https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-01-01.pdf.pdf 445d887e31f84fccd9bfb53bf2d632f2 PDF Text Text - fc* e &5S •direr and Fr.prt.wr Progression. No Retrogradin&r VOL. II. Ta* aatra ur th* old NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1875. ' rg.<*. keq^ awake.1 i!.- t»u:ii j.*r Qt il*M r>id«c «r»lu. FOR DEAR LIFE. New Year's eve some thirty years ago ■—end we were toping it right merrily at the old manor-house of Stor Aswan, the home*or my childhood, as it had been that of -my forefathers for many geuerati^aa. The pteaaantost -spot in all the world, I thought, and still think, that quaint Norwegian homestead, with its bluff walls and birchbark roof, which succeeding summers hod ren­ . dered verdant with an evergreen thatch of moss and lichens. Juxt now, howev­ er, this was not visible, for aopw lay thickly upon it, as it had lain for creeks . past, not only there, but upon ali tho country round. ■ It was tho hardest winter there had been for fifty years—so the old folks •aid—and they foretold its continuance So I aroused myself and sat up, knowing that sleep in that bitter night air might mean death. Of any other fear I had no thought, whan auBdoily I heard another sound come up with tho wind—a long-drawn hollow moan Twice or thrioe h oame at intervals, the weird noise, each time nearer and more distinct The third time the ponies also heard it, for they sprang forward with au impetus - that almost shook me out of the carriage. Fright­ ened, I said to Eric, “ What, oh I what is that?” And the answer came Sack, short and stern, “ Tho Salten wolves I”, Then began that'terrible chase; “ for dear life"' which, though we should both live for twice our allotted span, wo could never forget Swiftly wo sped along, our steeds impelled by a terror as great as our own, until they ap­ peared almost fo fly. Breathlessly wo harkened, hoping even yet to leave the enemy behind. But no, they traveled with us, gained upon us, nearer and yet nearer—their cry growing perceptibly from' an uncertain vague voice of the dxrknoM into the unmistakably wolf­ like note. We know from the direction from whence it camo that - they were tracking us by scent; so now our last poor chance lay in the darkness of tho night and our nearness to $tor Aswan. Erie still held tho reins, and I cowered down at the bottom of the sleigh, and prayed more earnestly thau I had ever yet done in my life “ for an increase of tho snow-drift wr aught, even a mira­ cle, if it might only save us." On and on, for a time thalaoemed in­ terminable, yoi might' in truth havo been but a few moments. Then the storm ceased, the moon emerged from her shelter, and wo saw half a mile in our roar a dork lino coming swiftly and steadily down upon us. In the middle of a white plain, with no nook or corner risible wherein wo could take refuge, and still nearly a league from homo, our caao looked hopeless enough. So our pursuers acemcd to think, as they now caught sight of us for tho first time, ami lifting their block muzzles from tho ground gave vent to a howl of savage exultation. I could Lave Baar received the money, and gener­ TROUBLES OF THE SECRETARY OF ously throwing in two cows and a borso _ THE TREASURY. . .................. । iiimiiii ........ . n Alexander -■ into the bargain, reiumed.......... to the home Delmar writes to Applecf his boyhood fa Pannsylvania, while tonS'Journal as follows c fa concerning the " Hamilton and *** * Mr. his possessions, set­ ‘ petty, annoyances to which lending ting their nosee toward California, fol­ members of ike Cabinet are subjected : lowed thorn to the golden shores. I have seen the Sscretary of the Treasury xit down at 1 o'clock of an SALTERS BOY. L afternoon to sign th® day's warrants, The Chicago THbunc is the latest and keep it up until 4 o’clock. I have journal to secure the services erf a known him to be occupied for ‘-several “funny man.” He belongs to the ranks days together iu hearing an appeal in a of the noble army of Danbury imitators, customs case. I have known him to be and some of •his. attempts at wit are ex­ occupied quiteaslongindeterminingthc tremely gauzy. Occasionally, however,. Ixwon the trifling subject of extra com­ a real gem escapes from the point of pensation. I have known. him to be his pen, as instance the following: taken up for a whole week in making Salter had a boy who was not worth inquiries about technical details of the starch in his shirt-collar to any one. bank-note printing, or envelope manu­ His name waa Noble. He was appro­ facturing, or the merits of a whisky priately named. He was a noble fraud. meter. The unimportant subjects at Salter hired him for a <1 a week to encaustic tiles for a postofficc building, tend office. He stayed with Salter just albnmenixed paper for dfpartmcrfuil half an hour, vjhen ho discharged him. photography, the comparative fineness His discharge wm summary. The boy of French and American coins, how came to the office at 10 o’clock. Salter, m’uch is a “ruble” (appeal of A. T. after telling him what there was to do, Stewart on an invoice of hemp goods, went across tho street to eee a friend, from Cronstadt); what is a “necktie" leaving the boy dusting the furniture. (appeal of Fisk, Clark 4 Flagg on nine After having quite a chat with his cases of imported neckties); what is friend, during which he had told him the best method of treating certain dis­ that he had got a boy to work for him, eases (contest in relation to manage­ and that ho Loped- he could leave the ment of marine hospital at------ ); what office oftener now, he returned. He constitutes the essential difference be­ had been gone just fourteen minutes tween “pickled olives" and “olives by the watch. It is astonishing how pickled ’’ (an actual case at 'the New much cussedness a good health boy can accomplish .in fourteen minutes. As Salter approached tho door he heard a medley of indescriba­ ble sounds within his office. He opened the door, and there was that noblo boy flying around tho room with the broom after a strange cat As ho entered, the boy shouted, “ Doggon it, boss, hurry up and stmt the door, or she'll get out. Oh Lord, can’t she akin around, though ?" And, making a pass at the cat with tiio broom, he smashed all tho glass out of tho book-cxse.- Did Salter got mad ? Oh, no I He kept his tem­ per, but he started for that boy, and the boy, thinking that he was after the cat, too, got more excited than ever, and yelled : “ There she goes, blast her old hide. Head her off, boss, head her off! Oh, glory I ain’t we having a time I” and, making another pass at the cat, he hit Sxlter on tho head with tho broom, and, running against him, upset him into a coal-scuttle and rushed on. Tho cat making the circuit of the room before Salter had time to arise, dashed across his outstretched body, and ripped great gashes in his pants and shirt-bosom with hat claws, the boy, following dose after her, fell over him. Picking himself up he sat down to take a rett, while the cat, hiding on top of the book-case,' mewed piteously. Then Salter aroser" He did not let his temper get the better of his judgment, but he was vary pale, and trembled perceptibly. Ho reached for tho boy. He got a firm grip on his collar, and started for the door. When he got out­ side he placed that noble boy in front cf him and kicked him clear out of his coat Then he dragged him to the stairs and pitched him down a flight of ten steps, and then jumped down od him. Then he plncked out a handful of the boy’s hair, and tossed him out on the walk. The boy picked himself np, gazed wistfully up the stairs, and, while great tsara of sorrow rolled down his checks, he sighed, “ What a bully time I could a had with that cat.” Salter has concluded that he can get along until spring without a boy. Ho haa adopted the cat, and has posted np notioo to the effect that any boys caught in the building will be shot on sight _ _____________ ;_______ fright wan driving me half wild; it waa «o unutterably horrible to perish thus. All this, however, did not attest any But a glance at Eric, bo calm and stead­ of our party, who were all Norse men fast, gave me new courage. I felt that, and maidens born, used to the cold, full come what might, we should at 1cm t of health and spirits. I, Ella Bicorn, die together. daughter of the house, was the wildest Faster and faster wcdlew, like hunted of the mad circle who had assembled at Star Aswan thatrChristmas-tide to do animals, death behind us coming on honor to my betrothal to Eric Jorl, the apaoe-r-a few yards more and he would lover of my youth, ere long to bo my claim us for his own. Already I could husband. As soon as the birch trees hear the rapid breathing of our foes, put forth their first green tassels, in the see their fierce eyes and white teeth, early springtime, I was to leave my old glittering and gleaming in the moon­ home for a new one; so now, sur­ light. Prompted by Eric, I threw out rounded by kinsfolk and neighbors, the bearskin rug which protected mo For a moment they we were keeping this last anniver­ from the cold. sary of my spinsterhood in goodly fash­ paused, smelt at it, then on with fresh fury after their old prey. One by one ion. cushions, wraps all went over to the Bo in darc'ng, feasting and merry­ hungry pack, each gaining us an inmaking the week sped, until a few tetant’a precious delay. As the last fell hours more would see us all scattered from my hand the foremost wolf bound­ in various directions, to meet again wo — imoniufc juj wuuq ed iuw«uu, forward, juo* just missing my aiixi, arm, while knew noli—5------------ * ~ - * 1 day, I“‘"•M_ ____ _ ’_ ♦ >*• reperrvd ___ Ih._ ,uajble * _ .. __ ... chief Dlruillll pleasure, Ilin the ArnWT.r.rr crowning point of Then Eric turned and looked at me— all our enjoyment—a sleighing and a long, loving glance—and began knot­ skating party to BtoY Aswan, a moun­ ting the reins to the iron side of tho tain encircled lake some ten miles driving seat. Instinctively divining his further north, the same from which our purpose of giving his life to save mine, homestesd derived its quaint Runic 1 sprang .forward, and, clinging to him name. This was to be c nr han or greet­ frantically, I whispered: ing to the New Y*ar—our welcome to “Dearest, remember, we stand or the incoming guest fall together 1' Brightly dawned the incoming morn­ A sudden thought, justified by our ing, clear as one's heart could desire. dire extremity, flashed through my A Giant Telescope.—A telescope of Blue wm the sky &s sapphire, whilst braiu—it Waa at bc«t a forioiu hupr.. the freshly-fallen snow sparkled and Quickly I bent over Erie, snatched the immense proportions has, QaUffnani shone as though strewn with living hunting-knife from his belt, and cut says, been for some time past in course gerar.. All nature seemed rejoicing like loose the nearest pony. With an almost of manufacture at the Paris Observa­ tory, but is still far from its termina­ ourselves at the advent of another year, human cry of pain the poor anima! gal­ and one already bo full of promise. lopped off with the ravenoun pack after tion. It was commenced in 1865 by M. Without, the sleigh-bells tinkled sud it. A few strides only and it was sur­ Leon Foncault, but the death of that chimed merrily, making the frosty air rounded, overpowered, down; and tho savant and the events of 1870 and 1871 interrupted this work, which was sub­ ring again as the gavly c.warinoncd last sounds we heard ere the welcome horses pawed and shook tijwrir heads, lights of Stor Aswan oame in sight sequently resumed under the direction of IL Wolf. The power of the new in­ impatient as their owner to be oft At were our baffled enemies growling and strument will exceed those of the Cam­ length wo started, Erie and I as hosta fighting over the remains of my gallant bridge and Herscbell telescopes, hither­ being the last of the party; for, of little steed. It was a cruel sacrifice, to the largest known; its length will but necessity knows no law, and' by it be forty-nine feet, and its diameter six Of that day I shall cot speak; we feet six inches, while the dimensions of were all young and in wild spirits, and In after years, as we sat round the Herscheil’s were only forty feet by five some of us in love. I, blue-eyed, gol­ fire at New Tear's Ere, with the storm den-haired Ella Bieorn, was the ac­ Ming wildly as now against the case­ feet The mirror will bo of glass, but knowledged belle and queen of the meat, and the wintry twilight closing. ’,the surface will be faced with gold or silver. The telescope will be provide;! hi, our-children would ask to hear, stalwart youth of the country-side. “onee more," the oft-told, tale of the with a movobfa But all things, even .the ptausfttost, •’Bslten wolvea,” or our fr'ght “for Mrs Euw Broodusks, of Chicago, must come to an end. So when the dear life." who has mourned as a widow for the shades of evening began to fall heavily, space of twenty years, was recently surmsrging earth, sky and water into one Is Douglas county, Kansas. Mr. prised, as also delighted, at the receipt Hamilton oourtod a niece of Mr. Baer. of inteliigfccn denying the death of her noy homeward. Tired out No go. Then he hud his heart at the husband, Abraham. He left Chicago feet of the daughter of Mr. Baer. She nearly a quarter of a century ago, and the soft lure in the alfagh, trampled upon it. Convinced by tbww remitted regularly far severe! s*-sfols, i hinge that he must go to work fa a when he suddenly ceased, and all trace burfaoee-like manner or accomplish of him was lost. He is said to bo the nothing, hs went boldly to Mr. Bser proprietor of tvo silver mine i in Ariand offered <500 cash down for Mr*. ”t’?T °r F°r **"far ■'«*«, lull deader Ur the UueH «lao*l>b«r», «>b. #»• . York' Custom-HuuAe); eic., etc.—iiiene and hundreds of similar questions hav­ ing occupied his time for days to­ gether. Meanwhile, the most important af­ fairs of state were left undone; the bureaus of the department received no attention from the man who, above all others, was responsible for everything they did or failed to do ; claimants by the score were kicking their heels in the lobby, vainly waiting for a mo­ ment's talk with thp Secretary; and clerks, officers of the revenue marine and other officeholders or seekers, pressing and pushing, which, in other great countries, are quite separate and , distinct. _____________________ THE COST OF OUR RECENT WAR. Mr. David A. Wells -has furnished the Cobden Club of England with an essay upon the .expenses, income and taxes of the United States. We copy tho following statement of tho cost of the rebellion : The whole cost of tho war in tho Northern and Southern States from’ 1861 to 1866 is estimated as follows : Lives, 1,000,000; properly, by destruc­ tion, waste, etc., <9,000,000,000. The gross expenditure of the United States from June, 1861, to Jul/, 1866, $5,792,­ 257,000. Of this the actual war ex­ penses were about $5,342,237,000. Tho expenses of States, counties, cities and towns in the Northern States, not represented by funded debts, have been estimated at $500,000,000. The increase of State dtbta on the war ac­ count was $123,000,000. -The increase of city, town and county debts .is esti­ mated at <200,000,000. Total warwxpenses of the loyal States and the na­ tional government, $6,165,237,000. The estimated direct expenditure of the Confederate States on account of the war were $2,000,000,000. i Aggregate estimated expenses of the war to the country, North and South, $8,165,237,000. The total receipts from all sources during the second year of the war were less than $42,000,000. The expendi­ tures were <60,000,000 per month—at the rate of <700,000,000 a year. STONES OF SIZE. Some of the blocks of granite used in the construction of the Treasury build­ ing at Washington are the largest ever all carried from the eastern part of Maine. They were transported to. Washington by water, and. after their arrival there, moved by ox-power upqn a sort of double pulley system, a dis­ tance of two miles, to the spot where they were wanted for -use. The work of moving them was performed with comparative ease, not more than eight or ten yokes of oxen being employed to move a block weighing more than sev­ enty tons. The flinted pillirs, great building, are forty feel long, and weigh fifty tons at least The largest blocks, thirty to forty feet thick, we ghed up­ ward of seventy tons. The facility with which these large blocks were moved and fixed in their places was a source of wonderment, and seemed to admiring spectators to be the.perfection of chaaical skill and ingenuity. And yet how insignifloent tho achievement when' compared with the triumphs dt ancient art. In tho foundation of the great Temple of the Sun at Baalbec may still be seen, even in the second course, stonss which are 37 feet long and 9 feet thick; and under these, about 20 feet from the ground, throe stones which alone occupy 182 feet fa length by 12 high: These three stones are esli- read of an Egyptian idol-temple, Baris, far surpassing this, in which there was a sanctuary composed of a single block of granite sixtt feet square. This is the largest and heaviest stone men­ tioned in'the history of nations. POE'S LAST MOMENTS; In a new volume of Poo's poems, R. H. Stoddard, the late John R. Thomp­ son's Hterary executor (who, by the way, was Poe’s best friend), thus gives the last scene in the life of Poe: “ He started from Richmond October 2,1819, and arrived at Baltimore between trains, and unfortunately took a drink with a friend, the consequence of which was ] that he was brought back from Havre de Grace in a state of delirium. It was on the eve ol a municipal election, and ox ho wandered up and dowif the streets of Baltimore he was secured by .the lawless agents of a political club and locked up in a cellar nil night The next morning he was taken out in a state of freDzy,,druirged, and made to vote in eleven different wards. The following day he was found in a back room at the political headquarters and removed to a hospital. He was insen­ sible when found, and remained so on October 7. The doctor and nurse were with him when he first showed con­ sciousness. * Where am I ?’ he asked. They answered, • You are cared for by your boat friends.* After a pause, in which he seemed to recall what had oc­ curred, and to realize his situation, Poe replied, lMy best friend would bo the man who would blow out my brains.' Within ten minutes he was dead." AN OLD, OLD STORY. A translation of the oldest fairy tale in the. world is given in the current number of Macmiuan't Magazine. It appears that in 1852 an English lady acquired a roll of papyrus inscribed with hieroglyphic characters, which sbe submitted to the Vioomte de Rougp, then Director of the Museum of Oriental MS5. in Paris. The distin­ guished scholar declared the composi­ tion to be nothing less than a story written by a Pharaqpic scribe for the edification of the young Crown Prince Beti Maniphta, son of Pharaoh Barneses Mi amum, founder of the cities of Pithom and Rsmesea, who ruled in Tnebes.B. C. 1400, and at whose court Moses was educated. The opinion at the learned Frenchmen was subse­ quently confirmed by the authorities of the British Museum, and in 1863, an equally learned German unfolded the papyrus and road to a Berlin audience a literal translation of the fairy tale told to the son of Ramoses the Second thirty-two centuries ago. In language and matter it resembles the style and structure of scriptural writings, and other productions of the period. • NO. 14 MICHIGAN NEWS. KUMM Oaxaca, of Bprtn*rirU, Lenawee Bounty,.won <1 and a full set of horecaboM on a be: that !Ua horoe could draw two bushels load without any exertion. Dxraorr has a eitixen who can bo bought. His name is Unsold. diamond ring from his finger before laying hold of a big trunk. The Detroit Free Frtuthinks nothing hia elbow through <25 Jonx Cvmxixs »nd John Funk, convicts in the fiteca Ponitantiary at Jackson, wars made supremely happy on Christmas day by receiv­ ing a pardon from Gov. Bagley. ■ ritulweas Enterprise. Tax Niles Republican up teat by order of the United. UtaUe Fich Commission, about 29,COO of Michigan’s cop from California ‘ Eight hundred sad ninoljr-ihree million Tnx following Michigan patents have been Issued from the Patent 9fiVe at Washington : Bee-hive, Jerome MeMeugcr, Coldwater; carooupling. Turner B>yd, Jr., WdiiamaviUo; VARIETIES. Laeob in veir—Working a cool mine. Mill privilege—Kissing a factory xoo; car-coupHog. B. B. Morgan, Howell;1 girl. B'ep-ladder, Henry Nermann. Ypsilanti. A grave mistake—Burying a man Hom. Oxo. Jxaoxx, Secretary of the Michigan alive. An Alabama barrister*mild!y alluded Cxlfiarnix with 43,000 exJmon, which were placed in tbs Au Sable river, al Grayling, to his rival as a “reservoir of falsehood Crawford county. The finnica wore over two and an aqueduct of mendacity.” moutha old, and daring tho long journey from A DeTE^rr servant-girl has remained the Pacific slope only three died. in a family thirty-one years, rather than . Dealtm. incur the trouble and expense of raising Mxa. Jacobs lately died at Whitmore Lake, Washtenaw county, agod 93 year* and 4 one for herself. moatha. Shocamc to Michigan thirty ycare Advice to huabands—Settle, as much Mw Jnm. Lra««rrr, e young lady of 90. money upon your wife as you can, for residing in Flint, while seated at an organ and her second huxbxnd, poor fellow, may not have a sixpence. suddenly fell over backward in her chair in a A letter was recently received at fit Of laughter, provoked by discord in the Wallingford, Conn., directed to “My. music, overturning an ol! lamp, which act fire own true love,” with the box number, end the girl received it. Is attributed to heart diecare. “A home without children is like CnaaLra Noblx, a resident of Detroit since Heaven without angels," says a deacon. 1818, died last week, aged 77. We just want him to get out of bed four times a night for a month, to keep DaxiXL Yekkx, while felling a Ixrgo pin® tree, nrar Cedar Springe, Kent county, a few the baby's legs covered up. days ago, wm inatantly killed by falling John Henry, whose first (and only) limbs, his bedy being terribly mangled. bora has just been to a toy-shop, says Lixxix's mw and thing Io factory at Mid­ 'twos a tin linmpet that knocked tho land, Mich., haa been destroyed by. fire. stuffiu out of tho walls of Jericho, and about 430,000; insurance, fll'j,000. ' mighty good reason for it, too. A tor named Wm. Eckwood, who bat been A romantic young lady, whbse father ■abject to fits, waa found dead one morning laai week on the Grand Rapida and Indiana refused to rent an Italian villa on the railroad trsck, thirty miles south of S’.urgia- 1 banks of Lake Como ns a summer residence, has threatened to go West was horribly mangled otherwine. It is auj>1 and marry a California highwayman. poacd ho tried to board a paeeeogcr train, or The miseries of. life begin to oppress Tks Benxic County Journal eays that an Indian recently killed fjur panthers near Platte Lake. Ha shot two of thorn in Ono day. Altxna is laboring with a now railroad entorpriao. The Hagiesw Courier desires a public meet­ ing bald to influence the Legislature to estab­ lish the new House of Correction at that city. It acta on the astumplion that the location at Iona will not be approved. Tux committee of the Michigan State MediI cal Society have agreed upon the form of a bill which they with the Legislator® to peea, Here's a Troy boy, for instance, oskisg his mother, after a shad dinner, “ where did God find all the bones to make tho first shad of?" A gallant wag was sitting beside his beloved, and being unable t® think of anything to say, asked her why «he was like a tailor. “I don't know,” said she, with a pouting lip, “ unless it is because I am sitting beeide a goose." “Hav« you Goldsmith’s Greece?” was asked of a clerk in a store in which books and various miscellaneous articles graduated phyeiciana, and keeping out of the were sold. “No," said the clerk, re­ ranks of the medical profession such persons flectively, “we haven't Goldsmith’s as cannot pass a specified examination. Greooe, but we have some splendid moo, fired with a generous ardor to supply hair oil.” the dwellers in the rural districts with some­ Milwaukee Ecwt: The best of thing huge in the way of burnt cork, min­ Christians occasionally have rags to strelsy, advertised a concert, to take place at a ward avenue. They auocoided in collecting a The Vinrinia City (Nevada) Chroni­ thing went on •wimnungly till the close of the cle tells how some of the people en­ gaged fa silver mining wake up in the they snnonicou that the affair was a failure. morning to find themselves million­ aires. “ Gen. Thomas H. Williams," New Year** and finish it np. This not being it says, “ holds fa his own name 6,500 •hares of California, and 3,000 shares crowd, the unhappy youtha were pounced upon I and made to diegorge all they had taken for of Consolidated Virginia. The first the concert, and their limited aupply of per­ cost him little or nothing, it haring sonal property beaidea, including overshoes been awarded him at the time of the and extra wearing apparel." California consolidation for his share TzEcelobratod Piltaburgh ejectment cas*, of Central No. 2. He can sell his in which ono Msister wai plaintiff and ilia shares in California to-day . for Mowry hairs dsfsndanla, haa terminated In * <1,950,000, and his shares in verdict for the latter. The can® involved millions of dollars, and novelty was given it Consolidated Virginia for <750,000, by the preacnco of a largo number of Indians a total of <2,700,000. His clear from Bay City, Mich profit, if he sells in time, will be SOME HEAVY FAILURES. over <2,000.000. In the last twentyHarper a Bazar nays : Several recent PHYSICAL AND MENTAL DISEASE. four hours California has risen <100 a failures among the grain and produce A writer in Chamber^' Journal speaks share. The General's profit* in those dealers of New York for amounts vary­ of the fact as decidedly noteworthy that twenty-four hours nas been $650,000; ing from <100,000 to <300,000 recall the common opinion thr.t excessive men­ more than $25,000 an hour—$500 a the fact that the way fa which some of tal occupation gravitates toward insan­ minute,” the old gentlemen of history failed ity, is not only not verified by facte, j Upon the arrival of the 4 o'clock p. throws our two-penny aflkiro quite into but that, on the contrary, one of the ' “• «pree» train in Reading, Peansyl the shade. Cicsar, before he entered foremost living physicians doubts ' van“« on Wednesday, the car inspector, into public life, was short <1,000,000, whether alienation of mind is ever the I while uPPin6 »od testing the wheels, and wjth no assets, and purchased the result of overstrain ; it is to physical, was astonished to find, ’ secreted * ’ on ■top friendship of Quiswtr for $2,500,000 not to meats!, derangement, he think*,, of one of the wheel-trucks that sup­ (which was a pleasant thing for Qam- that excessive work of the brain gener­ port the body of the passenger car, a sor). Moro Antony failed for 81,500,­ ally gives rise. Insanity, he points out, middle-aged man, who in this manner 000 on the ides of March, but got an finds the most suitable material for ite had stolen a passage. The stranger extension of only a few days, and paid development among the cloddish, un­ was told to vacate his dangerous hiding­ 100 crata. Tuose old “ swells ” used to educated classes, while the worst forma place, and, ispos creeping out, appe.red get short and fail and compromise, just of physical diseases are originated and intensified by .the educated, overstrain­ to be oold and stiff. He stated that ire ai they do in Wall street. had coms all the way from California, and had traveled altogether ip that tton that Hr. Hamilton took the little Tnis is the Ixtert form of a wrdJfog manner. Such a thing i*. terrible to Beets. As there were only eight, and invitation: "Come round and see me con'euiplxte. The only winder is that as Mr. Hamilton had only five cubs of capture a mother-fa-law, at 8 o'clock, he was not struck dead—while telling his era, be glsdljr oomw^ted. Mr. •brep.' the story. THE KXW YEAR Tk» wife ot Chart* Culrsr, of Howell, l« tho best of Christians will sometimes roll an old flat-iron up in a ragged shirt and chuck it down in the bag just to give it ballast Jolla Ward Howe informs us that “ the financial incompetence) of men fa general is becoming every day more evident to the world al large.” It is especially evident in tho morning, when their wives have “ gone through " their pockets overnight “Could you,” said a young lady teacher, “ after what I have been reed­ ing to you, forgive your enemy? that is, could you forgive another boy if ho struck you?” “Why, yee,” said the little rustic, doubling his fists, “if he was a good deal bigger than me." “ Mother," said a little urchin, when he came home from church, “I have heard ouch t smart preacher. He stamped and m.vitf- such a noise, and then he got mad ; he shook his fiats at the folks, and there wasn’t anybody dared to go up and fight him. Helen M- Cooke writes that “ kiraea on her brow are the richest diadem a womah’s soul aspires to." And yet a young fellow who kisses • young iady making motiocs like a patent clotiie*wringer is nut the man for the position. Whilm T. D. Jones was modeling his bust of ed brain workers. says that • there is a regular Board of Emerson Wight, the newlv-eleetad Grand Jury Brokers in that city whoee Mayor of Springfield, Mau., haa two service* can be had at all times to Sx up woodrn legs, haring last both of hiM a grand juty to suit th? ernergenritw of natural ones by a railnxd aoridt-fa auy particular case. social gathering with the following fa. _ : “ Er-cr—say! er-c-r—r-o you're quiry the tan—er— that malrex mnd-bosds. oin1 Urr.tlly, Jr. yoa ncl > a->» Orel' �— «• for .h< ration hurt* Spring, and last season • I . «ever wore were made by him. 1 a good business. They have and give A, W- a call. Hemer Downing retains’ the store R. S. Brady is another of the first j iw a kiln ol brick for sale. • and goods formerly held by Downing «settlers, and is largely interested in N Al kept running early and late. It was <fc Alien, ‘although we believe Theo. built i^st spring. Mr.. Booth bos been furnishes the * backing" and can be having a heavy trade in apple and seen there at nearly all hours'of the -day. Homer still ke^Kup l*1B rtiPu CASH. Motuh A School, white svetj chil l «M Imra O He has moved ’village real estate. his I shoo shop over his new brick, ’where he can always be found ready 1to give “fits'* and satisfacl ion. A. P. Nichols keeps a good stock Bdstoin k Gorsies are carrying Ou ration of the firm oh goofls and prides, . is doing a good business. When iand also does repairing. <F an ashary and are having a fair run Theo, Downing was iu business, ho MILLINERIES. of CHStoiU, * . And with cnericy to mske our <aj, LaWTSRS. ■ Attention is silled to the advertise­ Clement Smith has a large practice, 'business here in September, 1866. ly on hand, at her store, an elegant ment of the Lakeside Library, on Since the above is in type, we un­ assortment of Millinery and Fancy on the Grand River Valley Division in this village and the villages and fourth.page. It is issued semi-month­ derstand that Mr. L. J. Wheeler has Goods, of tha latest styles, and *%( the M- C. R. R . in the eastern cities about He also does insttranc- ' ly and publishes complete in each part of Barry County, 50 miles .from nig arid deals in real estate. In 1868 1made arrangements to purchase Mr. always for sale very cheap. number tho masterpieces of the best Mrs. N. M. Stebbins always keeps Jackson, east, and 44 from Grand Clepi taught the first Union School Downing's stock, and will take pos-’ living writers. The subscription is next week. Ho is an old her stock un with the times, and the Rapids, west Its nearest place of in this village. In 1870 he began session 1 *2,15 per annum postage pre-paid. business man in the Dry Goods lino, pretty things the ladies love so well, importance is Hastings, 12 miles west, the practice of law, since when he 1 This is good cheap reading. ~ in Nashville, arid tho News extends can always be found at hor Millinery whilst north and south there arc no has gamed steadily id popularity, and 1 tho right hand of fellowship and cor store. towns fpr 22 miles. It is a thriving now no quoter of Tiffany can show a dially welcomes him back again. village of about l.OWamds. i» sur­ better record (han can Clem. 1 Not quite a year ago Mr. Frank HARDWARE . List Summer Eastman k Young rounded by an excellent farming The village of Nash viHe h located Reeeired at tie O. Gr. SOMETHING NEW. country, titled by industrious and in­ commenced tho practice cl law in In the year of our Lord, 1870, C.’ C. Dancer assumed control of the Union telligent farmers, and is located on this village. Mr. Eastman was fbnn- WolcolV commenced business in the House, as Mum Host. Since then tho the Thomnpple River, which affords erly in the practice'at Woodland and hardware .lino in Nashville. Charley hotel has iucrcased.'in public favor, Fred. Young at Hastings, They arc is an enterprising young man and is and Frank is kept “ chuck fullof a good water-power. He knows . In a half a dozen years this first class lawyers, already have a good noted for giving good bargains to his customers all tho time. , They customers. , Charley’s stock is always just how to prepare a meal that will place has grown from,— you practice and are doing vycll. , might say,—stumps and tall for­ are also loan and agents porated as a village in the spring of ■ the year 4870. During tho past year its growth hits been very substantial; many buildings htivo been erected NASH-VILLE MILLS! — AND — WOOL CARDING MACHINE! patron ville House some little timo ago. Mr. । □fours, ami long may ho wave to Skeles is absent most of the timo at­ Would respectfully inform the pnbHo ths July I87», He has a large practice, deabout , hardware to the citizens of tending to other duties, but his lady he is prepared to do double the work than presides over tho .•‘table," and is giv­ heretofore. —doing a business of between three Barry and Eaton counties. and four thousand dollar! yearly. * Smith k Putnam, in Oct. 1872, ing good satisfaction to their patrons. I have added le my Flouring Mill The Central House, by the Roosa's Iu the year 1870, Dr. H. A. Bar- opened , a hardware on a capital of POWER CORN SHULER, THAT WORKS LIKE A CHARM. kc. Everything, big or httlo. can old meat market just south of Tru­ say he is doing a large business and always bo found at ’ Smtth&Pnt’s man’s store. They are having a big I am prepared to do all the work that, manufactories. " making money. All the above arc store and at pric s low enough to trade, and it would surprise you to comes on abort notice. If customer* come early they never fail to gel their work in see the amount of fresh meat brought Nothing helps to build up a place first class physicians, ami are ready suit, oven a granger. good season. ' to their market every morning. like manufactories. They bring trade to attend to the iilb, to which wc ore drugs. P. Durham carries on a first class and laboring men into a place, and are all subjects with accuracy and The Boise Brothers, propr'etors of of tho business and the success of Dr. C. W. Wickham does, wc should the business men: said laborers and lheiP* families must dispatch, but we don’t went »i>yllring have food and clothing. . Below are to do with them, and so will quit thn’miniufactoriesof Nashville: * The leading manufactory of Nash­ the City Drug Store, entered the bus­ meat market at No. 1, where good iness arena of Nashville in Sept, meats can always be had. last. DCT GOODS. By fair dealing apd courleou! CUSTOM natured, and wo sincerely wish their of July last, and found nothing but with $20,000 worth of Dry Goods. long row of customers to incrense.and two log houses and a shanty, in what in now the corporation. He logged half to three million feet per year, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, kc. " Fair it will. * and the mill gives employment to dealing and low prices,’’ has always Dan Halbert- ‘'immortalized," his and burned five .acres between his from twelve to fifteen hands. 115,000 been Mr. Truman’s motto, and is the name by ereclingNashville's 1st brick. present place of business and Wheel­ is paid out every winter for secret of his success. Wc- are cred­ Two years ago next March ■ it was er's old store; what is now the.heart c. n. holler, Miller. He believes in takes a lively interest in everything at home, and that is good for its future welfare, and to such men we always give a hearty business " God speed." Mills have long been noted for the excellency of the liveliest A. Gordnier bos been in the har­ Grroccries- ness business a number of years, and the Ts’ews was is doing a large business. A. R. Wolcott is doing a fine bus­ One marched trium­ 1870, Mr. W. A. Aylsworth first struck phant into Nashville nnd “flung bis iness in (he manufacture of harness. has just finished erecting a handsome $0,000 residence. The Nashville C, A. TRUMAN. FOR ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF (Srorcrice and grovfetons, HARNESS SHOPS. GROCERIES. No. 49 appears to be the Pay the highest Price for Country Produc No.l The brick store, 9(1 feet long, and filled it logs, and the mill is doing a business ibly informed that he is uow doing a completed, and Dan moved in with of the village. of $45,000 per year. The.machinery business of $10,000 per annum. He ♦2,000 worth of Drugs. He is a clev­ . Wm. Bartley and Hollon k Berger in the null cost $10,000. Mr. Olds is is the President of the village, has er fellow, has a good trade and we are*also in tho blacksmith business and arc hasting a good run of work. an enterprising and an energetic the well being of Nashville at heart, wish him well. ■pending his money $5000,0 worth of Boots and Shoes. Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Lowei than any other House in town. QOMtE DOWN TO yearly lumber cut is from two and a workman himself. WORK Double Face Black Alapacas, * Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfe, Nubias, Hats, Caps’ Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s 4 Child’s Underwear, ’ Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. BLACKSMITHS. Webster & Hobbs are the leading Mr. G. A. Truman is now the pio­ deportment they have already won ville is the-saw and plaining mill of neer in the Dry Goods trade in Nash­ the confidence and esteem of our cit­ blacksmiths. They do good work and A. W. Olds, being the banner one ville. On May 10th, 1868, he com­ izen- and are enjoying a large -trade. plenty of it too. John Webster i* the of Barry Cj. The saw mill was menced business with a small capital. Frank is clover and Free, is clever pioneer business man ol Nashville. completed in 1869, and the plaining Last Summer he erected a handsome too (to the ladies) are always good He came hero ten years ago the 28th mill was added last summer. $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, Proprietor of the , the village "Dads," a good of that would reflect credit upon a more ber came to this village. He has a $2,000. They have increased this is also a first class plane to slop and prctentHHis place than the little vil­ large practice, and a handsome resi­ stock until they have . a capital of is having a large rnn of custom. MEAT mAKKKTS. dence shows that he bos done well. nearly 86,000 invested in stoves, shelf lage of Nashville. , Roberts k Roe hold forth at the Judging from the amount of riding Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Below we give a classified sketch place keeping A few weeks after gloomy night in November, born, CapL Boise Mr. P. Holler Nashville. It didn't take him long to banner to the breeze,” lotting the 1868, and since rent a little store down town, and on people know that ho -wouldn't take TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. Having filled my store with a fresh slock of choice . HARD GROCERIES. floor it manufactures. bought tho mill in Brooks, Messers, Ainsworth & then has supplied it with two Amer­ the following Thanksgiving Dny the “back scat" on prices tor any proprietors of the elevator have ican turbine water wheels, and the moved his family, goods and chatties firm in tho County. His present bought of the new crop of wheat and best mill machinery, until now he here, opened a general store and went largo stock of Groceries and Crock­ 50, 000 bu4hcLs bought this winter has one of tho best flouring milk in to work. Will is one of those sound, ery adda a feather to the laurels of 5, 000 l/fshcls of oats, and in tho last tho Co. The mill is under the super shrewd business men thai one does Nashville, CapL informs us that since vision of Chris, and John Roe, who not often meet in a small town. He he moved into his new store his trade know their “bis.” They are grinQmg knows how to buy, when io buy, and has increased over one third. The 4.000 bushels of grain per month. to sell cheap. In tho past three firm is now known as L. C. Boise k Mr.Hofier is also proprietor of the months he has sold over $5,000 worth Co. Mr. Stiles being the Co. They have the hogs. reputation of Dry Goods and Ready Greater Bargains GLASSWARE, THAN EVER IN And in fact everything uraally kffr-l in a paying the highest prices and farm­ ers flock in to see them from east and FIBST-CLABS Made Grocery and Provision Store ? age iu 1867., doing a small business his goods at cost, as ho is obliged to his forte. Mr.Griffith is doin’; a good trade in the live stock business.Their in a httlo shop back of his store. vvealo the building, to Unike loom for yearly business and we wish him shipments aro heavy, and the large I wish to inform the public that 1 will Mil a The following year ho bniit his fur­ the new bank, but doos not think of well. The Express office is located amount of money they pay out in this niture manufactory. He has been going out of trade. nt his store, ho being the agent. We vicinity is quite an item to the farm adding to it yearly untill now ho has Mr. H. R. Dickinson is an enter­ wish him wellers. We learn that Mr. A, Hardy the best in tho county. He keeps prising young man, (and right here wo FOB A Mr. P. Durham has been a proper­ nnd G. D. Babcock are about to go in­ the largest ano finest stock of furni­ will say that Nashville is famed for ty holder of Na*hville a tang time, to tho stock business. If so. the farm­ BIG PILE OF GOODS , ture we ever saw in a town the size her young and enterprising business but only entered the business circle of Nashville, and •manufactures near­ men.) He camo from- New York to ।a few weeks ago, and already gives ly all of it in his own shpf». The boys this place last July, and bought out ,evidences of being a live business go in partnership with him the first of the slock of Ay Is wortfi k Fuller. iman. No. 1 is, his place of business this year, and we understand they Last week wo dropped into his store and i he has 3 fine stock of everything , will soon farther increase their fncil- and found it newly painted, a fresh in i the Grocery line, and also keeps i ies for manufacturing furniture. stock of goods in the Dry Goods, ia meat market. Mr. Durham merits Kirtland k Son manufacture Clothing. Boot, Shoe, and Grocery ia large patronage. heading, staves and hoops. Their line, and all ready to attend the wonts The firm of Daugherty k R-josb manufactory was built in 1871, and of one or one thousand, with neatness , dissolved last week, Mr. Roosa's fa­ ■applied with $5,000 worth of new and dispatch. Ho quotes some prices . ther buying Mr. Daugherty's inter­ machinery, of the latest patterns in his "ad" that are very low. Ho , est They have in connection with They buy the limber in (be rough and inform! np that his trade is better , their Grocery store, a bakery, hotel with their ample facilities it is soon than he expected, and wc orc glad of and . boarding house, and are doing a manufactured into heading. staves iL Tile uray he is selling goods, it large । business. They are bound to uifd hoops. They are doing a busi­ cannot help but increase. sell as low 0 anyone, and as good on ers can always expect to get highest prices, for anything in the line at Nashville; E. J. Feighncr is carrying on a photograph gallery over Wolcott’s hardware. Reynolds k Cx>k manufactures ing them cheap for cash. move into Griffith They will k Kerr's MONEY ! C. C. WOLCOTT. BUY THE AND BEST! GET A 77*c Highest Price Always Paid for . Country Produce. Man. has been a resident of this vicinity for a long time. Ho started the gallery five years ago, is a good workman, and deserves the patronage of every ci risen of Nash­ ville. SHILL AMOUNT OF AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF tha t Griffith k Kerr arc fitting up In connection with iny store I shall keep a MEAT MARKET! a splended gallery in their brick to bo occupied by. him when completed. Mm. is the township clerk and vil­ lage recorder. Wm. Jones, Dentist, is doing a ness of 310,000 per annum. They The Kocher Brothers commenced iarticle. Give them acill and be large business. A short time ago, in are now filling an order for on East, borineas hero about the first of July jnade . five days he extracted 115 teeth and happy. eru firm for 500,000 firkin stives. A. I*. Nichols commenced business took $250 00 worth of impressions The Nashville Foundry, under the have the go-ahead i-tiveness neo’-sOur Tailor, Mr. S. Leibbauser is in Groceries in Sept. 1869, and now supervision of Mr. G. F. Wilson, is Mry to build up a good business. They bas a good patronage. lie also crowded with work. He is bound to doiug a good business in Plows. have as good < stoek of Dry Goods, keeps a good line of boots, shoes, slip­ give good “fits," the best of aalisfocSleigh Shoes and job work. We Boots, Shoes. Groceries, &c., as one pers etc, in a store adjoining his gro- • lion, and his charges arc low. wish Mr. Wilson succesa. Reese & Detterick opened a short would wish to see, and they are sell­ eery. twenty five of their celebrated wag­ TIMES VANQUISHED ANO RIVEN OFF THE FIELD I Crockery four weeks 25,000 pounds of dressed west, north and south. They keep D. C. Griffith is one of the oldest lain, shingles, lime, salt, hair, stucco, Clothing, in the little store he now merchants in Nashville. Dealing in &c, which they are selling very low. season have a targe run of custom. Mr. Jacob Lentz came to this vill­ occupies. Jnst now he is selling off Groceries, School Books, &c, is also The Lee boys ore having a heavy wool carding machine, which in their of JV. TRtTMAN, Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. 1 have a full line of represent full and complete, nud he nlsb keeps tickle the pallet. A ’bus is ran from Aencnltural Implements in their sen- the Union House to all trains. • Mr. Rufus Skeles bought the Nash­ sou. Ha enjoys a big trade, is one est trees into the brightest toWp on first class insurance companies. the line of thezG. R- V. R- IL It wrs PHYSICIANS, Dr. W H, Young commenced the partially platted in I860, nt the sur­ veyor the railroad^and was incor­ practice ol medicine m this village in O. D. Store »f A W. Parker who bought out <. 'in* ago. a produce store, in the old new Maxson a short time ago, is well sup- FAucis building, whore they are Mr. F. Reynolds built brick us soon as it is completed. The plied with everything in the Gro- paying a good price for all kinds of the riiop five years ago. They u*e boys are having n large trade, and eery fine and is having a fair patron- country produce. r only the Vval second growth material. they merit it. Success to them. age, which wifi increase. '| ” When "u —you want a nice ’ ride ’ - go Alf, Boston manaracterca and . . When o f j around to E. DBitgood's livery stable Uhh> >• » -.... ><UU die firm ...... ol Downing LZUVTIUUg & IV Alien AUCU The blind man has a nice stock repairs guns *nd pistolx, and keeps ‘dissolved co-parnersbip, Mr. Allen shelf Groceries and fancy goods in Ia«d a "nice rig” Bit. knows ons per year. CUT good meats: The Highest Price Paid for and Pdu. »sr BBMEMBBR TUB PLACX— Mancfactured by the Michigan Stove Co, and warranted for one year. Red Sign, No. 1 The largest stock of P»i»ts, Oils, Varaiahes aad Brashe brought to Naahville. Also a large stock of Cfms-ca w P. DIRHAM eluding the Silver Steel Diamond, the fastest uting saw n th world, and all to be offered at prices heretoeforunheardoif fo For Sale or Rent. The Hotel and Grocery Store occupied by Cash. Ssriivine. Dec. 1st, 1874. C. C. WOLCOTT/ CHAD CLEVER, Naahville. FOB �NEW PLANING MILL . He i* recovoriag as text as a*. Me. J. E Poller, lbw enginecf, re­ ceived slvera! severe injuries, turd 0*a> <»« n,P"' rw'*a,1r Ki. ihum^neart, The. exact cause of the explosion ofr by a feed cutter, nnd the ttame is n<<t KBown, but Jl appear* that the itee clipped the finperx of his wutar. had run down quite low and the engineer had just started cold TT A BAMEB. M.. D., Homwwater tn the boiler when the ex- ■ 11. ^r^"-*** .—The Vermontville Enterprise is' ptesiou occurred. The boiler wax a dated Fridays but we never get it un- uew ■ one, and lite steam £;.ut^e, at the of the accj^nt, indicated dnly WEBSTER * HOBBS. Btaok. till Saturday oi Monday nights. If it time ■ forty pounds, F^fceverul days before IT —tth. AU Mn*» •* ta*» the boiler had sustained u pressure what time does it roach its Nev York of-120 pounds. subsuribera. The explosion was terrific and the —The Grange of. thia village, will ground for many rods around was hold a public insulation of offieent, strewn with the debris. flLEMENT SMITH. '•M n*y ia the root of all evil." but J. A J!4*l tUUU ud Rst«-e«i> this afternoon and evening at their ball. There will bo a free supper Roldusim of EvdJiBvilU, Ind., last week for all. A general good time is ex EASTMAN 4 YOUNG, stepping a robber’s ballot. {ioctod. W “49” ZNeTT Store I NEW GOODS! THAT IS THE Prop’r. A. W. OLDS, MICD1UAN CBIVTBAL. My Visaing Mill is new in running order Everything Keto! RELIABLE HOUSE Farmers and their wives take noliee: Young Ladies end Gentleman attention; MtWf " “■ *“ REMEMBER ?** ! ^LANING, gtATCinNG, Re-sawing, &c., Done to order, with promptness, and satis- » IGMj « » DTS/ST GOODS GROCERIES I CHOICE Crockery, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing ■ Goods, Wo. HO Umbrella, Dressed Flooring SHlip, Moulding?, kt., Of every description, kept oonstutly on Experienced Workmen Employed. Glassware & Lamps! I *lst> manufiuslurw Soft nnd Hard Wood Oozy Little Brick Store, :s Not around the corner, hut next door to Halbert & Co. HENRY H. WOOD, Justice of the Peace, q liebhauser, TAILOR U' —Being sick, last week, we wero Having moved Inin my For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. The worlds prayer meeting occurs An the unable to "get out,” and did not hear first week in January 1875. U.should not Lath and Shingles, of the Vermontville cnusalitY nntij be neglecud by a ulnglo church or individu­ a full limb or conslsutly on hand. al riiriettan. The notice published by the Em. taller id (W4 TRUNKS! after we had finished our edition on "Alliance CommiUee," pmvHes the topic ggp* Saw and Planing Mill cast of the ON HAND! Thursday night.- We give the par­ fur each evenings service during the week. Depot, Nashville, Mich. The call and order of service* as published I would respectfully • invite myvold customNashville, Sept. lrt.‘,187A 4» ticulars in this issne. *48 A W. OLDS. by the religious papers will be observed by W, A AYLSWORTH. —Eddie Sprague, aged about eight the churches in thia place, in a union servi­ ce held alieruati-vely, commencing at the pOVXD, the cheapen! place years, sou of Eli Sprague^ of Mid­ Cb|isUau titrarcb, Monday Eve., at q P. Qomc and see if "ttmnksgiving and dleville. was.instantly killed in tho' M-- Subject of prayer: n/ Ik. ..... ...... New ones to call and see my mill yard, at the above named place, Monday afternoon, about 3-o'uhok, Christian public arc earnestly requested to unite in these services and concert of by a log rolling upon his head and prayer. • W.t W. Dusks. smashing it horribly. NEW STORE! W. B. ST1WKG, Gen’l IfcpL GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIV- 10^000 PARADY, Manufacturer of * Boots and Shoes, Entire New Stock. TJNION HOUSE. ’ Dibd .Id NashviUe Dee. 26th, a little two monib's old daughter of-Mr. and Mrs. have us call their new Church tho Wo. B. Griggs "Mud Creek United Brethren Church MxnKiSD.— At Elder Linooln's, Deo. 24th, Good Hall In the third Well, now, w® are sorry, but we .1874. by Elder D. W. Lincoln, Mr. Charles F. Edson and Miss Mary J. Haskins, both hope that it wont stay the progressof of Woodland. Midi. their religion in the "Mad Creek” LOCAL MATTERS. district. IVM. JONES, - Everything belonging to tho • ly followers of the Lord," dont like to Mleliltfnn —Tho Christian Sabbath School Grocery, Crockery & Lamp Trade, Eve. The tree was loaded presents to the value of $500. ELIHU CHIPMAN, W. wiHsell you Call and see them. I©- CRYSTAL DRIPS ' 112 cents at Drcxtxsoxe. ting a peep at the tree. MRS. L. O. CROCKER KLLIW& FANCY GOODS! Also VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. chine at a raffle. A young lady, Maggie Mallon, won the machine and very generously gave it back to the woman, although she had boon ofiered $35 for iL How many more happy hearts there would be in this CUT FREE OF CHARGE! world if there wero less "Shylocks', She still retains the aerricea of Miss and more Maggie Mallons. Downixo, and is prepared to make —Go to Drmabay’s to gel as good a bar­ gain as you can fin-l in the country. —Everything sold kt Dmxabat’b Is war­ ranted as represented or money refunded STAND FROM UNDER. ’ All persons having unset tle<l accounts with the undersigned, will please call and DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. —Last Saturday a four-year-old settle them immediately, thereby saving boy lay dying in a house in the south thetnselves trouble and expense. I mean DELL BARLOW, part of Maple Grove, crying for bread basinets. . Tnvo Maxsox. 'and there was none to give him. Tito mother made known the situation to her neighbors, and (pod was procured, ft£T EVERY LADY SHOULD TAKE IT. but the boy died. The hnsband nnd father is an able-bodied man, bnt too lazy to work. His name is " Fuzzy’ Nashville, Mich. DeMund, and it is the duty of the people ol this vicinity to put him where will be maue to work. Ho had The Cheapest and Best in the World. BARBER aaQ HAIR BRESSER! PETtRSOrS MACHINE Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Dressing, Shampooing, a dose of the House of Coneatiou, last Spring, and now the State Prison ••L. Postage pre-paid on all Subscriptions. Shop just south of isn’t too good for him. The world Tkkks (always in advance) $2.00 a year. has no need of him, and the quicker Ite is out of it, the better. PALL JULLfflEBY GOODS! —That "anima!"still troubles the "timid" of Maple Grove. Several in­ dividuals claim seeing it lately. One Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS claims it to be not less than eight feet from its nose to tip of its tai’, and two feet high. One man declares that it chased him homo one night and after And ia varieties to suit customers, all to be he had Ixiltcd the door it took a peep at him through a window, affording • told cheap for cash. him a view of its head, which he sayi resembled a large bull dog’s. Now this is getting interesting and if this D<.ne in the Latest Styles and with neatness. animal don’t quit cluwing poopla ou dark nights, we shall petition Undo Sam to send down a regiment of soldiers and have the animal ferreted tend annihilated. T3RESS MAKING MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER, fresh meats Wednesday, Dec. 23rd, al about four o’clock in the aften.oou the boiltnnnn M ph~ing«iUI of Manata. BoWUUd dine k. Hammond, near the Vertnontville depot exploded, demolishing the I building and dangerously injuring the proprietors Two employes abw sustained lass injuries. , Mr. C. E- Hammond, wax thrown by‘ the explosion over a circular aaw. ’ . He was aevcxcly scalded in ho WOOB Ort ONE PRIGE TO ALL. A linrrlay nhrfrt train leave* Pent water paralnr Hi rCTttfh Grs»! H «pl<l» at ?4ki p m nn-1 Naahvllle 0J< C. B. HUSH, Sept. Country Produce always bought at the TOP of the Market. NashviUe, Oct 21st, 1874. L. C. BOISE & CO. An Cheap as they can be Bought DRUGS & liDItlWS, latlLLING TALBS AND WLfflB are th* beat puUiahcd an, where. AU the moat pop­ ular wrilere are emptoyod la write orielnally for •* IVureoti." In 1M&. In addition to ibe um»I qnanUty ct abort etortee, Fire Orl<1ual Copyrqtht Novel* ^<11 ... VI — . .... <_•. - L-... ottzr, stock NEXT 30 DAYS Paints, Oils, Varaisnes & Brushes, Is all new, and has been selected with great care au<J wo warrant satisfaction. We would especially call atttention to our large stock of I WILL SELL Representing nearly every kind known to the trade, and to you that indulge in the for­ eign luxury, »e would eay BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, AIortinMEO Hnle. Wubbkas, Jonah B. Raaey and Rosetta S<M, Bink, ul «tl« Ms, C. Rssov, hoi wife, of Nashville, Barry county, Michigan,did on the 14th day of Au­ gust, A D. 18* 1, make aud execute to Hi­ STATIONER! i LEGAL BLANKS, ram Coe. of rjio same place, a certain mort­ gage to secure the payment of a certain Co nolo the same day made, and, whereas, the said mortgage was duly recorded in |he office of the Register of Deeds, in Barry Co., Michigan, on the 7th day of Sept A- D. 1871. in Liber "Z" of mortgages, on page 899, and, whereas, there is now due on said SPECTACLES, (warranted Pebble) note and mortgage the sum of Four Hand red and Ninety.one and CO-100 dollars, at this date, and default has been made in the payment of aaid sum; Now, therefore, by Reason of said default, tho Mortgagee, by virtue of the power in •aid mortgage contained, will, on the twen­ tieth day of February, A. D. 1875, at the hour of one o’clock, P. M. of said day, iu the city df Hastings, at the north Doni doo A Frisk Stock or of the court bottse, in aaid city (that being the place of bolding the circuit court in and for Barry county, Michigan) sell the lands and premises described in eaid mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due thereon, and the TEAS, COFFEES, reasonable costs and expanses, and an At­ torney fee of twenty five dollars, stipulated tn be paid by the terms of said mortgage Sugars, Spices, Etc. should the tame be foreclosed. The de­ scription of the premises, as described In said mortgage, arc as follows:- Village lots No. one hundred and twenty-six (126) and the undivided ane-half of lota eighty-iwo Eand righty-throe (38). ia the village of hrille, Barry county, Michigan, accord­ ing to the plat and the survey'thereof. Dated Nashville, Mich.. Nov. 10th. 1874. for Medicinal and Mechanical Durpom, at HIRAM COE. Clxxbxy Smith, Mortgagee. Attorney for Mortgagee. . 8-20 BOISE BROS., TOILET ARTICLES AID PERFUMES, Come to Our Store! OthcrN at 9 or Les*. And sec for yourselves. Yard wide Sheeting 9 cts. THE YAMA8HIR0 (uncolored) Wall Peper & Bordering Japan Tea, for ^1. Knit Underskirts, 50 cts. LAMPS: Young; Hyson Tea, 30 cts. CRACKERS • FAMILY GROCERIES. Pure Wines and Liquors Dy tho barrel. BAKERY GOODS Of every description. The Choicest Bread People can Appreciate. We do not with to eulogise. for yourselves. In every style and form. gctfl and SfStanrant Carefully Lodgings <j- Meals 25 cts. AU painted up. That will run. And 3 Cent SOAP. Ohl Town Rio, 25 and 28 Cents. TRIIM PH BAKING POWDER I BOISE Bros. In nice tin canniatcn. Tea Setts for 65 Cts. Ac., Ac., too numerous to mention. Prepared. Call at Central House Sign. Fair Prices and Honest Defiling. CUTTERS Then Try My $1 Tea, Cali and see In connection with store. All Goods Warranted------- Physicians' Prescriptions Good. Waterproofs, 90 cts. All Wool Hose, 45 cents per pair. axsox With Shoes on. With Seats on. Best Velveteens, 75 cents. OYSTERS CUTTERS CUTTERS Ko. 1 Batts, 20 cents. Ever sold In Nashville, which we think the (S T. M ) CUTTERS I CITY DRUG STORE, CUTTERS! CUTTERS lammotli Calored Fashion Plata u Babby Co. Patent Medicines, dcckmusobs to AU Uiia will be xiven tor raly a year, poataee pre-paid by Uw ar lean than Macaxliwe the prtee LIVERY ARB FEED STABLE ? -Last week 8,060 Pacific salmon fry were planted in Metcalf Like in E. D. BITGOOD, Proprietor. the township of Assyria The fry were shipped through from California about three weeks ago by United Slates Fish Commissioner to Geo. IL JsPrices to rome. Slate Fish Commissiouer, at PokagoD, and by him shipped to Battle Creek. About a year ago 15,000 North M>l> SU Suh-iU-. HUb. Atlantic salmon and while fish fry were planted in the same lake. The white-fish are now from four to five inches in length and the salmon fromseven to eight incites. The. lake i*a beautiful sheet of water, containing tkiug ths public for past favors solicts forty acres, and is owned by the Metcalf Bros.' of Battle Creek. inform lhepablic that they will Groceries, of Every iescriptions, Ready Pay 19“ Every ono ia invited to call and sec Justice of the Pace, —Now ia the time that people Dkmakay, bef re purchasing anything in the line of Jewelry, Clockaand Plated Ware. wonder where all their tax money No 49 Main Street, Ho keeps a good assortment of Jewelry, goes to. Perhaps it may be interesting AashvUJe, Mich. and sells as cheap M any one in the county. to our readers to know that W74 -847,­ PICKLES, In white wine vinegar, General Conveyancing, 61 of it pays employees for the col­ at DicKixsoxn. , Collections a spef.alty. lecting of the revenue at the Port of Schod District This hard to earn Now Orleans, and about all aaid elx dollars, but easy to save it by buying MONEY TO LOAN employees have to do is to draw their your Stovco of Wolcott. money. ggu. Remember they keep everything in —Last week a poor woman of tho Drug line at Bomb Bros. Kalamazoo, in order clothe and feed Lamps cheap, at lioisa Doos. Has just rcceivod a complete assortment of her family, put up her sewing ma­ FALL AND WINTER 1-- Nertvflle, Vermontville, Charlotte, Is Any House in Barry Cointy. The ceivod at No. 1. obliged to go homo without even get­ hmm Kerosine Oil, 15 tests ger Gallon. As Cheap for BQU- Machine Noodles at Dickinson's. with church was crowded nnd many were MUMtortUs. L A B 6 E ST You will always find' at had a Christmas Tree on Christmas the best of Oils used. b’Mhvllk, lialtlgp Middle-rille. Goins Rant. —The Mud Creek "meek and low­ F. Daxob*, Proprietor. NAMHVIL LE. BOISE BROS'. GROCERIES! 3 DAUGHERTY A ROOSA. NEW GOODS! FURNITURE MANGFACTOBYI BOOTS akd SHOES CUTTERS With a Mule on. SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING • CUTTERS With the Godess of Liberty on. <S flo«» copl-, fee 4 SC for 1R7J, wit! be Ills a copy Of ran-IWW b..J m. xroUnt tor framing. I >Im tl CUTTERS “Waafatairtoo'a First Interview With Uln Wife." This ta a Firn Dollar Knrravln^. and the tuo-t drainable premium ever offered. For a CUTTERS. CHARLES J. PETERSON, 306 Chestnut Kt, Philadelphia, Pa. We would announce that we shall open New [Stock of Goods]! consisting CUTTERS WHERE? WHERE? or DRESS GOODS. DRESS TRIMMINGS* JACOB LENTZ Ready Made Clothing Manufacturers and keeps on ban Parlor, Library, Dining, OBct GENERAL FUSTDRE! Together with a full assortment ol AT PRICES CHEAPER THAN EVER, AT THE DOWN TOWN STORE OF H R DICKINSON. CUTTERS MIRRORS, PICTURES, FKA Mh At Lee Reed’w. ' X»KOlIAuT3E OnXDJCll. Stats or Michioax, 1 AND CARDS, BRACKETS, WHOIS LEE REED? GLOVES, CORSETS, Wy Lu Bud ia LEE REED! SHAWLS, CASSIMIRES, LEE REED In th» man that runs the Cutter Machine in Hastings. LEE REED Hm made over GO buggiw this year. Baty Cats and Peramtslaturs i Or aU styles and shea, and METAL1 rocenes OF ALL KINDS. SNR 9UDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand. LEE REED Shop is full of Cutlers. LEE REED b tho ibm that psys for this ad. That’s whft's realtor. J. LEE REED . I3OSS a & COFFINS AND CASKETS, LEE REED Builds Buggies and Cutlers. LEE REED DUSTERS, AC.. AC., CIocJm, SfiMWtucte#, Wtnaaufsciurs our Furniture front the toroughly asaaoned luwber and War Nashvflte, Oqt Cth, 1874. W. B. KM HEK A Bra. HARDWARE. and, wlwstsHeof M*» CHAS. W. DEMABAI �wifrtnbutory negligence in getting off Tbs Oburtitatlonal smondmante are declared carried by about 10.000 majority. platform. The caw was tried over, and Tho Naval Appropriation bill wm competed at tho clone of the plaintiff'll case a motion to dixzafaa Hie complaint on the troubles in that State.... Psg’e introduced a ground of contributory negligence by Gouziiliw wa« granted. Tho Court of Appmla held the non-suit improper, and again granted a new trial. The failroad company was characterized as from Loufafana. Thurman objsetea to the l.einr seated, If the Senate will seat hint and for . the District of Colombia, which wm ZfoMt.—An attempt to take up the Senate Turkey, and cauasd a terrible qtpioaion. A Arkansas of Bell sgainat Snyder, wm decided। portion .of the' city waH wm overthrown, many fa favor of Snyder, the aitting member..,.A Their and wounded.. —A fearful powder explosion, resulting in abandon tho pursuit. There la no doubt that tho .death of 900 persona, lately occurred in the miners' are now in the Hills digging for Scutari, Turkey. —Tho Carlfata st Rantandw, Spain, recently DilUna. —Il i« reported Ihu tho Mormons Iu tho brig Gustave- The affair la likely to get them UnHod Btetao jiropOM lb found ooloelea iu into tronblr, Jor the German government has Mexloo, with the Intention of omigritteg re 1872, for the restoration to homestead entry of certain lands iu Michigan... .The bill anthor-’ ixfag Illinois to eelest 367,000 acres of pub­ , Uld on the table.... Ths Hpvakar auuouuovdI the vppolntraeat of the velvet committee on। AUbauu affaire, ae follows: Coburn, Al­■ bright, Cannon. Buckner, and Luttrell.... Bcaolutiona appropriating 42,500 for the pay-’ —Il la intimated in New York that the iefacUon for tho faault. —Two Mrlon* disasters occurred In England on the 2tth of December. Thirty pereons probably never will be. After all the blow of wore killed and Injured by an expree* train tho New York doteoUvec, U fa aacerteiaod thu running off the track and. down an embankmeat, in Oxfordshire; and twenty miners a reward of five wsre killed by an explosion fa North Stafford­ shire. . —The emigrant ship Qoepatrick, from "Lon­ within ten days, and no qaactiona will be asked don far Now York, fa reported to have been —A frosh reward of 46,000 has been offered barued at sea Nov. 17. It ia o-timated that for tho return of Charley Hera. No questionu —The Grand Dake Nicholas, of Raseia, the young man who su>le his mother's diamonds on any one delivering the child. j o IxraUiMia, M todad ppi, and o adoptoa.... Adjourned untilI diapstchod by Gon. Ord to tho Black Hilla to hu been declared insane and placed under OTa.-haul and oxpel tho gold proopectora. now the guardianship of hie father. at work fa th* hffia. ■ —Ths depredation* made by Indian i, for TH* VICKBHURQ THOUBLES. which tho dwpollod pioneer* Mk indemnity A 1‘nocuurATios r.r Pbmidext Gbaxt. from tho government, amount UjJl.OOO.OOO. Tho following proclamation has been iwuod Tho Hoses Committee-on Indi*n Affaire la by President Grant: . framing a HU to meol tbi* demand. • —Thorn i* a daeidvd proopoct th*’, tho Shor- —It la anncniSeed that Preside.".: Grant han Wiiuixi, It la provided by tbs laws of the United commander of a division In the Mouth which shall embrace Mississippi, Louisiana, and oUior States in which troabfals apprehended. —For some years the Chicago City Railroad without condnctorv, as provided by its charter, thus compelling paasengers to go to the driv­ er fpr change and put fares In boxes provided for that purpose; but now that some of, tbs prominent citlxene have become tired of act­ ing m conductors and passing fares, it is ex­ pected that this economical ccqiorstlon will bo forced to hire a number of conductor*. that the ynbUc bmidinue and records of eaid county a... k... _ ... ... h.l.t KOXIME AKD CRIMINALS. —In a street affray at New Orleans, Dec. 28, between sx-Gov. Warmoth and D. C. Byerly, businose manager of tho Bu/lriin. tho iway from their liotuee and families ; that lllr^al latter wm so severely cut with a pocket-knife that he died in a few hours. Warmoth ro। large number of armed men from adjacent HUtca the BuUetm on the queeUon of negro equality, holding that colored people were entitled to aU privileges accorded to white men, for which he waa violently asaaiiod in the columns of the BuUrtin. Warmoth retorted, character­ izing Edward H. Jewett, the editor, u a liar and a coward. In answer to thia, Jewett sect a challenge, wl^toh wm accepted by Warmoth, 28. Byerly downed himself included in tho on Oaaal street ha struck him over tbs head with a heavy esno, when Wai moth drew a pocket-knife and stabbed him six time*, r suiting m stated above. AND CASUALTIES. —A terrific boiler explosion occurred in tho wiU of J. B. Laird A Go., at Angelica, Wia, —The bark Amity, from Philadelphia for psrae and retire peaceably to their abodes within a —Mrs. Bluer, of St. Louis, wm terribly burned Hat wmK by bor clothing taking fire from the explosion of a kerorene lamp, and her infant child wav killed. A bcrv.ot girl attempted to fill the lamp without extin­ guishing it, whan the fluid caught fire, en- F13VAM7ZAI.AADiyDlWTALLL. —Tke Finance bill which wm inlroduood in ooutaina the following pravtet.ui : Jfor rraniBpUoo, of Bpocin payment Janoary 1, 1879; for Qee banking, and for tho retiring of greenback* to the extent CLNGRESSIONAJ- SUMMARY bank note. hmMrf, and alto require* Mfi.OCfl,000 of Iractl'nial. currebcy ’ to ba gradually tho Finai.ee Committee, reported a HU tg withdrawn, mJ alitor ecto, in daDominattom provide for the rearunptiou of «pedo payment. ....Morton gave notioe that immediately after the holiday receae be would call up his projXMod OonaUtutional amendment relaling to the dnetion of President by the people.... Divtrirt of Colombia bill....Pratt introdoeod POLITICAL. Douse — Bills ware iutrodufad m follows : atonal elections; by Woodworth, to prevent the Missouri and Ohio riven; by Hnbbell, to divide Michigan into three judimvl die■•ano to play * prominent on the Kth at Merci.. should be granted by Con- . A PERSEVF.R1K0 WOMAN. . A few years ago, oaya the Cincinnatii Commercial, nn American lady whilei studying medicine abroad, having been refused admittance to a course of med­ ical lectures in one of the moat noted universities in Germany, determined to put on male oostnme and pass herself off for a yonngjmaiL Ono day an Amer­ ican Consul wm Butiinwd to a- hotel to see a lady from the United States. As there won no reception room in tho hotel, he was shown to the room indi­ cated fa the note ho had received by the servant. He looked in vain for the lady, but saw wbat ho supposed was a young man sitting on a trunk. He was soon .undeceived. The “ boy ” said he wm simply fa disguise, and set forth at length the reasons for such ex­ traordinary conduct. She said she was resolved to attend that course of lect­ ures, and bad called fa the Consul to give her real name and place of resi­ dence in the United States, so that in cose of trouble she could appeal to him for protection. Tho position of tho Consul was a novel one, but he finally consented to toko the lady’s statement, and promised to keep tho secret invio­ late, unless ahc was discovered. This did not happen. Tho disguise an­ swered tho purpose ; tho lady remained at tho institution, a year, passed through tho course with honor, and is, doubtless, now applying the knowledge gained in her practice somewhere fa the United States. " Wo suppress all names of persons and places for obvious rea­ sons, and give the fact in illustration of the indomitable perseverance of women ambitious- of a professional career in pursuit of knowledge under difficulties. gihg the time table as io have ad exproax' train thundering, by ^ ttedian withip one minute of the stoppage of an ac­ commodation train, and the company was held bound to have a platform on both sides of the road. On the third trial . Mrs. Gonaalci again secured a verdict, which, on appeal, tho General Term set aside on tho ground that the Judge who tried it ahould have granted the motion for a non-suit The case went for the third time to the Court of Appealii, and there the appeal was diamissed. The fourth trial, which was begun some days ego l»eforo Judge Freedman, waa coDcluded . by the court directing a verdict in favor of the railroad company, on the ground that Gonsales, by the reasonable and ordinary uro. of hia organs of hearing, could have been warned of the approach «f tho. express train. The case will again go to the Court of Appeals. While the highest recovery possible under the laws of New York is only $5,000, the accrued costs amount to many times that sum. ' brick partition walla; haa Paris Bion, with wmnut between all jeisia. and in aluirt bi abeohrtely fire-proof. Notwith­ standing all tbeae advantagCB, its rate* have recently been largely reduced. to JXS, Zk. humus, mil Sprtaq*, K*ntnc>y. Riker’* California V tin egar BHUm are a purely Vagetabto preparation, mwte chiefly from the n»live herbs found on the lower raome o< the Sierra Nevada mountains of Caltfnruia, the medicinal faxiperthss of which ire extracted therefrom without the gm of Afcohcl. ' The qnetttan is almost daily aaked. "Wbat is tho cause of Ute ouparnJUdcd aucces8*of Vibwak BrrTERsr Our answer i«, that they rwuora the cause of disease, and th* patient n>coverw hfa health. They arc the grt»S blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a purinct Keuovator ami luvigaretat 'f tho system. Never before In Ute .iatorr of the world bM a medicine Um eumpoa..^d p.»*e«ng fae remarksMs qnalkieB of Vieeoae jHiTTEES in healing th* teg told to ’• bring out tho old lyre,' brought out his mother-in-law. At>VMTll«a No Uxcebtadi Sound.—When a man diacovera a great truth It fa hfa duty to proclaim it to hfa fellow-man. Tho nse of Bn. Waxkkr’s Vinfoab Ermurn can not be too strongly recommended to tho invalid public. To thoae who have tried it, nothing need be said—their ex­ perience fa their proof, pure and posi­ tive m Holy Writ To uiose who have not tried it, these truths cannot be too often repeated. It fa a certain vegttable specific, .which aids faltering na­ ture against tee/triumphs of dyapepaia, bilious disorders of every kind, malari ous fevers, constipation of tho bowels, liver complaint, Spring and Fall de­ bility. etc., etc. It costs but little, and can always be at hand. It fa tho poor man’s friend. It saves a doctor's bill, and the time lost in riding fife, ten or ttrenty miles after him ; besides being free from nil the poisonous medica­ ments of tho pharmscoprefa. It will not stimulate yon to-day to leave ybu weaker to-morrow. ‘ Its benefits are permanent - _______________ CATARRH HKjT.r.OUlJM.TKOl, BIAMI CtMMWV. •- riMMw teSS, iyto.TWU TahM sSHT^'K£^X^X‘ rjw r> mr /a a mokth—a*«ki» want. A*4rM* WoxiaSCO.Bl. afo a gentle relieving Co: the Liver a: RIFLES, snOT-Cl-XK PIBTOLK^ BEY0LTKB8, O. vnrvr.drverrk!»4 Pend .Untp j u b Ti as ..... ... I In A tnordhlr joarnalcriO pacre. Jtvvrx MlMvr and Xtllwrlghi >houU lake it. Add’. Btar.oa A Oavm. GunstS |0M*8Eirr8R4rCft,-SJK »ptl«4.” Tb-KInv iromo free. CO42F- ?^®sg£te A HARB STORY ABOUT ALASKA. The properties of Dr- Waunort Fixeoae ilrm.u* ar# Aperient, Dinnhorrtkv Carminative, Nutrition*, Laxative. Dinrrtic, Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific. Alter*, tire, and Anti-Bilion?. R. II. ncDOKAL.9 At CO The Miller and Millwright Dr. Pfaroo’a Favorite Prs- Mr. Henry Elliott, who went to Alas­ ka last summer ai Special Agent of the Treasury to look after the intcresta of tbe .guvernnient on the island where the seal far is taken, is preparing a report on tho value of tho entire territory to the United States, which will have the a-idrullk fourteen cows twi-.o a day.” Dr. merit of being based upon the extend­ Pieroe's Favorite Prescription is sofa by all ed personal observations of the writer. Tire Praibik Fabmkr.—We have long Mr. Elliott has spout a great deal of been iu the habit of colling the attantipu of time in Alaska, both before and since our read ore, once or twice a year, to the its purchase, and has probably seen tncrlio of thio ontorprieing and reliable farm and fireoide Journal. W. again do so with more of its rocks and icebergs than any oth**r American. All tho stories of its mineral wealth, and of the value of its tbia means are in dared to aubacriba far it. fisheries,, he says, arc pure fictions. All Ila department* are richly filled with choice and entertaining matter, that renders it the Its surface is a mass of basaltic rock, vblont and most popular paper published for which, as all geologists know, contains the farmers of the Northwrat. Tho sub­ scription prioo is now >2 per yes’, and 16 no mineral deposits. What little soil there is produces little that is useful to upon application to th» Prairie FarmmuD, and the fisheries, which were de­ scribed as of immense value when the Ska Foam Baktso Powder.—In an­ treaty for baying the region was pend­ other column will bo found the card of the ing, do not yield food enough to sup­ old and reliable hoove of Gso. F. Gaxte A ply the natives. The only portion of the vast donain which yields any rev-, AU through the Eaatani Buteeil ia universal­ pane to the government ia the fur seal ly uved, and conntleea nraiaes are daily re­ islands. From the tax-on the skins of ceived from dealer and conenmor. Thoae tho animals taken on the/e islands the Treasury gets about $300,000 annually. Against this single item of revenue Mr. Wn.noft's Ajth-Pkkiodic ob Ff.veb Eliott offsets the cost of maintaining Aim Aa CM Toxic.—ltd* invaluable and atandtroops in tho Territory, which amounts ard family medicine ia now a honicbold word, to about $330,000 a year, and the ex­ and maintain* its reputation unimpaired. It I* indorsed by tho nieiical profar*ion, and prepense of a civil establishment at Sitka ecribed daily in tbe Charity Hospital and and the seal islands. Without counting efthor boapltala in N«w Orlaana. WUhofi'e Ib thus highly recommended by tho interest on the purchase money paid Tonic leading medical men of the country, and ia Russia, which, at nix per cenL, would worthy of suet Indoreement. WnxELOcx. THE NEW BUITIBB POLAR EXPEDI­ amount to $420,000 a year, the balance^, Fixlay A Co . Proprietor*, Naw Orleans. Foe TION sheet shows a heavy deficit— WcuhinffThxbk fa, probably, no way tn which This expedition, which will consist of ton letter to the New York Tribune. o can bonofit onr readers more than bj two steam whale-ships and about 120 commending t.« farm for ganeret om Jii mon and officers, will leave this country ei'» Anodyne Unfmcat. It I* adapted M OOAE WITH HIS WIFE. o*t all tho pnrpcrea of a Family Meaici next summer, and proceed through The old story of a room with a num­ Davis* Btrnite, up Baffin’s Bay to tho ber of windows, one of which disap- N rheumatism, spilling of blood, i Danish settlements of Dfaco and Uperpeared every day, anti tho room grad­ ’difficulties, it Hm no equal that navik. These will be its base. Then, or heard of._____________________ ually contracted until it crushed its oc­ still beading northward, tho volunteers Thk propriety of giving condition cupant to d^nth, evidently haunted the, medicine to homes. catUiFtor sheep wm dis­ will enter Smith’s Sound, and one will brain of a deepairing Parisian jeweler cussed and admitted by many of the Agricnltbe left as an intermediate depot fa 81 , oral Societies throughout the State test fall, who recently cdmnntted suicide. The degrees nerth patitnde, in a fixed posi­ unlucky Frenchman, inconsolable for tion, while the second will press on into the Iofb of his better half, became sub­ Coudition Pcnrdtrt. Good Judgment. the open sea wliich, it fa believed, ex­ ject to a species of somnambulism. He An ingenious physician in Paris— fats about the Foie. The depot-ship was accustomed to wear a gold nocklaoe, Remaudot by name—moro than two bandrod will bo about 546 miles from the Pole, one of hts late wife’s fr vorite ornaments, nnd tho retreat upon it in case of disas­ and he used to any to has friends that paj-ore grew and b< c*mo advertising medininv ter will not be'difficult to men with the necklace daily grow smaller, and that for a I c’assss of goods, especially Elmaood sledges. The expedition will have or­ # his wife was thus painlessly killing him, and Warwick Collars. ders in any case to roturn in the autumn The namea of victorire m»y bo oreood from much to his joy. The fact was that of 1877, and a steamer will probably be our battle ; tut B1LVEB-TIPPED Bbora the Bomnambnliat rose every night will never boectno olrolote. They are a na­ sent to the depot-ship fa the summer of and went fa hia sleep down to his in- tional iuvtiluUou.______________ 1878 to bring back news of the condi­ Btrmnents, knocked off a link of the Tax NoRTHWEsnaiN Hobse-Nail Co.’s tion of tho expedition and the detaibi necklace and put on Ike fastening sg.iu. »■ Wretehed " Nail la the best in the world. of such information as may have been Next morning he found the collar small­ TH* MARKETS. obtained. The report that Commander er, and having no recollection of wbat Markham han been selected to command he had done, attributed the event to the expedition fa premature. The Ad­ supernatural influence. This continued WMEST—Ko.»Ohieare.ft.HOlA3; »*'miralty are divided between the ap­ for some time, when the necklace grew 1 Bwuw. 8i.iaai.aa. . Oaw- n pointment of a young, comparatively so email Uiat. in fastening it on, the inexperienced officer, and a senior offi­ hapless-widower actually garroted him­ cer of experience,, but with weight of self to death. years. The cost of tho expedition is estimated at £30,000 a year.—/jondon A HAXBbOME OFFER. Paper. ___________________ Inferior Mr. James Vick, the famous florist of WASHLNU POSTAGE STAMPS. **.00*7.00'; Rocheeter, N. Y., has authorised the The Western Postal Nccorti says : officers of every State and Territorial The washing of postage stamps fa agrienltural sudety to offer fa his probably the most profitable species of behalf the following premiums: For the laundry work fa this or any other coun­ best collection of cut flowers. $20; try. Third Assistant Postmanter-Gen- second best, $10; third best, 83; fourth eAl Barber estimates that tho govern­ best, floral chromo. The offer is made ment fa annually defrauded out of to amateurs only, and the flowers to be 81,000,000, or about five per cent, of tho exhibited tit the regular minuid fairs, amount of stamps sold, by the use of the awards to-be made by the . regular ■jii.* i f:; < judgea, or by any committee appointed then washed, and fitted for use a second for the purpose. Ho also authorises time. This Beams an enormous sum, the officer» of every county soofoty fa OIKCIEKATi. but Mr. Barber has given the matter America to cff.r t«ne of Via floral Bra—<1.10*1.11. long and careful exam fast ion. Who it chromos for the best exhibition of cut flowers. Fail terms and conditions not yet known, but it is evident that will be made known to the < fficeia of the washing of stamps hu become a any society on application to Mr. Vick. cy»tem*ti*ed buafarss. As yet the gov­ ernment- has only ods method of re­ venge. In many cases a wohed stamp Deal Biuurrx. —A man about twomay be esaily detected. When thia thirds drunk waa riding on a Furl street car yesterday, and he hadn't yet unto scruauxac closely, the letter on which bt ^med himself when a nise lookirg the WEflked atauip is found if to Um (bad letter ofioe. UJftSS My ILLUSTXATHD EXED CATALOGUE for 1K5 edition. Add.-.ii JOHN KERN ADVERTISERS iw years, r-rj where U R'CHMOND.PR'NIS. iliro Tbey are prwnieed .ia all the nnveltteM? • ’ - . : .-.I . WO.NDEKrtX Higjivray. 8r»M IA tri. Flcir. ‘Standard Cray Styles CHOCOLATE STANDARD 8TTLE8 PIUM O Habit Cured rytwre ofnn- Xlwrnbsosiq $200 PIANO-HARP OPIUMssSSl TBECabinet Organ HOG BIMGER THE CIHCINRATI WEEKLY STAR Io* price. Aasata uerf«H IMReaavstv esBerier U» OMutu>« teretefor. alien pled. Specimen coplevtree. Addreta-THS ST AB," Clcclna»U,O. MA80N a HAMLIN ORGAN CO, Agents Wanted for GUIZOT’S.^. JOHN KERN HI8T0KY El” tn tke banOe nt tho FRANCE, § 400 BAMVFACTORY ABO 1ALESROOM. K3 ga RANDOLPH ST^ CHICACK WHITE tn every part er Us <’itry It mho a EEAT ILLV811I1T1OKS. pBrular Book qf tht Smsom. A MABNIFICENT HAND. ‘“’““SFrAiK®, EMPLOYMENT PLnxel&<Ai.isT^ , UbrarHe. Catalunoefree. Any Cheap GOOD Reading. .Th? UOM'L1.TI: WORKS *,f Cnm£r. MS DR. WHIlTUEat, SAVE MONEY rS MARRIAGE QUID ■ I.i.vj : V.I., NO RISK SL'ViLtVKlii’btSIX' W.S&JS u.uE^i'^'Z �7 / Last week Ham Fisher of Hastings broke bis leg. Mr. Alvin Aimstrong, one of the oldest pioneers of Eaton Co., died at Vermontville, Dec. Slat. Aged, 72 years. . Last summer, a man calling himself Charles Crandall, worked fur Hiram Grid- 1 ley of kalamo. A few days ago he waa ar­ rested at the instance of the Governor of Mississippi, for a murder committed in that state. It appears tbal his real name Is Charles E, Davis. A row and fight "busted up" a dance at the Volley House st Charlotte, l»*l week. Werti Kent, aged 18 years, only sob of Leander Kent, died Dec. 23d. 'The Potterville hurt factory has clipped off eleven Sugars in the last three tnenths. E. D. 8nidtr being the hit victim. Mrs Hannah Fox died ia Vermontville, Dec. 21st, al the age of 56 years and seven months. She was the wife of M. L. Fox. We understand from a llastiog-iie that some of their yaung gents and ladles have formed themselves into a dramatic club, under tho title of "The Hastlng's Amateur Dramatic Association," tho object being, improvement to themselves, amusement for their audiences, sad, with the proceeds, pe­ cuniary nebefit to the needy. They intend tn give their first entertainment sometime sexi week. ‘ A stabbing affair occurred in a saloon at S.n.», un Dre. 22d. The circumstances are as fellows; Two men named Ferry Files and Wm. D avia, who had quaurled before getting into a difficulty the back yard to "fight it ent on that line." Davi« was -to many" for Files and earne out ahead- Files at once left, and soon return­ ed with a kn<fe without any warning pro­ ceeded to Stab Davis five times, three limes in the ®g’‘t side and twice*in the left side Adrian bed a~$8Q.OOO conflagration, last week. White's Mill making the necessary ingredients. The dwelling of David Williams, at Alblon, waa'burned Deo. 28th, and a five year old colored girl, living with Williams, waa burned to death in it. While an alarm of fire was being rung at Muakrgnn L»ee. 2*<h, James Noble, a fire­ man, was run over and instantly killed. Joseph Dulling was thrown from his wag­ on, al Grand Rapids, Dec. 2&b, while his team were running away, and instantly killed. Cornelius Downs, a laborer .of Marquette, dropped dead, Dec. 251b. while in a drunk- A. W. ALLEN 8822 Bools and Shoe«, Bab and Caps AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Cents’ Famishing Goods Gloves and Mittens, Shawls, Furs, Carpets, POTATOES, Fancy Goods, CORN. APPLES, OATS, SEWING MACHINES Clover Seed. &c.. ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE HARD PAN PRICES! We also keep on-band and have for sale TERMS—Cash or Ready Pay! LATH, SHINGLES, WATER LIME, and back. Files n ode his escape, but SALT, officers arc after him. The whole sffiir 1 HAIR, may be summed up as f dlows: Cause, whis­ STUCCO, ky; effect, murder, probably, as Dr. Fero, Ac., 4-c., tbe attending physician, says the chances for the injured man are not more than one which we ship and retail at bottom prices. in five. AINSWORTH A BROOKS. Proprietors. A man named ^m l rson eloped from Day City, last week, with a girl named Proctor, leaving a wife and four children in destitute circumstances. ■' After an exciting trial which lasted ten days Msriou F. Biliiu.-e of Grand Rspids has been acquitted of the charge of mur­ dering bls wife. TO EVERY ONE i Don’t forget the place,—the Taken Up. Brown Stare, opposite Nichols. Come into the inclmture of the subscri­ ber. iu the Township ef Castleton*. the 22 id of Nov. la«». three yearling h.litre. The owfier will please u» ’prove properly, psy chargee, and take away, otherwise they will be disposed of according le law, Castleton. Dec. diet. Jone Dblom. 3,506 Ml S' 2 aai 4 Fat Wwt I ALSO WANT for which I mil pay the High mt Price. A. W. ALLEN. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-01-08.pdf.pdf 7a6c05e1dbfc024efc75b7faee5691a4 PDF Text Text EH* DOW-DANCE SONO. 20. Overflow of the Th Lvubetb and Rothor hi Uro shildrecrdrvwDwd. 8. At Buffalo. I. Y.. Millard Fillmore, thir­ teenth -President of the United Stf.ie*. seed 74. ; tew York city, aged Ex-CUtef-ju.Uoe tead, of Pec'usyivaula,-at Philadelphia, aged -------- ----------------- killed and 1(B injured t»v the (all of -a floor in a room in Bjracnan, n. Y., where a strawberry festival wm luring bt men killed, four wounded. Indian' bold. Adjournment of Uuirod Hiatea ConOCTOBER. tie in Arizona between Maj. Randall and DECKMHER. a band of Apaches; eleven warriors killed. 24. Ssrioua rupture between Turkey and vsUHsr, celebrated anatomist and physician, Perris. Rerinnticn of Pcrtaarier-Gsuurri ttroyed by firs. 2. Hon. E. P. Coaks, fmmcriy Judge of death st Morrteanla, ». Y. Creswell; office tendered to Eugene Halt-, cf 2. Great guupowder explosion on Regents' "*13. At Hartford, Conn.. Christian Sharpe, l» New York Supreme Court, at Obteago. 28. Jesuits expelled from Austrian terri-, Maine. canal, Ijondon; honn * and bridges shattered inventor of the famous Sharpe nfle, scad 63. ion. Robert O..Tyler, U. B. Army, at Bowion. 26. Contract closed for placing Pullman and several persona killed.. News that * 14. Countess Brunnow, wife of the Russian 6. Hon. Dudley 8. Gregory. * x-member cf Uii. Lom of •leamnldp Nil, from Hong Kong palace cars cn the railways of Upper Italy. revolution fix* broken out iu Buenos Ayres.. for Yokohama, with an on board—eighty par­ Ratification' by France of postal treaty be­ 4. Oonut von Arnim arrested in Germany London. sons. Henri Rochefort and Paeohal Groas­ tween that country and tbo United Stales.) on a charge of embezzling important atate 18. Johann Heinrich MacJ ter, German as- 6. Hon. T. B. Dankio, ox-Chtef-Jnatlo« of set escaped from the peual colony at New. • 27. The Bawd an Cxar banishes his nephew, papers. Lively time* in New York, caiiaad by South Oatolina. Caledonia. the Giand Duke Nicholas, for theft of hte a herd of Texas sterra careering through the 7. Bov. Dr. Benedict. Baptist miniater and 81. Roman Catholic Archbishop of Cologne mother's diamonds. streets; mu>y people knocked down and President Grant, at Washington, aged 60. author, at Pawtucket, R. I., aged 96. Jack­ arrea’od for T.olation Of tho occlosiasUcal 29. Marshal Concha killed in an-attack ongored, and several wounded by piatol-ahoU At Genoa. Countess Danner, morganatic son Morton, ex-Uuitod St ate* Svna pr from Tbe bee* aad- Um binUlnf* fly. tho Carliats near Eatella, Spain ; be la suc­ of the policemen, who erect barricades to op- widow of the late Kirfg Frederick V1L, of Floriiia, and author of tho design for tliu ceeded by Marshal Ssrrano. I>ose the progress of the cattle. . Confederate flag. Denmark. • 5. Carhst mutiny al Daraogo, Spain'; Don 9. Col. Samuel B. Thomas, one of tho richest 81. Henry B. Hirst, well-known poet, st 1. De* tract]Im of Central Hotel al MilteroCarlos wounded by ore of the mutineers. Philadelphia, sired CO. At Clifton, Staten men in Kentucky, at Louisville. Ezra Cor­ towa, Fa.; seven persons burned to death. 9. Tho Internal! >nal Postal Convention Island, Gen. Harvey Brown, U. 8. A., nell, founder of Cornell Coltego. and. one of 2. Nows of fearful ravages by cholera explosion al Carrollton, Mich. tbe moot liberal and pubiie-spirited men in aged 78. ’ among Dutch troops in -Acheeu. blabop of Cologne liberated after an imprison­ JULY. April. 8. Tbs United fitaloe nsss a bill fixing tns cf six months. • Hklp, *klpl earn** Monrienr Grasshopper; 1. Social Mills, Woonsocket, R. I., de­ ment 10. Nineteen pernors killed st Anpritia. physician and chemist of Chicago, and Pro­ stroyed by fl re ; loss, <700.000. Eugene Hale tronomer, 79. tiou at •400.000.000 each. Spain, by an expies on tn a cartridge factory. fessor of Uhomtetry In Rush Medical College, the Poatiuutcr-Generalsbip tendered Only droway Wlll-oMbs-«i*t> 8. Four mon kilted by a boiler explosion, decline* 13. Elections In Ohio, Indiana Arkansas, 3. Marquis of Devonshire, in Loudon, of Chicago. Joseph Knowles, Sr., ptibliobor him by Prealdw.l Grant. aged 30. near Plattsburg. N.* Y. West Virginia Ntbraskaand Dakota. Con ­ of the Providcnoe (R. I.) Journal slnre 1838 4. Susan Virginia Benton Boillcau, daugh­ 9. Terrible stoatu-boiter explosion near r 4. Ono hundred houses burned in Allegheny vention of Southern Republicans at Chatta23. Thomss Cottrell Clark, one of the ter of the late Thomas H. Benton, and wife of oldest Philadelphia journalists. Glasgow. Scotland; part of tho boiler thrown Baron Bollieau. at Parte, aged -39. into a school-room, and a number of children fete. Tetrible hurricane in the vimnlty of 29. Gerrit Smith, one of tho founders of the killed. Boilers of |hs Polar steamer Tigress 6. Judge John W. Edmunds, st New York, Anti-Slavery party, in Now York city, agol 77. 20. Terrible gale on tbo north of England Pa; seven persons killed. exploded near St Johns, N. F.:.22 mon kilted, Lewistown, 75. 7. The French Assembly yau the Electoraland Scottish coast; many lives look Marriage, aged 8t Kaulbach, the distinguished German and others injured. at Chicago, of Cal. Fred Grant, son of the CORPORAL JOll-V UM1TJTS TACTICS. painter, at'Munich, aged 69. 14. The At'ant io cable of IBM broken by a bill. 10. Great oil conflagration at Weehawken, Prosids.'it, to Miss Honoro. storm near Valeutiai Corporal John Smith with four men barrels burtied. Five percent 21. Destructive forest fires in Indiana 16. Terrible explosion in a coal mine in N. Jz; 125.000 near Atlantic City by tho capsizing 13. James Bogardua, the eminent scientist was employed lately on detail duty te Lancashire, England; 53 persons killed, and drowned • by Turks *u Montenegro. . Nows of the cap ­ tbo yacht A. B. Ihompeon. Groat grass­ many wounded. The remains of Dr. Living­ of ture, lu India, of Nana Sahib, the Sepoy and iuvontor, st Nes( York, aged 74. few miles from Fort Sill, Iridian Terri­ plague tn the Northwest; crops of chieftain. 15. Rev. Thomas Carlton, of the Mothodiat stone arrive in London. Thirteen persons hopper counties destroyed. tory. It should be mentioned that' tho drowned in the Mlraissippl, below New Or­ entire 25. Intelligenco of a teniblo cyclone at Book Concern, at Elizabeth, K. J. ■13. Carliats defeated near Bilbos, Spain. 16. Josiah Warren, a distinguished setent- party was accompanied by a small and leans, by the capsizing of a towboat. to OMaasinate Prince Bismarck al Bombay. India: 2,000 persons killed. Steamer Jst. at Obarleetowu, Mesa., aged 64. 16. Joeenb Brooks, rival claimant to the Attempt Ktealngen. Halt of the busineaa part of Mary foundered between Glasgow and Trini­ unprepossessing dog of tho famous 20. Ex-Gov. Clark, of North Carolina, st Govoruorrnlp of Arkansas, took forcible pos­ Btroator, dad ; 18 Ilves lost. . IU., destroyed by fire. session of tho Govsrnor's office, at Llttlo 27. Tbon>aod* of people in the grasshop­Tarboro, in that Slate. mongrel variety. Corporal John Smith 14. Advices of nineteen parsons killed by — Harper’s MonteJp. 24. John Phillipa, an eminent Britieh geolo­ H ck. expelling Gov. Baxter by force. . "* per district of Nebraska reported iu a starv­ roving bande of Indiana in Cjlfax county. and party, in the pursuit of a short gist, aged 74. 17. News Of tho wrecking of the Pacific Kan. Extensive conflagration at Chicago; ing condition. 26. Prof. 8 L. Walker, one of the first in journey across the prairie, were so un­ Steam Navigation Company's ateamer Tacna: 316 21 England has oatabltebed a provisional building* destroyed, and lore estimated al VARIETIES. 19 llvos lost. Terrific gain in ths English over •4,000,000 ; seven iives lost • CHRONOLOGICAL, government in the Fiji Islands. Count this country to make pictures from sunlight, at Pougbkoepvie, N. Y. prince Pignatelll, a fortunate as to suddenly find them­ ( hatinel; many voasolaloet with *11 onbobrd. The dismal side of life—Suicide. 15. Forty-five buiidltiga destroyed by fire al Von Armin released from prison. Great fire well-known Italian diplomatist, at Naples, William B. Washburn elected United States Iowa al Greeneaatle. Ind. Ten person* loee their selves most uncomfortably situated. Falte, Iowa. aged 92. Senator from MaeMchtreelto, to - fill tho unexSi-ova on the sun—Freckles on a 17. Terrible storm passed over IxiweU, 27. Rev. John JIcLsod, of tbo Reformed Their discomfiture arose solely from the pirrd term of Mr. Sumner.* Mass., doing great damage. Largo flro tn A Record of Principal Events 18. E-mains of Dr. Livingstone deposited in Constantinople. inllmann. who attempted to axsasain- Presbyterian Church, at New York, aged 68. fact that they were surprized and sur­ boy’s face. ’.Vcotmmctcr Abbey. Hl 1814. 18. Groat University regatta st Saratoga; rounded by about a hundred hostile 20. 11.telUgecce of great floods in the Mi»prisoument 1. Nicolo Tommaraoo, tho distinguished Indians. Tbe demeanor of the savages people? Because you can’t make them xteeippi Valley, caused by the breaking of the the Columbia College ere*’ victorious. Fifteen miners killed by a colliery explosion at Wigan, Italian author, aged 70. 3. Elections in many of tho States, result­ 3. Gen. William Hall, a veteran ot tho war indicated at once their bloodthirstiness here. 21. Fighting in tbo itrecta of Little Rock, England. 19. Ministerial crisis tn France. TlieSpanteh ing very generally iu favor of tbo Democratic Of 1812. at New Yoik, aged 78. Robert Morris, and tho confidence that they wore soon Tire best protection against other Ark., between tho Brooks ardBaxtcr factious. government declarer! the whole of Spain in a party. an old Journalist, at Philadelphia, sgod 65. 22. Preridont Grata v. toes the CongresL Destructive Uro at .WiikMOarrn, Pa. 8. The difficulty between China and Japan etale of siegeto call the scalps of five United Slates people's ill-manners are one’s own good X Gen. Pavia, with a force of 144)00 men, rional bill for oxpatdiug the currency. Truce 21. The Beecher-Tilton scandal made pub­set tied. manners. between tho gubernatorial couteitauta in soldiers all fondly their own. The red ­ 7. John Hecker. adisUngtiiahcd Now York lic by tho publication of Theodore Tilton's diaaolvc* the Spaniab Cortes and lamnow Ark ante*. 9. Capture of Lone Wolf, the great Kiowa Rontnrr Dale Owen’h favorite song— to tho Investigating Oommitlee of chief, near Fort Cobb. skins underestimated tbe character of merchant and politician, aged 62. 23. intelligence of much suffering in Lou­ slat-meat Plymouth Church. • 10. English steamer King Leopold foun­ 11. Courtland! Palmer, an old and promi­ Corporal John Smith. He directed bis “Do they tell me thou ait dead, Katie government. Destructive flree at Cincinnati isiana cause?by tho overflow; many of tbo 2L Bids for tho remainder of the 5 per cont. dered at sea; 20 lives lost. Rueria resolves nent citizen of Now Yoik. aged 74. tl eri nlautitlous under water. and Nashville. 15. Edwin Hoyt, a wt-U-knowp New York men to avail themselves of tbo oiily darling?” • 24. Three mon killed and revo"al wounded lo*n opened by the Treasury Department at to introduce the system of compulsory educa­ Waahtngion. ■ tion. merchant, iu that city. Baron do Triquoti, a available retreat—an old buffalo wallow, Siege of CarCnannns Lamb said o! one of his 26. Great vietciy of Gen. Mononee. tn Na­ 14. A renewal cf the Arkaneav pofftfeildiztingubthed sculptor, at Borne, zged 72. varre; he captures 1.503 Carlist prisoners. troubles threatened ; V. V. Smith proclaims 16. Maj.-Gen. George L. Hartauff, U. S. A., and there, most uncomfortably cramped, critics:- "The more I think of him, tbs death and injury of twentv persons. States Senate repeals tho Ing Bursting of a waler-spout near Carson City, himself Governor; Gov. Garland offers a ro26 Heavy snow iu Now Et g'and. they managed to keep tho Indians at the less I think of him.” Salary-Grab bill. 28. Several i onions killed by tho falling Nev -. great destruction of life and property ; 15. Intelligdnoo of a terrible typhoon In tho Supremo Bench of Kentucky, at Lr.xiug- bay for the day and night. Want of ' 9. Caleb Cushing rominaied for 'fltiof-Jna- of thrro butiding* in London. Sovereignty twenty persons killed. An Indianapolis policeman has be^n 26. Tbo town of Aterra, Spain, totally de­ China; estimated that the loes of life iu and aged 84. food and water began then to tell on llcc of the United StitM Supremo Court The of the Fiji lalaiidi tondeicd to Qi^ven Vic­ stroyed by a land-slide; few of tho inhab­ about Hong Kong and Macao will reach 30,­ ton, 20. Maj.-Gen. A. B. Dyer, U. B. A., at fined twenty-one dollars for profanity. toria. the little band, and Corporal John city of Helena, Montans, almost totally de­ 30. Collbion in Jefferson county, Ark., be­ itants oecapod. Thirty men killed by tho ex­ 000 penuna, and *50,000,000 worth of prop­ Washington21. Hon. Davifl B. Mellish, member of Con- Smith played his last card. He tore off He will be careful how be talks in his stroyed by fire. tween partiaana of Brooks and Baxter; nice plosion of a magazine at Quiz*, H.-ain. Pitts­ erty destroyed. burgh and Allegheny C.ty vbl'.cd by a deluge, 16. Troubiea in the Pennsylvania cos! re­ cresa from Sew York, aged 43. Rev. Joseph sleep hereafter. 11. News cf a teniblo famine prevailing in men killed Mu-der and bu ning of tbo Ham- canrad by tho bursting of a uatcr-apout over gions ; six mon murdered. a comparatively unimportant piece of D. Haven, D. D-. of Chicago University. t»»tt family, cjnanting of »ix persons, near India. the city ; vast amount of property destroyed, 17. Six lives Jost by the bunting of the “Am I not a little pale?” inquired a 27. Rear-Admiral Bbnbnck, st Wavhingtco, Pittiburgh. ■ and over 10) lives destroyed. Loiter of the steam-tug Lily, near New York. aged M. J. Edgar Thomimon, Proeidout ol hia shirt and Upon it penciled an earn­ lady who was short and corpulent, of a 13. Alien G. Thurman r»-tkeled United 27. Mooting of the Intcruationxl Congress 20. Thirty-sovoo Spanith prisoners shot by the Pnnnryivatua nilrota, at Philadelphia, est appeal for assistance. This ho tied StatesJfieuator from Ohio. Lieut-Gov. With­ 2. Several persons killed by a boiler explo- al Brussels. crusty old bachelor. “Yon look more Carliats at Carello. Spain. Twenty-four aged 61 • about the neck of tho disreputable ers elected United States Senator from Vir­ »ion at Hbawanguuk. N. Y. 28. Dr. JanizewskL Bishop of Posen, een- mluers killed by a colliery explosion in York­ 80. Gon. Robert Fleming, a prominent citi­ 7. The Arkansas Supreme Court decides iu teneod to fifteen months' imprisoumont for shire, England. mongrel ; then battering up a canteen, like a big tub,” was the blunt reply. ginia. Pirc at the residence of Jacob Biiner, zen and lawyer, at Williamsport, Pa. violation of th© Geinuin Ece*esiasti-al laws. 22. Intcbigence that the Spanish gunboat 31. Sir H-mry Thompson, a well-known En­ he attached it securely to the tail of tbe a wealthy New Yoik merchant. In which he, favor of Brook* a» Governor. Tne last foreign watch received in S. Fight at L'tilo Rock between Brook* Tilton, in New York, arrested on a Prosperidad, with 200 men, haa been lost at glish railroader, aged 65. hte wife and daughter lose their lives. Burreu- and Btxter paitisans; C min killed and 5 Theodore animal, and with a vigorous kick sent Franco, consigned to the Lafayette charge of libeling H. W. Baecher. JUNE. . «lar of Cartagena. Spain. badly wcunded. 31. Great strike of operative* in tho flax 4. Very Rev. Father Dnpontancc, Vicar the cur off yelping painfully. It is a family, seems to bo received with more 9. Bltlnnuh iu the st meta of Little Rockmi ls at BHfaat, Ireland. Suicide of tho no­ nada; half tho tiwn d!*troy*d, and twelve 14.' Nomination of Caleb Cushing for tho fact with which most people aro familiar favor than the watch on the Rhine was. torious advent u.-cr, Jrnrd Gordon-Gordon, in perse.n* killed. office of Chief-Justice recalled. ' • Ind., aged 64 ' Manitoba. 15. Murrc-tidcr *f thn lutransigentes at Bar- killsd and several wonndod. ' 27. Crewcf the rchooner Lapwing maeaa- son, 9. Most Bev. Jean Francoil Limbriot, Arch­ that a <log with a tin can tied to his tail A Calivobnlan contemporary puts in 11. The town of ILdgway. Iowa, destroyed • ©Won*. Bpxin. Largo tiro lu Br.-oklyn, N. Y. cred on tho telatd of Santa Cruz by native*. bishop of Rhcima, at Pari*. makes good time, and the mongrel woe a good word for the much-abused Mon­ 19. Morrison R. Waite, of Ohio, nominated by fire. 10. John Carter Brown, a distingutebod and 1. Large fire at Mnakecon, Midi.; 200 plaeea 12. Large fire at Paris, France; eovroal by the President aa Chief-Justice. no exception. The corporal, describing golian, remarking that no Chinaman wealthy citizen of Providence, R. L of bueiuees and 100 dweliingedentruyoi. arsons bnrncd to death. Another encounter 20. Nine womnu killed by an exploiion and laud Steamer Leftist« feundored off Uchant, 13. Hon. Virgil D. Parris, ex-membet of the occurrence afterward, raid tho deg has ever yet become a book-canvasser 5. Burning of the steamer Pat Bogota on France and sixty persona drowned. rtweon the Baxter and Brooks partisans in fire iu a knitting mill a*. Bannlngton, Vt. Caugreas from Maino. Jamea F. Do Peystcr, Arkaniav; w veral kilted aa«l woundel. the Ohio river; eei era! Uvm lost. Wlllteuk Pinckney Whyte elected United States DECEMBER. a well-known citizen of Now York, and aur- “just humped himself.” The Indians, or a life-insurance agent. 13. Tho Cr.tr of Rnaaia arrived ip England. Senator from Maryland. Wichita and Foil Sil', Texas; passengers and 15. PiMidcnt Grant iaanon a proc1an;a*lon 2. Disastrous fires at Kams C.ty, Pa., and thinking tbe whole scene merely an act 22. Morrison IL Waite cm firmed by tho “Only a woman’s hair,” remarked 14. Sir Jamoa Macphorson, of the Bongs declaring E i»ha Baxter legal Governor < f Ar­ drivers killed and scalped. Wilton, N. IL United States Senate as Chief Justice. army, aged 63. Gochize, tho famous Apache of useless bravado, paid no attention to Bpiveus, musingly, as he gazed down 10. Diaantrou* floods in Bombay. Escape 23. British Parliament dissolved by royal kansas 16. Terrible d/atructlon of hfe and proper­of Marshal llaxaino from the Island Of Ble. ending of the rtvulntiou in the Argentine re­ chief.' the dog, and within two hours he ar­ into his plate; “a red-headed woman decree. Marriage, at St. Petersburg. Rnaaia, 16. Sir Cbarlos Fox. tho celebrated English • public of South Amorto. Sinking uf the nt tbo Duke of Edinburgh, with the Grand ty in Hsmpahiie county. Maas., canned by the Marguerite. bruakirg aw»y of ibo dam of th«Teeervo r on 13. 'Recognition of tho Spanish republic bySpanish steamer Thomas Brooks off the c tad civil enguieor, aged 64. Hou. Robert W. rived at tho fort with the canteen at one at that! It may be very sentimental, Dneheas Maria Atexandrovna. Walker, of tho Alabama Supremo Cjuri. Mill river; tewti* of Wiilitrneburg. Hayden­ Great Britain, Franco and Germany. of Cuba: thirty lives lout. end of him and tho message nt tho 26. Disastrous tiro tn Yeddo, Japan. 15. Collision on the Trenton railroad, in 5. Advices if tho riukii g cf tho English 17. Lord James C. P. Murray, of Scotland, other. Tbe message was read and Cor­ but it somehow gets away with my ap­ 27. Trmble railroad coBteim between Ed­ ville and .Leeds flooded ; over 8) i.ouiHia and Now Jersey ; four men killed and nineteen ship Pontiac, bound for India; twni.ty-eix aged 55. inburgh and Glasgow, Scotland; sixteen per­ 12 mills deatrojcil ; 161 lives iont. petite." 19. Jutes Janin, tho distinguished French poral John Smith and party speedily 17. Brooks surrenders hi* force*, and Bix­ wounded. The Cooney-Whitehouse oecleeias- person* drowned. Four nun kill*d near F%11 sons killed. The City Treasurer of Jersey tical jurisdiction case In Chicago decided in River. Mats., by ths bn-aung of a pneumatic author and critic, at Pans, aged 70. John M. City. N. J., absconds with *100,000 of tho city ler installed Governor of Arkansas. Six young ladies of Philadelphia who Bellow, well-known Eoguah o’.ocutioatet, at relieved by a company ot soldiers, at 1'J. Great fire in Constantinople. Warrant favor nf tho Low Church party. funds. cylinder. 16. Italy, H Bland and Belgium'rocognixo 7. Fighting between wlii,<a and blacki at Loudon, aged 61. Mra. Audubon, wifo of tho whose approach tbe Indians tied. Such had their missionary contributions 29. Bunting of Olympic Theater at Phila­for the arreat of Gov. Mores, of South Caro­ lina, on a chirge of larceny ; he refutes to be be Spanish republic. delphia ; two firemen kilted. Vicksburg. Mist*.; th* nrgroos att*ck the celebrated naturalise at Kelleyville, Ky., is the brief reoord of n Western advent­ stolen from their pockets in church, arretted, and callg ont tuo mihtia in bls de 18. Election in Ohio on the adoption of tho town, and are met and reputeed by white citi­ aged 88. FKBRUARY. 20. Dr. G sorgo Derby, a prominent Boaion ure, and if Corporal John Smith docs got mad and marched out of the sacred ft nso. new Constitution ; tho instrument defeated. zens; a large number cf blacks tiled. 1. Large flro at South Norwalk, Conn. SO. Carliets badly defeated near Bilbos, Assembling cf tho National Congress at Waah- . physician, aged 56. edifice exclaiming : “ Now, let them 2. Six perrons killed bv the fall of a floor of groat do«truction of life and property. Se­ Ireton. 22 Rev. Charles L •’*, a distinguished not receive promotion, then republics Spain. / ' a factory in Lancashire, England! 21, Departure of the Cxar from London forrious fighting between white* and blacks at 8. Excitement at Vick*bargemlicuM; aomo Unitarian clergyman, at Brtton, aged 45 are ungrateful and no mistake. With little nigger babies in Africa buy their :i. Large firn at Memphis. Tenn. Marriage, at Washington, of Minn Lancaster, Ky, dieultory fighting bitwien whtios and black*, Samuel Myers, a well-known Chicago theatri­ a West P.oint education the corporal own soothing sirup." 6. King Koffee surrendered Coomaaaio, the Ru-«ia. .24. Fo:md recognition nf Spain by Hwoden. in wh ch throe or four are kitied ; Guv. Ames cal manager. capital of Aabsatse. and agreed to p.-.y a war Nelly Grant, the President's daughter, to Mr. 26 Howard Staunton. well-^poJn chesa- would be invincible. A colliery explosion in Staffordshire,' England, teeaia hie rr-c’amatlon ordering the riot r* to Kirtoria, of England. A woman who aspires to be the pre­ indemnity of •200,000 A man and wife burned alive at Jacobo. kills eight mincri*. disperse, and calls an extra session of the playor and Shakespearean editor, at London, 6. Collision on the Great Western railroad, 24. siding genius of her own household 115. Destructive conflagration at South Bend, Legislature. aged 64. Mlotetcrial A TOOTHSUUK RQ3IANCE. England; several persona klllod. Four per­ Mexico, for .alleged sorcery. Ind. 28. Princess d ’ Onbril, wifo of tho Ruroisn cilris al Items. ■ must never be in doubt When her 0. 1 h* Vick-bmg trcubtee ended. sons killed by a boiler exploelen at Nor­ A touching tale of man's inconstancy 25. Arkansas Legislature impeach Chief 26. Postmaetor-Geuoral Jewel' assumes the 15. Groit flro in Bast m; a largo numb'r cf Ambassador to Prussia, by drowning, al Pots­ folk, Va. woedon budding* btiruid; loss about dam. Dr. Jame* McNaughton, President of and cruelty comes to us from Evans­ husband is going on lively at the other 8. Boiler explosion at St. Louis, Mo.; three Justice McClure and oiber officials connected duties of hte office. the Albany Medical College. ' with tbs Brooks rebellion. 27. Earthquake tn Porto Rico. end of the breakfast table, it won’t do •707.0)6. . men killed. 28. Report of Plymouth Church Investigat­ 29. Henry A. Perkin*, an old Hartford ville, Ind. It is but the( old story of 36. Diplomatic relations betw< on Spain and 16. Fire m*n drowned by the capsizing of a 11. Sixteen men ssveroly burned at Pitts­ superficial affection and ruthless deser­ for her to hesitate between the coffeotiix persona ing Committee acquitting Mr. Beecher cf Ute banker. burgh by the capsixing of a pot of boiling M<xioo formally resumed. drowned near Toronto by the capdzing of a charges of adaltety is presented and accepted 30. Henry Grinnell, a distinguished New urn and the slop-bowl. load. at a mi cting ef the congregation. York merchant, and widely known for hte con­ tion, but there is a alight variation and lives lost. 13. Eight men killed and several wounded yacht. . Hornamxxtal.—Lady of tho house— 3). Murder of six Ik|HiUctu officials at nection with tho Kano Arctic cxtKulltinua from tho usual details which gives the 27 Tho Spanish General Concha badly de­ by ths falllsg of a 'jreworv in Philadelphia. 14. Largo tiro at London; two firemen feats! by tho Carlitts. News of a frc*h re­ Coushatta, La., by a mob, while being eon- rifle Mail »team«hlp Japan, en. route from aged 75. John B ackle, diatingulsnel Edin­ case a special interest. But a few short Any more letters, Jane, or any one veved to hhrevcpnrt aa priHoners. bellion iu Paraguay. Yokrbims to San Fraucteco ; a large number burgh publisher, aged 92. killed. called since I’ve been out ? Jane-Yes, 31. Retutn to Fort Lincoln of the Black weeks ago tho relations existing be ­ of Coolie* loit. JULY. 17. Gladstone tendered his resignation aa H»!1* expedition, after an absence cf two 24 Twenty minora killed by a colliery ex­ 1. Charles Henry Warren, a dattingvlsbod tween a certain man and woman of the m'm, Mr. Smith. Prims Minister; Disraeli summomxl to ferm Lady—Oh, which months. Visient eruption of Mount .Etna. Orleans and Pittsburgh. plosion in North Staffordshire. England. Six­ lawyer and Judge, at Plymouth, Maae. John anew Cabinet. one? Jane—Oh, mum, tho dark one M. Dscoration-day generally oboerved Wright, a ioa liog B,«u>u merchant, agedtown mentioned were of the closest and teen prseenger.t killed by a railroad accident S. 18. LienL-Col. Fuel attacked a camp of 8MFTEMBHB. in Oxfordshire. England. 86. George B. Upton, a distinguished Bas ton warmest. Comanches on Double Mountain Fork, ami throughout the country, you know, mum, with the big noee; Mutual vows were inter ­ 81. Serious riot In Limerick, Ireland. 28. News of tbo loe.. at sea of the emigrant killed ten Indian*. Six citizens of Austin. changed, and, for onoo, the oourao of the one os plays tho hornet so beauti­ murdered by Indiana near Fart Dodgi. •hip Cospatrick, bound from London to New Texas, robbed of ell their horses by Kiowa 3. Tbn earner River Bello burntd at herZealand ; upward of 500 people poriabod. ' Itffiians. . J true love promised to run as smoothly fully. 1. Intelligence of the loss of the ahip Brit-wbarf it> New York. 7. Bov. Richard V. Whelan, Catholic Bishop 19. Official eouflrmation of new British 1. 4^1 —T 1 -- ■ - - -1 M.11 -—... as the muddy Ohio meandering past of tho Dwxwso of Whaaling. at Biltimor*. Mm. LrvKhMORKMy* that MaAMohuCabinet, with Disraeli a Premier. Serious 10. John Landon, a well-known citizen of NECROLOGICAL. railroad accixau: near Preston, Eng.; two with 73 persona on board. Attempt made in the town. It is recorded that the setls women have in some respects got New York, and veteran of tho war of 1812. persona killed and fifteen injured. Mutiny Loudon to aboot the Prince of Saxo-Weimar. moat point ever attained by man, Uro 83d amorous lover, in the depth of his more than their rights, The last Legis­ 11. Hon. Todd R. Caldwell, Governor of and iusurrechon among the soldiers at turn*, Three persona killed by a collieion on the In­ parallel. 6. Terrible conflagration in Meiningen, North Carolina, at Hillsboro, in that State. South America, which ended by tho surrender dianapolis. Bloomington and Western railroad. affection, even went io far as to present lature of that State passed a law under A Record of Prominent People Who 12. Gon. William S. Hillyer. the last re­ of the rebel*; thirteen killed and thirty Five rafumcn drowned while deeecnding the maining officer of the original staff of Gon. the lady with a set of fabe teeth to re­ which a wifo may go into bminoss on wounded. • Have Died During the 22. Conflagration at Avon. N. Y.; neariv all place the natural ones miaaing from the her own account, and, no matter how 13. Agnes Strickland, the historian, at Paet Year. tbs bn»ineea portion of the village destroyed. Ireaauty ,.-BM>j. IL Bristow, of Kentucky, OI 0^1 Ann ______ ____ _ _ nominated as bis aucocreor; lips where his were wont to stray and much money slid may make, or how 11. Collision on tho Groat Eastern railway, Ixindon, aged 68. 2. Extensive luundationa tn Hungary; Etyu^wenty persona killed and fifty 10. Walter Lenox, ex-Mayor of Washington sip the honey-dew of love. But man is poor her husband may be, can force mtuy villages swept away. Coroer-atotio of City, aged 57. boot, Preaiileucy of Bsugal, India. JANUARY. m -.I-:-_ . « _____ the American Museum of Natural History fickle, and this man wasn’t any excep­ him to support her. Mrs. .Livermore AUGUST. 12. llio Washington grand jury brings In 1. Death, at Washington, of Gen. B. J. 10. Rev. Henry J. Whitehouse. Bishop o laid at Central Park, New York, by President lodietmenta against prominent officials in the tion to tho rule. He allowed his affec­ regards this aa unjust to husbands and Sweet. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Illinois, i Grant. safe-burglary eaeo. al Chicago. tions to transfer themselves to another oh unasked for by wives. 13. Great striko of cotton operatlvea at aged 41. 9. Hon. John B. Thompson, at Harrodsburg, 23. Arthur Orton, the Ticbborne claimant,Erie railroad while crossing ths track in a Bolton, Eng. Then came the 13. Francois Pierre Guillaume Guizot, the Evansville maiden. Tint Rev. D. Williams, a minister of IL Maiw-mssting of dkisons in New Or­ Ky. Judge H. E. Baylor, at Independence, Convicted »f perjary, and eentcncod to four teen wagon. Texas. dtetinguiehod French historian and atateaunkiudest cut of oil. The new inamo­ Uanwrtyd, Wales, died recjntly, and 4. Inauguration of Gov. Weston, of New leans; Gov. Kellogg reqnsatod to resign ; bo years' penal servitude. X0. Judge Benjamin C. Franklin, one of the Hamp* hire. MARCH. 15. Hon. Benjamin Robbins Cmtia, of Bos­ rata chanced, too, to bo toothless, and another minister—R. K. Jones—has 6. The Italian Senate give* itr approval to Burning of a car of a train in motion on a treaty of commerce with Mexico and a pos­ ton, a distinguished Jurist. the hard-hearted lover went to her he written his obituary notice, of which 16. Charles Aster Bristed, better known as the Great Western railroad, near London, tal convention with BraziL OCTOBER. Ont.; eight persona burned and suffocated. .*• Carl Beason," aged 54. "He 7. Manifesto of tns Left Center of the 12. Right Rev. Frauci* Patrick McFarland, had deserted, and, wresting away the the following is the cream: 17. Rev. William Sparrow, D. D.. st Alexan- Catholic Bishop of Connecticut. 2. Terrible ixolodon la Laneaahlre, Eng.; French Assembly ealliog for a declaration of tereeu police aoddlizone, la which some flftv Het of false teeth he had bestowed, pre­ twrnty person* kilted. the republic or dissolution of the Assembly. of the former were killed. Excitement pro­ 17. Dr. Nathaniel B. Bhnrtieff, formerly sented them to the new love. No won­ died in his harness, and hia buckles 5. daring of churches in Eastern Poland.A revolution attempted in Gotts Rica. Tweu- duo*! by the reported disooveriss of gold in Mayor of Boston, tej that city. were undone as noiselesaly^as^be angel 23. Commodore William Inrran, United der that outraged maidenly self-respect unbarred and unlocked .the prison in 18. Rev. Samuel Finber, an eminent divine, States Navy, at Philadelphia; Hon. Harris iiiieui MO VDoaaagB lv**er, im«w X 15 Th6 effianra of tho Blate government in rebelled al such an act! The first 6. Ettenaive Mi.fligrition' at Salonica. Ft»roo tornado in Illlnol* and MiunMota. Flanagan, ex-Govercor of Arkansas, al Arkawhich Peter was confined." Let it no Loniaiaua surrendered to D. B. Ponn : Gov. at Cincinnati. TwU'i aMven person, burned to death. 22. Meh. Eaphroayna Paripa Roe*, tho uciphi*, in that State. wearer of the teeth now wants tbo asBlcamahlp Sui t, of Newcastle, Eng., lost at G iml*tta and the Bonapartista in collision. dlatinguished songatrea*, at Landon, aged 85. 24. Commodore Austin Pondergrast, of the sistonce of tho police to recover the longer be irreverently said of a deceased tbirti paweugere diowned. Explosion 25. Adam Black, the dieUngniidiod pub- nary, at Philadelphia. 10, French gnvernmtn*. defeated in tbdlksperson that he has “passed in his In the Hewn tunnel, coreral men wfiabiy on the clmeecf tbs Electoral bill flxiiabar. at Edinburgh. Scotland, aged 80 2A Jnh" Laba, lbs well-known ahlp-Lulld- useful apparatus, and there is great checks," or “petered out;” let us say dHiried in tho ruins. 17. President Grant decides to uphold the 26. Intelllgouco of tbe death, iu Eastern commotion over the case in the society 9. Bop »rt t*i*i CeoL Bradburn, first end that ha has " undone hia buck lea." Kellogg government, and orders troops to Africa, of David Livingstone, tbe celebrate i explorer. of Evansville. The case, taken alto­ aaillee. . New Orleans. 19. Continued excitement in Varvaillaa and 19. Burning of a option nriil at Fall River. 28. Ex-Cbtef Ju*tiro Thompsxn, of Penn­ gether, is a remarkable one, and sugsylvania, at Philadelphia, aged 68. IB. Teyrifl •- billar explosion at Binghamton grata one interesting query: Are all stories; thirty-four wounded. Gov. Kellogg, IL ThumM Miliar, a wsU-kuown Enzhab Evansville women toothless? Will the of Loutetana, resumes bls gubernatorial post, at London aged 61. functions. IS. Daniel ]LHaafcsll, editor of the Boston Evapsvillo papers explain the matter? loss, Spain, for mutiny. Beaclut’ona in the I reach Assembly declaring Franco a mon­ archy injected by 100 majoritv. of his ziore wagons to walking, bat 16; R*x boree-thievea hung io the Indian Territory by a vigilance committee. )1. King Lunalilo, a sometimes he takes an omnibus. Prac­ 17. Four j^rrens killed am! several wound­ 27. A frightful typhoon pMae> over He at Honolulu, aged 39. of earthquake at Bald Mountain, tice economy, boys, if you would become railroad. wealthy. ' r CU-p n.» muJy m 1pee*. a « OCR MRRAGKRIE. avd property. r �p^fut worM. ELEVATOR LN NASHVILLE 100 Champion Cross C«t ^aws at 50 cents per foot, for cash, LATH, SHINOLES, 50 New Star Saws at 80 cents per foot, WMrww Treasurer, eltu, being all fillet! with ' •nicy lake life easy in Mississippi. I •WATER LIME, Americans. The Treasurer, was a Cheap living— Living on excite­ SALT, blaeksmllh in 5hnFrancisco, while tha .. ment. HAIR. tnan who attends to the foreign affairs * STUCCO, Belter run in old clothes than ran mid t-icd, when Mrs. Stain accosted and acl« ns King Ka!akau:i*k prime in debt. ^•c., life., mo with, "uh Ab! I am so glad you minister, or advisor, was formerly a Lines—not by Tennyson; by some­ have come, for I have learned how New England school -maaier. We body else. which we ahip and retail al bottom prices. I . we can get along in the fnigre with- would not, however, advise 4ho read, ••Those who in quarrels intcrpo'O «»»t so much as a cross word.’’ AINSWORTH & BROOKS, • MuM often wipe a bloody note.** . era of the Nkws. Io vr rnove to Hawaii "Wnl, hio, lct!s have your, hie, Proprietors. To n poor man with a largo family, unless ihey are to restless for adven­ plans,” I said, fw, you see, I had in­ glory is of bul Rule account ture to remain hero , contentedly. terviewed tho “Wickodeat mao" in -Pretty'girls and a possible.change to A Greeq Bay woman who weighs life imloun that day, had be­ hand(e the public money are, wo 380 pounds fesists that she is '* some come « little muddled in concn- know, great inducements to Young Iwdy’s darling." For sport go lo Texas. They have quence. • America, bnt not all who go can be"I have been rcadiog Thomas Jef- ooniB public officer^ and the islands panthers there thirteen feet long and exceedingly vigorous; and if you have fersoifk («q rules of life, !and oho of have become to nearly civiliicd for no sport, the beasts certainly will. them is, ‘that we must count ten, real romance. An Indiana man bet $10 that he when angry, before we speak, and The religious practices of these could ric.o the fly wheel in a saw­ ojie hundred when very angry/ '* people nro nut particularly different mill, nnd ns his widow paid the bet she and Proprietor of the NASHVILLE MILLS! were ..counting. She said I wns and caien the body. And yd they always raiding objections to her plans could nol he called cannibals in the six pieces and convince six children for our mulunl improvement. I said sense in which the Patagonians are thnt ono of their number hasn't got a 1 was not, nnd slm insinuated that I called ho. They cat the bodies of piece ittst a trifle the lare,»L was an unvcraciiy. lhe illustrious enemies whom they A New Hampshire boy doos not ” la that according .to the rtilc?" 1 have slain, but it is mnru a supersti­ dare to sass hia mother until ho is asked. tious ceremony than a relish for hu­ eighteen, years old, nnd even then he “Ab Stain, you villain"— man flesh. They have never, since gets the door open before saying “Count ton, Mis. S&nin. you are the white man has kuown them, much. . getting angry."' * slain and eaten n human being unless It is generally believed in MNno.nf ••You count, you old rascal, or"— ho vias an enemy slnin in Imttle and the counties of Michigan that mon "Count a hundred, Mrs. Slain, you nut then, unless ho was a chief. will do more plotting and planning lo It re getting *'pry nngryI said, but —Tha M E. Sunday school has rob a hen coop, than would he ncc my only answer was the teapot a now library. cssary to insure a successful bank bur whislr she threw nt my head. The glnry. ‘ —Mr. I. B. Rnymond’a steam saw teapot caromed benimriillf on my At this period of the year, a voice Imld pnte, emptying its contents mill in Carlton wax burned, on the 'down my back. I tried to remonstrate night of Doc. 26th. Lust $2,000, nnd steals at surly morn through the key­ hole of domestic chnuibers: ‘’Jane, get with the bootjack, but Mrs. Stain did no insurance. up nnd fix ’.he fire;" nnd a prompt nnd not stop to count. She struck strong Wo undnratnnd that Mcssont cheerful echo responds, ** *'il see you mul hard, and 1 had interviewed the Wooden Ac Mooro puntemplntc mov­ •■wickedest man" io long to fight ing ibeir machinery lo Nashville, and dodrotted first, and then I won.t, you Ruing into business there. Vermont­ old brute." Such are tho celestial well. She made me cuiiut a hundred ville cannot nflurd to lose these, gen­ over and over again, until I actually tlemen and the bufintMia they propose harmonies of domestic life. Iwtcame Through to carry on, and aotne effort should be made to rctniij thorn there.— Vermont nat tired. good Mrs. Stain’s loving instruction*, I atn fast getting the better of my temper. 2Qo ono can ’ get me mad now. but yet, Ishould'like lo. *ee Mrs. Stain Come and welcome, Nashville is tho place gentlemen! far all A Nevada audience dislikes to. be Three thousand per disappointed. sons gathered to see a murderer hnngcd nt Cnrson, and theit enjoyment Thomas uyuld him while,with the other, she Taken Up. •chool, and he, coming in cu the luinic vlrctch with ninety eight, ninety nine, I should then bo tun ply repaid Tor my own course cf instruction. King K-ilakaua, about whom so ranch has been said of late, roigns Islands, islandt,and not tho fact These that Kula- krui.t "aro’c at half past ten, ntc his breakfast at eleven, anti smoked a ci­ gar in a most kingly ^attitude ni elev­ en fifteen, is the subject of the follow­ ing, from one who has spent three years Upon their shores: These slands form a part of tbe Eandwich Islands, are about one third ol the distance from America to China and tn twenty degrees N. latitude. The people arc not of so dark a cast as |ho inhabitants of most of tho Poly­ nesian Islands.. light brown which color is n Their varies in depth, however, a^ebrding to t ic exposure of the person lo the rays of the sun. They ore a U-ger race of people than Cio American <, an I attain to a great­ er p!iy«ici| perfect ion. The w > nc?i, especially, are very m-Hlcbt iZ physi­ cal beauty, and when young, ’ can scare jly lie distinguished from t c Spiuish C -coles of Cuba. timives of ilia same liavc the Mine delicate, serve. HUIlwrll UnWm Mins. naBkotr. V»b»;iura'j» CbtCBgO . MICHIGAN STOVE CO.'S STOVES! Union Milla 8UJtw«-!l WOOL CARDING MACHINE! 40 of tlio Now Excelsior Cotta-ffo Stoves sold already this season. . ALL PARTIES WANTING POWER CORN SHELLER, Sap Pa ns and Buckets I am prepared to do all Ute .work that imn on short notice. If cuxtomern come Th-y arc. latitude, and feminine re. Haul#*, in Ins work Upon Uh? Yesterday after tho funeral ccrem-oof Eddie Sprague were concluded and die friends had left the grave, the people were 8 tar I led and horrified to tree Mr. Keeler’s Umm ran away. They wrre before a platform spring wagon in which were Mr. Sprague and his family The road from the summit o( tho cemetry hill is rough mid very unsafe and while coining dowy, from some unknown cause tho entir load w.u thrown out. ‘Af­ ter running a few rods the horses came in contact with the hoarse which was almost entirely destroyed and the two teams became so entan­ gled that neither could get any far­ ther. While Mr. K«clcr’s wagon wws on top of one of his horses. Mr. Shufelt, who was carrying the benrers, and w is between tho hearse and Mr. Keeler’s team, attempted to get out of tho way and turned hi horse one side, upset his buggy, pil­ ing the bearers with him in u Ii6ap Mrs. Sprague was injured severely put ns yet it is impossible to tell how bndiy^ At first it wis tliouzlit thattheoceident would prove fatal to her but it is hoped tint she will recover Afton Spmgun wax thrown furwir.f under trie wheel and went driggingi dawn the hill. ILs head Ims a cut evidently made by n cork From the horse's slim-; he is otherwise severe, ly bnrhed but ho will get along. Frankie Maitimn was thrown upon her head Where she received a bruise, though nothing serious. M-. Sprague was thrown upon one of his hips which docs not compel him to pomplain though it evidently feels some­ what sate.—MidUecillc Republican. will do well to call and secure their orders early, so as to get them in season. CUSTOM State or J cocxtt or C. 51. HOLLER, Miller. verified ot nmyW nar be Itevnara QOME DOWN TO No.l a: a (omnw cimn, turn io <» at tho Prnl»te Oilte*. !n Um eUy nf llotlr •how r<UK, If a"y there be. why- the prat. tKt'tlnncr abouR) nut ha. granted ■ Am II i. tlriaf ..l.l .u>fJ• In FOR ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF (Gtorrrirs and ^rorbians, ot lhl>o.-d»-r to be r.ublte:*-.! Iu the Naalnllte New.. ■ ncw»pa;»-r printed and circulated in aald canty <4 CASH. MortsuKe rutile. Wbirkab. Jonah B. Rasey and R'wetta C. Raney, h:« wife, of Noabville, Barry county, Michigan.did on theHtbdsy of Auguit, A. D. IHi I, make and execute to Hi­ ram Co:, of the tame placo, a certain mort­ gage to Rcsnre the payment of • certain Having filled my store with a fresh Block GROCERIES Crockery Retched at the O. O. GLASSWARE, PETERSOH’S MAGAZINE The Cheapest and Best in the World Grocery ani Provision Store ’ BIG PILE OF GOODS FOR A 0<5L. Povtafo pro-paid on all Subscription*. Tanas (always la advance) $2.00 a year. SHALL AMOU.VT OF MONET! 77<c Highest Price. Ahraijs Paid fur . Country Produce. ■ TWO Iwn.I.AUS THSILLING TAltS DO JIOYELmtS ILx" In connection with ray store I f hall keep a MEAT MARKET! lanmjiii CoM Fashion Plates ic box that had ja«t ceased piajiug Wishing to hn»r it *he -at- again, $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, Which arc now opened for infection to all wishing to buy for Cash. I have a full line of I with to inform tho public that I will sell Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, . Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. . OOO.X) IWL12A.TS ! PREMIUM EBGBAVING ’ a & $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes The Highest Price Paid for Hides SUPEBB iwd-1 murtgAgc was duly n*eur<lcd in iho office of ih» Regwfcr of Deeds, in Berry Co., Michigan, on the “th day of S"ptj A. 1). 1871. in Liber *•£" of mortgage*, on page 3'.Hl, an t, whereas, there is now due on raid note nnd mortgage the sum of Four Hundred end Ninety.ono and GO-1<«0 dollars, at this date, and default bos been made in the payment of said sum; Now, therefore, by rcaeoa of said defaull. the.Mortgagee, by virtue of the power in said mortgage e.ontalned, will, on the twen­ tieth day of February, A. D. 1S75, nt the boar of one o'clock, P. M. of enirt day-in the city of Hastings, at tho north front doo of tho court !><iui»e. in Mid city (that being ’ho place of haltHng the cirenit court in a;:d far Ban-y coua’y, Miab'gxa} Hrll Ibc lands sn<L premises described in said mortgage, or sumach ibcroof us may be neoe^sry to satisfy the amount duo thereon, and the reasonably cists and cxpt-nsiM, ai.d nn At­ torney fee of twenty five doilarx, stipulated to be paid by tbe terms of said mortgagn should the cam? be foreclosed. The de­ scription of the premutes. as described In Mid mortgage, an- as follows: Village lots No. one hundred and twenty-six (126) nn-1 the undivid-d one-half of lots eigbty-lwo (8^an>l eighty-three (?3). in tho village of Nashville, Barry county. Michigan, accord­ ing »o the plat and tbo survey thereof.. Dated Nashville, Mich.. Nov. IVih. 1871. 1URAM COE. Clkmext Sxrru, Mortgagee. Attorney for Mortgagee. 8-20 Where can always be found a fresh slock cf A young Indy in a store in Jackson Cltrislmns eve, was looking at u mus­ D. Store «f For Sale or Rent. The Hotel Mtd Grocery Store occupied by And in fad everything usually kept iu Donxhcrly A Roova, sad known as Ibc Centrnl House. Has «li tbo conveniences of i modern kuardiug house. Term* easy. I’IRST-C LASS Po»>e«>inn given after the Cth of April, nexL Apply to 12 CONRAD CLEVER, Nnahv lie. BaT EVERY LADY SHOULD TAKE IT. K. R. TAYLOR. Buprrtntrndrirt. C. C. WOLCOTT. A 8PECALTYI Come into tbo in cl mu re of tbo anh«eribcr. in the Township of Caatlelon. (be 22id of Nov. last, three yearling heifers. The owner will pleitsa tn prove properly, nay charge*, and lake away, otherwise they will be Uispoarl of according to law, Castleton. Doc. 3lei. Jonx Db towo. -wUh tbe Grw-1 Jtirc.- Valley of th.- MichStn C t>lral K-ir ad. IWlle Orwk-Mth tho khletn OsUn) RtHmad. Vlcftshunrh—with tho G-ni>4 Rajrf U. A Indl,na iUlttncd. 9"’hw>|crafi— Railway. iTsiooMate--with fee' IW'.Uux»rr1"bhte Kat'roxL H»,Xrtr3*-wtlb the Aoxlavltte New A). Iwny 4 Chw»j|pMtoa^ V«l,orafao— 1'ittetargh C. C. POSTS PAT. EURCKA SIP SPB1LS, West side of Main street, Nashville. we make .Bitlie ’l-.. i:..nuOlivet Charlotte Izuuto; Connection*, thief and hanged him to a tree. think iu) was again a dull boy nt over the Hawaiian li-UKe Cr-«* through Jefferson one hundred. Frtvtth BntUCr'k KEPT CONSTANTLY ON BAND. THAT WORKS LIKE A CHARM. Timo Table taking effect June 15h, 1674. At Greatly Reduced Prices for Cash. live was spoiled by a reprieve from the a business men. Iler citizens are not Governor. That night a party of mt"Slivlocks," but believe in stistaing vjouracof training. I should like tn an<l patronizing-her 'home manufac­ ners, who had walked ten miles to see her, with one hand in his hair, tories. witness the execution, caught a horse put HARDWARE AND TINWARE LINE! — AND— .There arc tlyirty or forty different kinds of religion in this country and it Would reaped fully inform the public tha worries tho celestial entry clerk im be is prepared to do double the work thaw mensely to have people tumbling into heretofore. ' heaven in such sinnnlarly 'assorted lots.—Brooklin Argus. I have added to my Flouring Mill No liumar* being can cut a pic into VEIV3&S oi^Iwtv BSTvS nSiuvnu. PKNINSULAIt ^DIVISION. A FULL LINE OF THE NEW from the, other Polynesian Races. remarked: ‘‘William*was a kind hux"1 propose lhat'wo follow Ins rule. There are yc| traces of idolatry; hut hahd,’ but heftidn’t know much about You know we have not nlwnys lived jf is fast disappearing bpfore the civ­ fly-wheels." We ilizing'influences which have lately wilt try this rule, nnd seo .if we can't been brought lo bear upon them. It live more agreeably-” was these people who killed Captain I'fckKl win she tliou-ght would Cook, and who. had it not''been for take ‘ enre of Ijie children while We its timely rescue, would have cooked . SOMETHING NEW. “Wair I answered. n.< linrmoniuuvly as wo should. C. a. ItUKH Hcp.t. AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN THE • Which I am bound tq sell 10 per Cent Lowci than any other House tn town. and Pelts. Clucks, Sjd-.Pi. !<-s. 1ST REM EM DEA THE PLACE— Red Sign, No. 1 One of tbe proprietors CHARLEA J. PETERSON, 806 Cheatant Si. Tha»de’pl)to, Pa. 1OO CHAMPION CROSS Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. Nashville, Dee. Js», 1874. F. DI KHAM. SAWS C. A. TRUMAN. t*X)R 30 CHAR. R. DEMA RAY Mn. Hen edits a paper in Iowa, and I CAckleuios thus she knows how. cent*? PEB �.. . A. AYLSWORTH, in kt, 4«k rf B. .U, Ch.rtey*. tauioc.. b». ructert ' mno«M.«nili each .uooc-.imK <(«, ,1K| Thursday, Jun. 13th and Clothing, I WILL LANIKG, gtATCniSq, Re-sawing, &c., Done lo order, with f*ction guarintvod. -his assi-en ' ------------------------... you, • • and :t can give it --to ALEMENT’SMiTH...... . T.AAVVKR._____ the in n wuy that will make your girl’s rwfk to ffeazu tho hair off from ny. » ijmrkla.or your wife's face glow u ith joy. *■ , cold .-r-R has been enongh — buffalo robe. pASTMAN A YOUNG, ‘ -—Tho Barry Connty Pioneers are Attorney* nt Law* Iw I ^.1 l/»a -'.(Hnte. N^hvtnr, MkK fto> requested to meet nt Union Halt Hastings, on lb” Uth inst. - , JjENRY II. WOOD, ''—Mr. A. Flint, lately from Kansas* Justice of the Peace, O«leo with G’;«n-tH RtaltU, N—ttrilU.’Mt’-b. q '■ here soon. L1BBHADSER, TA TRO It. *L_W. A. •Aykvforth has*moved his Gufitns, add ifaklni: *»»• ln lho lat0** ______ p lins moYed his'faririly into town, nnd . will commence the practice of law > stock of dry- good* and clothing to 1 PARADY, Manufacturer of stantly crowded with business in tho suitable room for them. justice.line, is one of Nashville's best of weather citizens and consequently will pros­ Boot* and Shoes. MoHnit Rrp<ertmr neatly atrlct »U«n- ■ when every Christian draws near the per. tlon t-. qiH t>r4w* ymmptly. XwklivLX--________ _ stove, and'wishes every laboring man . CARPENTERS. jjNION HOUSE. was a clerk in ft candy store. The carpenters, of Nashville ’are, F. Daxcxx. Proprietor. .—L. J. Wheelerdins formally taken Frazier, McCormick. Chas. Halbert, TS’AKIIVIT.U.7^ possession of tho Downing stock of E *M Gales, W.L. Parker and dry goods, and is selling them off on II. C. Wolcott, who arc all good rw»M will rwtive Good Hall in tbu Ihtnl time. See posters inn few days for workmen. McCormick and Halbert liavy opened a shop opposite tho particulars. . ^’M. JONES, A specimen of —The Journal is anxious for some Nashville House. —This is the') kind of the Hastingsites ta get tip a scan their work can bo mag oKcitaracnL Old’s elegant ho,ti<o. Dennis, perhaps hunt you had better up Doings, nnd make one. a Days Mochmoro . seen on words will cure a cow of kicking, but ELIHU CHIPMAN, a certain Maple Grove farmer prefers Justice of the Peace, the old way* of mauling the crittef with a fence stake until her heart is broken. Nashville^ Mich. TAIXTStlS. Ac Atkins Joan Roe Has JuM received a complala uiMwrlmcnl of mon. C. .1 Dkto. J. W. WtEKS, W. W. Drokkx, Com, on programme. —Joseph A. Hollon, Representa­ these “degenerate Shaving, Hair Cutting Dressing, Shampooing, days of patent miles south nf this Wc will sell you in this part ol the country, if not in 2DRESS ZLZEAKING LIVERY AND FEED STABLE! E. D. BITGOOD. PaontizTok. oxen. traveling . Good rigs fkrnished parties on abort no­ tice ; ni*» gw-I feed and stable room fur. fururtnt* and «ha pubtai use. Prices to correspond.wiib the cloee limes. East aide of North Mnin BL, SnskyRln, MscIl MEAT MARKET! ier patrons to the utter excluion of the won Id withdraw —John Franck nnd penter traded horses. IJliRRAIl FOB wer? 65 Representing nearly every kind known to ih« irada. mid lo you that indulge ih the for­ eign luxury, »c would say TOILET ARTICLES.AHD PERFOMES, He yard, RELIABLE HOUSE For everybody lo\buy their CHOICE GROWS I Crockery, THE YAMA8HIRO (uncolored) v FAMILY GROCERIES, By the barrel. B.1KEHY GOODS Of every description. Has opened at the old stand of DOWNING Ever soli in Nashville, which wo think the A LITTLE, s cumpk-le slock of s Pore Wines and Liquors We do not wish to ecloglxe. for yourselves. 3)M Call and see (Stxeassxssous to Bools and Shoe., OYSTERS BOISE BROS., Hits and Cap., In every aiyla and form. T. Maxson) Gents' Furnishing Go.ds ^iotrl and Restaurant Gloves and Mittens, Shawls, Furs, In ooDacctiou wilb store. Lodgings $ Meals 26 cts. AU Cloodt IVarranled------- Pnysicuins Raring moved into my Prescriptions Cttrefully Fancy Goods, Fair Prices and Honest*Dealing. NEW STORE! Grtcsry, Creckery & Laap Trade, BJX_ Call al Central House Sign! BOISE Bros. 3 NEW GOODS! FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! W« woull announce tbnl we shall open during Ibis wick a . JACOB LENTZ New .Stock of Goods'! Manufacturers and keeps on Luu CONSISTING OF DRESS GOODS,, DRESS TRIMMINGS, ‘ GLOVES. CORSETS, 1.4 s Cheap for SEWING MACHINES DAUGHERTY & ROOSA. Parlsr, Library, Bining, Office GENERAL FUITORe! ' HARD PAN PRICES! !k \ TERMS—Cash or Ready Pay! Together with a full MiMnmeni ot DUSTERS.&C..&C.. SHAWLS, CAS8IKW3, &C., ifcfi, &C., which were bought fur cash and will be sold al ,MinBOns,riCTUBE8.FrtAM. AND CARDS, BRACKETS, to do its tho yard C irpeLs, Pfeftared. Raiy cate asi Peraffibnlaters Y I MOTTO X ' ' jjgjijji fp;MS TO EVERY Ready Pay i J Is Any House An Barry County. | —Tho barn of W. Johnson, on the Cei FIXS AMI CASKETS, j Ot *11 Myles and •ixtw. and METAIH slate nr*d, near Hustings, was burned one night last week. It was supposed : to have been accidentally set on fire | The baru was insured in ■ (he Burry & Eaton Insurance Co. Stale A. W. ALLEN Tlio Choicest Bread For Medicinal and Mechanical Purposes, at liorsc. Tb« Dry Goods TEAS, COFFEES, Glassware & Lamps! CITY DRUG STORE, Everything belonging to the ’flits was on Saturday night turned ouL H R DICKINSON. Our Store I Jin pan Tea, for 3$1- A Fresh Stcck or . Entire New Stock. by some vagrants wlio lodged in tbe ham that night, aa tire horses were ' one way and the gnn to And sec for youmclvee. cents. 'harschnd ♦•gone visiting/’ nnd so n. FRESH ME A T S.-rUcn Ssni,h ’of ’bat P^ce, wishing !o >1L. ,, . . ' ' "J be prepared for tho "what dye call •U kind*, which will b» fowfrr«Mh ,. ,___ , . .. . .. , it," loaded his gan about half full of etc. Give them a call on Wert aide Main Bl powder and shot, s«y nothing nbont artnlfe. Mich. the wadding. Last Suodny his Come SPECTACLES, (warranted Pebble) THAT 18 THE 10,000 thy lukewarmness wc will spew thee was taken care of by tho village mar­ shall, and Inst Friday was sold to pay thanking the public for past favors robots • bnt of onr mouth. otMtiinuanco of the ram«, and would emts^md now there cometh a gentle —Thev have it had in Maple Grove, iafo.-m t tie public ihiu ibcy wltJ as the following will prove: Mr. Ren- whisper tluil—Juba Fran ok is out a Legislature convened ‘ ONE PRICE TO ALL. Country Produce alway<!»•' bought at th e TOP of the i Market. Nashville, Oct. 21*1, 1874. W OLCOTT’S BOSS Don’t forget the plaoe,—the Brow a Store, op|M«iu; Nichuk. OWLS AND COPFIX 1.1N P O CO PIGS OF ALL KINDS, L. O. BOISE & CO. i at STATIONERY i LEGAL BLANKS, CRACKERS ROE & CLEVER, FOOT would especially call atticntiori io our Urge AT PHlCE-l CHEAPER THAN EVER, •lock of AT THE DOWN TOWN BfoREOF BkLs. Young Mywon Tca,«YOcU. New ones Io call and s«o my barn. But tho barn was locked and Ire newly deputized countable. Hank Oh Edwin’ thou art neither good nor gain the replevin faded bad, hot nor cold, snd on account of ‘ work. Thu horse left in «w»cWn Use StM BUtk, ui tthr Wall Pt per & Bordering I would respectfully invite my old custom­ Charles Car ers and John didn' his patronage and and the next Mondv morning Charles, pay his dues, which Ready Made Clothing 8 T A ND FROM UN D E R. poorer nncs. nnd intimated that the Wolcott, dare, not Ixirst open the door Detroit Tribune or Toledo Blade were nnd so (he poor horse was left in (he better paper* than tho News. OUB STOCK Paints, Oils, Varaisaes & Brashes, BSX- 11 pays to buy goods at Ni 1. He said that wc other horse, which was in B.tgcMHTs with anrobjcctioa.' BOOTS Axn SHOES Patent Medicines, BOX. Lamps cheap, at Buisb Bros. —Partello is his name, and he is like (he trade and returned the horse the seventh son of a seventh son. He leaving it in Bilgood’s livery yard called Friday night in our absence nnd getting ont a replevin for (be spent oui time in puffing our wealth ix Barrt Co. People can Appreciate. FALL MILLINERY GOODS’ champion As Cheap as ihey-can be Bought DRUGS & MtDICLHfS Sstig-avis, Spices* Etc. tho State. Just one year before she —A Washingtonian Club has heep died, she was weighed at Tramau’s Done in the latest Mylca of tho art, and formed by some of the first citizens ' Che best of Oils used. Shop just aonth of in the village, who propose to held a 1store the scales turning at 387 lbs, tbe Uninn House. 48 and nt the time of her,, death, series ■ of six parties , this winterweighed, it was estimated, 100 lbs Their first parly came off last evening more. Her coffin was furnished by al tho Union Hall. None arc admitted Lentz, the dimensions being 5 feet 3 to the ball but those holding a meininches long, 3 feet wide nnd 21 inches Mrs. jY. M. STEBBINS, iwUr ticket. deep. The easing ol the door of Mr of the ! —Last week George Franck 'Robert's house liad lo bo taken oil, •Latest StylCH. ’trangltl,'Tokeof own in IbtiUng, and an openihg made through to the and drove them home, a distance of window to allow the coffin to pass And in varieties to suit eustomsrs, nil R l>0 of twelve miles, in two hours. Had •old cheap for each. through, and it coulden’l be sot in a they been shod, and the roads not sleigh box. Ten strong men acted (juite co slippery, George thinks he Pano in the Latest Bijlea and with noatnes-. might have beat W eston's Lex! time. as pall bearers. tho &a , &c., (co numcrotxj to tucutiou. , Far CASH, ar its equivalent, BOX. CRYSTAL DRIPS. 90 cents at Dkikiksoxii. ' She was the largest woman else.* arc Tea Setts for 65 Cts. Groceries, of Every descriptioiis, New Year’s Day at the age of 22 years. They • Jn nice tin canni»ien>. LDOAL MATTERS. place, died on sides," who could expect anything • and 28 CM. TRIUMPH BAKING POWDER i Kerosine OD, 15 cents per Gallon. - Cent SOAP. 3 OU Tarn Rw. STOCK Mrs. G. A Tramon's cousin. MILLINERY & FANGY GOODS! Naihville, Mien. BOISE BROS'. GROCERIES! inaw Co, in the State Legislature, is tho village nf Nashville. No one B®. PICKLES, in while wine vinegar, married or died, no laurels lost or at Dickinmonx. won. No one has tired of life, and Remember they keep everything iu tried to "shuffle ofi this raortni coil” the Drag line at Uoirs Baox. can allord a wife Iris ono of his own. She saw her deir Chawlcy a comins. And yelled. Chawles hear th’ blawitcd | The clergy still hold out in their wind blow." . efforts to make men better, but the Enterprise please copj. . Alsu VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. weather is cold’ and a great many ■f —Mr. J. H. Lee has been appointed people enjoy a good apple and a Deputy Sheriff.for this Connty and newspaper belter than a cold church CUT FREE OF CHARGE! wc must say Ma Creasy has shown ( nnd a d—y s—n. A great many She still retains the services of Miss good judgement, for wbat Hod takes ' things ought to have happened, but Dou kiso, and is prepared to make hold of he, is sure to carry1 through. DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. Business men hand in your colicc- they didn’t; acd in such piping times ol peace, **yc local” finds it hard lo DELL BARLOlV, tions. gather up his usna|| amount of local­ —Tho VermontriUe Enterprise KJkSHIOTt AI3 L* E —Miss Martha Robnrt, daughter of came out with a half sheet last week, Robarts, living a coupfe of containing a little less than three Jesse 1 but in No. 1 Batts, 30 cents. And tive from Hie Second District of Sag All persons having unsettled accounts with (he nn-larsigned, will pleaso call and that isn’t necessary. There is plenty —The following is from Vermont­ settle them immediately, thereby saving of that kind of fruit ripe nnd ready to themselves trouble and expense. I tneau ville po.et : drop into tho pliicker(s hand at the business. Tttro Maxbox. Sweet'Mary Ann »*t in the parlor, sightest iGticb, and every* man. whu Looking dreamily o*.it of tho window. columns of reading matter, Experienced Workmen Employed. —vTliis has been a quiet week in FALL -AND WINTER BARBERaud HAIR DRESSER! Yard wide Sheeting U cts. Knit Unctenkirts, 50 cts. Qomc nnd sec if EVENING 7 O’CLOCK. What is the use of paying a shilling for steak when you can gel it ul Durham's era trade here.. ' * MR^. L. O. CROCKER Other* at © or I«m« Mass conference meeting nnd ser­ ®gu, Mnchinu Needle* at Dickinson**. —C' C. Wolcott has anew column “nd” this week. Charley makes by the use of a hemp rope, for hemp some prices on cross ent saws that ropes are cash anH cash is close; but Collsctions A specialty. cannot fail to suit the farmers of this not cluse enough for us to reach it. section, who should not foil to lake No one has ran away with another MON EY TO LOAN advantage of this golden opnrtunity- man’s wife, or some buddy’s girl, lor General Conveyancing, All kinds of produce taken in exchange for Goods. A. W. and H. Partello represent the paint, —Agricultural papers say thnt kind NnohvlHis.-Web- 98 to $30 a Suit. THURSDAY MORNING, 9 O.CLOCK con- tantly ca Topic, “The true divinity of I abo m«nuf£e*drc Soft and Hard Wood . Christ," by Rev.-S, M. Fowleri Crit­ . JUSTICES. Best Velveteens, 75 cents. ■/VJ.— The public trill pieage hear Topic: ' IL II. Wood is one of the phineers icisms, and oral addresses. in mind that thu u no old shelf worn For the Wholesale sod Retail Trade. of Nashville,—having lived here nnd "How can we attain to tho most suc­ stnek, but all new, haring btentbougld Good Waterproofs, 'J 0 cfs. Uath a.ncl Shingles, been in business off nnd on for last cessful minisliy’’’by Rev. 'W. W, within the prist three months. ■ conntvntly on hand. seven years. He deals out justice in DeGeer. Criticisms, and discussions. ftgr-Tattle* having unreltled acconntn All Wifo! Ilote,. -15 cents per pair. wlltaUit late firm of Aylsworth & Fuller. AFTKRNOON, 2 O'CLOCK. >2."" Sew and Planing Mill eart of the Clem Smith's law office and mail Will pleaso call and. aattle the sama at once Depot, Nashville, Mich. Topic : Modern skepticism, and with through tho pigeon .hole of the Post । 48 A. W. OLDS. how can wc best meet it. ” by Rev. •w. A. AYLSWORTH. Office. Nashville, Jan. lot, 1875. J E. Chipman has the nicest Justice J, W. Weeks. Criticisms, and dis­ porsD, the chcapcM place Then Try My 91 Tea. Court room in Barry Co. He is con­ cussions. Question drawer. Dickinson's slorc until he can find a • EVEMlNG, . •— —« •> 7 o’clock. Mass conference and sermon. BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, Sillin-, SoaldlagK, he., EfiMs, S apd 9 cents. barl^ftr of Nashville, about n y».ar. . If cisms. und oral addrosses. Ot «vcry. d«»cnpii«in. Topic: “What is heresy,” by C I, Brown nnd Blmclntrl Bleached Cnuon. Chiton, 8 «f& 9 cts —The girls of tho Vermontville' y.Tli want a clean shave, hair cut,’ or B R A KEY. Drayman. Gnodsairf l>»»d. ■ nigh School .innio thenuoive. by ooylhmg io IU. talUr llse, Del! or >’•»■> Ciill4i»n» noil oral mhlreues Mens Boots. $21b to $10, _ and s*U«- Dressed Flooring, ey order filing at . mnrk. . Mg^M.n^.t.^^NEXT 30 DAYS 11 the store of H. B. Dicta, <tn»y lurt vintn* ■ Hats, of a large amount of goods.during chn Tbo toll airing i.lhc r.ro^ruuunr of Goods, — Cold, ' colder, coldest. The holiday ic.wn, and wtill there i« plen (qrimleMcuce of frigidity. ly left, to be deposed of at price* thnl '^r— Ainsworth. Brooks & Hardy Preliminary exercises and organ!-, I Will in nrder to elownti* ‘the enfirc Block cannot fail to Miit euptomerx. If you .hipped 1,300 barrel, of oppies I w • * want your watch fixed to perfection nation. this srn’icn. ;. UXlISI'At I till CEMENTS AFTERNOON, 2 O’CLOCK. , --------------... any other kim! of repairing done or ■ Tope: “The design or me of orii-i TO CASH Bl-l’LRR! -—There art? 21 Pr««t Ofltaea in this give Charley (Mg. t ’ • ■ yt-r^Tlin * HOBBS. Blank­ ’ • «••**»»*. AU Mn*« >rf In l»w. Fa-Si.; Doll 'Barlow has been Iho “bos*’’ nancesby Dr. Ezra Smith, Criti- • Qond Gocd* and Lor Pri&esTell JfMnnl horw*. ""■T^ THE A. W. OLDS, Prop’r. . ' tiao Church in thia »il«g». Wml.,..- ■ DiRT 1 ' - FO-R ' IFGSkrpmnrtnmhf on kat,L 1 ALSO WANT <{».. mmufacturo our Fnrniioru ‘rotuikt utit loroughly reasoned lui»t « 10,000 Cori tf 2 1M 4 F»1 Vtti Nariivilta Oct. Oh, 1874. W. n. K0CBE8 k Bro. HARDWARE. A till I W. ALLEN. ■ �.«■ 'BM ' Ii dixut rallrcad !a>.d d p-rtnient are diG.ted • nmm g the counties as foiiows-. Kant orenty, 1,200 auras ■ .Monttelo, 1°.W; Kswsygn, !ai*0; Msotrexa. 9S(X0; 1«WU334: Oricok, 87,«»; Jrelre, Bl.Wi; WexfnrJ. 129 <w»; Mtea^xkea, <0001 Grand Traver**, 6A.WJ; —atitami Hutehitm. toe foandir of tho Kateaaka, » : Manistee, Antrim, Hi. L«ais bnl who aoma two year* ago I The Adrian sayi- that Ramwl Spauld­ 88,000; Charlevoix, 02 Wl. One hq’ud ed awl diojroeod of hie interest, tbneu-.. has again ing, an cld veteran and invalid psnakmsrcf twenty thousand acres c f the lands have.al­ otateitmd eoutro! of tha paper. :ha war ct 1812, residing atJreks Ridge, is 87 ready been diepuead uf, and 718.700 ocrea rtjrers old, and Lte wife 83. 1 hey were mar­ ried Deoember.37, 1MB, which gives M yeare of marrted life. They still keep lianas, the old gentleman preparing the wood and doing —The following tithe monthly statement of’ outside ehorer, tha oljl lady doing homretho public debt for Dec amber,. 187 4 : Htx pereeat. tya*a....\.......................8f.lZ7.sas, 100 ndlvidual is Mr. William A. Potter, a eon of Thh Frankfort Lxyrtu aa; a that Chado Btahop Potter, .nd a brother of Boa. darkBlyfisld recently killed three deer. Two o son K. Potter, of Now York. them be shot atth a revolver and one with rifle. They all fell within a few rodt ot coal Bsptrtcro, ths emlnaul solt&Br statsamau, The committee appointed by tbe Dlreotor* who was at one time Regent of Hpaln. Hix Tub Deltyl Free Pmt aaya that If any­ to settle up die busluwa of tho Farmers' death occurred at Bayonne, Dec. 21, at the body know* anybody whb doesn't intend to store at Ann Arbor flud tbo affairs of that age of 82 years. have tho present Legislature make him iustiiu'ion in a mixed condition. Tho. lose -Gerrit Smith left a fortune of *1,280,000. a Notary Public hia name should be pubwill probably bo * 16,000. George W. pay* —Wermuth has been ruleaeod from custody -had the management of the store. by the New Orlaana courts on tho grotrnd that Deficit ia counted nit of the liea'lthiest T hs manufactures annually predured in hie killing of Byerly waa joatifiablo, having cities in the United Blates. Grand Rapidn amount to *6,500,000. been dona in aelf-drfonao. Tail Battle Crook Spiritualists have roaoltcd The Rock River Paper Company at Mar­ —Vioe-Prexldent Wilson Ka* returned to tha* they are not Free-lovers. shall, which has heretofore manufactured Washington, and intends to prerido kt the The Slats Teachers' 'Association met al Kala­ roofing paper, ia now putting in machinery to Bonate daring Ue remainder of the sowion. mazoo on ths 28th ult. The attendance was make writing and wrapping paper. —Late foreign advices announce tbo death Urge, and tire Motion proved an interesting A salt well is being sunk at Tawaa City, of tho following distinguished people: Mnt. and prodlablo ono. Iosco county. . J. Lathrop MotFey, wife of the American his­ Tns German language aa a general study ia Jonx Gibbox, of Detroit, baa built fortytorian, and former "United States Minister to So bo introduced in tho Detroit public three dwelling* daring the past year. London ; Lodra R >llin, the Commonist leader, Tue contract for the new Branch county and tbe Duke eff Montrorc. ' Tbx farm of William Hanson, in thosuburbs jail, at Coldwater, haa boon lot for *17,857. —Oapt. E. B. -Ward, the millionaire, died of Monroe, oontklniog »o acres, has been sold the building to be fietehed in one year. from apoplexy at Detroit ou the 3d inah He for *13,760. T he Flint Olobcevft that Bego.'o A Fox, of 75*8 64 year* old, and It te thought hie estate J. B. Clark, of Belleville, Wayne county, Flint, have purehased tbo largest circular ia worth •10,000,000. saw ever brought into Michigan. It waa raised a beet that weighed twenty-two and three quarter pounds. manufactured iu England, la tlx feet four Bexjaxix Berni, of Comstock, Kalamazoo —Tbo vole of Louisiana, officially declared by iuchee in diraa'.cr, aud'haa 50 teotb. —Judges Neilson and Reynolds, of tbe Ap­ Ludixgtox i* building her buslnoM blocks county, last week shot a stoat, or ermine, tho pellate Ccnrt of Now York, shave reversed tho Returning B>ard, for Representatives in first »eap in that regtou for many years. Cjngrees, ia as follows : with brick of Milwaukee manufaciuro. tha order of Judge McCue, whit* required The various militia companies of Michlg an Qbaxd IkriDe ex peats to build 1,000 new Theodore Tilton to furnish Mr. Beecher a bill are about to form a Blate asaoxiatipn, that tho of particulars iu tho suit of the former ■buildings tbe coming season. against lire latter. Moxsoz baa just dodlealad a new public militia system may to more effective and.har—The re^rt of (he Massachusetts Legiste tire Committee «n Reservoirs on tho tete dis­ aster at Haydenville charges that it waa caused by faulty engineering, faulty building, and faulty material generally. —When Jim Fisk wav killed it wmgenerally supposed be was . worrit millions, but what, with the depreciation of stocks, tho claims of Me atteeb*-, the ejp«»ee of proceedinga and tie thouaaxd other bilte which have coma in 'since poor Jim has ceased to dance to earthly fiddling, the fortune has molted away before tbe hot greed of tboao who were that money, stocks, horses, hoiiBO^ securities and all being gone, Ins eatato is loft in debt *178,SCO. . ■ — PoetmMter-General Jewel! haa Issued a circular announcing that hereafter “ all printed matter of the seexnd-clms destined for Canada will be Truatod an though it traa deellnod for the United' Stateo, tho arrange­ ment with tho Canadian postal authorities, being that it aball be delivered tHere free of charge. All matter of thkekse coming into our oflioea from Canada will bi delivered by thia' department free ot charge. The same rule also applies to transient newspaper* and postal-cards, on and after Fsb. L 1875. The tingle-letter rate to Canada will be three cants, prepaymct.t obligatory, and all letters received from Canada will bo delivered free of charge." —Tbo Burean of Indian Affaire baa ksnerl IrBtructiona to Agoute and Buparioteudonta that Indian tribes must not be alic wed to leavo their reservation* without written permits and military caoorte. —Tso lote of California salmon, under the charge of George H. Jerome, Superintendent of Blate Fiaberieo pt Michigan, pat ted through Chicago a fox day* age—one lot, numbering from €0.002 to 70,000, fcr Lake Superior, and another lot of from 15.0CO to 20,003 for the Bute of Lonisixsa. —Tho Roes and Dxwning faetiona in the Cherokee Nation are again engaged in,the pleasant paalitne of shooting each other, and eerioM troubles are foreshad 3 wed in that nock of woods. Already some half dozen half­ breeds have been sent to the happy hunting­ grounds, and at last advices a general battle between the rival faction* waa anticipated. —It is elated that President Grant ai d Sec­ retary Flab, now that Spain is no longer a republic, will insist upon full satisfaction for the msny indignities offend to American CkntF. AND CKlNl^AkS. —Jacob Ftockrzzo, of Pittsburgh, has been fined •I.C00 and sentenc'd to. fifteen.you»' Imprifonmcnt in the penitentiary for comitting a rape cn bis daughter. —Robert J. Dallaa, tbo Cashier of MUsoa's bank, at Toronto, Canada, whp robbed that bank of forty-thiea •1,000 bank notea at-d fled, wm arrested in E'izabcth, K. J , last week, and *12,700 found in hia poaiesron. —John Goodman was bung for murder at Ottaaa, Ohio, or Wednesday, tho 30:! iilL On the Mme day the death penalty was vis­ ited upon John Murphy at Car-ou, Nevada. —A blocdy tragedy was enacted at Gardner, Kanaa«, a few days ago. Two men r atned Fuller and Clemons were quarre iog over a jug of whisky, whon Clotuen, suddonly drew a revolver ainksbut Fuller. Tue latter j-wkod out a knife end dirombjar*led Clemons. B >:h died almost Instantly. —Holab Riley, a former Al Jermiu of Adrian, ia under am st upanacbargs of murdering hte wife in November, 1871. Mrs. H lay divappearol very my-terioualy about that time, and baa not I een board of since. Msny peep'o there hare believed tn a long lima ihst she came to her death at thehsn<*s of her husband. —John Murphy, who was executed at Catson. Nevada, last week, was a hardened wrote*. While on the seaffoll Ire prc feMod a belief in Bpiritnaltem, uttering horrible bfaaphomlee at I io rams time. —Tbe Boubogan (N. II ) National bank re­ ceived moot of tbohonda and securities stolen from iu vaults on the 10th of October teat. Tho property, amounting to ah ul *112,000, waa recovered through tire president and offi­ cials of tbo bank, who refuse aa yet to give lUpablican majority................................ « 9M —A Washington diepatch reports Attorney­ General Williams aa holding -to the opinion that the Louisiana Returning Board must be —The inauguration of Gov. Tilden, of New York, took place at Albany, Jan. 1, in the presence of a large concourse of citizens. Ajtmc tbh ¥o Mt-od iio 1 Liver, Kidney, ----- -- -------------Dkeueea, Meutel and Physical Debilily, Partial pAral^six, Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Morbic Humors of tho Blood. Dr. Walkir b Veoxtablk Vinhoah Brrnas. oonquers tbe causes of all ol thn al>ove irregularities by securing porject diye»firm, a proper Jtow of bile., and a free discharge of alt watt i matter. lit* not a vile, doctored wbivky, gotten up to de­ ceive tho public and tickle the palate. It ia u mtdicioe to tho sick stomach, the relaxed net voue system, tho weak circu­ lating blood, and tbe overworked, pros­ trated brain. An infAnt may take i£.aDd. to children afflicted with worms, and even adulte who suffer from this cause, ignorant ot tbo fact- -And their num­ bers are millions— it is tho grOatent remedy of tho ago. Take ono bottle and you will be satisfied that thia ia do catch-penny nostrum. 17’ THE NEW YORK FIRESIDE COMPANION. PROBPRCTVrf ROR 137.1. , TO8 NEW TOCK FlBKilDK COMPAXlOH rtawte M Clcanaa tho stomach, bojrels and blood from all lbe aorid, corrupt and offensive aocumulations which produce functional do rangement, and you remove the cause of moat diasaaes which afflict the human family, and thus save large doctors' Ulla. Tho moa effectual end rclublo remedy for thia purpose is found in Dr. Tiwea’a Ptsaaant Purgative Pellets.. No cbosp wood or paper boxoff, but kept Fresh and reliable in vials. . High livers, those indulging in ease and pleasure, and those of eodontary habits, can Katie Boils. Carbuncles, Gout, Red Bkln. ption*, ’ Pimples, Constipation, Hies, Drownlnces. Biliousness, and other condition.' induced by such habits, by u king from four lo six of Dr. Pierce's Plearant' Purgative. FcUets ones a wack, or, better still, eno or two a*ch night. They are sold by dealer* in Worthy of Note.—An exchange says there la scarcely a day passes that we do not heir, either from'persona coming Into our office or tn some other way, of tbe sucrase ot Johtuon'e Anodyne Liniment in the cure of roughs and cjus, so prevalent about town jtut now. _____ ■ ■_______ A xovzl and Interesting suit was last month Moot people liko to hear of a good decided in tbe United Blates Circuit Court at Johx NaKDix, who served five yeani under Grand Rapids. The facts are as follows, fcr thing. Wo will tall them in confidence that, if the Aret Napoleon, died near Grand Rapids which we are indebted to (he Ditrcit Trib- they want to bo dressed well, they should wear the Warwick Cxllar. An aid adage eaye that recently. He was 87 years old, -and had lived tn that viciuitf upward of twenty yuan. “On tbe 28thof June, lfr?2, forty-four volume* Wvllum Faebeu, of Cuefeez. Washtenaw of the record, of <lral« and inortgxges, Including county, waa recently compelled to have a leg indicia and other boots ct record and dociuneMte, amputeLfd, uccauso of an vid aoio ailucu could not be healed. He died tn consequence, aged but 27 years. The mother of Joseph 11. Clark and Mrs. L. K. Lippincott ((trace Greenwood) died at Dow xgiac test week, aged M years. Bho re- —Tbo Mark Lane Krprtte ot Dec. 29 says of tho wheat prospect: "The wheat Maa. Petes Rijos, who settled with her crop of Great Britain ia abovo the average, husband at Ann Arbor, over forty years ago, and we shall enter tho year 1875 propitiously. died recently in Silvan township, Washtenaw Wo have had a splendid seed-time. Tbo con­ oounty, sgod 87 years. tinents! markets arc quiet, without change Emma Kkluuk, wifo uf Luu lain HutaCo Knight, and daughter of ex-Gov. Alpheus —Prince llumarck'v circular note of tho Felch, aied at Ann Arbor last week. 14 th of May, 1872, which was read tn ;he secret seaviou of tho Von Arnim Holland City, disdlatt week, aged 81 years. trial, has boon published. Tho note de­ V. Vax Dex Bosou, aged 77 years', oas of clares that, because of tbe dogma of tho in­ the oldest residents of Zeeland, race illy fallibility of tbo Pope, it te desirable that tbo deceased, left nine children, sixty-eight powers ehould take Rteps toward concerted graudcluldrau and thiriy-lwo great graml'cldtaction iu view of the next Papal election. —The Archbishop of Cologne has again been fiord 30,600 thalers, and will probably bo Jackhox Obixamd, a farmer living near imprisoned again. Detroit, was killed ono day last work by tho —A Madrid telegram says: “Gon. Martinez han c:b t-ro thing when hia team was going Campos Las pronounced in favor of Primm. Atphonso, son of ex-Queen Isabella, and with two battalions of soldiers is at Murvidro, in tho province of Valeucla. A portion of the Republican army of th<f center-haa been with­ Gemhsm Tbcxsdzll, of Green Oak, Liv­ drawn from pursuit of Carliats to march ingston county, was iaat week digging a well, against him." and when it had reached the depth of •twenty—Tbe nows from H?aln te highly important. It te to tho effect that Prince AlphOmto, the | sou of tbe ex-Queen Isabella, baa been p:oclaimed King of Spain, and is zecognizAl by pips broken by the army and navy of Spain, and by tho moot day a wiadiate prominent Carlist leaders. This is regarded w aa rigged ana tbo animal hoisted out and as the death blow to Carlism. found to'bo but eligibly Injured. —Sixty thousand colliers in Boutb Wales have etrack work in couaequcnco of a reduc­ daughter of Robert B. Hinchman, of Detroit. tion of WAgOM. A number of small boys were amusing them­ —The Emperor William's New Year's addrees selves by blowing peas at one another through gave acBUrances of hia desire for continued tin tubes, when one of them was accidentally directed into one of tbo little gi»"a ears. The —Von Arnim's sentence was published sev­ pea lodged itself firmly in tho ear drum and eral hours Lefor^ it waa pronounced, and tbe caused tho little sufferer much pain and her presiding Judge la undergoing Investigation. frigeds serious alarm before a physician suc­ Von Arnim will carry his appeal to a higher ceeded in extracting it. tribunal than tbo Kammorgerict, should tho A touxo German named Gustav Hoffman, decision of that body be adverse to him. living near Holland Cily, was engaged in —Gar.baldi will not accept ths subsidy voted chopping a tree, which fell upon him, crush­ him by the Italian Legislature. ing him in a horrible manner, and canting —Asia Minor ia being depopulated by a great A fib* al Lock wood, on New Year's Day, —Drepatchea to the Ixmdon papers agree destroyed 800,000 feet of lumber belonging that tho European powers will recognise Al­ to Ryan 4 Young, and the residence cf phonse SB Boon as hia representative* are Btepbou Salomon. At Monroe, on Wednesday of last Week, a German named John Eicbbauer was instantly MICHIGAN NEWS. killed by being ruu over by the express train of tho Lake Shore road. The usual warnings A SAontAWsportsmau recently bagged sixty- were given, but he being deaf, paid no atfour rabbits during a four days' hunt. Ex-Rev. Du. nsx, of Grand Rxpida, has A auiEMAKta living at Birch Bun, Haglnaw gone to California and engaged in tire prao- county, namo unknown, fill from a train on tire Flint and Fore Marquette railway a few Tur Saginaw Courier eaye: “ Yesterday a evenings since, aud w m instantly killed. His woman was observed bringing a load ot wood holy was completely severed. It is su ppoce Into the city—doing the driver's work, and unloading *ho aied. Wo have learned that thb woman has a sick husband and four The State Penitentiary k "O crowded that young children. Bbe not only delivers the oote have lo bo put up in tho corridors for the wood, but she chops and saws It, too. and convicts to sleep on. K*l*m*zoo is overrun with burglars. liras becomes the support and reliance of the whole family." At a Grangers* dance, in Bedford, Calhoun A Det bolt man recently drank forty- OGunty, Cbrutmae eve, while three rough*, who had forced thsir preeceex ou tbe cumfive glomes uf beer in one hour, on a wager. A Max went all the way from Pontiac to paiiy and made themselves obnoxious by thuir Detroit, on Ohnetmaa day, to purchara a dtegrsoeful conduct, wsre being put uut it “ diamond " pin at tho dollar store, and blaa- the ball-room, one of them. Chas. Lanning, threw a bottle, striking Edward White, a wellknown termer, and master of the Bedford The champion old conplo of Michigan— Graine, in the face, terribly lacerating him, Spaulding by namo—live in Maron, Lenawee, and totally destroying the right eye. A L4.B0E EKORAVIKG GIVEN EVERY TWO MONTHS, OR SIX ESGRAVUGS A YEAR TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER OT W' Eldridge and F. W. Tonrtslott*, attornrya doing burinow in Chicago. This agrram mt raciiaa that In'caae all sold boots and pipers shall bn returoed to tbe county, tnry shall pay for the aame tha ■era ef 81,'“I, t ? whomsoever might dpoowr thorn. The money was deposited with the attorneys, and Both paean sent to aMMtdreas for HAO. PoaUcafrot.- 8p«dn»«> copte., with picuxno, scat tret. GEOBGE MUNRO Publiiher, 84 Bee?nun Street, New York. ' 3?, O. BOX, BGQ7- IOOKMENT817 l.'.'TTJ‘•■sa'W.TrSMftl? ADVERTISERS G72e. RTK-»4<<t9fc. Poax—New Mees, ■ 820 LAnp-Steatn, lSQ13£c. ClflCAOO. Drsvxn-Cbolca (»ra.!ml fUncws, ffl.Wa* TS; wasuu and conveyed to the connty seat of 81. Jo•vpb county, ami deposited in. the Cxirt-House, where they were examined and found to be in a i, f5.«K43.50; Cows and Halfen, 82 004 Medium to Fair, 83.?M«.SO; Inferior to >on, «2.00aiTB. Hooa—IJve, M.IWT.M. SENT FREE c >pli4. They evidently had be-a exposed to dim jness, *cd some were so defaced tbit tbe wrltlnj on asvsral hundred J>M»" was entirely Illegible. Dvpipy Sheriff Hatch gave tbo attorney s receipt sbovtng the return ol tbe documents, end u belrg JOHN KERN, No. a, ooaaie. OaT»-N<'. a, M&I3C. -No. 3,«l.*«1.29. The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted (roloiod) Masons will hold its annual meet­ ing at Detroit Jan. 25. z Colix Chuiuolx. a student at Hope Col­ lege, Holland, haa become insane through religious excitement. zoo, haa boon commiarioned Colonel In tho regular army. A rowTAL-i'AUD chosa couteut between Jackeon and Anu Arbor resulted in favor of the Utter city. A white owl was recently shot near Point Edwards, Bt. Clair oounty. by Jaoob Spitz. Omcau Wilsox, of East Dayton, in peering along a foot path a few evenings sine j was surprised by findUg hia hat lifted from tho top of hia head, and looking up found tbe depredator to be an owl, whieh soared aloft and alighted in a tree near by. Wilson threw clubs, whoso only effect was to canto tho bird to fly away still bolding in bio icy talons the granger's list, who wm obiiged to go home E?E3ErE? FRtE Our CATAIXXJUK Forl87»,oT — SEEDS-PUB WESTERN GROWN. Send your name to the tezgeat VINECAR BITTERS Dr. J. Walker’s California Vin­ egar Bitters are a purely Vcgctabio preparation, made chiefly from the na­ tive herlw found on tha lower nuigea of tho Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor­ nia, tho medicinal properties of which are extracted therefrom without tho um of Alcohol. Tbo question is almoas dally asked. ‘‘What Is tbe cause of tha unparalleled success of Vinegar BrrTEBSP Our answer is, that They remove the cause of disease, and the patient re­ covers hit health. They are the great blood purifier and a life-giving principle^ a perfect Renovator and invigoratoe 'f tbo systen» Nover before in tbft iiatory of tho world buz a medicine boot: oompoiiuJed pomicsaing the remarkable Slides of Vixrqab P.ttkuh in healing the of every disease man is heir to. They are a gentle Purgative m veil aa u Toul^ relieving Cungestrm inflammation c. tho Liver and Visceral urges*, in Biliota , nf Dr. Walker's The ----------------------------- Aperient, Dianhorvtio, Carminative, Nutritiim«, Laratire, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-Irritant, SuJorilla. Alkar. live, and Anti-Biliouz. n. II. NeDONALD & CO.. DnifCists and Gen. Acts-. San Francisco. CaUfarnlo. and cor. of Washington and Chariton Su.. N. T. hold by all Dl ugRi.t. and Dralrro. _ S25 The occupants of tho Menomonee jail hav­ ing poeseasod tbemsslvM of a key went npen a social visit lo various village rssidonta ono night, and returning at a seasonable honrv re­ sumed their quarters without disturbing the. Sl'tlSCHIBE now FOR Diamoxd Laki, Csss county, io to bo made a place ot amusement and resort, and io that ead a dancing hall and a half-dozen row-boats are being built by a Chicago party. THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. The Miller and Millwright At Bangtown they have had a tableau A monthly journal ot IS paerss. Every Milter ao4 of the prodigal aon. Ths acene of the Millwrlehtthouls taken. jted'sBiapeoxeOacLT. prodigal feeding the swine was repre­ sented by a pork merchant, who dis­ county. They have been married aixty-aix Taa aggregate cash transactions of the tributed bolognas to the crowd. This years, and are now enjoying excellent health. Mr. Spaulding, a pensioner of 1812, is 87 First National Bank of Detroit during tbe last part of the prograknme was highly sucten years were •650,000,000. I bo amount of years old. and Irs bailor half la 83. cessfnl. William McRae and Jaoob Meredith, of Now York exchange sold was •140,000,000. Huron county, recently cut in ono day 310 Discounts, *69,600,000. The Ictal profits of 'What elation do you call this," said k ENGRAVING, the bank in that time were *1,100,000. while i pine logs, scaling 62,000 feel. iu, M he crawled oat of the debris TIE 2IHE1SG, SELL AS he looaee fret up only *I3.<WO. Ibero was FJJtXJ; AND CA31-ALT1KS. of a railroad atnaah-up. “ Devasta­ 8TJI80IL CUTTING. never a dotation In tire bank. -The damogs auxtstaed by Wairen, tford tion,” replied tho urbane conductor. ». D. CHILO*, J*. A CO. 4 Go., of New York, by the buraing of their WilhMn Qabnby. _ Tax annual report of the Secretary of Slate He had been there before. furniture factory last week, te estimated at — for the yaar ending fleptsmbar 30,1871. ohovr *150,000. that County Superinteudact» of tire Poor re­ Acttbia refoses to deliver up an —Eight persous were recently kilted by an port 4,6il paupers tn tbo Btzto, with an aver­ Archbishop who is “ wanted" by the expkxiou in a coal mine nsar Evamrtof, age coat per w eek of *1.27 far each person. B. Cockxcsx, of Saginaw county, bar a Total amount expended, *4(4.793.42: amount Prussian police, under the *• Habitual collection ct English coins of the reign* of paid for temi-ora-y relief, 21M.3C3 63. Ono Criminals act.” Charles II , William and Mary, anil tbe four poor-bonee was built in Huron oounty, making -A mooting waa held in Quincy, IU., a few IVIiI no chakge days ago, to organize the Quincy and Bt. Ciarn, loeco. and Isabella rani the p&o.-biuro for treatment until cured. Cell ou or address Patti Railway Company and lo skc. Director# and farm to tho keepar, paying a stipulated »R. J. C. BECK, Cincinnati. O. and officers. Tisere ia a line projected cn the sum for tbe kMptog of the paupeis. wwrtsMeoflbe MMaMppl river, runnteg to The annual reports of the Sheriffs to ths Albia, lows, where it connects frith tho 1 »wa Bocrrtary of State show that there ware 274 prisoners in tire Michigan jails October 1, Tomtit lb*> taste .nd please tbsmlcd; 1878. During tho year 8,972 have been reAnd all that mt and vt-fll tan to. coived, making tho total number of prisoners It ynull jest call w*M do far yra." Carr. E. B. Wabi.? the great iron muter of 9,216, at a ooet of *4.73 P«r *•«* for board ™nra, Standard Cray Style cysr tor the boats er «lrw:~b«euLrui "CHOCOLATE STANDARD 8TTLE8 *»?«•» � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-01-15.pdf.pdf b73c756677596ae83696241b4f6cfda5 PDF Text Text rcTiJtaSiJ to the Le*inl*t*re No Retrograding.*' Progression. BBK K vol. II. Nashville, barry co., mich., Friday, January 15,1875. NO. 16. rtar the board, of the board and Cninr»«y la»d<< undnr tho provision* of Wire a tlroroiigh knowledge of th* exact tS; for fund aaywit shall remain a perrotual fund, the pcinapal of which shall remain forever undimiuhiied, but tbs State tp»ar pay to the college fund 7 !>er cant intersM annually While tlio tberson (Me sec. 3,931, C. L). Thia te a pe­ aa an individual wool culiar provision of law, and should be changed, placing Kin the geneia) fund, on the same tooting with the other edncational funds. For the faithful aareavment and collection amount mtn lul aupervMHcn ana aistiuraetiicni. me retir­ ing Auditor General, Wm. H .impbrw, and the retinng State Treasurer, Victsr P. OoUiiw, deserve luariicet commendation. amount may be in the sinking fund, no long prosperity, or insnra induNtrtM over ar. «xtended kjmmI purpo**, however, aa Um judgmani of the sxir toad to th* bigbeat prosperity ia ample protection. * That sta-b la tbabcliaf, and, to a Urgetent, the practice of our owndtixons, the ta abundant.proof. •568,941*8.. fihould the transfer made, the balaues remaining m of Sept. 80, 1874. would be *97,M7.M. The ,following table ot • US.OOO.OOO, distributed it interests aa follow* : } fund shot In thta imale is vuovt vm-i wwiu-iou no. jo, laws or 20, IbVl. capital and surplus 1873, the Governor was authorised to ap­ with deposits of *2,247, point an (gent to nroaocuto to a final decis­ ion, ctaima for the five per cent, due the Th- mnaber of saving’ banka ta tan, with State from the general govurBaieht from capria) andaurpiUB of *W,697.K>, and deposits lands disposed of as Indian reuervallqn*. and • < oin nn by the location cf military warrant!, and to fix the oompeMCtion of such agent. . I became aaltefiad Upon investigation ef 7bo subject, that under the law no aiaim for the the organiu'iM of saving* banks with a paid-in capiuFof only *5.000 There I* no dd-nfor the fund accruing from the Indian reservation*, and havo received through him cannot nf.-alnlcom repeating the) alien* of my mtsaage of fit J, o “ I would respectfully raoommond a revision of tbo gee feral banking law, with additional legislation, providing for ths establishment, in the office of tbe Hiatd Treasurer, of a Bu­ reau of Banking ; the examination of banka by the head of ths Bureau ; and requiring re­ ports to bo made and published, slmilsr to tbo nrovtaiims-of thn Nstumal Bankinir law. It (every questionable whether ordinaty banka of dnpjsit and discount should havo the pow- fareata. *48.000,000. To this should, b* added hardly bo astimatsd. ■be education*!, cba: aak appropriations for building*, raiaira, and furniture, Um sum of *12,466. The entire >10 is nearly «su uuu, i>l unpaid is about ahoulJ be devised the Blate Trcxnr.re.-, Now. 17, 1874. Tbe agent reports that be expect* anil more from thia aoaroe, aa Che accounts are not yet finally adjurted and closed.' on the second *5,009. and 21* per cent on the balance. Ths amount paid him td-dato for service* iu *818.86. - ' wwAncn. s’aoota of tbe Blate havo kept in Mi­ lts progress in other direction*. The primary vcuool, graded school, normal school and university are alike the objects of the rapid iuduttiial development, lianka will mul­ tiply in a corresponding ratio, and 1 believe it to boons of the rrost important legislative mon experience of their benefits, every eitUen duties to unact a strong and atringeut betih- •With a capital of *14,772,918, and deposits ef '------------- j. gXMUrt W thin that U not to be found in the “ National ♦18.WM17. , .1 This parti*) exhibit of lha protaeUons and I a»v.njr firpL HW....... TUa census of 1874 reports 436.106 children wealth otTrlbo niate. white graiifyiiTg to our Uccctpt* ter spenaa tai** ta 1874. of lha stringeocy of tiiteo proviaiotu. They pride, should impress u* with th* respond- I . are of asrtl-o to tlio banks and the public, When we reflect that neaily one-qnarter < t tarty reating ujhiu u«, to so guide oar affair* giving additional aecurity to stockholders and our population are in school. «* cannot but depositor*, bnd stability fo the system iteelf. bo lmrree«od with the great duty reeling upon n* to hold up th* standard of a thorough, University Intervet.......... lent condition. Normal Bet><x»l Merest. . .80, 1874. pracUcal, *en*lbte education. Agri cultural Collets interTb*r» ar* 5.685 achool-bouM* In tbe Htste, 55-),7d8.55 acre disposed with 406,683 sitting*. Tbe total cost of those of av follows: 1,(10,178 house* is *8.889,MB, and the total oxpeadi- Sinking fund, Sept- JO. Ucoelpts for apsette Ux< Primary School land., ->1,1 <77(78 Aglfcalinr.! CuUrge li : x^xiw » »x,100,»n 77 NcroisI School Interest .(1.070.374(J (M4.M3 »0 S.wxo-J Military fwud University Intervet.. • Tbo amount of »pociflc appropriation* unbcAdrd-d'abe’. paiditept.ao, 187L WM t3AlB6M. Under existing taw* th*«o appropriation* are retained in th* treasury to the credit of lb* different ' Hloklnx fend. 8»i»t. », 1(79.. (LMUbt aa Halt Spring forfeited . Primarx Scac *yweiw*JIO<m*a*^terf*»ea. revenue frvtu interest. 14,787 tX 64.210 OU ■-------------- 4 227. W4 » "tniiii’.X?.* >i-U?.S'T«l t3SX to be admitted—and they certainly should be provided- for all those entitled to admission, as it is to bo hoped that tbe number going out to homos will constantly increase, so that it does not seem nocea*ary at pterent to build Ur 330 children. Yet provision should l>o leen aeected to fill a dvfeiency ia the Primary School grant, but the patents havo not been received from tbe general g veroment. Bel’.cdon* of awamp land* amounting to -9,883 acre* have been approved, but are not yet patented. O*ing to the low price of swamp land warranu bat few contrscle for building awamp land road* and ditches have been lot; »UU, tbe swamp land* are being slowly swallowed no in ihi* work. During the haven of a borne, and not aa a permanent residence for neglected children, It will re­ turn an hundred fold all tbe time und money expended upon it. ly h tr.Ufvlng one ! enable tlwm tooarn their owa living. The increase in tbo number Of inmsteo will sag- Taxes could be devoted to this parnoue, and thus, without realising it, from >ny increased purpose of keeping the convict* em- . Homo bettor provision should be made for the iwaano convicts. The present building, tbongh rompiraUTuly new, ta entirely unfit for tbo pnrpoao. It is the universal tentimory of.prison offi­ cial , and probably thn unanimous opinion of punishments cvi-r devised. and other oflicem arc in terneting and sugges­ tive, oouUiniug much information on prison life and pruun mvuegetuent. There ia no executive duty that no impresvev mo with its icsponaibibty as tbo sxer- whou we see tn the public proas that a convict baa been pardoned, or read iu theGovcroor’e before pardoned by bis time expin ta leahy becoming a reform »cboo1. A quota­ tion from th* report of its officer* for 1873 and 1874, regfirding tho unsightly and urvnece*«ary fer.c* surrounding it, is indica­ Piiaou Puj tive nf how and why it baa thus Improved The Legislature of 1873 declined t'jsppropriaft anything for th* building of tbe bonce or wal'. and th* report for 1873 say* that any l>eraou " must com* to tbe conclusion that their knowledge which couvincod them of the entire itiucceaee of tbe men. Desirmg to know eomcthlng of the effect-of pardons upon the prisoner that might be a guide for the The report for 1874 future and perhspe be of servic* to the pub­ ■oee: “Admitting its lic, I addrtasod inquires to parties oounixsnt of tbo facte, .asking a history of tho man Tbe biennial report of the Trustee* of thia restrained as effectuai-y without it, and with Institution will be laid before yon. The legis- more iiumanixing effect." proval of this appropriation. ’ •' « active effort* of tbe Of tbo appropriation of 839,000 for current 7 he Vuivorsily ia the people's; they founded Tnuteca and have largely increased expenses frr 1871, only *22.600 was expended, it. havo main tain ed it, are proud of it, and and the balance waa returned to tho Plato will support it. TrsMury, while the inventory of property on hand shows a gain for 1871 cf *8,&6.92- The ____ __ l_ deaf, dumb, and blind child of proper ro year* and seven moi •st, •107.4Sv.te. d fitted to better compete with and five months. The fortunate foliose, and become While our system of public education nr months. The vide* elcinnntarT instruction for all. the he raal Bcbonl te fitting our woo th for teaehw 874 were *11.tbe Agricultural College offer* practical in-' strucUon to tiller* cf the *oil, the Univennty The Board of Control call attention to *evgraduates a vmall army of physician* and lawyer* annually; but the great field of educatioa in practical mechanic* and technical pursuit* ta yet unoccupied. There is i>0 real reason why the State rbould naes of the institution, have beer. inaugurated furnish education tn soy one *W*bi*ity and may be given them, under proper regulation*, to admit boys without tbo stela of eoov-ciion. right.to expect it at the bands of the Htate, as dumb, and sowing and cooking is taught to tbo one who wishes hh i>ou to be an attorney Every child in tbe institution ia instructed loull be changed. If not alone in the ordinal y branches of what wo ol at ten or twelve can education. call education, but in lbs equally, and to them. into tbo world by th* tn tso or perhaps one. Tbo acLigisiaiure «f 1878, incrsaalog ytr.MKH nn rebool lands, and re- ccote; TAMjoeXiU; and in *74. 64J Mate. The experience of the past six years U, tomy mind, abundant proof that a wall exadaated prison cxn and vhould always pay ite current to convicts. direct the orpetion of two ormoro c Jttages.tho wings of the main building, containing the sbo|« and aclxxjls, will require to bo raised another story, oun for scbool purpeeoe and one for employee* dormitory. The Board of Control sultuii ia their report estimates in defsri of the cost of roust ruction of these additional building*, to which I call your attention. Tbs eotimate for geneial oxpenaea for 1876 will depend upon tuc number of inmates, and tfala will depend upon your decision as to building*. It must bo rc-tncnibarod that the inmates of Ibis -institution have heretofore t>ceo aupjxirted in thff poorbouaes of the State, so that while it incrcasM thn appropriations from the Staic Treasury, It ia saving the County Treavurios probably an equal amount. I commend thia institu­ tion, its 4ima and wants, ite purpose* and prospects, to your earnest consideration. If Thta conviction being au firmly impressed w ? University on a sound finas.ial basir, the es­ Dolrolt and Milwaukee Railroad Company timated deficit for the year ending June 30, 1878, being *23,800. an amount sufficient to atworb tbo reserve fund. In addi'iou to After the selection of the site, in compli­ this, *12,000 of interest-bearing time warnnts ance with Bee. 4 of the Ac!, M. E. Crofoot and IV. M. McConnell, of Pontiac, were appointed as addittonsl Commissioners, and H. O. Ivea, were of paramount necessity, and could not of Livingston county, waa appuinud Com­ missioner to fill the vacancy occatdoued by tbo resignation of A. JUthbun. The plans a by the naw eaualixsliou of 1875, from are bdug prepared under the supervision of which to pay tbe deficit and warrant*. There i* no certainty, however, that tbe valuation will be largely increased. If a» a!L and I am , day aa possible. The act approof tLe opinion that an appropriation of *•2.00,000 for lha construction of the and directs *160,000 to bo levied in Oaivsretty ................................ cost cf *414.394.83, payable in swamp lands, of which 121} mi'Mwer* iu lb* Lower, and 178 mite* in tn* Upm r Paninaula. payment l« aa follows: ‘.xcidtmU! and ccutlsccnt expanses will very naturally increase. The final completion of tbe extensicti, a cctnplcto asylum of itself, with roam* for MS m de p itien.‘.», ts a subject of congratulation. Tbe two buildings st Kslamattoo will now sooommodale MO nere me. Io addition to the ordinary cares and duties of Superintendent of the asyltun, Dr. Van Deuaen han Kiron to ths extenaion bls per­ sonal attention and tuperriri-jn. The reaul: found impracticable to aufllciently mature the plans to permit of tho erecUun of tbe ■hops and boiler-hotte* last year, henco a coosideralilo ;>ortiou oT the appropriation re­ tutious, ought not to borrow money. The mains In tbcijtate Treasury. Binoc. as shown Ilegenls are intrusted by law with tbo g«v- elsewhere,tbs number of tbe Insane now Ln tbo enimotit and control < f tbs Urilvarsity ; they Slate is sufficient to fill both of our asylums, it ta hoped that the erection of tie buildings ...( AMJJM M follows: . . 630,000 00 In -71, with only 027 oouviM*. Y.t with -direwuragixig cuuddim of iteproductiveb the net earumgs of ths prison for 1874 •10,216.IL Had the same ratio of pns; been at work on contract as in tbo three tabor. Ono thing ta certain, prisoners must not alone for the sake of tbe earning, Board think *25,000 will be required tcjr gen­ sorb, but for health, for discipline, for Ufo. Tao eral expanvea for 1875. This estimate is made management of the pnaou tn all ita awpecte V..I1 baa boon aaXtafaciory. The completion of a portion of tfik improvemmts now iaprorrees 1878 for tbe purobaae of rows and stock, ha* been jf great asstetanoo in maintaining furniture, tree-plsntiug, fencing and grading, discipline, and in the economioe of tbo (68.7JO 80 library, homes, Larnoee, and sleigh. The t-oecevily for each item a*k«d for is The rot urns from tlio several conutie.* for prison. fully set forth In the report of the board. 1874 report 468 dependent children under sixTbe incroisc in tbo number of prisoner* gives the management much trouble and lum city of Foutiac, and jnrcbavtd a tract of the muliiplicetkn of medical and law echools laud comptiriog 807 18-100 acron, tn the city throng bout tbo land, tbs university still rt tai ns hmite, as a site. ZTbo entire cost of tl>e land ita pre-emineuoe, not only in the number of Its- was r»,2fl5 17, of-which am-met tlO.705 40 students, but in its work and accompUabmeubi balance by the Slate. The cltiKanaof Puntiac havo also entered into bonds to convey an graduating clans of 1872 numbered 329; that abundant supply of water to the grounds and of 187J. 313. The act of 1673, increasing the to construe, a sew or therefrom. The gaslight 3.in,at m . 2.114.M3 11 . '•Ste.iull submitted by the board for extra ai>Uions, *4,750 Is for bnlldinrs, needed, Thia institution waa opened iu May, 1874. «, but not all absolutely MMtrihL I and there had beau received at the does of NW lecvffimaid the reduction of the the fiscal year 159 chiidien. The present it asked for buildings from *4,730 to number U llX The current expenses from , thQs leaving ch* amount roquiiad fOf ite opening to Sept. 3U were *7,021 72. I be­ for each of tbs years 1873 and 1878 at lieve if tbe idea of the law founding this State charity, namely, •* that it aliall be a ico college iuua, nepr. ou, ion, waa as roilowei Tru-t fund tn State Treasury, *107,879.14; due from purchases of part paid shall be cared for and educated until homes lands, *106,107.02; all drawing interest at. 7 can bo found for them,” ia faithfully adnerod per cent,, giving the college an income of to In iu management, that this institution *15,8*0.81 per annum. will in ita reauita abcompl'ab as mueh, if not Unsold lM.d» belonging to the eollege,. more, real good than any oilier yet foutxled Sept. 30, 1874,169.793.56 acre*. The numtier •by the Urate, If it aoeveeda in tmnjtforming of stulenta in 1871 was HI; tn 18*2. 131 ; in these fibikiren from pan pars to producer*. 1*73. 148; in 1874,721. Too irraduating class of 1873 numbered J3; at H74,21. will be not simply a chanty, but an economy, of which we snail be justly proud. I have full faith, from the success attending it so far, that It Will pftivu afi that Its originators Mnlty that apply for admission, the extension and promoters anticipated. Nine children oemalo department Icing completed. The have already been placed iu good homes. whole number of patients treated during tbe The ccastnielioD account, as shown by the past two year* is "00. The number noir in report of tbo Board, haa exceeded tbe appro­ attendanee ta 48L The daily average in 1873 priations *6.500, for whicn, together wttb the waa 838: in 1874. 494. sum of *2,000 for laying ths gas main from Tbe trustees aak appropriations for tbe on* tbo Works to the promisos, they aak an appro»n*og two years of tbe Mtowtag »<imk । pr.xixus. Ths seixs! hxa bees opsu sc ahnrf For dtficlracy In cat-real etneaank........ (13,000 00 632; number of teachars, 11.036; indebted­ cost, and ths excellent character at the ness of rcbooi districts. *1,170,180. Ths Primary School fund at tbo close cf tlio fiscal year was t3.lSS.918.79, producing an an­ In ac.'ordetmo with tbe proriaiaaa of Act nual Income of *213,010. 120, of tbe taws of 1873, Dr. E H. Van Deuaen. The report of the Superintendent of Public, of Katamvroo. Ann's Rstbben.—of Grand lUpida, and George Hannah, of South Haven, porta from tho reboot having been received. H.lnkitg fried. Hept. Hrcvlpts for specific I •w ooU, *128; new pump, *584.80, and new bofier, *1,835.16. Itereonal property, as p*r Uiveutxy, being i axeae* of tbe yrar 1878. *10,581.11. Tbe report of the Board and offisere is orj full and complete in itu details of tbe lanagement and working* of thia most company the report ot city? ' Tbs Commissioner* have adopted a aicbtteciure, unless the Detroit llouae of Correction can bo aa exception, namely, to discipline and got a character as to | brick, and of a plain tuboiantial character, tbo estimated cost being T.0,000, with ca­ pacity for 500 pnaunere. The plana, apedflcatiuna, and map of the ground* will be sub­ mitted to tou for consideration Tbe total expenee incurred by the Board was *1.832. To recommend entering upon tbo construc­ tion of a new prison ut this time, ia not a pleasant duty, yatilta a dutv. Wo have today tn the Slate Prison and Detroit House of hundred young l«d«. 1878, man. known to police officer*. as surely growing nv timO stsTsrss” itica ax.d CometInn in each county eovi»H_ Whleh kava* lb* total bonded defeg" Hiatr. Ims c-ab set apart fo* Us pa; ♦996.(44.40. ‘ H ’ TU« appropriation need not be for the whole Primary Beu*X fun*. In ita particular field, tbie institution has ita ftuapdal affairs wail All of the land* claimrd to have beau irragularlv add lu 1871. have been restored to the Btate, etthar rohtpterily 1-y tbe purchaser*, or by order of tbe cour:, with the exception at 3fi0 acre* porebswd by Wm. H*irt.,-lbb SS.^’S, attention to the fluid of tbia fiscal year wi Chicago sol irt Tbo Blate Breid SSS. ttmi*W,006Be appropeiaied forernroct ex- and Justice sod inUIligent watchfulm**, fore wo -send then! up," and Ibis act if ] and Gvrtruw AIiaiCUfcTUiUL COLX.BCC. The reports of this tasutuUop fay 1879 «4 buildings for c roan nd attoui that the sum of {IC.OW bo (pntwruted for •Mb of ikfi y«w* 1*76 *od fWg fet caw»t �Br Ad Staix. bf :U greaf cid Igahfoned J rac1«» Jed s, kitchau, and JAV JB.167& FRIDAY, ■ Our Ilimiun h»« b«r> ouMed Io , KHlfd. ot hem, iBat *;,pcro<l iu l*sl wsek’s News and tlie week before, 8,. frien I who seemed to think they were, intended upon roligion. to casta slur Now wr <k» not wish tt> bo misunderstood in this matter. Tuose items were inserted for an you: Mb ATTENTION, ALL! forty-fve, siidoutBm MICBWA.V CENTBAI.. CK.V ¥..<w.Oolnu "Wj -----------------lha incessant prattle of his coniinueii bis Honor. “I used- to be no agriewltthW, arid I balieva that the amiaW»Dpotise. Uncle Jed bimself happiest hour* of my life were spent ietroely ever entered into the in hoeing cranlwrries, digging dried conversation, and when ha did, we apples and husking cucumbers. Noth­ usually considered him, if possible, ing pleased mo so well a* to. run out egreatrr bore than Jhis wife. The before breakfast, pick up a oorn cutter f------ —------------- J old liyly had exhausted' her fund of aud grew three or r.««?ss the inMpow. And ~ neighborhood gossip, and, uf course, rises, and such moonlight nights as there was a lu'l in the conversation, we used to havp ! All! John Tay­ if I were back among the bleatof which the old man took advantage} _lor, __________ _____________ tie deliberate!v removed the quid o P'T*. • o ST»oti»g — sheep -• and ’ crowing 1 _ ■ l.u.l*. I fuutiuiru, lambs 1 believe 1I wnnl.l would l>« be Imtlnr better nH off.” from his mouth, threw bank his head and gave expreas'pu to a decidedly a long pause ensued. AINSWORTH A BROOKS, • pay the Highest Market Price for i-owAT^*. ,’C^SH HARDWARE HOUSE! CORN, APPLES, OATS, Olover Seed, &c., Delivered at their object, and that object was not to “ For what? Ob, yes; • you »re ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE hurt religion in tbe least. No one audible smile. There, wc knewin the liule village of -NashViHo has were tbs invariable a gns Which he charged with drunkannes^. 1 was Viiiuking ot the merry days when I . We also heap in hand and have for sale a higher •reverence for shrislianity always gave when bn was about to nut under the waving apple trees and than Oroo Strong- Our mother was commence the narration of one of his looked out upon the blossoming (xrn LA TIL We hastily Helds and the budding Early Rose a Christian, and dfod a Christian. personal reminiscences. SHINGLES, There is, Io w,nothing so ennobling Lultoned our coat, having determined potatoes. Yes. Mr. Taylor, the charge WATER LIME, to suddenly remember that we had is drunkenness, and now speak up Mid pare, ns a person living a tree SALT, promised to moe: a 4r end on import­ like a hard fisted son of toil and tell raligfous life,—* person who makes HAIR, me it it is true or false.'* thiif wiirfcT better Car having lived in ant business, but he got the start of ■•Yon sec, I wai going up the lar­ STUCCO, board side of Woodward avenue, h. No, we would not wittingly lay us. fC: ft. “When I was but a lad, we had a when a fellow, carrying topsail* ran a straw in the way of chrulianit), bu t across my bows—" which W» ship end retail al bottom prices. wo thiuk that religions impostors are hired man by the name of Jack “Hold on, sir," said his Honor, Mosi-s. Jack was as fine a lad ns bo better to be shown up than a man leaning-over the desk, “I’ll teach you, AINSWORTH R BROOKS, who drinks jmxx whisky or chows yer’ll find, but ho was the uashfulesl sir* to lie to an old man like me! 1*11 Proprietors. (dug tobacco. We do not wish lo feller ul>out ever livid, aud many's make it sixty days, sit—sixty long the j .ke hie’n my brother Joe played days in the xHouse of Correction"* stand in a false light before our pat­ 13 NOW OFFERING 100 Champion Cross C»t Saws at 50 cents per foot, for cash, 50 New Star Saws at 80 cents per foot, AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN THE HARDWARE AND TINWARE LINE! GRAND RIVER At Greatly Reduced Prices for Cash. Mall. SOMETHING NEW. One night some girls came rons who are Living a good life, and on him therefore, will try and define our to slay with my sistor Mary and us Sunday schools desrve to flourish boys were sent off to bed early to get poeilion: nod .multiply, but when a Rhode i.tecently a poorly clothed old man ns out of the way. 'J.ick was desprit Island nun has to break his son’s ’ fraid of girls, you understand, and was plodding through the storm ; his ribs to Make him attend, someihing’s Proprietor of the locks were fros'ed with the snows of went away that night to be rid of *um. wrong somewhere. time-ambhis eyes were dimmed <7ith Mary thought he was to be gone all A Chicago couple, after living in age. He stopjied -at a farm house night, and so, as nil the girls couldn't matrimonial harmony for thirty-two After a two and asked for food and lodging. It sleep in Mary’s bod, she put one of' years, were divorced. mouths trial they decided that — AND — was denied. Tire old man then said them into Jack’s. Well abo.it two sinjia We«edne«» was a myth, and I heard Jack coining up an that he could travel uo farther, was o'clock 1 were recently married again. stair which, led to a room almost famished and if ha had a outside1 WOOL CARDING MACHINE! A si ranger was seen going out of his bed room. I knowed he spark of compassion, to give him. at opposite ' Paterson, New Jersey, with two was a corning all the while; aud so "I Would reipodfully Inform the public lha least, something lo eaL Then the l»o(ii)ds'or powder under bis aim and Jack a pipe in his mouth, but he didn't bo is prepared to do double tbo work than ford of the house arose straightway wa* awake to h<ar the fuureach home that i.ight and no clue and said; "Appears to me you are camu iu on his tip toes so as not to has yet bepn’ found, excepr a thigh­ d—n independent for a man in your j’disturb (he restv and, nfler a short I have added to r»y Flouring MUI a bone which was lodged in a tree-top. time, I heard him gel into bed. Well circumstances. Git out uf my house A Vermont woman broke an omniinstancy or I will kick yon out," and now, if 1 didn't have n lime tryia’ to keep still, but when quiet's the word!I bus driver's nose at one blow, and the old man departed. That man I she was on her way to a water cure occupies a# scat i* a prominent there’s no blubering aboil I me, you I csiublisjimenl, and supposed to be fo THAT WORKS LIKE A CHARM. church in—tho United States, aud know. Me an* Jack had been in the iu dyinir condition. NASHVILLE MILLS! 4 FULL LINE OF THE NEW asst? MMAnrlllr, MICHIGAN STOVE CO.’S STOVES! KEPT CONSTANTLY ON BAND. 40 of the New Excelsior Cottage Stoves sold already this season. I knew Jack es tbm the pool had warm places to 1thought it was me. slept awful sound, and so, when he work-in this winter. If a band of ‘high falnntin," pro­ was once faitly I sleep, I crept out Christians gel wrathy be- of 1 bed, and tubes a stout cord and ! fessed Jdst as mao—A finely dressed In­ I am prepared to do all the work that dy slipped and Jeli near .'he postoffice come* on short holiee. If cnstomani come yesleiday, and the bool-blnsk who assisted her lo her feet inquired: “Did you break any 'bones, madam ?” “No, 1 gnaws not,’’ she replied, ' but WE MAKE I nrn just as mail os if I had broken a dozen of 'em *. .Free Press. cause we, without malice, simply fastened it to tho bead-stead and to When a Peoria youth goes to spark locate their new temple al Mud Jack’s ankle. Jack soon gave a pull, Creek, and swear everlasting ven- and in doing so, he woke up the gal. a girl -be finds (he old Indy in one cor­ "Oh ! uhV who’s here ! she yelled, ner o( the room, the old man in an­ geiice upon ns and our business, other, and a dog under ihc melodian, Jack made a bound out of bed, we do not think they are to good to mid 1 and he is required to »|>e3lc up hko an bo called “meek and lowly,’’ even in but instead of landing right si Jo up, orator. he went sprawling bis whole length a sarcastic way. The editor of the St. Louis, Mich-., Our ministeis—end God bless on the floor. . The gal screamed, and Ik. aid, says: “ Alter Jun. I, I875.ihere lugged aw.iyal that string and will be no more divining done in the all tho noble hearted men who Jack . columns of tho Heraid ! ' That's the make it their duly to minister swore. About this time mother ran up. r ghl kind of vpirit. Got your pay in tu the moral and spiritual wants of advaucegthen yon ren buy a clean Jack grid,bed the people—we hope will not be of- stairs with a light. paper-conar any time, and go lo pray­ feuded even if wo intimate that a ia pifler, and—here tbe old man er meeting occasionally. paused. We nodded knowiagly, and dry sermon canid be preached horn This is the way the Delaware Hertheir pulpit on a cold day. We he contiuued; “Yer can imagine aid calls the attention of its readers to shall not feci offended if even one of how he looked lain’ th re stark^naked a new bead: “Our readers will observe these should proclaim from the pul­ with that galeetlin' up in bed, and Bat then I pit that the News had not the back­ hollerin' like a foou. Going F,n»t. 8r*vto>». 8X3-S Vmnc.nl tIUc, CbatioUe, KaUrtl Rapid*, Jubon, Miae a,;/. A 8pn4ar nlsiit train tnavra Pvntwrarr p*..lns Uirough Grand tfapkhatUt> p m »nd XwiliMHr •> io __ _C- b. nrsn Bup.i. ALL PARTIES WANTING POWER CORR SHELLED, Sap Pans and. Buckets receives the droppings of the sanctu­ habit of sleeping together, and when he saw some one in the bed he ary every Sabbath. Ha even wish valley div. C. C. POSTS PAT. TOSHA SAP 8PS1LS, Fort Wayne, spinas B. R, SHORT LINE BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. THAINS HV5T ivr'cHJCAGO Tnxr. Crolnrx South. will do well to call and secure their orders early, so as to get them in season. West side of Alain street, Nashville. custom work C. C. WOLCOTT. ,10 p in C. H. nni.LER, Biller. 0OME DOWN TO B-.n.cra JUIInu.1 «U:-Uk- X Indi,™ l4lke .......yvn-» nn Iirinr., ju-l Kin- A. 111.....-,- ItulruMi. '• 'X.“yn!' --Wllh plttofenc.' F<»1 A i tv—.__ «■ —Warne . ... . BOB ASriHlM IN THE USB OF ©rorrtitf mid ^wiiions, CASH. Cuicaio & laic tan Railroai. that there has a head been put upon the Herald this week. This is more bone to aland up for temperance, kinder feel sorry for the -feller aGef satisfactory all around than if it had Having filled my store with a fredi etock He started for C-daCorny next been put on the editor.*’ and was even hired to keep *ti!l all! > of choice upon the matter. We never drank a day, nnd we never heard from him The Calaveras county editor is not r bad man, but fortune always spoils . glass ot whisky or beer; never arterwords." him. When a subscriber pays up, smoked a cigar or chewed tobacco. the exhilarated quill-driver passes We cun also I ruth fully say that we thr-.’Ugh such m ordeal of riotous liv­ do not indulge in hard cider, ing (tint his wife has to go without a Hammerfest, Nurway, is the must especially fo ten^»erance limes, even new bonnet for several days ata if pressed upon to lake it by a weal­ northerly town in the world. It has time. a populaiion of 2,057. T hero are thy tanner. Hawever we hear coAbner Granger, of Maine, spoke up many Laplandcis and Fiti'autiers in one evening twenty- four years ago 11-wil! towards any minister or tho town. The principal business is and said he guessed he’d go out and church member. Mini ters are hu­ in cod-liver oil and fish, nod (lie odor fodder lire cows. He went out, but man, and have their trials and Ims never ret timed. If this meets from the oil makes it very disagreea­ temptations os well as othea people. bis eve we’d like to have him under­ And in fact everything usually kept in ble. Reindeer and goals abound God bless them alt stand that we think he's the slowest here, while there are but six horses man to fodder stock ever heard of. We love the examples given by FIRST-C LASS in town. The sun scU Nov. IS, and Jesus. He opened hi* arms to the “Are you going after that sugar?" does not rise agum until January 2S. called a Maiquette, Michigan, mother poor; sat and talked with them, and Children go to school with lanterns to her boy who was on ihe street. assisted them to bear the heavy bur­ for about six weeks. In the summer Ami goiug alter that sugar?" drawl­ dens of Ide. He taught religion by ed the yoinh, in a saucy and impu­ the sub does not sei from the fust of benevolence, bum an love, sympathy, dent tone; but just then be happened June until the 22nd of July. There Lu see his father cum tog up behind I wish to inform the public that I win sell a and care for the troubled and sorrow­ is no chance (or the holel-keepars to him, and he said very respectfully and fog. make any money on candles,' as they loving, “Why of course I am. “rna—I Nashville has many good God do ta Germany at-d France. Rein- didn't know you needed it right loving Christians and some that arc 1 deers can be seen, fifty at a lime, on FOR A not so good. U a man brings us a There lias been a separation be­ the side tolls, and goals by the load of wood, saiyng that it is more and his SMALL AMOUNT OF MO.VEY ! hundred. Ou June 23 (cn!‘ed St. tween an up-town lover than a cord, but that he will call it a Ilan’s day) or midsummer - day, they sweetheart. She presented him with eord; if our devil piles and measures kindle bonfir.s on the side of the her photograph, which he. on his it, and it turns out to be only threemountains around the town and have bended knees, swore he would always Country Produce. quarters of a cord, we do not call a jolly time. The weather is horrible. wear next to his heart While mak­ that man a practical Christian, even The thcmoaietcr stands, from four to ing bis last Sunday evening call, be if he does take tire most active j«art l>ulled out bis handkerchief from his iu prayer and class meeting. Far a five Reaumer. There Is une hotel, tLz“ In connection with my store and its management might be back pants pocket, when fo! tbe pho­ true Christian we will throw up our improved, although -the landlady is tograph fell at bi* Indy's feet. She hat, every lime, an J »ay,- you are says he is either a liar or else his better than we. We only cited kind and obliging. They have fish J?KNI?rSUI.A.I< DIVISION-. Time Table Uking affect Jan. 4ib 1871. GROCERIES. Crockery Reeeired at lhe C. O. D. Store «f GLASSWARE, Grocery aai Provision Store ? BIG PILE OF GOODS heart is not m the right place.-—.Exthose instances above to show that and reindeer for break fa*f, reindeer reason for mose items. and fish for dinner, aud for supper MEAT MARKET! we bad a We shall not speak of thorn again. some more Gib and reindeer. Thi* jumping off place,fo in latitude 70 40 THE WEEKLY SIH.t.1—.•!#—; GOOD MEATS! do not wish to stand in a false light befere good men and women—men —And now 1L*> courts decide dial the widow of Colonel Jim Fisk .must pay the magnetic Josupli'raa M&nsfetd ahout WJO.OOO for nores given noythiog to Bay about a processed her hy Fwk when she was his banker abrfoiian. wa shall M>y it out loud. “Sitting on tbe eastern bank of the Mississippi, and bathing her fair foot iu Ihe tide ot that utagiHfiecnt river.” to the way id whreh Trnnr«ee eorre spondeuls speak of Meinphi*. The H'yheU Price Paid for Huke and PtlU. $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, 55 1:8 JS Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to buy for Cash. I have a foil line of 5“ rr, ’.-t. ConneotlouB, Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplir.8, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. . JSSKSS i? $50000 worth of Boots and Shoes. Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Level titan any othei House in town. MT BFMBMBr.ll Till FUCB— Red Sigk, No. 1. NetbvfUe, IX*. I#, 1B74. F. DIRHAV Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. C. A. TRUMAN 5;>rrf«r 21 VUAR. W. t>®MARAV • �s— —VermoaUilM u lo hu>« another1 terprise must be a billiasdist. ppiRR AH FOR NEW PLANING MILL Hear W. A. AYLSWORTH, him talk: - JAN. 15. 1675 Last Mopday a cheeky, smuoih- ‘ A new hat—Well bet a new hat we can dwemtnt’any church member tn this town (with one exception) a game of billiards,—>pnd beat him loo. talking young man, visited Nashville far the purpose of making money. pemtitievis what makes the Eteier Fits name was .Stephen Horton, and he claimed to be oue of the propric- —Postmaster ‘ Wood has been makiogftgne decided improvements in.the p5fi Office. A partition lias He called u[*o« several of our huuness men, saying if they .would.aub- been put in and a row of lock Loxes scribe for bis paper he would- write adds ,. Webster fc hobbs Bi»ekIT •milk*. AO kind* <4 wnrt ta ti e fVjoctarMOi i’P and insert a cpt of the village in J«*nee JfcCflttcrhax a xuhnrhian his periodica!; he would also write reswl/'nce to renL—FvniHMrtrtAk En~ up rhe bragraphy of (be loading . T B. RASKY, Drayman. Good* and citizens and with their photograph, U til no me one please take this insert it in his paper. In the after­ jUm and a stick and figure out in the ELEMENT SMITH. . ~ noon be rtacklod Mr. R. 8. Brady, Know where the heart of the city ot V _ • LXWXKli. introduced his paper and said if Rob. Vermontville ia! . LeSKftMgA*' would subscribe he would wait six gASTMAN 4 YOUNG, months for his pay. write up Brady’s He also would biography insert a.plate of him m the Justice of the Peace, TAIJDO PARADY, Mnoutaclarer of Xhsavtun, ,v. . Babh<Co., . < F. Daxcuv. Proprietor. NA.HIV’13L,CJK* ■ »!«<’>»»»»»»• > pay Ihe enm of Fifty (*50) dollar^. W extra copieo fo be delivered to ■ then told her husband that he .had LQAN MRS. L. O. CROCKER FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY & FABCY GOODS! Abu VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. CUT FREE OF CHARGE! She tUll retains the eervicca of Miss ExperiencedWorkmen Knit Underskirts, 50 cts. Employed. •Vo. 1 Batts, SO cents'. I also manufacture Soft aad Hard Wood BARLOW, BOISE BROS', GROCERIES! TBllMPH BAKING POWDER I STOCK Kerosine Oil, 15 cents per Gallon. In, nice tin eannlstenu We will sell yuii Tea Setts foe 6t> Crs. Groceries, of Every descriptions, As Cheap for Ready Pay As Any House in Barry County. Country Produce always bought at the TOR of the Market. August 21st. has been concluded at E iy City, with a verdict ofacqukaL Cocrrcicd weekly by T- C. Doloc * Co.Gcn'1 Gr-oer-. half miles ecntlh of Maple Grove White Wheat, per bu...._.................. 95(^1.03 Rad ...................... Center, nnd is the happy possesaor .............................. •• “ ofe. wife and two children. Last Oats/X ’ ------ 0.40 -• « .63 @ 70i week Ihe wife nnderf.xik to cor­ Pot«ttm,\ Deans, . “ rect the children for destroying Applet. •• •». ----------- 0.16 some photographs. Just then the Peachee, Dried" “ Onions, •• M 1,00 fi,. I.27» husband appeared at the scene of Egcs, per doien...... ........... ...0,20 action, got his -‘ehenzer” np, and Duller, per .^..25 ft 28 Honey. “ struck the wife—the onp he had vow­ Dried Applet, per lb. ed to cherish, love and protect,—and Pork. cwt-----------_.M0ft7,OO .1O.OO4ai2.UO when lha wife attempted to defend . As Cheap as they can be Bsoghl DRUGS & MEDICINES Paints, Oils, Varnisnes & Brashes, S<W, Du«l, id <tkr BwU OTTZR, STOCK Ready Made ClolMny Is all new, and baa been selected with grta! care and we warrant satis'aeUon. We would especially call aUJenUpu to our large AT PRICE< CHEAPER TRAN EVER, •luck of Al TiiK- DOWN TOWN STOKE GF Representing nearly every kind known to tbe trade, and loyou that indulge In ihe for­ eign luxury. *e would tay L. C. BOISE & CO. And tee for yourselves. llastingt, on Friday th*- elvtenlb Jay of Ihievm’ier.ln tbe year one thr>n*xirt eljht hundred and «errnty lour; 1'iwent, H. C. Prindle, Jodf of I’robotr, lathe mailer <4 tbe Rotate <4 J. lay lor Old Ltd, SPECTACLES, (warranted Ptbble) Wall Pf per & Bordering On nmdlne tbe petition, of 1 .wi. Tli.il..end ..IfiUtn -.1.,.,.-,., —J <1 dulv verified — — .I... THE YAMA8HIRO (uocolored) Japaif Tea, for tj^l. Young ny.rion Tea, cts. A Fresh Stcce or show ewt!»f. Hany there be, why the 1 petitioner «bo«><l not tu xnuttad- And it FAMILY GROCERIES < For Sale or Rent. FRESH MEATS, fearful howl, but amtung more could S’* CLEVER. NashrTle. l>e expected from such a whiaiag little poodle, —We bear that.a man by the all kteda. which win be trfd low for caah name of Riggs over tn Eaton Couny The higher peine paid ft.r I1U*. Polta OPIUMS Four Ilvodns! TuattaMMtate F..r fnUjMK iloutaw, w im DU. F K MAUS ft? :■»ffatnry. Mich. i mira tscnkw mkhanulaimviu. I IIAILr »hT< <ir 111111.1 taco. 4 UHBJILVl cniac* with nama priptoal la K>W« or M mSHVUU FOUNDRY I Plows, Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, Taken Up. ofNov. We will tabs, from betb new hnv» revteeud Owoa Duubara War eighteen inches long. Nmuviuji Nawr MIE AT TBE SB0BTE2T NOTICE. C. F.WJLSOS, I’**. H»s opened at the old stand of DOWNING Ever tol l in NashviUe, which we think the 4 Ln TLE, a complete slock of We do not wish to eulogise. for yonrooivea. OYSTERS (gUCCKMUMBS TO T. MaXSOX) In c<*tmectian with store. AU Goody Warranted------- Phyticiaru' Prescriptions Carefully Lodgings Meals 25 cis. Prrjtared. BOISE Bros. Hats and Caps Glares anil Mlltensl Shawls, Fars, Carpets, Call at Central House Sign. 3 DAUGHERTY & ROOSA. NEW GOODS! FUBNITURK MANUFACTORY! We would aannuneo that we shall open during thin week a Basis and Shoes, Fancy Goods, Fair Prices and Honest Dealing. JACOB LENTZ SEWING MACHINES Sec., &c, &c., which were bought fnr cash and will be *>ld al -J New .Stock of Goods.! Manufacturer* and keeps on ban HARD PAN PRICES I CONSISTING OF Parlor, Litan, Dining, 018m ail GEHEBAL FUITOBe! TERMS— Cash or Ready Buy! DRESS GOODS. DRESS TRIMMINGS, Together with a full aoaoriinenl ot MIRRORS,PICTURES, FRAMES GLOVES, CORSETS. AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTEliS.AC.. AC., SHAWLS, CASSIMERES, ;Bafey Cabs aad Prabitors! Fair Dealing aid Loi Pdss TO EVERY ONE'. [ATS, C-A-IFS, CtFFiNS AM) CASKETS, Oj all styles and •lace, and DJDTAlslC Urroceries SHROPDS AND COFFIN LIN­ OF- ALL KINDS, INGS kept onstantly on hand. W. H. KOCHER & Bro. I>nn’t fiirgrt tho plan;,—;tbc Brown Store, opposite h'ieliol* 1 *180 W**t 10,008 Osrtesf 2 sri 4 fwilM Nashville. Ont. «4h, 1874. losu Mt M®M9 Gents’ FurnisbiiR Goads Miotcl nntl jfifgtauraut _ lbe aubteri- Which we ahaU rfer •« Che Uweet primmlhe _ . Castleton, lbe 22id as good n elaats of Goods, at »tiy three yearling brifera. Thn othe/hM** in town. J-oij Da Call and ace For Medicinal and Mechanical Purposes, at MEAT MARKET! Wm R SaVAQB Ac BHO . COLUMW A. W. ALLEN The Choicest Bread People can Appreciate. Pure Wines aid Lienors CITY DRUG STORE, LIVERY AND EKED STABLE! Of every description. Suparw, Spices, Ete­ Mrs. N. JU. STEBBINS or [DRESS MAKING BAKERY GOODS TEAS, COFFEES, BOISE BROS., lauktBg the public fcr past Cavort «4>ots uMtiuiuance of ihe same, and *2*Ulnfon» the publie that they will Dry Goods CRACKERS hell isn’t any to bad. week by pubtishisg a short poetical effusion from s Vermontvillun, set np H R DICKINSON. TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMES, Come to Our Store! Stati or Michigan. covxrr or babby, mTKLIMTloW' ROE & CLEVER. BOOTS AND SHOES STATIONER! i. LEGAL BLANKS, BARBER and HAIR DRESSER! • . Mt Da*uy Co. Patent Medicines, LOCAL MATTERS. How To Hold Y<mr ( uHotnl Give Sali'fnction. 4c, &o.,.foo numerous tni»tati«ti. For cash, or it* equivalent. ONE PRICE TO ALL. Nashville, Get. 2’st, 1874. <lown Thia world is to good for such a man as Benjamin Miller, end Old Town Rio, 23 and 26 Cents. These chapters commen­ farther The other day wa were the residents of Heaven will as sice a bag of apple* »s ever grew iu Bar­ r to be la the No.hr Hie N«w>, printed auJ rireniatadlnaald cunntj of never know him. He should be ry County, from Mr. Cooper of Woo>!lit>*l. re an acknowledgment o’ sa ’a'aetion given shunned and despised by the whole on work. How are you. Hastings man. rns Nasartixx. Mtcn. human race, and be made to seek who does Demaray's work ! Bring a’ong the companionship of hogs for aym- your work, genllemtn. aud I'll guarani ee Shaving, Hair Cid ting WiiBBBAX. Junnh D. Rawy and ID'Mlta pathy. A man who will whip his C. Basey, h n wife, of Nashville, Barry Dressing, Shampooing, wife wi>l steal neorns from a blind If I do, I’ll quit buAiee». county, Miehijan.did on the Uibday of Au­ Done in the latest styles of Ihe art, and pig. or pennies from a dead nunj gust, A. D. 18H, pcoko Md cxccula to Hi­ tbe best of Oil* used. Shop just south of _____________ Naebv-Hs, Web. ram Coe, of «ho xnme place, a certain mort­ eyes. For shame, Benjamin Miller. ihe Union House. 48 gage lo aocure the piyment of a certain igju. Maebine Needles st Dlckfusin’a. note tbe Mino day made, and, whereon, the Mid mortgage wan duly recorded tn the office of the Register of Deeds, in Barry Co., Troxel and John Franck hah k"skir­ Michigan, on'the 7th day of Bapt. A. D. ■a. CRYSTAL DRIPS. 93 eents at 1871. in Libvr "Z” of mortgage!, on page mish,Tn which Franck proved vic:o Dicntxsox*. 3V9, and, whereas, there ia now due on <aid , nous. This led to a lit’Je coldness note and mortgage the sum of Four BQju. What is tbe use of paying a shilling on Report ufbotK andon the 7th, Hundred and Ninety.one and 60-100 tux doll ar a. at this date, and default has by mutual consent, I bey each cbose been made in the payment of said sum ; a second and tried it over again. IQU PICKLE8, in white wino vinegar, Now. therefore, by reaeon of said default, And iu varieties to mil cuafomen, all to be This time Fiance summed up the the Mortgagee, by virtue of (be power in at Dickixboxf. Mid mortgage aontained, will, on the twen­ result as follows: one black eye, one tieth day of February, A D. 1875, at lbe hoar of one o’clock, P. M. of aalu day. in injured nasal organ, one kick in ihe the Drug tine at Boisx Bxos. the city of Hastings, at the north front do*» stomach, one missing coal tail, one of the court house, in said city (that being the place of holding the circuit court in aad hunch on the lop of his head, and a for Barry eounty, Michigan) sell the lands general feeling of lassitude through aad premises described In said mortgage, or STAND FROM UNDER. so much thereof as may be neces-ary to his entire system. Then Franck All persons having unsettled aeconnls satisfy the amount due thereen, an I the (through his second) hod Troxel reasonable ooets and expeaass, and an At­ arrested on charge of assault and torney fee of twenty-five dollars, sti|'ulate>1 battery. The case came befoee Jhq, E. D. BITGOOD, Pbofuetok. Chipman, last Monday, but Franck buwinoea. scription of the premises, a* described in didn’t put in an appearance, sad ►8T! By A. B Penman. In this No. one hundred and tweuly-eix (136) sad Good rigs famished parties on abort nocouldn't be found by an officer who village, on Monday erring, a black tbe undivid d one-half of Iota eighty-two (R2) an i oi«bty-three (•'8). in the village of was sent after him. and, a* a mailer Frio®. Nashville, Barry eooniy. Michigan, accordof economy, Troxel plead guilty and delivering it (O Daa Hwtbert. was fined 15 and costs of suit. • HIRAM COIL Cuixbxt Smith. Morigag-e. —The addle Drained puppy of the Attorney for Mortgagee. 8-20 JPJKSELXON ABLE Then Try My $1 Tea, And .1 Cent SOAP. herself, Benjamin jnst went io on bis DELL Yard wide Sheeting 9 cis. head. Entire New Stock. Benjamin Miller lives two and a DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. muscle, blacking her eyes, bruising her face- nod at last knocking her Otterra al 9 or. SKInr, Honldiags &c., N. B.— The public will pirate bear Best Velveteens, 75 cents. in mind that this is no old shelf worn For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. stock, but all new, having been.bought Good Waterproofs, 90 cis. within the jxul three, months. Until and Shingles, consltatly on hand. rartlea having onvettled aceoanta All Wool BLse, 45 wtfJr per pair. with the hie firm of Aylowarth A Fuller, >2“ Saw and Planing Mill east of the Will ptesM call and Mllle the aarne at once Depot, Nashville, Mich. • with 48 A. W. OLDS. W, A. A YLSWORTH. Na»hville, Jas. 1st, 1R75. Grocery, Crockery & Lamp We, the joys and sorrows of New York City life. finally gave up the note and was al­ • MONEY TO BEST PRINTS, 10 Ots, faction guaranteed. Dressed Flooriny Brmen and Bleached Cation, 8 Ip 9 cU Men't BooU. $2.75 tn $10, Men't and Bot/r,' Suilx Clothut", from 88 lo. $30 a fuiL Everything belonging lo Lbe signed a 850 note, and he replied by ced in last weeks Democrat, and will eaying that he supposed he was sign­ 5e well worth the price of subscrip­ ing an order for his subscription. tion. Mrs. Brady had the agent arrested John Alien was killed, in a logging camp, before he could get awny, and I •rough t into Smith's law office to near Laddington, on tbe 9th, by a log rolling on him. arrange the matter and get back the The new Eaton Coualy Poor House co*t note. At first the ngent swore he the coualy tF.SOO. wouldn't give it np, but by a good Knight's sash and door factory at Battle deal of talk on the part of the law­ Creek was destroyed by fire on tbe 7.’a insL yers, and upon Mrs. Brady paying Los,. $9,0(10. ‘ him $2 60, the price of Ihe paper, he Tbe trial of Edwin F. Wood, charged lowed to depart in peace. cAsn unfits ■ York, and Brick promises to show Brady Collections a specialty. . POUND, the cheapest place 10,000 him, and all others who will go along through the columns of tho Democrat Mra. WOL SELL 0omc and see if New ones to call aud scs ury ry is on a visit to him (Bnck)inr New The agent left and General Conoeyancing, Having moved Into my I Re-sawing, &c.? lyDFCEXEKTS AH kinds of produce taken in exchange for Goods.. Glassware & Lamps! is rapidly filling with saw log,. Brick Pomeroy's 'ousin John Hen­ ELIRU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, GROCERIES I Crockery, —The fsrmera are taking advantage of the sleighing, and Olds’ mill yard Mrx. 1 jJNKW HOUSE. jones. CHOICE to NEXT .WRAY'S ^LABIEG, JttATCniXO, Good Good < and I*’ PrleesTel!! Best Prints, 8.and 0 cents, For everybody lo buy their sighed. the agent read: Boot* and Shorn, yyM. ■ NEW STORE! LIEBHAUSER, the best and latest etylee, 1 would inrtte the ettotioa of tbe public tamy superior facil­ ities for doing the beet kind of wmk st reasonable prices. In the store of H. R. Dickinson; rMsI lL —Saturday, Bishop Partello, sec­ lion master on tbe railroad, west, Irone bis naal apendage. My Planing Mill isnow in nroniag order Ctotfiing, Hntu, Boots nnsl Shoes, Caps, Gents’ Furnishiny^ . Goods, Wil] la order lo oIom on* the en'lrv Block . t»y the Ikb of March, give Sworn Off-AlTgood follows from Mrs. Brady was io an adjoining ihetr evtl habits.— Vennontvi/ls EnUrpeise. Good; Out Mlooists arc already I would respectfully invite my old ca*lou> lion, came pat acd naked lo bee the paper Mr. Brady had joat signed, and talking of suapeqding business. with a paper which ‘ Brady q paper. RELIABLE HOUSE -—Our general news is cmwdrd out Mr. Brady agreed to this end ihe agent gave him a receipt for his by tho interesting story on our first subscription, and thpn presented him uod fourth pages. JJENRY H. WOOD, k‘ and ZD2R/-S- GOODS THAT- IS THE THE .4. If'. OLDS, Prop'r.* Having removed M* stock of , ■' “» Peihgpa his billiard playing pro- = I’OU Nashil k Mich. �............ BNodti. Wb0«> it « remembered that we have iu the Upper 1‘Mrineula a population.of C’.H-iO persons., who export everything they prvdtute. rod ta9?ort'*T*Tvthmg they oonrtutue. It would seem that tins great commerce of our own citizens ought not to ta diwrte 1 from on to other btatee. as it now to. The camdructioo of this rood would g.vo out farm­ ers, mapnfseturere, mxl treden. a maikrt for tbeir products, from which they are now practlnallr excluded. Bo, too, U would rive cur miner* a winter maritet for thoir pruducta. Tbe swamp land* of the Upper I’eninsula. amounting to 1.789,813 51-100 oct* WWW gtvwt to tbe State by tbe general government for the purpose of buiRHng reeds rod ditches . --------- wagOn‘road* are being built by grants of there ----- Iroda, rod they are ------i— year, yet gisdnany slipping. sway, doing but little for the n *rftrmly^Hsve. If a grant of tho whole of them would construct a railroad from Macki­ nac to Marquette, aud another from L'Ancc to Houghton and the— »■» Range, it would bo wise —..---------- r . Il ntut be borne in mind that tpU iahot a question of “Und grants" in the trdinary accepUUsn of the term. It ia a quriitiou of wlMlber tbe lauds already grantei shall bo given for wagon roada or a railroad Tbo Suto.haa 940,858 30-100 acres of other than swamp i landa in tbe Upper Peninsula that wiraid be largely increased in Value by the conetruetion of these road*. irr. Mast’s raxxa emr casat. Ihe bnsiuoM of this canal for tlio put two years has been as follows: . •uta upon tho commonwealth, la ample proof of th* correctness of thia statement. Tbe Sanusi eoot to the Btsto for the snp. ---x----the loss to tbe pnbbc is labor, make refonuatory r/.; E ■ carried through tail.................. 41,«4 Iron ore carotid through 1VT4.................. wn,3M Tolls were reduced b) tbo Hoard of Control July 1. 1873, from 4} cents to 3| ost-U per ton. Tbo amount of State bonds issued for tho canal oulmwMulng fiepi. 5S, 1S7L was while tbe balanoe to tho credit of the canal al the asms. date was 98X915.88. Ths State baring thus been fully reimbursed for its ex­ penditures, it was doodad te expend tbo sur­ plus earnings of tbo canal iu putting it in complete repair, and orders to that effect bare been given tbe Snperinteudent. Tbe mouth of lbe canal was ordered dredged. Now gates were ordered for the lower lock. Tbe piers st txjtli ends wore ordered repaired, and U>ouo st the lower end extended. It is estimated by tbe board that the net eandngifor 1B73 will enablo thorn them to accomplish these Improvements, and that by 1878 they will be enabled lo reance tlio toils to an amount suffi­ cient to pay running expenses and a small surplus for contingencies. Tho ropuni and improvements are abool-jloly neccwary, M tbe pier*, gates aud Um­ ber work are very badly decayed. 1 he work upon this canal baa been com­ pleted scoording to tta plana and eptclficaUchb. Upon its completion tbe company requreted me to isMte my eortidcate to that effect, that they’might thwesirb acquire title to the land grant made by Ccngreae to 1 tbe State for tbe norpove of ouasiructing tbo canal. As the title to the I:nd* upon wh ch cin»l was ctinelructod waa rotted in in­ dividual band*. I bold tiiai tbo srerk waa not oomplrtedin aocordanco with tbo act of Con­ gress or the lass of the State, so long aa neither tbo company nor State owned the tattom rod tanka of the croaL Application was by tbe canal company to the Supreme thafteiaiatetemure relative to the durability of made for a maudatnu'. to com|>elmo to iuus iron se a auitebte material for tho roof of a Court ccrt.tleata. which waa denied. Thotebuilding of Uris character show conclusively tbo tbe owners of the lauds offered to deed ita unfitoasa, and I recommecd such action by upon right of way to tho canal compauy, rod you as will suabis them to snbetilute tin or th* aaked for my certificate. I again refused to copper laid on brick archtw in its place. Tho isauo it until the canal itself, with tho right change will cost not to exceed ten thousand way. was conveyed to the State or tho dollars, and I recrunmrod an appropriation of of United Stalo*. Tita tbo c< mproy ha* re­ In the original plans and specifications no fused to do. claiming that tue act of 1365 reference wm made to beating and ventila­ given them tbo ownership rod control ot the I have claimed, on tbe contrary, that tion ; as thia work will require to be begun canal* before another meeting of lha Irohdatnre, an tbe act of Ccngresa conferring tbo grant does no acch; thing. Ia tbo meantime tbe canal company baa been plao- d in brokruj tcy ; the Uuited States court has appointed a receiver over it; ba* fixed tbe ratenf tolls, and given tbe nceiver absolute control r.f ita mauag. m -nt. In ita present conditio”, if the company were to accept the eon-taxation ot the act claimed by the State, they have no powtr to convey tbocroal. Tbo State rod canal company are no widely apart > tbeir construction of tbo law that Ihe decision ot a competent tribunal aa to ownership ia the only way the queetion can Tbe report of tbe Commissioner of Bail­ bo settled. Under existing Issa tbe State roads for the year ending Dec. 31. 1673. i« cat, art bring the case into court, rod I rebefore vou. Al that date Michigan bad 3,719 »p- citclly urge tba prompt pauage of ro act miles at railroads, of which 3,253 milso were euabling it to do so, that the qaeetion-may be main track. Tbo cost of construction aud finally eotUod. Until the canal ia accepted, equipment ia 9141,513,400, represented by tbe State ba* no control over it, to fix the capital stock cf 950.831.431. ana bonded rod lolls, or keep it in repair; tho eroal eomfloating debt of 9tal.Ui.8i7. Tbo net earn­ pany and it* IxnidholdcrM caut.ot got poreoings for 1873 were 5.06 per cent, on tbe total alon of lbe land*; the countiee iu which tho cost. The earnings of eighteen oompanies lai d* lie are toeing the taxes that should be were 93,693.264 lees than their operating cx- paid on them, and the whale interest ia in a peosea and interest account. Thia i* cer­ state of perplexing uncertainty. I eon not tainly a vciy unsattatactory showing, rod think it poea.blo that Congress, in conferring eannot fail to elicit inquiry aa to lbe cause. tho grant, or tho Siote tn giving tbo com­ With uoequaled famlitiae for constricting a>d pany tbe contract, ever intendea that tbe running ;u*ds cheaply, with no rcetnettans in croal, when odtmtrnciod. should becozof. tbe our statutes ss to ratea of freight, and com­ property of roy indivldusl or corporation. paratively none aa to paaaeu^er rates, tin > raxsTura or aaiLBoan zamds reaaoturfor tbta condition of affair* mtut t ta Tlio Legislature of 1873 pa*.rd au act pro­ entirely inside tbe buainem itaelr. viding for tbe aszoesmont rod taxation of liailroadii ere something more than mere iroda known a* railroad land*. private enterprise*. They are not onlv a The Flint aad Per* Marquette Railroad public oormniDM bat a pubhe nereaBiiy. Company, acting, I presume, for themselves Tuvy have, in a largo measure, taken the aud all Hie Jand grant roads, cotr.mnnced suit vlaoe of tbe highwav known to tbe common in th* Circuit Court of ths United State* for law. and so far occupy tho same relations to tho Western District, in chancery, to teat the tho public. By the Isw ot nocearity they coMtiteitionality aud validity of the set. sutssi he aputa subaemzat to ths ptxbiie rods. DmoIx^ tbs caita uf «Tst tisportroee to the Tbs public ar* directly interested to see to it State; involving a large omouut of money, that these roada ate constructed rod opera’od rod knowing that able counsel would proswnl hooMKiy, that Use capital tavested tn them tho case uu tbe part of tbo complainants, I represents tbe actual cost uf their eourtrue advised and directed tuo employment of lion and equipment, ami that they are man­ Mown. Charts* A. Kent, E. W. Mcdtasgb, aged rod qwmted alike for the benefit of AUnd u* Cl^W. tbeir owners, creditors, aud the public, and to assist tbo Attorney-General. with a view to the public conveiucnce aud The ca»e waa argued iu Detroit, before Judges Emmon* and Lxngyosr. Judge EmTbs companiM orgauiaed under our laws, mon* delivered au elaborate opinion, arbica inventing their money within our border*, ex- waa concurred in by Judge Longyear,etutainpeci and sre saUtfod to Juet aud libora! treat­ iug tbo validity of tbo set subjecting such ment from us. and they certainly have uo lamia lo taxatiua. The cotuplaiurota have {•••on to eompiaiu of tta Ktete in il ls regard. appealed the caee to tbe Supreme Court of Yes, we see this largo interest sakieg little. tbe United States, whore rt is now pending, If any, return to Its owners, and are taaipted and tbe queetiou i* of such moment to tbe to ask if ths Htato iu its togtsUtiun can do State, and to tbecoantlee in wbtcii three Iroda J***"**0 «”T,UrU®*- «^<khoidors and arc MiuaJod, ttat X Lave daeated it my duty bondtafaaro will oro long, if they ere not to employ roaneel to dnfend the .nti there already doing an, make tha sama loqvdry. also. The Htaio ha* joined with tbo railroad It aoat be evident to a careful obearrer. compaiiin* in requesting the court Uxadvanee and tbo reports made to tho OotnmisStoaer go it on the docket, e*> that it may be heard dur­ to prove, that the system of corporations ur- ing the preeeut euaeioD of tbe court. ganixed within and inside the rai road cor arroMaT-ournuL** Mtramram. porationa. known m " Ttamnertaticu Unoe." I desire to call yonr attection to ihe vorv able rod full ropart ot tbe late AUorney-Ocn-. crab It glTea a clear stnlomest of tbe bu»i/ nraa of that office, aud of the ronditico ot all Ita legal matters in which tbe State fas party. her to twCfiK dtriug the year to.3, and to add four each year till tbe numtar should rtach twenty -four. On lbe 6tb of Julylast mxtero cam pontes tad taew aroetAed ahd mustered hue ita State oemco^and were ou (tat dais formed into two regiments des­ ignated t 'us Im st.d 2d. Hra<.qt:zrterr or res former at Jackson; tbo 1st tor at (inrnd Itaplds. Under authority of Ita tew, Ita Military Board tavo r-rorsrod ratio aud regulations to aid in making it tlftctivs, a aystemof oom­ pony and regimental arootmtatalKy has ta» adopted, aud ouliaiumuta. mcaterei inspec­ tions and uniform dhciplias have taro pro­ vided for, aud w ill ta ngidly enforced. On tbo 6U> of September, 1873. tta '‘Oread Rapids Guard" was ordoreti to Mnsksgcu upin tho requisition of tbe Sheriff of that county, to prevent a threatened release and cis** larger by far than all tbase comUued. whom we iregirot entirely I msan tho vic­ tims of intemperanoe. Jf there U an evil that threatens our life, above and beyond all •tea, Ilfs .fotemperoacw. Ursxcbee itabony hand into almcet every family. Ite army though losing Its Li-.udrsd*. weakly. >* ro­ om I ted daily by hundreds more. CxupTivm, critno. Intanity, dieroro an I death are its di­ rect rswults. and unioW netvate griefs and mteeriM, want and wrrtchcdneea epring from its myriad of planted seeds. Tbs UitltsABtatw — port 6.444 pteosa m i «U*.AM> MU. tofioi and imprisonment. Not lee* than ! 5,000 peraona are daily violating this law. If 5,000 or 1,000 peraous were daily violating tbe law as to petty larceny, there would be arrests without number. What makes tbe difference? Is it not ths fact that public sentiment suataius the ouc end not tho other ? Every good eiuron abhors druukeuD«r«, and shudders at tbe countlees evils that follow in ita train. Bui to it not evident that lbe large majority are not tn sympathy with our present legtolation, wbisb attempts to prohibit it and so utterly fails in ita object ? Is there no better way ? Can there not be some plan devised that will receive the assent *ud support of aH tne people to dry tr- ----------------- - --------- - 4 There will always Ths Couatilntlcn wilt not allow Meense. rod if it did. ia there any resuson why wo should license Itquor-oeliing that would Dot apply to roy other buaiDM ? Tbo throry of taeuso ta not permissive only but for revenue abo. rod if revenue were rtquiicl, roy buaiaees could ta licensed, laoonae left to monicipahues would in many of them simply be a farce. lbs officer commanding tbe troops to tho License would ta a constant source of turud of Supervisors of Marquette county, moM and debate In kvery iocabty. Every but they have refused to audit oc pay themelection would bring forth Ita iaoenso atui noUnder the present law tbo State sathoritisa liconse, higb-heeoEO, and lox-liceone crodiseem powettaM to compel the payment. I respectfully ask that this defect bo remedied. Why not rocogwixs tbo fset that there fai a Act Ko. 31 of 1873 provided for tbo trarufor difference betweeu drinking and dnidtaoMas; of ineatio ii^nataa cf the Soldiers Homo si and nut on lha eUlti!e-book etnugent laws Detroit, or of county Jails ia lbe State, who rsgulaUng tbe sale of liquor, prohibit its hail been soldiers or manners and credited to sale lo mtaors and apprentiosa, u> tboeo who the blato, and all such suidioni or mariners are kuo an tw be common dninkanls. compel who might thereafter becreue insane, to the the dosing of liquor shops on holy days, and s«vlum st Kalamazoo. Fifteen havo boon or­ at a reasonable hour at nigbt, retain the prev­ dered admittixl. ono has escaped, one died ent liability law for damage?, require ample before reaching there, tear Ing thirteen in the bond* for tbe observance of such laws, and asylum at ihe oxjtonx'i of tbo 8tats. Effort then low a Stale tax uu the business, to be haa l>eeu maJo to give publicity to tbo act, collected by State authority, making a broad aud it is behoved that all entitled to Ils bsuo- distinction iu tbo amount of tbo tax between flta have been eared for. . tho sale ot distllcd liquors and malt bever­ Disbureemcnta male by tho Qnarter-uastcr- ages ? Pul tbs tax beyond tbo Control of Gsheral fcq tbo two years euding Sept- 30, any one excepting the Bute. Could wo not reduoolbe six thousand liquor strops folly unab&lf by :'“V. sad wonta ntM thw re­ duction in numter reduce tbo consumption of alcobulw stimulants in almost aa great a proportion? In behalf of temperance and »obrioty. of good morals aud mauly living, in behalf of the Blate whose laws are hourly violated with nsponlty, I urge all mon of different views and opinions to get togoibor on somo com­ Tho last Item wa* tar 1,900 soil* of uniforms mon ground, and make the cxpenmoul. If complete. As there will only be eight oon- made, let it be done bonastiy. If rbc pro­ paulca to uniform and equip in tbo ensuing hibitory law ia to be repealed, let tbo enact­ two years, lbe military expeusee will be large­ ment of one regulating the traffic taka its {lace. After two yeare' trial we can then ly dunintobed for lbe future. idgo which )>m bevn productive of »ho moot Tbe Soldiers’ Homo at Harper Hospital still continues a necessity, for the temporary i good. However well a law may be framed I relief vHlisablod nolJicra, and it ta alee in­ and oxccutod, it ranzt not be relied upon lo i regulate habits and fastaa. Education, selfdispensable aa au intermediate plica of abet­ tor for many while waiting io obtain admis­ sion to a national asylum. Tbo number of toldicni cared for at tbe Home during the two years eudmg Sept. 80, 1874, waa 114; Of tbo cowmiMtous issued to notaries number admitted during same time. 103; number of inmates Sept. 30, 1872. 11; uum- public during tbo sesrien of tho Legislature berSept. 30,1874.7 Expenditures for tbe two of 1871 over 1.000 were returned to the Secre­ years for their earc. 05,933.20; amount paid tary of State not taken, and of those baued out Ln same time for transportation and re­ during Ihe wwaion cf 1873,881 wore returned. Tbo Btste foe fixed by lew lo be paid by no­ lief to Indigent aoldian, 9247.85. 5 taries ie 91. and I earuastly urge tbo pusago of a law rsqturmg the payment of thio fee It gives mo much pleasure to call your at­ into tbo Suu Treasury before the commistention to ths exoelleui condition and good oiaa is issued. Tlio labor ot keeping ac­ management Of ths Stats Libra: y. counts with tho County C'erits, signing, eeal­ . Tbo appropriation of 1873 baa enabled the ing. indexing, aud mailing those commualonr, Librarian to Inakc many valuable additions to it. in the paai two years. It now eoutains 45,745 books, pamphlet*, acd maps.valued by the Librarian st 995,000. An appropriation of 91,500 per annum for each of tbo years of lb75 aud 1876 ia asked fw. and 1 fully concur with the Librarian in recommending it. The appropriation for 1873 and 1871 waa 92,500 annually. *rirc nmmt, CT KKSLTR.’ •>_ The Unit annual report of tho Slate Board of Health haa been placed before you. It gives cridecoe of earnest labor In matter* pertaining to tbe life and health of the i>oople. Direct and immediate reeulta of the work of the board are not to be exported. but 1 am of tbo opinion that tbe public good will bo materially and surely enhanced thereby. a promo Court reports baa been placed under control of the Bute librarian, tbe rtceinui from this source has largely increased. Tbe receipt* in 1871 and 13 were 91,414.48 against 9M.HM.SS In 1873 and *74. I am of tho opin­ ion that the law requiring 6,000 conies oxcb of the Agricultural and Pomologies] report* to bo printed annually should be amended, so tliat they should bo prinud aad bound to­ gether. The saving in printing paper, bidd­ ing and dtaribution would bo fully 95,000 per annum. TW Agricultural raoerta are not -printed null) the facts they contain and ths Informa­ tion they seek to eonvcV havo passed Into his­ tory. Our prominsnoe iu agriculture in all ita different tranebvs dsrerreo something better. It would a«om that thia report should em­ brace every hraneh of agriculture and bo a e indenncd. conroutratod htstury ot tbo progreas of the Hiato from year to year in thia im- I portsnt interest. Tho Agricultural report for , 1873 is not yrt prints*, a portion only of tho , ropy bavilig been furniabod lo tbe S’.ate .“-.ST*. FREE TO BOOK HEITS, ‘W* ~5 fz PIUM Habit Cured Homxo Hocsk, itockfotri, DI , April 20. The properties cf Dr. WAiraft Vimm ab Hmshare Aperient. Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nutrition*, Laxative, Diuretic. Sedative, Counter-J nitant. Sudorific, Alter*, tire. and Anti-BCioim . Grateful Thousands proclaim Ver­ soar Bitters the moat wonderful In­ vigorant that ever sustained thR sinking Medical Diaoovsry in ooanectita with your I'sitateaod ever taken for mv liver has done mo aa mu-h good. I feel tike a st. mam Thanks to rots ■mAerfnl medteta*. 7 . W. F. Coat, (•’ Buffalo BUL-) Wilhoft'b Arm-PEHiouic o» PrvffR Aura Toxic — lids invaluable aud stand ard family msdxrine to bow a hou-aboM word, and maintains its reputation unimpaired. It to tudonmd by ttamedtaol protewden, and pro­ scribed dally In tho Charity Hoefrital rod other bospitata ia New Orteros. WtlboftTonic to tiitui highly recomamoded by the leading medical mro of the country, and Is worthy at ‘.such, indoroetneat. WMaauxir, Ftxitet A Co., Proprietors, Now Orleans. Foa same m txz. Daoouim. 7 No Person can take these Bitters according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their botfea are not de­ stroyed by mineral poison . or other means, and vital organs wasted boyond Billons, Remittent and Inter­ mittent Fevers, which are so preva­ lent ia tbe valleys of our great rivere throughout the United States, especially tboaoof the Miaiiasippi. Oliio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan­ sas, Rod, Colorado, Brazos, Bio Grande, Fearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro- Wk wore pleased to ece, not long since, in one of our exchangee, suose pretty severe remarks addresM»l to several jx»r»ins who, during an Interesting lecture by Rev. Joo. S. C. Abbott, kept a continual coughing, which preventsd maay from hearing. Teople who cannot refrain from eanghiag had better •tav away from each such places, or alee lake a bottle of /ofawoa’6 A.>odyfw Ltaimeaf with them. _____________ / TratNoRTRwBBTMtM Horsm-Nail Oo.’b SENT jfJtlEE WMLL-8T. sis?.; their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Summer and Autumn, and remarkably’so during sea­ sons, of-unusual beat and dryuews, are invariably accompanied by extensive dtrangementa of tbo stomach and liver, and other abdo&ioAl xiaearu. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow­ erful influence upon these various or­ gans, is essential <y necessary. There & no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr. J. Waucrk’s Vinegar Bitters-. as they will speedily remove tho darkeolored viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded, at tbo same time stinuilatiug the secretions of tho liver, and generally restoring tbe healthy functions of the digestive organs. Fortify the body against disease by purifying aU Ha fluid* wilt Vinegar Bitters. no epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ ache, Pain in tbe fihouldprs, Coughs, TigbtnMBof the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach. Bad Tasto in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitatation of tbe Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain in the region of tbo Ki<V neys, and a hundred other painful symp­ toms, are tbe offsprings of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertise- KtKVnw.iefr b yoate, Carver's I»Me. ST. LOVIS. Wirxxv-Xo. 3 Bed, *M»O1.10. Orem-Ko. 3 How. 6*^670. Oars—Mo. X a*qi-Mc. Bra-Mo. Scrofula, or King's Evil, White 9. <> MACHINE S? ONSIN Pennsylvania -nd tho plus are to ceic hundredth anniversary tbo natic. , by appraprti—---------------- — invitation has been extandod to our people to taae part therein. 1 beg to refer the rubj»ct to you for your consideration. Swelling*, Gleers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous Inflnimuatian*. Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial Affections, Old Sores, Eruptions of me Skin, Sore Eyes eta In these, as in all other cuwthatioual Dis­ eases, Walshs’* Vim bo as Brrraas havo shown their great curative powers in tho moot obstinate and intractable cases. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumat ism, Goul, Bilious, Bouiittdut and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys aud Bladder, these Bitters have no equal. Such Difecascs are caused by Vitiated Blood. Mechanical Diseases.—Persons en­ gaged In Paints and Minerals, such as numbers, Type-M-Uem, GoW-taator*, and Miners, as they advance in life, are subject to paraiyda of tbo Bowel < To guard against thia, take a dose of WiLXU'l VlXBGAB BittKms oooaaioaally. For Sirin D|SM*M, Erupt low. TeU ter, Salt-Rhenm, Blotches, Spots, Pimplre, Ptatulee, Boils, Calbnncte*. King-worms. Scald-head,. Sore Eyoa, Erysipelas Itch, Scarf*. Discoloration. of tbe Skip, Humor* and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally dug np and carried qnt of the system io a shun time by tbe use <if these Bitters. Pl», Tape, and other Worms, lurking tn the svrtem of mt many thousand*, are effectually destroyed and remoVed. No ayatara of medicine, do verniifugps, no antnoirauriirca-wiuuce Btesysteui from muiuih tSeuati-m and ilcprescntativcr, !!>• variety a»d importance of the nubjects to. which your attention haa been called ore evidence* of the intellcetu*] progress of tbe veof ie and tho development of tbe material intercuts of tbe Ktete. Tho immediate care of these Interests ban been intrusted .to your hand*. In ihe diediarga of this treat you have theaauunnee of my earneet co-opera- For Female Complaint*, in roqpg or old. married or single, at the dawn of <omaabood, or tbo turn of life, theao Tonic Bitten dUplay so decided au influencn that improvement la anon perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood «b«>- &»nb duty having been faithfully psrfonoed, tlwi aarlior wo rotnro to our homes The Tra-tees of the different State kn-HilutiOM desire your instruction* ou tbe subject Cpdhoms of ths Pebhs — The Texaa of fire wnruM at lbe State property under rorto: "A. oM Book* their charge. Them n tint at present ai>v uniformity of action, a portion only being in- physician once said to one of hu petirata: ‘Keep your feet warm,your head oool, aad yanr bowels open, an’ there’s little ■•flao” Imrm je.’ Thia aphorism is fall of wisdom, and e.xpresst s exactly what Dh. Walkbu’s Tbe m*xj<eJ daobne of foreign immixra- Califorkia ViNEaaB Bittmes will do tioutotba Unitel Btates. and the present for yon. Wo speak of what we know condi<imi ot the labor market, induced mo to direct tbectaing of the. office aud ta recall from nearly two years' pracli&il experi­ the Comarimioner, which I did iu November ence in tli e n«e. at thiu i nd is pep*')' !>!>» last. Tta agency in Naw York City wm family medicine. ’ Ita office ia to attack closed by «y order Nov. 1,1873. Tho report a lasy, torpid liver, and impart naw life of the Oewurhrid’TT for 1873 end WTH, giv­ to talc Tit*! organ—a proper flew of ing in detail cn account of the operation* of bile and a prompt discharge cf eflete tho offire. will bo laid before yen. matter. A good digestion and appetite rvcoKru&moM or ara» am vnxMaa. Tta general act for rhe incorporation of are restored to tho sufferer. Pure villages passed ia 1873 ba* beat declared m>- blood, tho ‘ life of the fleth,’ is secured, coaniffuttontiJ. mromenf ite proviaious.Wy tbo Supreme Court. Thia aud the groertl I act for the incorporation of cities are of so . great importance, aud nave ao much of ita I time of a legislative aeaaion. tliai it u to ta ; pjenaraUuD, marie chiefly from the naUie beriw wuml u* IU nmgre cl tin Sierra Neviufct mountaiiia uf Califor­ nia the medicinal properties, of which are extracted therefrom without the n»o .... —... __—x.>Q almoet -UMUV W-wv^. ------------------ CaU#e °f rapirallded of Brrtzbr Our lonrerU, UuuUey renx>»« tbo CUM oldUoMK. and Ibo pujstt rooovora bi. Ixxdtb. Thrr are th. blood puridorand a lilb-girinj! pnnclp.., a portaet Booovalor and invljoratw ever you find ita iaqroricba bursting through the skin in Pimples KraplioM, or Soroa: cleanse it when you fij>d it obainwlcd and doggish in tbe teitu; cleanse it when it ia foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system fallow. K. H. MrWSALl) ,ST.*tt,wwnt CO., Cslhwaia. dr. v7 hittier, Kc. 6*7 BL Sx-Jm St tab. Ex. cu>or ufaemre adopted, te firing to Michigan salt • 1. 1374? ^ 1JH0.3Z5 barrels, an mureMe over the two preroding yrore or 879.934 bar- | rote. Tbe Itrge!y me,eased produeg wi» al- I low of a reduction of tbe inapt steen fsro from owe and a hslf rente per teurei to one cent. ; •nd I reeo«am«>d tbe amendment of tbe in- ; »l«ert>oo law to thM effect. ••tfe.r, writ* »-r b-Mie.'ipi.v'- CUrestari/rs*) iu ti BLASTIC TRUSS CO. MS Brnmtwayi Jtew »wrM- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-01-22.pdf.pdf e8f13ce1ca42082979df35e4dbcf1a8b PDF Text Text ■ ■ . "■ .. —— ■—/.N - ADVEBT1SIMG RATES FRIDAY, Kuhville, Barry County, Michigan, Editor and Propria tor. Progression. No Retrograding, NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1875. VOL. II. .TEH'S IX BRIEF. Repreeshtativea held a caucus at Washington | people of A-ta-Minor urgently req'Met the lb® invaetigatisa... .Tho'bill for th® relief of Ktetu, Bredfi® d. mu rejected—99 to 81... .Th® House tbsais- ar, Ludington, R Wheeler, Kdght, Ncrteu. IU form School—MvLvchlio, B.lUngs, Daw. Matcalf, Northrop. th* dixtrea* fol ilXTC**iDK. They aUt® that 11 —Washington dbpslcbat aasart portlively leal aaalatatea io aovoral hundred tbouaanJ Preaideni's Louisiana meseage. —A number of Arkansas Rt-publicana having Mgnad a docunwRi aeUing forth that 8h«ridan was right ia saying that a reign.of tetr >r ex­ isted tn that Riats, and that they had been NO. 17. recusant witneos, Irvrto, tn custody until he shall purge hlciactf nf ocmtampl, aft re which it adjourned till Mood iy. - Coban elephant, an «mpty rxebcqner and no ie3t®4 a numorial alyned by uVsr TX1 dtiMUS ' Military Affairs—Ferguson, Van Raalte, Bobbins, Wiley. I. P. Wheeler. army, indurviag the couroe of Gtn. Sheridan more menacing peril has preecutcl iteelf in New Ortoana, and declaring that the statein the shape »f a war with Germany or Umvarrity and Normal Hchool—Tsylcr Partfia Mail corruption money, agreed to tes­ ten yew, Qov. Qariaad immediately taened a humilitling back-down. The latter power tebl*.... Ferry, of Michigan, Introduced * bill tify a* desire 1. Ito was than examined pri­ lur tractions to the District Altonfeys through^ Mines and Minerals-H ilbert, Neff, Yeekvately by the Ways and Means Committee, Referred. iay, Wood, Knight. and it came out that he paid >26,000 to Go], the document before ’be gnuid Jariea of Ibeir MarxifaXurwa-I'.-aeton, E^glasiin, Wlilt4 RQRRJBLK JCXKCUTIUN. ration for the outface to the ship Guitar ia to sneh farm m will and ooaristion.of. Jaekaon, near New York city, on Friday. Gerriah. Wai.on, ChunJilU, Harris. Zc VI8IANA. CORORKSSJOKAL RSCORD. - Iteligioua and Benevolent Hicietlos—Gar­ WasMn0on Copilot, and smaller amounts to ghastly Judicial murders that have orer oc­ field. Hutbard. Townsend, A. K. Clark, Keyes. other new«(«per correepondatita. .■ curred io a civilised Country. At 11.15, ssys Inraranop—Ribbina, McLacblin, Lil boaroe, Reman (Demarest) 'United States ’-«p®ta ha* htfeeed to sent the ttixirfu* Bedjamin, Hall. ,. from the jail and marched to the gsllowr. Local Tax ttion— Lay, Hewitt, Harden, Boll, — The sub-committee of Congress appointed Xlrnat Britain, paying £500 for the family of to go to New Orleans and investigate the Itnm-gration—Bark, D*1y, R*n*dicf, Ba«L ■colornj family. Of coarse each a proportion condition of affaire in that unfortunate Stale, moved a resolution calling on the Haesetary that sustained the weight was ent.' Jackson loi>g. BtephaM. oonaiaUr| qf Meaare. Footer of Ohio, Phelps of War for the report of Uaj. Lewis Morr.ll. wae Jarki d violently up, and same down with FisbexM®—Howland, Porker, Oiaig, Meyer, of New Jersey, Sn/Potter of No* York, Lave *! relating to oeclaln disorders in Louisiana, * which reoognisea no diatisetion ‘between Btoire, submitted their report le the general com- particularly the Coushatta troubles; agreed • Rules and Joint Bules—Ramer, Bonney, E. to....Bchurx spoke at length upon the Loui­ moot ia now being sought, and it is belierod only about a foot above the -flooring, share H. Groan, Goodyear, Moahier. siana qneetiou, the gall®no* being crowded. he hung a moment, and then the rope broke, Ths Kanator argired in favor of the with a . noise like the report of a toy, Hart, Bartow, Strqbto. t pistol, and be fell, landing on hie take additional taetl mony . The report ai ye i Happliea and Expendituree—Banner, Reed, to which Morton repUad, claiming that the incredible for baliei. At several poUta in feel, and, lurching over, would have Armstrong, Bodlong, Greiner. Wreaking Territory the mercury froxe, and “Woare conatrained to declare the action of outrages in the South were more glaring than falteu Lad not so tna of the aasiatanU seized State Library—F. O. Clerk, C. Brown, Craig, Ul — . ..a k.u a --------i __ the spirit thermepetor- marled (rom^’fio W Iran. Msjaat, and, in our opinion, illegal; ,’foiiar-Bills introduced: To fix the ealamediately procured, the noose waa quickly and that thia arbitrary, unjust and illegal acDrainage —Lee, Ocobock, Hunt, Moebier, readjuated, and auolhrr attempt made, font •6.000; to abolish the office of Lieutenant xntrenry congealed, and proof whisky, flared thia time the rope flipped out of the latch- Packard. ring, and the poo[ wretch still stood upon hie Railroads—Watkins, Copley, Remer, Brad­ Iutie* ten gar cent. after March, 1875; for field, Potter. _ opinion that “ in November, 1874, the people He stood alone, though Public Hexlth—KwMtland, Klein, Denjv atiff. The whisky they b«d with them in kegs .of Louisians did fairly have a free, peaceable min, Metcalf, Packard. and full registration and election, in which tie Black Hilts Indian reservation to settle­ trembled. Now camo the horrible part of the State Public Sjbool—Ocobock, R ob, Wil­ ment ; to prevent telegraph monopoly... .Kas­ -The testimony of Congros>ratt Schumaker performance. Acting upon his advice to son, Backu*, Campbell. son introduoed a bill supplementary to the the boMlnf. Owing “make sure," Sheriff Ssmmis* aseistante majority the Conservative® by Wil to restore specie payments....Garfield tee ueu at Washington, on MIO Die AViu 10th teati, liapuitapli- ---- ............................... ...............were . . deprived — -J Horticul luxe—Dow, Houiton, Wiley, Camp­ esixad the rope and actually hauled him op by III** unjust, .... III —..al —and ...I —arbitrary —V.I.—— —.» —act —. of the reported a I ill appropriating 825,OCX) for the cated the namav of one Elmore, a New York I th illegal hand. He rose quietly, then squirmed, and bell, StepbeLc. entertainment of King Kalekana.. t.Oox intro­ lobbyist, and tha Ute Gen. Morgan L. Smith, Returning Board.” drew his lege up with a quick, nervous mo­ they having vwjeis^fiM.OCOof th* corrapljoa ' —A Washington dlspilch stalaa that the duced a resolution condemning tbe lutcrvention. in the throes of a trangulation, the gurgle fund. latest move toward a solution of UioLvuidaua Uou of U.* gsoerel govirunteLt U. Louisiana Rircre, received 55,£W? :n Bnritrgton wnd —The Governor of Montana Territory ha® problam taone looking le the reoigoatlon of affairs, and demanding the withdrawal of the ItepublU audible to those who stood nearest him. Quincy railiiMid binds from an unknown issued a proclamation declaring tho Terri- ’ Gov. Kellogg and Lieut.-Gov. AnUiue, with mlhtaiy force* Qum that Htate; referred. friend on New Yau's day. tonal capital removed from vJginta City to * view t > tbs election of Congroeeman Bh<! pronounced dead. Helena.the people having ao voted at.lbe re- doc. who has the respect of all parties in the moot, reported a Joint resolution antherJung cent election. Slate. President Grant ia reported favorable F»in Hinxxt, aged 15, of Hudson, has for MICHIGAN NEWS. —Three hundred Boulhern blacks have to •'»*»• *'»P- The Republicans of New Or- accept a wedding present aent to his wife, three weeks hunted wild turkeys, and in that petitioned Congress U> set apart a territory Uatia assert that the Lonivtana eub-com- Minnie Sherman Fitch, by the Khedive of for diasaiiafied negroes and protect them by mitteo's report travels outaido of the record, Egypt -- The bill abolishing the Western surant cota^mn. that soma of their atatemonte were made Appropriations and Finance— Boice, Os­ htatlutlcal. without a shadow of testimony to support plied to the speech r f Sihurx of the previous born, Adair. a Rxttsxii of school children in the State, day on the Louisiana q-ieatiou, after which Claims and Public Aoeouate—Cool, Murray, made to the Superintendent of Public In­ brought forward to disprove many . of their the Senate went Into executive.session. Garey. struction, show an increase of at leas'. 15,000 the chair aliegstiona. BUte Affairs-Jones, NcCrao. Morse. d reeled to report Judiciary—Gray, Fancher, Webber. Tua thirteenth biennial report of the Kalapirns, and it will probably be adopted byCou- lo euccetd Carl Schurz in the United States Federal Relations—Garvey,- Gray, Mellen. maxoo Avy lorn for the Insane alate i that the expenses....The Senate till to remove ths Senate from Missouri. ::i: li.i:. Education and Public Bchcolr—Warren, whole numbsr of patients treated during the London telegram to the Naw York —A m»J vrity of the Arkansas Investigat­ limitatioa restricting the circulation of gold Thompeon, Han tington. two years coding Sept. SO, 1874, was X0. .Of ing Committee agree a* to th* validity of th® Banks and Incorporations—O a born, Jenks, potation of the data obtained in ths recant Gar'and goveremant, government, while all alt of them are of The Senate amendments of the N^val Appro­ White. main. The daily average in 1873 waa 318; in obsermifone of tbb .transit, of Venn* has i opinion ‘Ast Brook* waa elected Gbvernor priation bill were concurred in ; they only.inMilitary ATairv—Morse, Wood, David. 1874, 425. The average time spent by the bee.t made al thj Qraenwich Useerva- • „rer Baxter. creaaed the Housx appropriations • J0.003— Public Landa—North, Gray, Flab. patleute in the asylum waa about 58 weeks. tary. Toto computation reveals tbe —VlrePreddint Wilson has made publie an utiprvcedented circumitaLco. ..TownaRailroads—Wells, Warren, Cobb The average wwkly cost cf keeping each pa­ (.c:UU111.ursbktnrMU'Klon'd hl. U... m. Hi, pcllUral .lului,™. H. »>, end. Chairman of the Committee on PubUa Hoads and Bridges- Adair. Jones, Hawkins. tient daring the year ending July 81. 1878, “• •“ ■“* ,b“ "3 I I u,. ll.poMico PM >, .held U> or IU Lands, reported a bill granting to railroad Counties and Townahlpv—Mitchell, Oren- waa 8A12. The total maintenance account <h.I w. u. a.W.lM „d hMl 111II, ud th. door. Ihro.p opn U. compauiee right < f way through the publie potatoJ. isatanliy IXOeMt, ,no ihe M. <h. (.». pf U,. h,,,.,,. U,.l lauds, which waa tmeaed. The bill givee the tbioughout the ball. Ui<ie® and Village*—Fatiche-, Webber, disbursements •211,060.18. let dhernue; u,u. u u,. p„..( lb-, >toold Jc; tm_a right of way to till Botar. rate of progress, the earth will tumble into { Agricultural Interests—Wood, Murray, t Ka a«,n It, t ■ -mA lk.1 “ Im — addition. but a complete -inright to take from adjacent public lands earth, Babcock. stituUon, capable for the treatment of stone, timber, etc., necessary for construction 265 patienta. Il to well lighted and kin®. heated. The entire sum appropriated fur some consolation for timid people to reflect lions between employers and employes by ar­ closed twenty acres for each station to the Halma Interests—Webber. North, Bcrriek. thia improvement waa •t'W.OOO, si d the dis­ that the question, in any aspect, is purely bitration, :a the sentiment of a wise and eeo- extent of one rtation for every ten miles of Lumber Interests—Mellen, Nelson, David bursements to the dale of thia report have scientific. eiMe reecluticp adepted by the convention of Pishing tnteresta—David. Mitchell, Corey. been 8365,488.66. The reeulla of treatment WtDsxaiur. Jan. 18.—flrnote—The consid­ are satisfactory; no serious illaoa* ha* proNot <11 listie<51 ng the «t»ildrnx>r«* ef thia morreration of Schun'e reeoluUr.n in regard to eeaaloa at Bpring field. Redfield, Thompson, GreyLomaianx, being unfinished butineas, waa rek Mines, Mineral*, and Mining Intereete— 0 high coal region are cn a strike against a White, Good, Murray. committed. of lhe Republican party. Grant and Sheridan. Itehgious and Benevolent Societies-Borday. The mutiny waa led by the nctirioua —A Washington dispatch states that iitilc ....Morton introduced a bill fc^tbe relied of rick, Greuael, Thompson. * Western daspsradi, MoWatera. They disprogress hai Ihmm: made by the Rothschild the Tenn Haute and Indianapolis Railroad Immigration—Babcock. Greuael, Jenks. resident of Michigan, drat lately in Marengo, "syndicate" in the negotiation of the naw Company .. Pratt celled up the bill ceding to Insurance— Thomae, Garvey, White. five per cent, bonds in Europe, and that an the several States within whose limits they P.-ioUng—Cobb, Fancher, Thompson. years. The deceased Didier in the respectively lie, the beds of unsurvoyed lakes State Prison — Nelaoa.'Jones, Mellen. prswed the in-urrectiou. war of 1812. — TIm female operatives in a number of — Two men ot.lere.' |bo p trt National Bank State Reform School—North, Botar, White. aHo«. Hix Bobixocx died at Ada, recently, Fall 'River (Maaa ) mills ate on a strike against Senate on the report of the committee in the Asylum for Insane—Thompson, Ox>k, aged eighty-six. He eeltit d al Grand Haven in . a reduction of wages. Adair. IHjtl, being the first while settler in Weetorn । —Thq House Committee on Banking and Asylum for Deaf, Datpb, and Rlind—Wells, Michfgui. He *u prominently identified caabior, bound and gagged him, robbed the tbl« Juncture, Dupre, a Drta^craile member, from Curreuey bate concluded to recommend 10 at® aooa afterward adjourned. ' Garvey, Redfield. bank if^EfiOO, aofemido good thru eecape. With the earty history and growth of the J/ouxe—Cannun tnaoduoed a bill to proAgricultural College—Murray, Cook, Bab- Blate. hereafter consist of the fiber Itock. National bank bills, greenbacks, bondr, revenue and •chcapen transportation of person and prnpUqiveraity and Normal School—Thomae, perty batweeu the Atlantic seaboard and the mt of MApe. - She.i* tin ’ttq blocked* Wood. Huntingtot). Western Kates....The House then went into lined with teehedisilk. of that nama refitted and pat an beState Public School—Jenka, Mitchell, Fish. committee of the whole, with Poland in the Geological Survey of the Stale—Ficb, War­ RAILRIAD HTKLLIQKXCR. ehaif, on the Indian Appropriation bill, which ren, Boiee. ’ appropriates •4,A»3,5O;. After > long dxacttTStats Capitol and Public Buildinga—Greu- through town healed by a brass baud ( laying bIoq, and without miking much progress on Tati Wayne, Mundo and Cincinnati railroad, “H m», Sweet Hom'." Mr. ElUott, propria:Naw Orleans, Hu Louis and Chicago railroads the UH, the committee ruse,.and the House Blate Library—Thomae, Webber, Oook. adjourned at & o'clock. fifteen paaeengerw received injuno*. Expiring Laws—Hawkins, Fanebar, Jones. and ln>metera a supper in the evening, which —A am-.Il uitro-g4yoern>e factory on an for the purpose of establishing a etumehip Constitutional Amccalmcnta—Huntington, waa mostly occupied in debate on Louisiana Mtend in the Notiff River, near New York city, litre between No* Orisana and Liverpool. Cook, Morse. Bules and Joint Bules—Osborn, Botas, ■ ' I ORRIGR. ly killed. King Alfwneo ha* arrived in Hpaln, Laving -Michael MurptJy and hia two children were Engrossment and Enrollment of Ihlia— in sesoion bat a abort time, and adj oarood Tipton obtained the floor, bet st the request of froxeh to'detah at jfiagora, Canids, during Warren, Wells. Cobb. without tra-iaaeting any businoM. cordwl an euthusiaatic reception. ' Conkling he gave way-to allow the reading of Hupphes and Miacelkueoua Exjiensov of Houk Io the bouse a Joint re»okil»o«i was —Tlio ofhje of Captain-General of Cuba has •200,000 worth of property Spanliib-Ccuix J of Miuiaters. was then read,and the Senate, after executive rttfodrawa — It la announced th.t the rab-eommltte* tag. objected to the rendition® of the last atmetion of a break water at Cleveland, Ohio. Doti Carlos will. contiauo hostilities ioRluii. baa d« Lted t ; sustain President Grant ' priaty •17,060, to be expended in fish propaga­ tion under the direction of Hponrer F. —A Waslunr*0 dWMti* th the Ghtoege ‘hreebsa beeoaa extraordinary thaw tbroug’htevxaore: • of Um local papers say* . Europe. TU relaxation of prices ia political disaUUtise Adjourned. soldiers and Bailors of ths war of 1812, and io Abraham Linoiin.' 1 city wae ilumiualel. band* playing In tbe lion asking C 'ngreae io create an additional WsiAiaa, Goodyear, Little. United State* Judicial outwit in the Upper State Affairs—Rich, Briggs, Bailey, Holton, Wood. Judidary-Parker, Huggett, F. O- Clark, Hunt. Itanaom. beyond the announcement of the standing Harbors—Wilson, Loe, H i ward, Churchill, committwee. Carry. E. A. Brown. Little, Northrop. Houston, Holloa, Eilbourno. land. Potter, Hoctsler. Internal Imprurementa— Hale, Ludington. Public Lands—Bngga, Billings, I. Green, AsriouHuxe—W.s‘, Van Akso, Ley, Barria, Bobinaon, Hackee, Wbitnty. BdocUon-nAT. v„ CaU, H-rtx'er. Roods and Bridgea-Ilewitt, Gerriah, Grei­ ner, Smith. Sebat .tor. Agrtoullurel Cultora-Copley, Towpeeud. Neff, Bioadict, E A. Brown. A Joint aanendmeut to IM prohibitory !««•■» c auseef the (tobstixatiou, doing sway with prohibition Michigan... .The HouM^fxeet a ie*atev°" asking Cengtea* to eatahlwKAUoited Stpm District Court for th® Upper ItotfaMNUk?... Resolnttana were adopted reape«*iE>4hu Jones, Fish, Greuaet and Redfield are* apspecial commiltt are anti-Pruhitotioniaia. P. is ;ipM* Abet the fight on thia question vnil uul be.sgmmenced until after tn® races*. , ,w Nvnre—Bills Introduced: By HabbaaUgrc- enforcement S*. and to collect penalof all dog* ndtMlfaeSd; record shall receive eeventv-five’ cents per day, and w.tne/sea in Jmnaee*' again®l the renewal ot any redproq ly Itextv with Canada, and Baking the Senators end ReprraentaUvee In the Legiulslure to en­ deavor to prevent tho ado;»ti<>n of any xseb treaty at Washington A maroons!.. was received from th* National Board of Trade, cerning railways, and eapeciallj of carrying.freights largely b diatiuct from tho railway hues.. taggarly salary of 61,500 per annum. FxtDfT, Jan. 15.—Nrauto—A Joi^ireaolu lion pr 'Tiding for the aabmlseion of an amendment to tho Convt tution, to repeal (he Prohibition ctauae was introduced.... Peti­ tion* to tax eh urob property, to elect Coat ty Superintecdente of Poor, and ta repeal the two-mill tax. were presentedHouse—The Breaker .appointed niiiatoeg • memberw-elect aa a committee on ro-apf^rtioning th® State into CongroMiona! districts, according to tli® c*n»na of 1874—two from each Congrosaioual district, and on* at large. . . .Meeara. R«mer. Weet, E. H. Green, Churchill. Livirg-lon, Knight and Holland were appointed a select committee to consid­ er all questions and petitions relative to the liquor quesUon. Two < f the geutlemon are rrubibittontota and five liquor men. BartrUMT, Jan. 13—Senate-Bill® intro­ duced : For a general revision of the law con­ cerning fire and marine insurance oompanlo® ; tu Lax and rsculala the linuor traffic. ' naeoea m civil cases was reported unfavorably upon by ths committee, and tabled . A bill was introduced io afford additional protection to hotel keepers. A WORAR’S VENaRARCH. The latest story of woman’s love and be'rayal and elaborate vengeance cornea from Sicily. Tho circus and menagrrio there is there about the same as here, and among the attraction® of the show, aa in this country, the spectacle of somebody going into a cage of Lions and lashing tbe beasts about is one which pleases the carnivorous popu'xtce. In one troupe tho heroine of this iaci'dent, a young woman named Florina^ was the person who acted the part of lion-tamer. She had a lover, and she had learned that ho was untrue io her, having become enamored of ttnothA woman. Then Mme. Florina planned and executed a revenge on the faithless youth which was equally artistic, dra­ matic and complete. There had betxi a performance of unusual briUiattoy, in which Florina had conducted hsraalf bo boldly among her dangerous pete that tbe people were wild with enthnsissm. She strode about au.ong the howling beasts like Diana, and forced them by the fierce light in her eyes to submit to cruel lashings and to lie sup­ pl i cat in gly at her feet The audience, sated with even such a spectacle, finally withdrew, but Florina remained in the cage, and the lions still lay reailesdy at her feet. She finally stepped to the door and called to her lover. lie came, and the conversation which ensued was very much io the point. “ Do yon love msF’ queried the girl. Tbs young man responded in ths afflrmafitva. (< Do yon know that I should die if you loved another V' said she, " but I should first kill you," she added. “How?" said he. “ Thus,” was the response of thu jealous womsn, at ^he threw herself against him, precipitating him into the cage, aud at the same tima lashing the inf nriaied boasts with her whip. Tbe •■•ven appointed, ga'd'ng the rubjei dogs, and requiring all boeoetd numbered colters....Green, ot utes from the time he was intnxlnosd to them they had torn tbs young fellow in pieces, and ao conducted them eelres gsnerally that the keeper felt there wm river... .BUbnga, of meet. Fk<r n>» mrsm tested no a; mptoms of rwgrwt. I.o At the. oa»e from • purely arilictel Biudt mou«y system—Dnn, or b® Wmpxbdat, J|J, M.-Ba»fc -A Joint r*o- �--------------------------- their 410G 44.OJ FRJDAV K. *rd of M.M 6250 fHwriffuw, 8.P.Cndy ixp. r»p'n< Jail and Karby Cuvmty, Ci.krk'« Orricx / 21AM. 1X00 1X00 T >r B-tfird uf -Superviattra fur Bar f mrl pum»M >0 »dj«in>- o,, ra,Mjo„ „f EmOTy <le> l.y lb. Cb.trw.n, D.vkI G IWb- j t)„ lmJ1„n „r KragIr, v, „ , . . , . < . 1...III cllrJ l.y lb. clerk. ■ aorotint No. 16, was taken from the Mera | ,u omiluul claimi <t. On nurfi-Ni ut Supervisor Day the Ou •notion of Supervisor Emory, Mssawcc Coa.millee, to wit : Adnrn lhe rr|«ort was adapted. EEkMI. Fkma Ils Brown. Orson Dun Ou motion of Supervisor Dawson, the Resolution offered by Supervisor Day. with reference-lo claim against Manistee county was laken from lhe ___________ __ ____________ of QleMMKH of Supervisors, who went Supervisor Day asked, and on mo­ to his sis lee, by auihonly of the tion wna granted leave ‘Io withdraw County Treasurer tu look alter the said msolutiou. chuni the County of Barry has against Supervisor Elliot, offered the fol­ the County ol Manistee fur expense* tneurred in the trial of George Van­ lowing Resolution: derpool, made a verbal report, and submitted a certified copy ol the Manialee jCouRly. all by'resolution, re pud i proceedings of the Board u! Supurvisors of Manistee County with ref erence to the same, which ou motion There- Supervisor Day offered the follow ing resohition: tbai David G Hmolyep, By this Board, that -the l-rorecuilag Atlornry shall, with the advice Kobin- an t eoBssnt of It. G Robinson, Chrirmnn said elaii On muiioti ol Supervisor Henry jBwwn. the Resolution was laid on the table. George M- Dowry itrenented an account of $11,00 (or ndjitioiial |my ftw (winling calendars for February, May and Mtglist terms of 1874, and Supervisor Henry Brown, moved jhnt the account l>e allowed at the amount claimed, which moliovPdid not prevail, by Yni and Nayr, as follows: Yen*—Heury Brown, Day. Dew ry Hoyt, Jordan, Keagle, Ptlillipa and Welker—8. Nafit—Mr. Armour, Bartram, Pie: ales Brown Dawson, Dunham, Elli •at, Emory, Fuller, Perkins and Chairman.—10 ' The account of D. G Robinson and 9 others were presented, nnd on motion of Supervisor Henry Brown, were referred to the Committee un Claims. On motion of Supervisor Emory. Board adjourned until \o morrow morning al the hour of b 12 o’clock. \\ h. 11 Puwkcv, Clerk. On motion of Supervisor Phillips, the reaoluitou was unanimously Tuubsday Mobxino, | adopted. ■ January 7, 187$. J Ou mutton of Supervisor Phillips, Board met phrsuant to adjourn­ Board adjourned until tomorrow ment, roll called, quorum present. morning nt the hour of 8.1-2 o’clock. After the reading of the Journal, Wm.IL Powers. Board proceeded to business. Clerk. The account of R. J, Grant and 9 others were presented, and on mo­ WKDXBSDAr MoB.NINO,) tion uf ^Supervisor Phillipps were .Jan. 6, 1875 J referred to the Committee on Claims. On motion of Supervisor Phillipps Board met pursuant to adjourn­ ment. Roll called. Quorum pres­ account No. 26 was taken from the ent. After reading the Journal, table. Supervisor Phillipps moved that B«Kird proceeded lo business. Tile account of Wm. L. Cobb, and account No. 26 be allowed at the seven others were prevenletl, Rud OU amount named. Motion did not prevail. moiioti of Supervisor Henry Brown, On motion of Sitpcvisor Dewey were referred to the Committee on account No. 26 was referred back to Claims. The Committee being at work, on the Committee on Claims. On motion of Supervisor Elliot, motion of Supervisor Emory, Boird Board adjourned until 1: 30 P. M. adjourned uulil 1 ;30 r m. Wm. H. Powers, Clerk. Wm. 11 Powsas, Clerk. ArrsnxooN Session, 1:30 r. m. Board met pursuant to adjourn­ ment Roll called. Quorum pres ent. Board proceeded to business. Tub»oay Mobxino.) The Committee on Claims further Jan.’ 5th. 1875. Ji reported, through their Chairman, BoonI met pursuant to adjourn Supervisor Day. lliat they had nieut. Roll called. Members all examined the following accounts, prravut. After the reading of the and would recommend their allow­ Journal, Board proceeded to busineas. ance ns follows: Sii|M<rvikur Emury, moved that the Slieriff be allowed the sum of S-365J0 io pay services of turnkey for the 17 Milo T. Wheelei, postage. woo’, <<e.$36 42 39 42 rear of 1874, and 835.00 for keeping 18 Geo Mc '.itmick, Deputy the Jail Record for lhe same year, bhsriffsf.j 14 74 It 75 which motion prevailed by Yeas aud 19 ” " •• ’• 47 M 45 13 Nays aa follows: Yeas—Mr. Aimour, Bartram, 21 " ■’ Dep. Sheriff fee-, 74 75 M 15 Brown Pleiades, Dawson. Dewey, 22 John iiotcbkua, postage, 23 54 .3 54 Elliott; Emory, Fuller, Huyi. Jordan, Keagle, Perkins, Phi lips, Walker and Chairman—15. Nnya—Mr. Henry Brown, Day and Dunham—-3 Or. motion of Supervisor Elli tt. Board adjourned until 1: 30 P. M. Wm.H. Powkbs. Clerk ArTKRNooN Session* 1,30 1*. M. Board convened pursuant to ail j-nimment. Roll -calied. Members eall present, except Supervuor Ar *roour. On motion of Supervisor Elliott, indefinite leave of absence was gruel rd Supervisor Armour ou account of sickness. 'Pbe Committee on Miscellaneous Claims through their Chairman, Supervisor Day. reported that they had examined the following accounts, and would recommend their allowam e aa follows : S2 Gruhle * Bunel hardware 20 74 20 74 ■ ’ 34 J. H. McKeviU, ntuuding . court----------------------- -------- 7 00 7 00( On motion of Supervisor Emo y the report was accepted. On motion of Supervisor Etacry accounts No 23, 25 and 26 were taken from the report and hid on the table. . On motion'the report as amended was adopted. On motion of Supervisor Emory the account of Dr. 11. Tremayne in claim No 25 was allowed nt $10 instead of the sum of $1100 as chimed, and the account ol Geo. DBarden in said claim was allowed ot the sum of one dollar as claimed. On motion account No 23 was laken Irom tl^e tabla Supervisor Emory moved that account No. 23 be allowed at >28.00 which miMiun did not prevail. On motion of Supervisor Jordan, ti<c Board adjourned until to-morrow morning at the hour of 8 1-2 o,clock. Wm. H. Powers, Clork. On motion of Supervisor Bartram, the report was accepted. On motion of Supervisor Henry Brown, the rejiort was adopted. 'Die comuiit'ees being al work, on motion of Supervisor Dunham, Board adjourned until 7 o.clodk this evening. . Wm. II. Powers, Clerk. Evening Session 7 P. M. Board met pursuant to adjourn­ ment, roll called, quorum pres at. Board proceeded to Ixistoess. The Committee appointed to set­ tle with the County Treasnrer for llie year ending Dec. 31. A. D. 1874, have discharged their daty, and beg leave to report as follows, to wit: 1874. 43 68 3o 174 00 Couaty fees of Clerk To cash from 8up<a of Poor t> William Clifford. ... 80 61 HU 61 inuo » Eiibn Chipman. Juaiiee fee*. 8 W 8.16 2.W 5.3U 3.60 On motion of Supervisor Emory the rrj<wi w*» acceptetl. Ou iiM»tkm of SupetvMot Elliott, account N*. 1 laken bum lite re­ port and laid un the table nun! tb>« < vetting. On motion of. Supervisor Emory, tbe report wax adapted. The account of Milo T. Wheeler, and 24 otbeis was perst-uted, apd un motion of Supervisor Elliott, were re­ ferred to the Gmimi'lee on C1amt*<. The Cotnmitteecs bring at work, on motion of Su|*ervta«>r E>!i«)4t,Bowed adjotmied until 7 o’clock thia even­ ingW«. II. Puwmrs, Clerk. Evbxiko Session, 7 r. m. Board convened pttrsnnni to »djuurorienL Members all present, exopt Sitperviaor Armour, Williain R. Guodyuai, Mayor of lhe Ci'y of Hastincs appearing a* a member »»f the Btriid. B nrd |>roeeeded lobttsi- Total 44 25 00 46 $38,441 W 46 for Sept, of Schools 14.95 disal'd Robert Mitchel meats for jurors.... 83.50 83.60 -___________ M_____ 2.B7 2.97 Smith Sanford, deputy Sheriff fere.------- ----------------- 8-00 8.00 Wm. Unjohn, mcdirel .ervie.« and livery--- ------------- 17.60 12.50 Dennis A Holmes, printing tor Judge of proltale----- ------ 3.00 3.00 IbBng.Bras. Boobs 84.00 64 00 Dennis A Holmes publishing o4Rekl esovass rtc------------ 48.00 47.00 K. J. Grant, merchandise... 1270 1X70 47 $4,300 60 48 •• By du 2.395 34 •• By - --------do 2.290 92 49 •' by d« D Mssortka's 19,629 39 du X Assylum du 1.538 M ritMMeo... 1.00 4.00 da F Cuuafy da 4.278 «7 ■/ du Q Drain do 209 94 62 Samuel Jones, oonstable fees 4.60 4.00 On motion of Supervisor Emury 635 22 418 48 tho report wan accepted. By do J Cnuvi On motion of Supervuor Henry By do KCoiu Brown, accounts No. 36, 39 and 42 By cash to balance were taken from the report. S3M.45I On mutioc uf Siqiervisor Emory, 1873 the re|>ort was ad op led. Ou motion of Suf»ervisor Keagle, All of which i» res r submit; account No. 36 wna disallowed. led. and aak tu be ed from Ou motion uf Supervisor Emory, ihe further cousin ration of the sub­ account No. 39 was laid on lhe table. ject , Supervisor Perkins moved that ! account No. 42 be allowed at the ■ A* Elliot, Chairman. .I amount claimed. Which m tion did, not prevail. On motion of Supervisor Keagle,; lhe re{M>ri was n cepled aud adopted j Mayor Goodyear moved that acSupervisor Day offered the follow- j count Nc. 42 be allowed ul $36 80 ing reso utiou : ; which mutton prevailed by yeas and Iletoletd, IB: the Board of Supcrvi- nays as follows: sura, of the County of Barry, that i Yeas—Brown, Henry. Brown, from and after lhe |<ussage of this ’ Pleiades, Dawson, Dewey, Dunham, rraohilion, the SheriffDcput y Sheriff* EH»ut, Goodyear. lioyl, Keagle, Per­ nod Conutablet, shall nut i o allowed ; kius and Chairman. anv Aailroud fare or Hotel lulls | Nays—Bull ram, Day Emory, Fullonly when sctua'ly coneying priwn-1 er, Jordan, Phillips anil Walker. OF THE OLD BELLI BLE ---------Ou notion of Supervisor Elliott, account No. W was Allowed st $8 00 iaaUadof $10- 0« motion of Hu perv ibut Phillipa »eOn motion of Supcrviaor Phillipa noeonal IS NOW OFFERING KVKjriso Bxruox, 7 r. m. Board met pureuacl io adjournment. Roll called, quorum present. Board proceeded to bmineas. chairman, Sopervi.or Day. reported that 56 Guy R. Durfee a 8ve others On motion of Supervisor Emory, Board adjourned until to-morrow morning at tbe hour of 8} o'clock. Milo T. Wheeler, County Treasurer, pre- 100 Champion Cross Cut Saws at 50 cents per foot, for cash, 50 New Star Saws at 80 cents per foot, foes, amounting to $222.W>. and would rec­ ommend that it bn allowed at the saaa of $172.08. ‘ laid on the table until to-mjrrow morning. On motion of Stipe visor Henry Brown, the report was adopted. • CASH HARDWARE HOUSE! 8uperti»or Perktaa. Board 54 8. C. Prindle, blanks and express...... ......-....... . AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN THE HARDWARE AND TINWARE LINE! At Greatly Reduced Prices for Cash. Satusdat Measure, January 0, 1876. Board met pursuant lo adjournment. Roll called, quorum present. After lhe reading of the Journal, Board proceeded to hueineas. A FULL LINE OF THE NEW taken from tbe table. On motion of Supervisor Henry Brown, MICHIGAN STOVE CO.'S STOVES! nare, was presented to the Board in comUoe of tbe whole, and Supervisor Phillips moved that it be allowed at the sum of $48 1, that being Motion did i offered the following five hundred dollars, re-peciively. with J. resolution: C. 8. Burton, as sureties thereto; which on motion of Supervisor Elliott, was approved. William H. Powers, County Clerk, pre­ sented hb bonds as said County Clark and Regiftler in Chancery, for the years 1876 a HEFT CONSTANTLY ON MANB. 40 of the INew Excelsior Oottatre Stoves le were approved. On notion of Superviior Elliott, ths rcso John Q. Creasy, the Sheriff ehet, preaent- lutloa was laid on the table. 1 his bond as Sheriff for the year 1875. in Pay Roll of tbe Board of Supervisors for io sum of ten thousand dollars, with D. January Sermon, A. D. 1876. Allofl, and Geo. Holden as sureties thereto, Dot. Ci a which on motiop of Supervisor Perkins was approved. Willkm L Cobb, oue of tbe Circuit C< urt Commissioners elect, pretente<l hk bond as such Cireuit Court Commissioner for the years 1875 and 187S, ia the eus-of three thousand dollars, with Orrin Leonard and Klllotl Adam Bcnj. 8. Dibbls as sureties thereto, which, on motion of Supervisor Emory, was ap­ Goodyear William 8(M»ycr) proved . Hoyt Z»bal«> B Edward A. Holbrook, one of tbe Cireuit years 1875 and 1876, in tbe sum of thee.tbuuaand dollars, with Win. H. Hayford and C. G. Holbrook as auretina thereto, which, on motion of Mayor Goodyear, was approved. On motion of Supervisor Pltillioa.ihe Proe ecuting Attorney was authorixe-i and direc­ ted to purcbaae at the expense of the coun­ ty, a suitable blank book lo be u?eU in keep­ ing a record of the criminal proceedings of the county. On motion of Superviaor Bartram, ac­ count No. 1 -was taken from the table. Supervisor Dawson moved that said ac­ count be disallowed, which motion did not prevail, by yeas and nays, as follows : * Yeas—Brown Pleiades, Day, Dawson, Dunham, Elliott, Fuller, Jordan, Petkins. Afternoon Session, 1 :30 P. M. Board met pursuant to adjourn­ ment, roll called, quorum present Board proceeded In business. Supervisor Emury presented the petition of Sydney P. Pool, of the Township of Assyria, asking the Cuuaty'to reimburse him far money expended in the arrest uf one How­ ard Ells who stole a home from said Sidney P. Poo! in August 1870, which on motion of Super'isor Kvagk- was accepted and laid on the Nays—Mr Bart rem. Brown Henry, Dew­ table until this evening. ey, Emory. Hoyt, Goodyear, Keagle, Fillip■ Supervisor Perkins offered the and Walker—9. A brent—A. M. Artnout. following resolution: Bupervbor Walker moved that each of the HewlceH, That the Sheriffof Barry Superintendeura of Foor, be allowed the aum Cuuuty be, and is hereby amhorixed of ten dollars for balance of salary for 1874, to dispose of the old cook stove which motion did not prevail, by yeas and at jail and apply tbe proceeds nays, as follows : Yeas—Mr. Bartreut*. Brown Henry, Dew­ towards a new one, ns the present one is nut deemed safe and propc; ey, Hoyt, Goodyear. Keagle, Ferkins, Phil­ lips, and Walker,—3 fur the house. Nays—Brown Pleiades, Day, Dawson, Supervisor Emory moved that the Ihinbsm, EUioU, Emery, Jordan, and Resolution l>e adopted. eh airman,—9. Absent— Mr. Armour. Motion did not prevail. Supervisor Emory moved that Superinten­ The committee on Claims thrauh dents of the Poor, Bidelmau and Pratt each their Chairman, Supervisor Day, bo allowed $10 balance of salary for the further reported that they had exam-' year 1874. iued the following accounts and would recfmmend their allowance Hon of Supervisor Emory, by allowing the Superintendents of Poor for balance of sal­ as follows: ary for 1874. M follows: J. M. Nevins $i5, S. J. Bidieman $10, and D. B. Pratt $5, which motion did not prevail by yeas and 85 Wm. M. 8eodder, Deputy nays as follows: Sheriff feea---- —----- $30 87 3O.C7 Yeas—Mr. Bartram, Goodyear a Hoyt—3. 36 Philip W. Niskem. print's 22,15 r’fd b*k Nays- Brown Henry. Brown Pleiades, 87 G*o. M. Dewy publishing Dav, Dawaen, Elliott, Emory, roller, Jor­ official eanvaas^^........ 45.00 45.00 dan. Keagle, Perkins, Phillipa, Walker and chairman,—15. uu . uu iwiw, vi .urmora Absent—Mr Armour. . election. Tbe original motion did not prevail by 40 I. W. Vrooman, attending yeas and nays aa fotlowe; sick prkouer...20.00 refer’d 2,165 05 701 08 1 J. M. Nevins, 8. i. Btdlaman and ______ __ $6.7.U0 2 P. G. Bobiason, ex pea** to Meuktee 18.69 18.611 BmMun ed until Seven o’clock aing. ’ • Wm. H. Powers, Clerk. Evening Session. 7 P. M. Board met inifauant to adjourn­ ment, roll called, quorum -present, Board proceeded lo business. On motion uf Supervisor Emory the petition of Sidney P. Poo! wm taken from the table. Supervisor Dewey moved that lhe reward of cue hundred dollars offered by Pool for the arrest of the thief whoa'ole his horse in August, 1870, be paid by the County of Barry. Which motion did not prevail. The Committee on Claims through their Chairmsn, Supervisor Day, further re|»orted that they bad exam­ ined lhe following accounts and would recommend their allowance as foltows: HoMeoon David O tSroraiw aud grorisiw, Having Ailed my store with a fresh stock of choice GROCERIES. C. C. WOLCOTT. CASH. C $2O3OOO. OO I Reeekrt at lhe And in fact every thing usually kept in a C. O. D. Store »t A. TRUMAN, FIRST-C LASS $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, Grocery aofl Provision Store ? Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. I have a foil line of BIG PILE OF GOODS Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Tints, Caps, Horse Blaukets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear^ Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY ! Country Produce. ttz* In connection with my More Hu Itogkcrt Price Paid for Holer an d Pelts. tar $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes. Which I am bound to sell 10 per Ce»t Lotrei than any other House in town. remember the place- Red Sign, No. 1 Board met pursuant l»> adjournment. Holl as to get GLASSWARE, GOOD MEATS’ 28 00 28.00 bo Crockery. 58 Chas. & Geo- Pritchard, 61 Isaac 8wsrth on’, coast's M will do well to call and secure their orders early, them in season. No.l MEAT MARKET! NMW C. C. POSTS PAT. EUREKA SAP SPOILS, FOR ANYTHING IX THE LISE OF 10:80 A. MBoard convened and called to order by tbe chairman, Boa/d proceeded to busineas. The eomsniltee on claims through their chairman further reported that they had examinod the B-lUwlng acoonntx, and would When can always be found a fresh stock of recoommend their allowance as follows: 10.00 Sap Pans and "Bnokets 0OWE DOWS TO Friday Monxixn, January 8. 1875. Board met punuant to adjournment. Roll 69 C. Rusnell, medical aerv. ALL PARTIES WANTING West aide of Main street, Nashville. The Highest Price Always Paid for Ou motion of Supervuor Dewey. Board took a rocesa until half past ten o'clock. X • There being no farther business before the Board, on motion of Supervisor Day, Board adjouread, without day. D. G. Ronpsox, Ctairaan. [Attest] Wm. H. Powsu, Clerk. Brown Pleiad*. Diwwn, Dewey, Dunhaw, Eitinti, Fuller. Hoyt. Jordan, K*4gU, Par­ kins, aa-i Phmipa,—18. Abeeut—Mr. Araeor. Op ajolion of Supcrviaor Day, account I wish to inform the public that I will sell a No. 1 waa kid on I he Uhle tndefi.oitdy. Soperriior Dawson moved that Supervisor Elliott be appointed 4 committee to dratt a pXiiien to tbe Legislature asking that body to amend the charter of the eity of Hastings FOR A bieh notion prevailed. Oa notion the Board adjourned until toiorrow morning at the hour of 8} o'clock. sold .already this season. • r. I> I K H A JI Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. X. A. TRUMAN. �LOCAL MATTE rornai doMo t -fitef’ • tbieweekT "«* “• - A*. Suicr of N— .rtiTii.» •». JAN. St, ISIS - MILL! BSl. Mach iae Need tea al 1 W. A. AYLSWORTH, Proy’r. Moving roamvod Mo Hnoh T»r»»«w»rtiT. ■ Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents' Fu rn ishing * Goods, March 2nd ou the application of de­ fendant’s attorney. Tins suit was brought by Lewis Durk<;c, adminis­ tht hvuH of G. A- DHteqbeck, in tha north ■9L. PICKLES, in white wine vinegar, estate of Daniel W. by I'ilkn’JS® tie thief, captured, watch a 1 Dicxixsoxa Russell, agaiult Peter Hirtom, to r« covered and 'thief taken tu the county recover certain personal property, jail to await trial. Thme facte vye learn ■ which the said Uartom . had in his from llie Journal. Hnmte- trator of the * HOBBS, la the store af fl. B. Dictai, by ths 15th of March, give • Mr. RitMell at lhe titpe Mr. decease. lived in the h.corpn-nted into tha Illustrated Household they go to Doha Bros. fur anything in the Hartom had house of Mr. Ruasell ELEMENT SMITH. V _ l.AWYF sometime previous to ;his death, the. old gentieman boarding witu him for £A8TMAN A YOUNG, er fixings on the premises; but in a Airl. TL« January number is received mJ k replete with good things. Subjcrip- -------- ----J---------j the use of the house, furniture and oth­ very4ihort,space of time after Mr.Rus- Attorney* at Ea sells dealh, it was rumored that Mr. Hartom owned everything belonging JjEMBY. H. WOOD, to Mr. Russell, even to the house and Justice of the Pea ce, lot, whereupon it was deemed best by tins heirs to have an administrator appointed to look after thing*, accord­ LIEBHAU8ER, ingly Mr. Durkee was appointed, who TAILOR oummeucetl prosecuting- nt once, and has already recovered the title lo lhe real estate and‘will without doubt re­ PARADY, Manufacturer of cover a considerable portion of the personal property. Mr. Durkee has retained Mr. C_. Smith one of Bar- Early Wednesday morning Lu Biggs, from 8 T A N D FROM U KDE R. . TO CASH BUYERS। Sidlijr, Moildiogs, Be., Best Prints, 8 avd 9 cents, every description, kept constantly on Brown and lUeaduid Chiton, 8 4* 9 cto Of ' ■hand. Men’s Boots, $2.76 to 510, Men’s and Buys' Sails Clothing, from •8 to $30 a Suit ' Best Velveteens, 75 cents. Goad Waterproofs, 9 0 cts. tSr For Sale or Rent. Then Try My $1 Tea, Read them. • —Thomas Perkey expects to start up" by Roosler-squiuleye of tho Ver- for San Francisco next Monday. inontvilla Enterprise last week. We We wish him jt safe journey would outrage the feelings df our —Prof. J. IP Litnoreux will give rcsjiectable palions by publishing it, and therefore refrain from replying to a free lectnre at the Christian Church it Wo rfill acknowledge that as a this . evening. Subject: Ancient and Modern. History. All are invited. nasty, low, vulgar blackguard, Rooslcr-»M|iiinteye can beat us every time. But we wasn’t raised to it. foul and uasty to he —The ice houses ora being filled ATTENTION, ALL! GROCERIES! THAT IS THE AINSWORTH & BROOKS, pay the Highest Market Price for v RELIABLE HOUSE TRIUMPH BAKING POWDER I Ken OH, 15 cents per Galloi Wo will aell you As Cheap as they eai be Boaghl For everybody to buy their Il is too with ice. Boise Bros., Dancer nnd ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE Williams are creeling a largo one at CHOICE Wo also keep on hand and have for sale MRS. L. O. CROCKER MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! Alsu VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. GROCERIES! Crockery, Glassware & Lamps! Hating moved into my place. head bad. We never get the Jour­ nal until. Friday and wo print the News every Thursday night ’. And then as if wo would disgrace the BARBERanH HAIR DRESSER! sheet that works up nasty items out NASBVILLS, MlCU. of the "Troy Times,” “Days Doings" Shaving, ifair Cutting $ Dressing, Shampooing, the best of Oils used. the Unkb House. News by publishing anything from a and “New Sensation," for little chil­ dren to read and calls them locals. Tongs, get the hayseed out of your hair, aatl perltaps that swelling will Shop Just south of “let up" a little. 48 FALL MILLINERY GOODS I —We hopo our readers new contributor "Ab like Slain.* onr Hh next contribution will appear io next Mrs. M. STEBBINS or THE □DRESS LEAKING cm AND SMB. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE! We knew it.—When we got last week’s Nashville News, we knew Ba­ by Si rung would catch it,—he was getting loo smart and had to be'taken dawn a peg.. Consequently he was thoroughly spanked and put to bed. When -our reporter passed the house late in the evening, he heard Baby Strong’s nurse, as with foot on rocker she sang the familliar and quieting old song: Tho s|mnktiig he received that night will keep him pretty quiet for about six weeks — Vermont rille Etderprue. The above is a specimen of. tbe baby-twaddle, trundle-bed local* WnESBAS. Jonah B. Roscy and Rosetta C. llasey, h's wife, of Nashville, Barry county, Michigan.did on tho 14lh4ay of Au­ gust, A. D. 1871, make and execute to Hi­ ram Coe,-of the same place, a certain mort­ gage lo secure the payment of a certain note the Mme day made, and, whereas, the Mid mortgage was duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds, iu Barry Co., Michigan, on the 7th day sf Sept. Jr. D. 1871. in Liter ‘•Z,”cf mortgages, on page 8*J0, and, whereas, tberejs now due on said note nnd mortgage (he sum of Four Hundred and Ninety-one and 00-100 dollars, at thjs date, and default has been made in the payment of Mid snm'; Now, therefore, by reason of Mid default, the Mortgagee, by virtue of the power in •aid mortgage contained, will, on lhe twen­ tieth day of February, A. D. 1875, at the hosr of one o'clock, P. M. of saiu day, in the city of Hastings, at the north front doo of the court house, in Mid city (that being the place of holding tbe circuit court in and for Barry couniy, Michigan) sell the lands and promises described in said mortgage, or so touch thersof as may be necewary lo satisfy tho amount due thereon, and the reasonable costs and expenses, and aa At­ torney fee of twenty fivo dollars, stipulated “dished up" by the little pop-squizzle, weeks News and will be entitled half-witted, sorrell-topped Rooster of “Silveroairs Experience, or the Sad that twenty-eight paged primer—lhe Bcriptlon of the prtmrnM, as described in Results of an Attempt to Elevate Vermontville Polecat. •aid mortgage, are as follows: Village lots Woman to her Proper Sphere." No. one hundred and l«euty-«ix (126) and the undivided half of lou eighty-two MAICKJ1S1A. —On Saturday last, while Mrs. (82) and eighty-three (83), in lhe village of Dr. Young and Ada Nichols were Kellog, Mr. Delo* A. Green of Naahvi’h, Nashville, Barry county, Michigan, accord­ ing to the plat and the survey thereof. out riding, tho cut:nr was overturned and Min Ennioe E. Stephana of Heuvelton. Dated XuMIUe, Mtek.. Nav. 1SU>. 1874. El. Lawrence, 00. N. T. HIRAM COE, by striking a stump, near the mill, Il ia customary when •2BiarT‘*Ke notice is Clbxext Smith, Mortgagee. andjthe occupants thrown out Ada buded in to aend along a piece' of tbe Attorney for Mortgagee. 8-20 Nichols reoeiwed injuries that have confined her to her bed since. NEW STORE! Come to Our- Store ! 10,000 Price* to Of North Main St., Nashville, Nteh. MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER laftnuHfae public that they will FRESH MEATS/ etc. Give than a call un Weal side Maia Bl tho And sec for yourselves. THE YAMA8HIR0 (uncolored) Japan Tea, For 1^1Young Hyson Tea, 5Od». x Dry Goods CRACKERS Entire New Stock. By tho barret Everything belonging to the BAKERY GOODS Grocery, Crockery & Lamp Trade, Of every description. You will always find at A. W. ALLEN The Choicest Bread Has opened at the old stand of DOWNING Ever sold in NaAviUe, which ws think tbe A LITTLE, a complete slock of Pet pic can Appreciate. As Cheap for’ Ready Pay for younclvca. As Any Hou<t to Barry C«»ty. J) [BI Boots u* Shoes, OYSTERS Hats aid Caps ONE PRICE TO ALL. Celts’ FirilsMig Gm*s ®otrl and Restaurant Country Produce -always In connection with store. bought at the TOP of the Lodgings 4' Meals 25 ots. Market. Glares aa* Milteas, i Shawls, Fan, Carpets, Faaejr Gaads, KubTill., Ort. SIM, IBM. Call al Central House Sign. L. C. BOISE & CO. DAUGHERTY 3 A BOOSA. SEWING MACHINES NEW GOODS I FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! New .Stock of Goods'! JACOB LENTZ & SONS Manufacturer* and keep* on han HARD PAN PRICES! resolution CONSISTING OF they passed a few weeks ngo m re­ While wbMt, •• gard to the Vanderpool clafci. and M DRESS GOODS. make them hand over that little $3)000 James McCotter has a suburban Apples, • residence lo rent.— Vermontville En­ Peaehee, Driedterprise. Oniotu, • ••Will some one lake this item and a stick nnd figure out in the snow where the heart uf the eity of Ver­ montville ia?—(Nashville N«ws. quit arktng such foolish cpie.-lions when Nashville i* annexed ns tha eighth warii of the City of Vermontville.—(Vermontville Enter"Jes bo ! we wilt New ones to cal! and sec my announce that we shall open to go for those Manistee fellows aud make them, "chaw" H R DICKINSON. •ent na a briglu new duOar bill, which —Tbe Board of Supervisors have ami hsppiueaa attend the young couple in instructed the Prosecuting Attorney their journey through lifts. E. D. BITGOOD, rnoprietoa. Representing nearly every kind known to the trade, and lo you that indulge in the for- - bud Solomon Troxel arrested for as­ CUT FREE OF CHARGE! era infantum and Doo. Barbir might bs out sault and buttery and token to Has­ Rhe still retains lhe services of Miss of town.—[Hsetinge Journal. Oil!—ho—lio—ho—gu«h—whoop ! tings for triaL The trial was post­ DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. Spectacles-Tongs kis got the swell poned until a week from to-day. KABHION A.U L.HZ OTTE, STOCK Ready Made Clothing Is all new, and has been selected with great care and we warrant satisfaction. Ws would especially call attlcntion to our large AT PRICES CHEAPER THAN EVER, stock of AT THE DOWN TOWN STORE OF enlightened wants to sell his interest in tho Verwhich we ship and. retail at bottom prices. montvide Polecat for $250. In a year from to-day he will be glad lo give I would respect fully invite my old custom­ AINSWORTH Jc BROOKS. At it Aaatx.—The ‘-baby" gtrong of some one (if he can borrow it]. 8250 ers and Proprietors. the News is again filching news itemijrom the columns of the Journal, and attempting lo take the animal oifhis bands. called a high toned and —On Monday John Franck again DELL BARLOW, BOOTS AND SHOES Delivered at their LATH, a sheet we shut! hide our head in —Last Saturday Mr. 11. H. Wood SHINGLES, Collections a specialty. bharno and be no more worthy of the had an attack of Pulmonary Hem­ WATER LIME, respect of our patrons than Satan is orrhage; bleeding a quart. He is SALT, money to loan worthy of a pew in the Kingdom ol doing as well os could be expected, HAIR, Heaven. Such a paper may do for but is still quite low. • STUCCO, Vermontville but it wouldn’t do for —Already Rooster-Squinteye 4-C-, Nashville. Still Vermontville is FALL AND WINTER Tea Setts for 65 Cts. For.cjutt, or its equivalent, CORN, APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., General Conceyancing, Hu just received a complete assortment ot In nice Un cannlsten. Groceries, of Every descriptions, POTATOES. called a paper and will hereafter be known as the the hotel for their own and the pub­ Polecat. If we ever publish as dirty lic use. Suhrllle, Mlek. Yard wide Sheeting 9 cts. Experienced Workmen Knit Underskirts, HO cts. Employed. . . All kinds of produce taken in No. 1 Batts, 20 cents. exchange for Goods. of literature we ever read was "dished BLIHU CHIPMAJf, Mlw of the Peace, Other, ai • or lx-— I also manufacture Soft and Hard Wood All persons having unsettled accounts N.^ R— The public will please bear ' with lhe undersigned, will please call nnd in mind that this is no old shelf trom For lhe Wholesale and Retail Trade. found the family dhpalching flap jacks, Battle, them immediately, thereby.saving stock, but all weir, haring been bought with ths repidily ef a patent corn shelter themselves trouble and expense. I mean within 'the j>ast three months. Lathi and. Sliinjfles, Tuso. Maxsox. and informed them that their house was on business. PortiM having unsettled accounts All WM Hose, 45 cento per pair. with the late firm of Ayhworth A Falter, VST Saw and Planisg Mill east of tbe Will pleaac csU nnd settle the same st once , he buttered another pancake. • Yea; In the Depot, Nashville, Mich. . The Hotel sad Grocery Btore occupied by with roof!” replied they. wFire in the roof,” W, A AYLSWORTH. • 48 A. W. OLDS. echoed Ed, nahia masticators expanded to Dougherty A Roose, nnd known ns the Nashville, Jan. 1st, 1876. Central Mouse. Ha* all the convenience! of a modern boarding house. Terms easy. POUND, the cheapest place -------------- n._. ul Poneuion given after the 6th of April pjURRAH FOR grabbed the water paYl, ascended lhe stair­ nflxt. Apply, to 12 . CONRAD CLEVER, Nashville. way nnd subdued the fiery fiend, but if he And « Cent SOAP. don’t shingle up the hole lhe fire left be will not .bs compelled to carry snow and rain-water for the washing this winter. Old Town Rio, 25 and 28 Cento. ’ —Saw logs are brought to Olds The new firm o mill from fifteen and twenty miles The vilest, foulest nastyest ■ mess New*. ^TM. JONES, BEST PRINTS, Ip Cts, faction .guaranteed. Pressed Flooring through the roof of Edwin PortaUo’a house, yr Co.’e best lawyers, to assist him iu the settling uf lhe estate. Mr. Hartom F. Itaxcan, Proprietor. employes I. A. Holbrook of Hastings TCXHirVJUC. C-E. - »IlctalK»n. and Mr. Flint of this village to around defend. —We give tli.o full proceedings of the Board of Supervisors m to-days A NASTY MHEtt. JJNION.JIOUSE. — Bosse Bros. I WILL SELL Jh<AinKG, Hatching, Re-sawing, &c., L.VUSIL4L I.\D! €ENB!VTS Gwou Gueth and Low PriecsTeH! belonged to of his NEXT 30“DAYS ......... ' AU right; he'U find ««r spnra fuU grown. «0U CRYSTAL DBJPR'WJ emits at The r.plevm wit w^ieb was to. —[ Vermontvills Polecat Exactly; but it .<fon*t do to use PtCKlXSOXS. | hove come ofi on Tuesday, before •them un Dr. Parmenter; does it? fifflte What ia the use of p«yi»g a shiElng I Justice Chipman, was adjourned uutil I-OK THE HiSHNLLE FORI DRY I eeotnries after ytmr form has mold- dared in the ailent tomb, nnd then it Jacob Hoflman a weft lo do farmer, living south of uhe village' disposed of his dried fruit to Tmmau, ■ Friday. Be bad GW Iba uf < Together with a full awcrtmenl ot MIRROR8.PICTURE8. FRAMES GLOVES, CORSETS, ' Clocks, Spectacles, #c. vary wlMrutkJr w»rr»ulod m rqvrwuto AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS, &C.. AC.. ’SHAWLS, CASSIMKRIS, Baliy Cata aii PmaWatws i HATS, CAPS, Bti t it wilt be WOOD WOOD, —Mr DRESS TRIMMINGS, .1.AQ («, 1.76 ......... aS 45 ................ 0.15 -1,26 $1.60 -........ —0,20 Pirier, Library, Dinin, Office ui TERMS— Cash or Ready GEMEH6L FUNTUBEi Payl Plows, Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, Fair Dealiui ail Ln Pte TO EVERY ONE! C0FFK8 AKD CASKETS, 48 CHAB. W. DEMARAY Wtn B. CAVAGB > iSHOte COLUMN OPIUMS CAMBft Amu Don't forget the place,—-the Brawl Stere, opposite .Nichols. SHRQUDS AND OF ALL KINDS, INGS kept m* Whi.-h we aha!! offer *1 lhe lowest price*! Market wil warrant, and a* low, f<n I ALM WANT DOHE If THE SHORTEST NOTICE. W. H. KOCBER & Bra. Nashville �W;lh IS .U|X lot public favor are MWqmttod. A Bjurnrrt- Womak.—Th* peroopt- ...S __ . «_______ s- —k«*nsr .Special Message of President Grant. »U. B. Oturr. Exsctmrx Miaatox. January 13. 1875. Hia Response to the Senate « Requert iter demanded total set np s ciaim I. for Infbn&ntion. ipluted a Moody ooeflict with the White pte, MgCdid cm Ute Itth of Beptamhcr. vie of Louisiana gen*rally rMponsitie.-for thus alro.-i les would not bo just; bat I*, ia a tslaentabte fact that insr.pcreulo oteUuctiooa thereof, and latent on rsrumsnt by ftjres. mdms. turbulence and tho n«-pubMcan men. Woman knows thnlbeaut? mtoer than gy.niua ia worshiped by thcetenwr »< x. A maxi may talk with hia hne of the latter to hie lady-love, but thrkeenureis of tho woman knows that he U TJ1K rifiAXOfS. th inking of the former in his heart. All women have an innate deaire to plesae XAHCE Bn^, awn OrriM Boxlr. Sifooutheir 6eaur. They are fond « admira­ tjoxs to Marx rr Errxcrc'Ai.—Ux also tion, henou one of. their longings ui to be beautiful. Tbe grand secret of fe­ male beauty is health—the seoieC of Prwddeul Grint sent the following mes­ health ia tho power to eat, digest.and sage to tbe United States Henala, scoria- BMimitate a proper quantity of wholepamiog hie approval of ths now Finanie rome food. Take Vjuowam Bifjmw It will cleame the stomach, Mme the bill’: vital organs, give a perfect digestion, ptuify ihebluou, eJvai Up the complex ion and produce a state of mental and ccira* tny ■dgnaiure of approval. physical electricity which gives symme­ try ot form, bright eyes, white skin, gloery hair and a genuine typ® ®* Te’ male loveliners which no cosmetic can compare with. ■ 1® UntUVlOVI ui. uv< V. paper, of th" State riot only imrt.Oed tbomaswithout £cre, but douounoed m -Ftdarat tyranny knd despotism" tba aitempt of tbs United SUtos ifficers to bring them lo jealico. Fierce de­ and in euffictant number to change the ma­ jority. Nobody wm disturbed by the nnlitvy nunciations ring t lirougb the oouutry about uffloc-hohliug and election matleni in LoqiaMna, While dvcrv uno of tho Colfax miacreaiiU goes unshipped of Judice, and no way can bo found in Ibis laud of- boMted clvllixsilan al Christianity to purdah the perpetrators of Ibis bloody snd monstrous enmo. Not unlike thia wm th® maaaaero in August laid. Bavoral Northern young" then "f «!»•»»■ and enterprise bad started tha little and floarial:teg town of Oouaba tte; some of them ctviuxAiio.i vnai iu« mi mm. — degBt.orsre l in health and physique nnut uwy are bterally a race of invalids—pale, nervous, foohlo and back-achr. with only bare and there a few nobis exceptions in tbe persons of t. o r..bus', buxom ladi"- characteristic of tbe »ex am credibly informed that theso violent pro- view of the foregoing facta, WHliAm P. Kel­ logg, tbe Republican candidate for Governor, brought suit upon the equity side of lhe United Blates Circuit Court for Louisiana, and against Warmoth and others who had ob- tion, renro tent ing that votore of the State bad been for against the, defendants, which wan at cnoe wholly disregarded and treated with contempt I... *'--- |» I..... 3,**—till tbo Federal judiciary with the election of State officere, but it is to bo remembered that by tbs Fifteenth Amendment to tbo Constitu­ tion of the United Stases the political euasiiiy of colored cillxons is secured, aud under the second section of that amendment, pro­ viding that Congrota shall have power lc «m- away from tbotr homes and murdered in cold blood. No one baa been puniahsd, and tbe •* Cou»crvativo7 press of the Bute denounced all efforts to that end, ana boldly Justified the crime. : Many murders of a like character have been committed in individual casae. white cannot here be detailed. For example: T. H. Clif­ ford, Judge of tbo pariah, aud tbo Distrwt Attorney of tbq Twelfth Judicial Durtrict of tbe State, on their way to tbo court, were abu . from their' lioreo* by men in ambush on , he 8th of October, 1873, and tho wife of the krater, in a cumiuaulcation to tbs Departmout of Justice, tells a piteous tale of the al-.ogelher certain; nor fa it any more certain that bin c-unpclitor. NcEncry, was chosen. Tho election wm a gigantic fraud, and there are no reliable returns of ita result. Kr'logg —-X.l...---- --- - nr On tbe 30th of February. 1873, the Commit­ tee on Priviloger and Elections of the Senate made a rrp >rt in which they My that they are extiafted by tho teetimouy that tho mauipula- a id they add that to recoguixe the McEuery government would be rrcugnising a governmeut based upon fiend, in doSuuie of the wishes awd intentions of the voters of tha Hute. Assuming the oonectiMM of tbo Bistemente in tide report, and they seem vote tbo Radical ticket, to refuse to employ them st tho expiration of their present con­ trasts.” On the tamo day another largo body of persona published, in tbe same place, a paper in which' they need tbe following isnguage: ** We, tbo undersigned, merchants of tbo city of Shreveport, olive to tbe great Impcrtauco of securing a good and honest those ailmor is peculiar lo women. Dr. 1isw, of the World’s Diapenaaiy, Buffalo. N. Y , hM perfected,, by the com Wna-ion of certain vsgeUble extracts, a natural i->oelflc, wbleh bs does not extol m a cure-all, bqt ono which admirably falflila a eingleneae -of parooM. being a moat po.irive and nliat«e remedv for .... r I-2— -...1 -.1. i... • that .ffil-t WWIMO1, M, ..... --—J- - ---apt ci tic compound ia called Lr. Pierce a Favcriie Freooription. The following are among thow> diseases te which tide wonderful ma.JP cino has worked pares aa if by msgin and with a certainty never before attained by any medi­ cines: Weak tack, nervous and general de­ the L'ultrd States would, ia all probata lty,.ba ad* bility, falling and other displacements of in­ vssced tn price by adoptlcg this measure; but Uta ternal organs, retailing from dabJity ai'dlcck ailentton. cm work ao SnststS; u boYob*"qgy,*/- rwWtak—. ted, the Favorite Prescription effects cures— ..I_____ > _______ .13 t» ,1 h.m adopting ita use tba invalid lady may avoid that aovoreat of prdeala—tbe consulting of a family physician. Favorite Prescription ia time to time as tbe Interest amounts toons<|narter CHICAGO. Baxvx»—Cliolca Graded Blesrs, Ou the fUh of December last, Gov. Kellogg telegraphed to mo bis apprehensions that the Whtte League intended to make another at­ tack. Upon the same day 1 made the Toilow- •• Your dispatch of this date just received. Xi U exceedingly unpalatable to use troops In __________________ T_—* Ik. u,.>. ... IbO’itiea be nght, and then proceed with tho.r duties without apprehension of danger. If they aro than molcstod, tho question will 1-c determined whether the United Hi also is ablo advertisers IB.25J4.75; Flops—Fancy While Red Winter, P-Oft^iW. Wirxxr KiM; No. J Spring, M»»We: x KHa^Hc. RTS—Xo.X JU6SI.31. withdrawn from drculaUtm, thus eauelng a suflk ST. L0P1B. to make it toy duty, an dor tho Cooatitnlion EMPLOYMENT. bi my imporativo duty to act in anch b manner ao tho ! Constitution and laws of tbo United States required. I have repeatedly and earnoatly entreated tho people of the South to Hv» together in peace and greater pleasure than to see reconciliation and traiiqalllity everywhere prevail, and thereby icmove all necessity for tbe presence of troops among them. I regret, however, to say that MILWAUKEE. Baxi-KT-Xo. 2,»1.1X41-13CIXCIKNAT1. it would takes period probibly beyjud that Hard OAT»-6JaWc. hva-4U»d».10. PMS-Mwa, na.TSQtv.oo. LAM»-i3Ha!*He. , TOUtlKi. W«AT-«O. 1 Brd, gLOa&l.il ; Amber Mlchl- U-nE*E* FREE OurCATALOGVH Forl»75,or SEEDS-"” WESTERN GHOWH. FRESH----- Send yonr name to the largest DR.WHITTIEB, Xi SIT SL Qielu Sum-. St L«dx, Xs. NKKD FABMKBS IN TICK WENT. GLu. S. HASKELL & CO., Rockford. IU. nrrBorrx WRMT-Extrs, ■ ».13jk!J« ; Amber. K.CSC 133. Cons - tM'fc 0xT»-»«a«7e, CIXVELAKD. * to < xocute thair unlawful purposes, can bo perruiUod in that way to govern any part of thUcountry; nor can 1 nos with indifference Union men or Republicans Joatrac zsd, perse­ cuted and murdered on account of theix opinthe mlnt ln Pbllsd*lphls or Xew York city amount MARRIAGE GUIDE. cannot but think its inaction hM encouraged Assss’jifflaa-'tt doubted tliat ho would bare been killed. article of the Constitution of the United dor which they acted. Whether, in excluding bIiom parts of tboHtaio.the. of Gov.KalI’gg. «n1 on the 13th c tliat kit’d, a butchery a. ——— . tod at Colfax, which in bloodthirsUneei and ba: bardj ie hardly attrpM«ed by any acta of amage warfare. Topuitbeioatterbeyondcotitrovcr>y. I quote from thacharge of Judge Woods, of tbo Ubiudtitetes Circuit Court, to tbe jury in ruAhingu-n and Chariioo KW_ N nil DraggUt* ««>«! Deulci SENT FREE He information that tlUa to tbs office is undoubtedly bared on fraud, and in defiance of the wiahre and iatenUone ot tbe rotors of tbe Bute. Misin­ armed and mkjud^ing m to tbe nature and ally, hut it eaunot i-j-rasd. On the contrary, it is known that the still retain thilr the morning of the Gth of January. I d>d not *o!\?Vt* b?r*£Co/, MariXj. WANTED “C IMS e*. HaMarltyvaeanmaka ••.HUM- BIIITTUL" aarv. IJ North XlahUi Mtr««v Ct. Loata. Mo. Aaents $2,400 at' - Tint Ward an of the Ohio Penitentiary has dischgrged the prison doctor and detailed one of tbe conviota, who ia an educated physician, to perform the du­ ties. The Warden claims that thereby he vavea {1,500 a tear to the State, and besides la sure that the phyaician will ** always be within reach when needed.*’ Ax irate match importer of San Franoi«oo, bwearing mad at the duliai de­ manded on his vtntarr, went to the vessel which had jii* goods on board, and indignantly threw the whole 18,­ 000 boxes overboard. . Ox tho death'of one of England's UKJOt sold by auction, and among other tlvnn .1 a sealed pvekst. marked "A-lvloa l> Phi ctai.*,”- which brought a g >od prwo. 1 C ACU|ni\l<ir Illustrated Pattern Bazaar." I non IV I1U 1 TheSmiths only M.c-.lnr xb.t IMPORTS STYLES ••»<* SELLS Fat tern. or them. Only fl.lQa > ear, with nc|uz4d r>cr“£•=■ D two <■* fmith’s instant dress oeLb Urlrlz.lrtn llevatoks,^ tbeFaiionofuu.iM-.unh tltul OVERSKIRT, V.H1* CloiU Model, oiil bo C'vn.FREE, ua n 1’reflK mltim, lo tbe who will CUT THIS OUT, aud wad it wiiV u><hr .i;b•eriptlon te tba “BAZAAR." N-> poatnge ou the .TlacazXno next year! “ GRANGERS ’- ” -rnd for onr toran. ftempj. roe». g 4 ere. ■M “ Snilth'n 3u*trnetlou Bool., or Secrets of Mress-3.nk lcB,” KMK 10 Cents. Catalogue mM ter one Stamp. ITIIWUI aan**oaa1 ■Kl5^ A. BURDETTE SMITH, THE ORIGINAL AGENTS WANTED H MAT70KAL HOUSE THiT»rJsrer*’r*« vxiow.tnueniro. tn. RMKKS, ’ attempted protection yxlVlXUSTOMSC ”, anthastte; i tresk boo*. Frl«-« suits'! IHeSS. B. B. Il’DlLL, Faktlsksr, Bostoa, Mam. Flftomi boards. and Tax moat atylis) collar that ia worn Wr. rereived a very pleasant letter of ttiviks fn m nnr nW friend Kendall, since Ms Mfef liotdd withdrawn. . ADVERTISERS of tbe Returning Board for tbs said nieciioti which the Liver aud Viscera vifow, tn Bibutr DbeMaa. ' ' ' • ’ • The properties of Da. Wauob-* Vukoab BtTTKRA are Aperient, DiatteoreUci, Carntitisliro, Nutritfow*, Laxative. Wareuc, Sedative, Countef-Ijriteat, dudonfic. Altexr live, and Anti-Bilteur. nummary modes of procedure against them, Wilhoit h Fever axd Aomt Tonic.— which, though they cannot bo adopted, would, This mn.iicrio ia uved by couatruetion com- RIFUtK. saof-GUXS. PISTOU^ REVOLVERS, if legal, soon put an end to the troubles puiiea for the benefit of thtir employes, when and disorder te that State. engaged in malsnal dirtnets. The highest Jen. Sheridan wm looking at the fasts, and tevtlusoniaU have been given by contractors possibly not thinkingot proceedings which and by ih» Presidents or some of the leading .1. - U..XL. X ,l-~—• TVI..n would bo tho only proper ouea to pursue te It no longer profltable to buy fcr export, thereby _ timoe of peace—ho thought more of tbo utter loot AGENTS Terms' Bend for circular*. lawieoa condition of.society surrounding him neighborhood of swamna and river*. Wilboft'e at the time of bis dispatch and of what would Tonic elli prove a valuable addition to the prove a sure remedy. Ho novar propoeed to stock of medieltiM, and will amply reward tbo do any illegal ML nor expreasod a determinacompany te tho saving of'time, labor and Umu to niueuod Luyoutl wbat tbo law te tbo money. JVe rceomra-ud it to all. Wyrewvww. future might antborixo for tbo punishment of n er*pts leas tban lhe currency payments, thereby Fisx.ar A Co.. Proprietors, Now Orleans. the atrocities which have been comm-1ted, and For sale by all diuggiate. tho commission of which cannot be success­ fully denied. k The Noi.thwtmtkrn FIoiwE-N'An. Co.'fi Apply to. It is a deplorable fact that political crimes “ Finished " Nail la tho best te tho world. and murders have boon committed ts Louiriana which have gone unpunished, and which have been justified or apologised for, which TUB MARKKT&. must rest m a reproach upon tho State and MV YORK country long after tho present generation has paaeod away. 1 have no desire to have United <>f putting tut* law Into operailun, am! dunliilntilug Btalee troops Interfere in tbe dbmMtio con­ tela premlutn al tbv same rate until fltia} resump- »3.7S»4.2L Wxtxxi cerns of Louisiana or any other State. Uon m 18711. and who bad been declared not sleeted by tbe Board of Canvasaers Ui«t bad been recognirxl by all tbo courts to which tho qaettioo bed bssn submitted, undertook to subvert and overthrow tbe State government that had bncn been rrcoguixwl by mo in acconMnoe with previous projcdente. The rrcogulEBd Gover.ior wm driven from tbe Blate Houie, aud, but for hia finding shelter in tbo United Htates Cuatom Honro era who vole the Radical ticket in the coming qualities of Vimwjax inbrailnctha Ziak of every <li*ea« i!S4U-heir to. They oovering toniod m elected in tbe Huase, to use such means a* ware te bis power to defeat these lawless and revolutionary proceedings, is per­ haps a debatable question; but it is quite certain that-there woaid have been no trouble 1f those who now complain uf illegal interfer­ ence had allowed tbe Hoose to be organised in a Uwful aud regular manner. When those who inaugurate disorder and anarchy disavow a u aion man, a»u uuo«n> «xx«mu ,m- such — »proceedings, it will be timo enough to »eizo those who bad cotn nit ted.a crime which, condemn io u»o her language, “lott two Widows and- nave, nrc’ and desperate schemes. unto orphans <k»ol»ts ” Liont.-Geo. BUondau wm requested by mo To »ay thU tbo murder of a negro or.wt.po to go to Louisiana to obeorve aud report the Republican ie not considered a crime in Luu Liana, would probably bo unjust lo s great situation there, nod, if in bls opinion neeeo.isrt of tbo people; bat it ia true that a gr.-a*. sary. to sssumo tho command, which bo did. iiimbcrof Buch murders bars been comaiit- on tbe 4th insL, after tho legislative disturb­ ©d. and no one has boon pnulnUed therefor, ances bad occurred, at 0 o’clock io tbo even­ audit i« manifestly true tuat the spirit of ing, a number of hours after tbe disturbance. istred aud viclruce there is stronger than Nu party motives nor prejudices can res sonably be imputed to him, but, bouewtly con- livable. Then Is no provision preventing *fl actus* 1870, and amended in 1871, tbo object of •tioa of a small carrren al Npw Or­ which wm to prevent tbo denial or abridge­ leans barracks. It was a'ated that ment of tbo suffrage of citizens OB aeoonut of a cimpareriv,' s-ato of quiet had supervened; raoe. color or previous condition of servHndo, tbai tbe political excitement m lo LouiEiana and It hM been bald by all the Federal J ndges affairs ». remod to be dying < nt; but the Nobefore whom" tha question Um arisen, in­ v.mb«r election wm approaching, and it waa ’ eluding Justice Strong, of the Supremo uecrssary for party purposes that tbo flun > Court, that tho protection afforded by these abould be relighted. Acoriding y. on tbo Mih amendmeaU and these acts extends toBtato m weil as to otkqrdwttou-. That It is tbe duty qf tbe Federal Courts to fiuumatory proclamation, calling upon tbo enforce tho provieiona of the Constitution of militia of tboStete t-i arm, aaaomuio aud drive tbe United State* end tho laws passed in pur­ out tho “usurpers." as be designated Un> suance thereof is too clear for jpontrovorsy. cfllcers of the Blate. Trie White Loagacra, Section IS of said act, after numerous pro­ armed and ready for tho conflict, proaopily visions thoxete, to prevent an evreion of tbo responded. Ou tho sain© day tho Governor Fifteenth Amendment, provides that tho made a formal requiaition upou mo, tu purjuritdlction of the Circuit Court of the United auanoe of tbo act of 1795, and sec. 4, aruch*4. States shall extend to all caeca in law or equity of tbo Constitution, to aid in aupproreteg arixing under tho provisions cf raid aci and of domaede violeuco. On tho next day. 1 issued tho act amendatory thereof. Congress reems my preclAtnaUon, corn mand ng tho insurgents to havo taken prompt and cquiteblc m wall ks tu disperse within flvo daju from tbe date legal proceedings to prevent tbo denial of tuereef but before tbe proelamai ou WMpubLsTmI m Now Orleatin the organised aud armed forces roorgamxiiig a usurping goveinuwat, ba<l taken forcible posaoMion of tbo tho equitable mierpoeiiiou of lhe court, ©trio ll:-tuo aud temporarily subverted Uw no soeb case can arias under tho act. Thai the courts of lhe United Blatsa have the right to interfere in various ways with Bute elec­ tions, so M to maintain political equality and wita b’oid. All that wm desired in the .way of excitemsut bad been accomphahcd. comperauvoiy a now, sou to some it scorns to Prior to, and with a-view to, the late elec­ beaetarUiug, idea; bat it reunite as clearly tion ia Louisiana, white mtn associated theairnivee together in armed bodies, called ‘ White Loagure.” and at tho ranin time threats were mtde in tbo Dotnoerelic Journals of the State that tlio cl ecuon shoula bo csrof State laws upholding utercry results from tbe Thirteenth Amendment of th© Con­ rudatxinit tbo BcpuMicans at all bazaidv, stitution. While tbo Jurisdiction of thocourt which very naturally greatly alarmed tbo cjIorod voters. Bv section 8 of The act of Feb. 33. 1871. it is made tbo duty of United Brales Marshals and their deputies, at tbo pUU arA r-ut far- 11 “II tallVim in and tbe kindred case of Antoine were illeeal; but while they are so held and considered, it is not to be forgotten that tbe mandate of bls court bad been contemptuously defied, and and other offenses agaUiat tbu lava of Uie they were mxde while wild scenes of anarchy United Btatoe. and upon a requisition uf lhe were sweeping away all restraint of law and Marshal of Louisiana, and re view ot Mid order. DoubtleM tbe Jud;e of this court armsd orgamxatieu and other portentous cir­ made grave nuatakes, but tbe law -Hows cumstances, I caused dotachmcntH of troo -s tbe Chancellor great latitude net uuiy in puniahing those contemning bis orders, but thooe preventing the consummation of tho official dunes and the enforcement of the wrong which be bM judicially forbidden. Whatever may bo said or thought of these matters, it wm only made known to mo that WM IXXOXX MU.. mum government for tho purpose. . Th st. th ore wm Intunidstion of tbe re­ publican voters at tho election, notwith­ standing thia prccantion, admits ot no. c'oubL Tho fohowirg are sptcimens of tho moms used: Ou UB 14tb of October, to the judgment of the court. Iteeultirg eighty persona signed and published :ha foliowiug a: Bbrerepori: ‘ We. lhe un­ dersigned. merchants of tho city of Bhrevopeyt, in obedience to a request of tho Bhrevem Governor, which, in tbe discharge of my duty, under section 4 of article 4 of tbe ConsUtution. I have rtcogniard m tbe Ur. d. WlHMCI B XauiVDHM. ■ - — czar Bitters are a purely Vf-Rntabta prenaratJon. m-'ido clifcfly tbe na­ tive herbs found on the fow« o? the Sierra Nevada mountahis of Calie­ nte, tbo medlcliteM^pw-Uesi of wMjsb are extracted thminrom w itbout th®0*® of Alcohol. Tbe quertfoo nknoK ! dally asked. “Wbathtbe came of the ' unparalleled bucccm of Viakgab BitItkbsT' Our nnbiyer in, that they remove the came of disease, and the patient rocoveni bln health- They*-ra tbe^Ktt blood puriber and r bfe-glrtng primrtpifb a perfect Renovator aud InviRcrrsun 'f tho syrtem. . Never .before in tM uwtorr of th© world baa a uicdiciuo ■£rx-.?-.Paiita Cm! msxmffJ) with DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS § SHOES. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. Nos. 246 to 254 Kimae-at., Chicago. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-01-29.pdf.pdf 938552548234e2a017fe7b644718e014 PDF Text Text ~ —— .—.— —-..—. ... :— —r --- faWrNasWillWcivs. She Nashville lirws. ADVEETISISO BATES: «, Barry County, Michigan,' OR NO "*5 STRONG, STRONG, . . ■ *5 . Editor and Proprietor. u>r to nmu nmctiic«» . mo *m* cm OK in TKHMAN-S BRICE. StcogJ Story. YEARS AFTER. Progression. No Retrograding. VOL. II. work, is one of tho fealores of thq trial. With him chiefly Mr. Beecher person­ ally confers during tk'e sessions, while he is taking net's when some sugges­ tion enters his pastoral mind. • The-bulldog of the case for tho de­ fense is Tracy. Hia large, rough, bur­ ly figure, grizzled fficc and beard and visual obliquity, give him truly a formidable appearance. He has a loud voice and knows its power, and, when he speak" in the trial, be.can be heard in ths corridor, jutd courtyard. Tbo third counsel, John E. Hill, was 'xpected to do-thc fleroo and moro romorselcsa cross questioning on Tilton and Moulton, butbo hsfl been for some days silent, Mr. Hill is counsel for both’ Plymouth Church and Beeiher, is thirty-five years old, and camo to New York seven yeara after he gradua­ ted at Union College,-in 1872. He was counsel for-Mrs. Field in tho suit of Field vs. Kinsella, and is chiefily re^ Oue eoul that hold* roe h»K.an deer L. hi* h!autn» to " . TILTON-BEECHER. . . The London Daily Telegraph is the only foreign paper known to be. repre­ sented. In the evening a part of tho defend­ ant'* counsel meet at the reiidcnce of Mr. Shearman to prepare Mr. Beecher’s case tor the day to fallow, and Tilton and Morris, and sometimes Gen. Pryor, meet at Frank Moulton's to do the same Nervine for tho plaintiff. Oa loth side* tho work is methodical, regular, and minute. A great reputation ia involved on ono aide ; a desperate hope on tho other. TELTON S COUNB1X. Tho plaintiff has occupied five days since tho jury was selected, of whiol: one-half was consumed by his counsel iu tho opening, and the other half with Mr. Moulton’s yet incomplete testi­ mony. Mr. Morris, laboring under a severe cold, exhausted himself at last, and possibly may be unablo to resume control of tho case during the week. Ho will be the most sorious loss to Mr. Tilton which could have been experi­ enced, but his elastic temperament and groat will aud fair average health may raise him from his bed by Monday morning. Next to M-irria, Tilton himself is the reliance of bis counsel. He-maintains an even pnlse, and the comparative lonleiDcas of his position gives him freedom to work, aud to work all the time. Ho prepans the minutes every night for the next day’s questions, and gives them to Judge Fullerton, who lives at the Albemarle Hotel, and crosses the ferry every day twice, ip his carriage. Next to Morris and Tilton the reli­ ance of the plaintiff is in Roger A. I’ryor. He iasides within a few blocks of Mr. Moulton’s house, among a family . of six children and wife, and is quite a homebody. There he can be consulted almost at any time. Despite his fiery looks and record, and his strong mouth and chaps, Pryor is a mild and cool adviser. He restrains the preaipi. tion of Moulton, and tells him invaria­ bly to answer questions directly, with­ out retort. " Keep your temper even, r sir," he says. "A small advantage is often a great disadvantage." Mr. Pear­ sall, who is the junior partner in the firm of Morris A Pearsall, is a careful, ' active, modest young lawyer, whose ■ daily interviews with his partner aro adds to the plaintiff's counsel. markable (or making the moat of tho safe aide of the bar he occupies, where a witness can but answer sad a lawyer can bully. 'Hill ia a. round-headed, black-eyed, doubting sort of a man. IIo looks on every juror and witneas os if ho presently expected to prove him a scoundrel. These throe are tho homo ffiausgors of Mr. B cechcr's side. They aro all devoted and constant, and between them and the principals on the other side there is very little congeniality, and in some cases none at alL Mr. Shearman speaks to' neither Moulton nor Tilton. Mr. Beecher has .bowed to Moulton during the trial. It is a sorry case on every side, but with relieving lights upon tho general entanglement and contradictory drift. seem to confess a sin never dreamed of by Mr. Beecher. The originals of ail these letters are in. Not one was rejected of any mo­ ment whatsoever. They will be u part of the archives of justice in the Blate of New York ns long as we have a his­ tory, or until the Court-House burns with fire. In any event they will be the relics of either the greatest con­ spiracy against hallowed character, or of the greatest human hallucinations, or of one of the greatest crimes known io the period in which we live. Some of these documents are new, among them Beecher’s draft of a resig­ nation, written May 81, 1878, and ad­ dressed to the trustees of Plymouth Church, bared on the necessity of “shielding from shame a certain house­ hold." This is said to have been a novelty to the defense, who imagined that Moulton had lost it because ho had not included it in his statement not in.Tilton’s statement. . Some of the friends of Mr. Beecher appeared to bo disappointed that his attorneys were unable to prevent the solid admission of theso autograph letters and publications as testimony. were sworn to one by one. MOVLTON’S TESTIXO5T. The witness Moulton has now been seen by several thuusaud peraoiiB, ps from day to day he seated himself in court, tho solitary companion of Mr. Tilton. Ho has not distinguished himaelf by any behavior, outre or other­ wise, but has appeared to bo rather a high-strung, open air young man, in­ telligent and more than usually keen, iu the witness box. Well dressed, bold, THE DEFENDANT IN COURT. and, at times, aggressive, he occupicit There sits tho great clergyman iu in the cubo a highly anomalous and open court, beside his aged wife, with semi-forcign relation. Instead of the four sons almoat daily grouped around Von Moltke of the case, as Mr. Beecher j him. His noble forehead rises like a named him, he seems to bp tho Von ' dome of thought and hive of winged Ainim, who has carried off the archives. I (ancles, which flit in and out like ever His immediate circle of friends regard | busy bees, bearing and contributing him as on obliging and ardent young i sweetness. His eyea, of the color of man,who, in this absurd eflort to make a | the morning sky—a pale, clear blue, proud man keep tho peace with another j arc now raised in confidence and en­ who had invaded his family and treaty to tho firmament, and again aro brought shamo upon it( became the closed as if to-xhut out thtf "Vision of hapless victim of both the principals, this long and uncongenial warfare. He and was obliged to betray them all to has never, save once, in his defense be­ save his own honor from a stigma. His fore tho church committee uttered a enemies regard him as a dishonorable threut or a defiance to his younger as­ man, who was all along Tilton’s adher- ! sailants. Of course ho was compellril ent, used to entrap Mr. Beecher, and to do so when he swore out the affidavit requisite to bring tho slander suits. It is this which intensifies the pall of darkness and the long ’nightmare of this nn story. The oaths both sides have taken in support of their positions, unless there con bo right on both sides of such a question, or one side bo the victim of a horrible hallucination which has diguised falsehood in tho vainest of illuuons, there must be per­ jury somowht ra in that court, and per­ jury is ono of tho wardens of tho jail. Who is it that is looking through tho gates? Whicn is the desperate_aide? TILTON AMONG THE X.AWrElll The plaiutifl, embowered am jng his counsel, is an elderly Tilton, preserv­ ing in his beardless, but somewhat fluffy face, traces of the slight, tall youth who used to wa'k tho st recta of Brook lyn a social idol, his head like Saul's, a salutation for him at every turn, and stride the stage of tho lyecumi to lec­ ture with all the confidence of one well learned in worldly estate, public opinion and public intentions. Suddenly the newi grew vaguely that he was aitray and on false path1'. Next, that he wai oat of relation with every former asro ciation in politic! and religion. Finally a story was blurted upon the world which, if true, might have been either ths cau*« or lue consequence of such alleged willfulnet ■; that in his home there was a serpent’s egg, and that an inevitable destiny was driving him on to admit the imputation and couple it .with a proud mdn's name. Around this temptation were assembled every c'mm of seducers. Vice cried aloul, " Bo­ real ! reveal 1” Clerical jealonsy stung up the self-conscious injured man to retort upon him who appeared to have done the injury. From the free love coteries up to the Yale Theological School, frem newspaper interviewers up to ooutemporary pulpits in Brooklyn, from at home and without, every rest­ less curiosity and spite of human so­ ciety demanded the secret between Tilten and Beecher to be produced, wd Mr. Shearman is, all in all, the Moul­ ton of the Beecher side—the confiden­ tial friend. He ia the clerk of Plymouth Church. At hie house the lunches and before the world more conspicuously than they ever were in better days or is in intimste relations of friendship with the Beecher family, the Oving­ MUTUAL rZIEND MOULTON. tons and Mrs. Tilton, and she aocomThe trial has placed Mr. Francis D. pwies the latter to court almoat every Moulton on oath, and given the awe of day and cite on one side of her. Mr. Shearman has thrown himself into Mr. tire and - collusive correspondence, memoranda and composition, which is adultery, and on ths other of. nothing more than a magisterial interference by a clergyman with a distracted and warrisg family, which interference he ever methedizo and make available the vast quantity of minutes and data is a mystery. His queer, little, Oriental face, beat down nearsightedly to his jUSHVlLEE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1875. Loom w entrapped into a series of who spared tho lesser reputation and sullied tho greater. Men at largo look upon Moulton with less interest than upon the documenta ho haa produced, and theso give a wide range to the imagination, from "the noblest friend God has raise*?'’ down to black-mailer. PUBLIC OPINION. The applause and the gifts of bou­ quets to the two parties iu tho suit are so evenly divided that it appears the judgments of men are also nearly evenly distributed on this scandal, evtn iu Brooklyn city. But tbo great pulpit Mr. Beecher has founded, hia tenacity and impressiveness in it, and tbo un­ broken phalanx of its membership in his support give not the leiat of the touching and wonderful associations of this encounter before jtistiaj. cTiiEB wmtwaaxs. The eldest daughter of this unhappy pair will bo a witness for her father. Mr. Frank Carpenter and Mre. Moul­ ton will bo leading witnesses for tbo plaintiff. Mr. Tilton may or may not cake the stand. PA KINO MONEY OUT OP PANCAKE. The Belfast (Me.) Journal tells how an enterprising woman is making money there: ** It is not of that article of diet made by our grandmothers that we are to Fpcak, but a pat cuke of a less digest­ ible nature, manufactured nt the Bel­ fast shoe factory. Nothing in the shape of leather is allowed to go to waste in that institution. Even the shavings from sole leather have their use, and from them the pancakes are made. These shavings are placed upon a table b< fore the operatives, who separate and carefully spread them out within a small casing with paste, in layers, like raisins in a box,—first leather, then paste, and the wbola patted down com­ pactly. When a cake is completed, it is about 1 foot in length, 4 inches wide, and halt nn inch in thickness. They are then laid sway to dry, and in three or four days are ready for use, which is to pc cut up into inner head lifts. Their manufacture is net a very pleas­ ant lot, as the girls who make them are up to their elbows in paste. When tho factory first started, this work was given VOLTAIRE AS A LOVER. “The crowning event in Voltaire’s life as a lover waa tho sequel to the romance of Auroro de Livry. More than sixty years bad elapsed axuee he had seen her. . Rhe was now over 80 years of age, a widow, and tho only one of his loves still living. Hb wrote to her asking if she would receive him. The reply being in the affirmative, he went. A Suitie in uniform, st gor­ geous ns upon the former occasion when Voltaire was refused admittance, now led him through the magnificent entrance of the mansion, and ushered him, breathless with fatigue and emo­ tion, into tho presence of the Marquise de Gouvcrnet. For a moment they stood Before each other in silence, when Voltaire lifted the hand in ilia to his lipa and kissed it “ ‘ All, mon ami 1 ’ sho said with a saU smile, ‘ what have we done with our twenty years ? ’ '* * Ab, how true I ’ sighed Voltaire ; ' one dies every twenty years. Happy aro those who have lived them I But iu tho retrospect neither you nor I, Marquise, has cause te commiserate ourselves. My life has been a romance easy to read ; but yours, what an elo­ quent anjl desperate struggle! You took up tbo war of the Titans.* “ ‘Alas ! ’ she replied, ‘ I would glad­ ly give my mansion, my farina of Bcauco ’ and Bretagne, my diamonds, and my carriages, with my dear old Suisse included, to live one moro hour of our beautiful life.* “ ‘ And I,’ responded Voltaire, * I would give my tragedies and my epic poem, my histories and my stories, all my past glory, all my rights to live in posterity, with myfaulettil iu the Ac­ ademy included, to take from your bps ©uly one of the kisses of theso days.* “ Then they sat down to talk over their ejx weeks’ d.eam-life, that lay so far away back in the past, but which shone through all the mist of more than half n century. Youth, beauty and passion were dead ; only the past was loft to them. What a moment in their lives I Tho Marquise had be­ come a devotee, and in tho midst of her old lover’s reminiscences camo sn interruption in the shape of n priest, who lived upon her bounty uud dined at her table. When Voltaire had loft, the priest reproached-her for receiving an anti-Christ in her house, while she, poor soul, anxious to do penance for the dreadful sin, made, the greatest sacrifice in her power. She sent to Voltaire the foilowing day bis picture, begging him to offer • to his niece a por­ trait that had been too^. long time loved.* It was a few days later, the 30th of May, 1778, that Voltaire -died ; the next, the 31st, she followed him into the dark valley. Who knows but they made the journey together ? " .4 OHOSTLY KIHEH. In tho nirid districts of Pennsylvania tho peddler is not deemrd the nuirance he in in the city, where small merchants of every c’iuik weary tho door-bell, bub is treated as a man and a brother. His wares arc looked upon ns desirable, and hia company is frequently not leas ap­ preciated. It was this feeling of hos­ pitality toward peddlers which recently put Mr. Eabcitaub.of Albany township, in a condition of bewilderment. A traveling peddler called at the house of Mr. Eaheltmab, his gx>da were exam­ ined, praised, and acme of them pur­ chased, and then the peddler was invi­ ted to rennin all night. The peddler stayed, and was assigned to a bed in the garret. Tho family retired as usual, and nothing j -markable occurred until about midnight, when the farmer was awakened by a terrible commotion iu tho p&ddocL Tbo dogs were yelping and barking, and there was a constant sound. as of the beating of horses* feet upon tho ground. Mr. Eaheltaub and his hired man arose and went to the room of the peddler, but found there only the man’s pack and clothes and an open window. Then they went forth to find the oausoof the mysterious sounds outside and were astonished. In the paddock a horse was rushing wildly up and dowu, pursued by the dogs, and uj>on the horse’s ba<i was the phantom rider 1 Clad all in white, perfectly im­ movable, with pallid face, and seated firnfly upon the. crazed horse w*s a figure which, to the two men who wcro lookers-on, seemed anything but hu­ man. Finally, the hired man got his courage up to the sticking point, and waylaying the flying steed, seized the swinging bridle as the horse and rider dashed by. Then camo a revelation. Tho mysterious rider was found to bo tho peddler, clothed in shirt and draw- A BEAR POUT. On. last Saturday afternoon two men named James Marshall and John Ebbitta, tho former a drummer for a New York houso and the latter a resident of Detroit, started from North Branch on a bear hunting expedition. Proceeding six miles east, .and from theco five miles north, they camo upon bear tracks of unusual size. They had with them a gnu each of approved pattern, an uncommonly largo bull-dog, Who wan never known to turn back at anything, and of a axvago species, and a Siberian bloodhound, weighing not less than 150 pounds, tfho dogs were the’first to NO. 18. MICHIGAN NEWS. Adsia)^ too, puts in a claim for the cham­ pion old couple, and U ahead so far as heart wife Lydia, a couple who have enjoyed many years of married life. The old gentleman will married in 1807 and have Jived together nearly years. Bcnatonal qneatien. Tbo result of tbo lw: ballot taken showed Chandler to have 64 votes; G. V. N. Lathrop. Democrat of De­ troit, 60: Judge J. H. Chriatiaucy, 5; J. W. Child*. 3. important bills. Tl.e Sanatoria! election oc­ cupied the time Of the Senators. antl-Chandler Rcpnbbcana had formed - Tub report of the SUU Librarian, Mrs. H. Upon ^calling the rolls ore A. Teuny for the period from Doc. 1, 1879, to combination. Senator and ReprescntMifo responded. T: Sept. 30, 1874, make* the following showing: journal of tho proceeding!rWtll shaw tbo ft Appropriations and incidental receipts, *5,- tawing vote: Isaac P. Ctirutianqy, 67 ; Cha scent the game, and with tail and bris­ 021.72; paid for book*,' etc., *4,781.07 ; cash I ; w. ncmicr cauuB, a; v. utuwbuu, s, tles erect they eagerly started on the on hand, *240 65. Number of new books re- W. B. Withams, 2 : and Congree*tn«n Conger, W. A Howard, P. While, B. Hancbett, and war path, Marshall anil Ebbitts follow­ Judge Graves 1 each. the library, 46,743. A further appropriation ing in tho rear as fast as possible.' Fbiday, Jau.,22.—JSeaale—Nobuainees trans­ of *3,000 h asked for 1873 and “6. About five miles farther’ on they un­ acted to-day. Senate sdjournod to Tuesday, expectedly came upon tho bear, who Tok Selma (Ala.) Echo say*: “There are Uown-—Quiet reigni supreme. House ad­ was quietly slumbering in a cavity .but few that know that timber is shipped made by the upheaval, of au irnmcnno from Uiis section a* far as Three Hire re, journed until ths 26th inst. beech tree. The* dogs g ivc a growl and Mich., for manufacturing pnrposo*. but HOW THIMBLES ARE MA^E. a bark as they discovered the monster, The manufacture of thimbles'is very and without another sign sprang with coder have recently been brought to Selma on ferocity on tho bear before be had time to fairly recover his consciousness. He was not long in doing it, however, for ho immediately rose to a standing po­ sition, gave a fierce growl, elevated tbo comers of his lips, disclosing as ugly a act of molars os ever adorned a Michigan bear, faced tho dogs, aud raising his right paw he hit tho bull-dog in tho ribs, knocking him about twenty feet and landing him on tho top of a pine stump three feet in height. In'the meantime the bloodhound had not been idle. Tho bear had no sooner dealt his companion a blow than he seized him by tho flank with a ferocity which caused him to whirl around with such force as to break loose; Then tho bear and - bloodhound met face to face. Tho bear elevated himself on Iris liind legs and opened Iris mouth prepared for an embrace. The bloodhound did not decline tho prof­ fered hug, and quick as a flash of lighting spraug at tho bear, seized him by tho throat, and the battle wm be­ gun in deadly earnest. Tho bear was overthrown by^be sudden onset made by the bloodhound ard fell on his back, tho bloodhound sAill clinging to hia throat. Dog and bear were mixed up n such a manner that the hunters were afraid to fire for fear they should kill the dog, and as tho dog up to that mo­ ment seemed to have tho best of the fight they determined to let tho battle rage without interruption. The bear recovered himself in a second's time and drew up his hind piws with the ev­ ident intention of disemboweling bis .antagonist. But tho dog saw the move­ ment, jumped aside, and'unfortunately the Golf road, ferried across the Alabama simple, but singularly interesting, pain river, and shipped on the Selma, Rome and silver is mostly used, and is.obtained by Dalton road, to ba carriel on to Michigan to purchasing coin dollars. Hence it hap­ pens that the profits of the business are made they are sent back to our people for affected instantaneously by all the vari­ uw. The people of the North and We«l uo a ations iu the nation’s greenback promise to pay. The first operation strikes a novice us almost wicked, for it is noth­ Jubiles Bingers, filed al Port Hnran, test ing else than putting a lot of bright silver dollars, fresh from the mint, into dirty crucibles, and melting them up of several psychological norka, died at De- into solid ingots. These are rolled outinto the required thickness, and cut by E. 8. Adam-, a prominent Detroit merchant, a stamp into circular pieces of any re­ fell dead a few days ago, while chatting with quired rise. A solid metal bar of the his partner. size of the inside of the intended thimble,' Du. Kaxk, for twenty years one of the moved by powerful machinery up and leading physicians of Detroit, is dead. dowu in n bottomless mold of the out­ side of the same thimbles, bends tho Astobt has lately been made public at Grand Rapids oonoeruiug Lindon, the con­ circular disks into the thimble shape as victed wife murderer, and who has been sen­ fast as they can be placed under the tenced to the penitentiary fjr Ufa. Io a fit of descending bar. Once in shape, the passion he took his infant child from the work of brightening, polishing and dec­ door, and, with a blow from bis flit, crushed orating is done upon a lathe. First, . the blank form is fitted with a rapidly years ago Linden swore vengeance on his revolving rod. A slight touch of a sharp brother, followed him to Uie woods, and ho chisel takes a thin shaving from the has never been seen or heard of.since. end, another does the same on the aide, W. H. Kelsey, of Bey City, for many yeara and tho third rounds off the rim. A round steel roti, dipped in oil, and that point, charged with embexxUng the pressed upon the surface, gives it a funds of the company to the amount of lustrous.polish. Then a little revolving •18,000. steel wheel, whoso edge is a raised orna­ ment, held against the revolving blank, Tas Third Ward sohool-honse. in MauieUo, prints that ornament jtftt outside the rim. A second wheel prints a -liffarent G. D. Biocnr* of Milbrook, Mecoeta county, met his death io a singularly horrible manner ornament around the center, while a third wheel, with sharp. points, makes tatnplod to run sway, and in hia efforta to atop tho indentations on the lower half and them lbs chain caught around hia right lug, end of tho thimble, The inside is bright­ dragging him between two etumpa and pull­ ened and polished in a similar way, the ing the member from hia body, ki'iing him thimble being held in a revolving mold. Instantly. Tbk d welling of Mrs. L- N. Byron, of East AU that remains to be done is to boil Saginaw, waa destroyed by fire a few days the completed thimbles in soapsuds, to ac-o. Ix>ea fully covered by insurance. remove tho oil, brush them up, and pack Ax old farmer named William Holmitx, liv­ them for the trade. ing near Detroit, in attempting to jump from hia wagon, clipped and struck Lia knee against ALL ABOUT APPLES. tbo wagon, dislocating tbo patella. Apples are now considered more nu­ tritious than potatoes—indeed, many go Tub Seniors of Ann Arbor are dh>cus*ing the q-ieation of asking the Factilt to aboliah so far os to think, that they contain tho customary commencement exercises, more brain food than any other fruit therWjy doing away with the fifteen or more or vegetable. However that may be, speeches indulged in by moruber* of the they certainly exert a healthful influ­ clarec*. and substituting Inalead an addieaa ence upon the whole system when m al law and medical college*. A pajier to eaten raw or cooked in a simple man­ that effect waa signed by fifty-three out of ner. When compounded with butter, sixty-four Senioia. Mich oafi's quota of !tm by tbo failure of eggs, and flour they are far Ic^i whole­ Henry Clows 4 Co., tbo big New Yorkjianking some than when baked" or steamed. bouse, is shown by tbo Hat of croditon of that Apples nicely baked and served with firm tiled with tho Ragiotcr in Bankruptcy In cream are a delicious dish, and an in­ New York city. Tho following Michigan l>anka genious housekeeper can easily devise CUy B*ok, *6,296.37; CiUzsuh' Itauk, Mar- numerous ways of preparing them for qnstte, *1,627.00; Dutton A William*. Eaton the table. Many methods have been Rapid*, *2,256 93; Jobnaton, John A Co., suggested for keeping apples in a good Port Horan. *1,503.63; Keayou, Nat ban Hol­ condition through the winter. One is land, *2,131.78; Lowe, BmoadACo.. Manon, to wrap each apple—as oranges and *6,<35.93; Loe A Goodel, tiacanar, *4.262.22; lemons are wrapped for importation— LawxoD, B. H. A Co.. Brighton, *3,183.38; in paper; old newspapers will answer. Oceans County Bank, Pentwater, *2,092 02; Paper ia not only very impervious to Parsons, D. T.. Burr Oak, *2,144.20; Blate Bank of Bay City. *2.365 93. Among the se­ air, but serves to keep the fruit at a cured cruditora appear the names of J. John­ uniform temperature. Another method ston A Co., of Port Huron, for *10,970.80. Mr. of preserving apples is to’put some dry, Clews Is also personally indebted to Lawson, fine sand into each barrel and shake it Hurt A Co., in the sum of *1,418.09. down gently ; powdered plaster is some­ times used instead of wand. Another •trunlion roooivod a taltsr, forwarded from way is to pit the apples-in * dry, sandy the Upper Paoineul*. which was origtaslly soil. A hole three or four feet deep •dtlraued m fallowa ■. should be dug, the fruit put in upon dry straw, and, covered with a layer of Mr. 8o|»er straw and dry earth. The earth should be raised above the general level of the ground, so as to ahed rain. When thus Lansing, and came from one of the Intelligent echoj! huepctore in a county border!ngpu Lake well until spring. loosened hia hold. Tho bear quickly rose, maddened with, pain, and seeing the hunters, started for them with tho dog at his heels They emptied the’r guns into his carcass, but he didn't seem to mind that and kept on. Ho was so close thrt they did not have time to re­ load, and they turned and ran toward a large beech tree about fifteen rods distant, tho bear in close pursuit, and tho dog close at the heels of the bear. J net as the latter haiflearcned the gup between himself and the hunters to within about three feet, the dog again seized him by tho flank and burg on with such force that tho boar ooul*'. Dot extricate himself. Ho again whirled the dog loose and they met face to face and came together with terrible fury. The hunters hastily load­ ed their pieces, walked up to with­ in six paces of the bear, took good aim and fired jnst as the bear, with a well and powerfully directed blow with his right arm, hit the dog be­ tween tbo eye, splitting hia head open os neatly as if struck with an ax. The bear when fired at fell, and after strug­ gling a few momenta in mortal agony, was dead. On examination it was found that tho bloodhound and bull-dog were also dead, the latter having all his ribs smashed in. A farmer was hired to carry the bear to the neareat station, and when put on the scales he tipped tho beam at 450 pounds. One of his p*ws when ent off weighed just five pounds. It took copious drinks of brandy for three days in succession'be­ fore the nervefl of the hunters became any way steady, bo great had been their excitement over the contest Of course they were not frightened any of the time ; they deny that charge with the ooald bold school office*. ‘ acorn which the imputation deserves.— Lapeer (AUch.) Democrat. Tni grand staircsse of the new Opera­ according to adj jurnmnot on Saturday, and House in Pans, though effective and striking, is said to be greatly overdone. It is literally one mass of gold bronze, Bbo beexmo so expert that shs could marble and onyx, combined with the euilj maze 100 per day. Being an richeeb draperies, with statuary and enterprising woman, and seeing money .■ bulism. _______ _______________ Cold ss was____ the_________ weather,, __ ho huge mirrors, and ersrything that tho Uon allowing the naoeeeary erpaoaea of Oirahead, she closed a contract with the ‘ was in a violent perspiration, and when, most lavish expenditure aud elaborate v.i*. *>**-*^, MJ BU ,UB proprietors for the sole manufacture at finally, with difficulty awakened, found ornamentation con bestow. meager end tatoeqmUe sa'ary allow'd lh»n» 4 cents’apiece, and then hired help. himself tolerably comfortable. and Bz>d bv the and which th,, Mr. Bent recorded time of noted trotters : EsLeltaub doesn't waat io entertain any Goldsmith Maid, 2:14; American Girl, more peddlers. He is permanently Hoiue—BUls wsv« tat.’-odnew! regoJaiing tbo 2-l«i; Lulu, 2;iq Occident, 2J6f; turn out from SOO to 400 a dsj." down on this Godiva‘butinesB, siaca his Judge Fullartou, 2:19; Cimors, 2:19} ; powsrs, duties, and tifhta of adafletstrstors. horse has got the heaves. Nettie, 2:18 ; ged Ctond. 2;18. A. T. SrEWAJtT has no insurance on his life. He finds the dime ttsviugs A Philadelphia gentleman advertises Tint Sacramento Caton has recently batiks pay better. ; . been sold for the low price of *56,000. a soap that m 'destined to wipe out tho If “ msn and wife are one,” which It is called one of the l-est papers on,. national debt. the Pacific slope. one? • marriage which she wished to accept, submitted the matter to her father, who advised her against it, and fortified hia opinion with the familiar quotation, "They who marry do well, but.they who do not do better.** •“Well," re­ sponded the damsel, "I love to do well; let those do better who cun." The -proposed duty on jute will raise _ »he.price of back hair, and if additional ___ i drives 11.. cost ths article out of imh.!.. the hair­ market, the ladies may have to fall back The California papers are diwuuiiig a pt^joct to construct a canal through the San Joaquin valley, from Tulate There is probably some miles Jong and cost 83,000,000. �•hr ^ashrille JRrtw. A. IF. OLDS, Frop’r. - FltlDAr, JAN. 29, 1675 AU ia life. iw living,. Bourse m by invisible winge. • goes inloconrl with four children following NEXT 30 DAYS Attention of the A Varin merchant who refused to adverCbntain the very food of lift “T c rdatron,** said the great Pulytriio and spr.inkie their dost Open tieme plant or“wproutlDg grain ; Th*-n yon will truly be convinced • reformer, “which married |>crsons of • to day h«»h! tn each other, am, n|M?n ifo one torn!, tlint of a lord, a snprri or, aud upon the other, that of a dependent and inferior. No equality. I tenth ia only n change of form, gle of life. The marriage laws make men tyrants, and they, in Will there Join a happy hand. mandates, place the st paying two inilling to visit a menagerie and will turn n feather bed.or er for hatfa day to Lnnt a flea. t The young ladies of Tiffin, Ohio, while away the time during church service by occolonaliy touching their tongues to hunks "0ne who has tried ,it” ccnimuni’- of slam. greatest poesible’obstacle in the way cute* the following seasonable item There are only three women ia Milwau­ of bis. own success in life. I use nboMt curing sore throats to the New kee who can direct an envelop straight without Aral drawing a line with a pin. the term tyrant in the sense, only* York HeraU'. that woman would, if allowed, walk Let each one of your readers buy their at any drug stops one ounce of cam­ husbands, and prove even a greater phorated oil, and five cents Worth or auxiliary to h!s progress than a chlorate of potash. Whenever any soreness appears in the throat, put salaried clerk. Stand aside, man ! the potash in half a tumbler of water Unthrottle thy wife ! Give her a and with it gargle the throat thor­ chance to work. for the home that is oughly,! then rub lhe neck thoroughly with the camphorated oil at night bemutually thine ?’• Thus the lecture concluded, and ■fore going to bed, and also pin around Sil vernail, as he plodded l:is home­ the throat a small strip of woolen flanucl . This is a simple, cheap and ward way, resolved th'at his wife sure remedy. ■ a’-auM no longer be a menial. She in the same tread-mill with ' should be raised to a position by his The Reese River (Nevada) Rev­ •tdc- On his way he met his friend eille tells tho following: A young Dickie, and together they repaired to gentleman who attends the Austin a neighboring saloon to discuss the public school had been (old that a new-learned theory; They drank sudden shock or fright would cure (he hiccough, and the other evening, long to the health of the lecturer, and while he was studying his lesson for as a conccqaencc, when Silvernail the morrow by drawing a picture of reached home at four' ho was in a lhe school ma'am on his slate, his splendid condition to impress upon respected progenitor was seized with Mrs. Silvernail the beauties of his a fit of hiceonghs. The old gentle­ man was tilted back in his chair, new theory. When he entered the with his feet resting on the stove, house, he heard a gentle voice from mid tho younz hopeful concluded to the bedroom, “John, is that you T' ify the cure on. him. Just ns tho old “IIic, yes, spose it is. Ben to man was *• rustling" with a heart­ breaking hie the boy jumped up and heaf a leciuro. Grand subject. yelled “Fire !".The old man was just Beautifully handled.** getting out cuh—Clth, hut he never ♦•Come straight home after the go» it out. He gave a jump which lectrure T* lilted over his chair, and, in endeav­ oring Io regain his lost equilibrium, “Yes, come straight, hie, liome, his feet flew up against lhe table,up­ only stopped a minit at the gate to setting it and a student's lamp which xliscuss tbo lecture with 'friend.” stood upon it, and his head landed in “John Stlyemail, you lie, you the ashes on the stove- hearth. The Tiavn’i been to a lecture any more old lady, hearing the- racket, came than I have. No sir, yotf have been running in from the kitchen and trip­ ped over the old man’s prostrate form, Io some saloon all night, but if you knocking down a whatnot with a lot want to hear a lecture so bad, I will of glass and China ornaments try and accomodate you to ooc. Do When that boy’s father arose from you supfmsc I am always going to the wreck*,and shook the ashes and take in washing to support you in splinters of glass out of his hnir and clot*, e ■ he was cured of the hiccoughs, your drunken sprees ? ” but there was a look of sternness in Gait easy,old Indy, I'm goia’ to his eye; the boy says lie knows it turn over a new leaf. Guin* to ele­ wan a “stem" look—feelingly “stem" vate you to an equality with myself, as he can testify., He says fright is and have you help cam tho bread a splendid cure for the “hiccups," but tluit the “stem” look it occasions is and meat.” . 3'l0,0f 0 limes worse than tho “hie: “Help earn, you drunken brute ! cups-" He can’t play tag now, ns he says his mother has forbidden him, up there and show you who earns and he sits on the edge of the scat nt school and silently munnera that what little wo have." the old man can hiccup his conxarocd "You don't appreciate the sacrifice old head off before he will over again I make in, hie, thus a'evating yon— try to cure him. ••John Silvernail, will you get iuto bod, and stop your infernal nonsense. Lewis and Sam D------- . a couple Mrs. Silvernail was getting angry. of residents of Long Island, who loved “Yea, wo will begin in the morn rum and hated snakes, some years ing, and you shall take nn equ il ago went down to the salt marsh to share in the labors of, hie, life.,, mo®'. They hung their scythes and “You detested brute, you! •* and a were about commencing work, when Lewis proposed to Sam that they ghostly form bounded from the bed. should take a drink of lhe quart fur­ “I'll give you (slap) au equal share, nished for the occasion. (dig in the eye)^nd an cqoal (stroke Sam agreed of course. It was a on the head with a chair) chance to hot day, and they concluded to rest earn (kick in the ribs) yoar own awfiile under the shade of a tree, and whiskey in future." then take another drink to gel ready Silvernail has given up his at­ on. tempts to elevate Mrs. Silvernail. The bottle passed two or three “She belongs," he explained to his friend Dickie, “to the great army "of ttmes, when Sam said to Lewis: “Lct,s drink the darned stufl up, deluded women who prefer their and we won’t be hankering' after it" present inactive life, to the more ele­ Il was a bargain, and betwixt the vated sphere to which they should two the balance wiw disposed of. A pause' ensued. Lewis rose to Kalamazoo, Michigan has the his feet threw his scythe over hia credit of possessing one of the beat aboil Tier, declaring: ‘•I’ll he darned if 1’11 mow without hotels.' in the State. The "Intemational” has been open to the public my imp." “Darned if I will either," says but & short titpe, but has by its supe­ rior management secured the bulk of Sam, aud with that they trudged the business. Its rooms are large, home without cutting a swath. elegantly furnished with velvet and Kansas has other objects of interest body brussells carpets, and marble top french dressing case bed-room than grasshoppers. “While Judge ML They have the best meat and Brown was holding court week before mutry cooks ia the State. And in last in Medicine Lodge, Barbour its season every delicacy graces county, a tight took place between ♦heir table. Mr. DeForest Davis, two rough* in a room’ adjoining the the manager, and the clerk, are old one in which court was J being held. commercial travelers, and claim they One of the combatants, becuming know from actual experience the frightened, ran tntu the court-room wants of the traveling public. From and took refuge behind the Judge, its central location, firM-class manage­ closely followed by the other, who ment and good will of Lhe traveling began belaboring him with a choir. community, it should have its share The Judge, to secure his own safety, jum;>ed into the middle of lhe room, of patronage. ,__ . and called on the sheriff to arrest the A Philadelphia buy gave five cents combatants, to which the sheriff re­ to the missionary fund the other Sun­ plied: ,Arre»t h—1! There ain’t tn-u day. and on his way home found r enough in the county to arrest any wallet containing $163. Thus, chil­ one of them fellers.* ” dren, ia it made more apparent every Indiana proposes a more stringent ay that self-sacrifice » sore to bring dividend of twenty per cent, jier law against body snatching. That’s right These cold nights tell hard on a man who has to ait on a stone m An exchange tells u« that "the law the graveyard to watch his - mother­ in-law's grave. Come L> bed this minute or I'll get that Yard wide Sheetin.}! 9 cis. Nothing recalls to the mind ol a married man the joys of his single life so vividly as to find that the ba­ by has been earing cracke.s in the bed. When the cold wind blows take care of your nose that it doesn.t get. froze, and wrap up your toes in warm woolen hose. The above, we suppose, was written in prose, by someone w’ho knows the effect of cold snows. An editor thanked a friend for a present oii New Year's morning.. He says : “It was only a breakfast, but i hat-was enough to make us feel ns if we were able to pity up the whole nouilly and thrash anybody who doubted curability to do it" For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. Lath and Shingles, constantly on hand. >©“ Saw and Planing Mill east of the Dkpot, Nashville, Mich. A. W. OLDS. 48 Then Try My $1 Tea, And .1 potIND, tho cheapest place Cent SOAP. Oil Town Rio. 25 and 28 C«U GROCERIES! TR11S1PII BAKING POWDER ! In nice Lin cannisten*. Tea Setts for 65 Cts. Kerosine OB, 15 cents per Gallon. We will sei! yea Groceries, of Every tariptions, kc., Ac., too numerous to mention. For casn, or its equivalent, An Cheap as they caa be Bonghl $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. I have a full line of Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. BOOTS AND SHOES $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes. AND Heady Made Clothing OTT2R, STOCK Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Lowei than any other H R DICKINSON. An evil-minded Ixiy in Brooklyn propelled a snow-ball at his annt lhe other day. fthd, dodging into a ncighImTing area, aat down on a scuttle of hot ashes. Thus does retributive justice quickly follow a wicked one. his face fixed to sing “Let us love one another ," when a snowball hit him in the mouth and so confused j him that he yelled: "Bill Sykes, just do that agin and I’ll chaw your jar I off." Recehei at the O. O. D. Store «r I also manufacture Soft and Hard Wood In regard tn a portion of "the great West," it is rt private op,'nion exten xivcly held that a countly which is eaten out by grasshoppers in the AT PRICE< CHEAPER THAN EVER, summer, mid where the whiskey AT THE DOWN TOWN STORE OF freexes solid in the winter, may he advantageously loft for exclusive oc ctipation of the noble red-man and prairie dog. ■ Think of that! When you take a girl to spelling school in Nevada'you have to ride twenty-four miles, and she expects you to keep your arm around her all the time. A Jameson school boy had just got Of every descript ion. kept constantly on Best Velveteens, 75 cents. Good Waterproofs, 90 cts. Turkey has a General named Balndad and he's husband to twenty­ eight wives and "dad" to flfty-lwc children faction guaranteed. Dressed Flooring, Sidlif, Mouldings, Ac., Knit Underskirts, 50 cts. Experienced Workm'en Employed. Ko. 1 Batts, 20 cents. The resofatian “io do or die” is never so much to any body as to the young man who bursts a suspender button iu tho luidat of AU Wool Hose, 45 cents per pair. The six strapping big eons of Mn. Cush­ man, of La Crone, fed proud of their moth­ er, and well they may. When they turn out of bed th ry find the fires built, their boot* warm, the water hot, breakfast ready and wood enough split to last all day. CASH. Re-sawing, tec., BEST PRINTS, 10 Ota, Other. at » or I.CM. linn’* death 1» but an entering From this Io a spirit land; its Jlaning, Hatching, A bind clor^ymxn denounces Clevc landeraftr raising a poor fund of $4,500 by ocane of n “calico ball," but the mow of hungry and dMtitata poor haven’t a word of complaint. .The whole would wither and 'decay, No cnipl yment. mntually, of -the . tremenduous force vftiieh (Jjic two made-one might employ in the strug­ obeying I WILL SELL Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. G. A. TRUMAN the trade, and to you that indulge in the for­ eign luxury, » » would say Come to Our Store! And see for yourselves. THE YAMA8HIRO (uncolored) Dry Goods House m town. I» all new, and has been selected with great care and we warrant satisfaction. We would especially call oUlention to our large QOME DOWN TO * •Japan Tea, for 01. Young Hyson Tea, 50 cts. CRACKERS BAKERY GOODS FOB ASYTHISO IS TUB USB Or ©wrrrirs aud ^rorUinus, Of every description. A. W. ALLEN The Choicest Bread Down in Seymour, Indiana, it was Having filled my store with a fresh stock done as follows; A beautiful young Has opened al the old stand of DOWNING Ever sol-1 in Nashville, which we think the woman, Minnie Clarence, oflered & LITTLE, a Complete slock of herself as a prize in a raffle, and a People can Appreciate. most remarkable and exciting con­ test took place. She was a member ul uue.of (he first families and the Wo do not wish to eujogiae. Call and see for yourselves. belle of the place. She was won by a worthy young follow named Lynn Falkconncr, and the prize was award­ ed to him. Minnie came forward aud took Lyna’s arm and the two went out together, amid the cheers of the crowd. She accompanied him to his father's hotel, where she was GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIV. presented to his relatives who had And in fact everything usually kept in a In-c-nnectiou with store. not had tho pleasure of her acquain­ tance before, after which she was escorted home. FIRST-C LASS GolnnWaal. ggL. Cell tl Central House Sign. ©mi <b©o39 GROCERIES. Crockery. Boots aad Shoes, OYSTERS Hats and Caps, GLASSWARE, Gents’ Furnishing Goods Glores aid Mttieis, Jitrtcl and Jtrstaurant Shawls, Firs, Lodgings $ Meeds So cts. Carpets, Faiey Goods, ATTENTION, ALL! AINSVOBTH & BROOKS, pay the Highest Merkel Price for A. ROO8A k SON. Grocery aid Provision Store ? FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! I wish to inform the public that I will wli a SEWING MACHINES rhioh were bought for eaah and will be JACOB LENTZ & SONS HARD PAN PRICES I BIG PILE OF GOODS a: 5^°^ Sea* Goin® FOR A MhMWvilW, SHALL AMOUNT OF MONEY ! TERMS—Cash or Ready Pay! POTATOES. MIRRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES Clover Seed, &c., . ELEVATOR Ilf NASHVILLE Fair Dealim and Low Prices TO EVERY ONE! AND CARDS, ^RACKETS, DUSTERS,&C-&C., WATER LIME SALT, Don’t forget the place,—the Brows Store, opposite Nichole. r KZ" In connection with my store I shall keep a CAMEri furnished to ordes GOOD MEATS! Htyhest Price Paid for Hides and Pelts. INGS kept constantly on hand STUCCO, **" UMEMBKR THE PLACE— 1 ALSO WANT If the conductor of a railroad train in Mexico Should attempt to put a which we ship and retail at bottom price*. dog off the train, or collect fare for AINSWORTH Ac BROOKS, fer which I wiD pay the Hifheet Price. him, that conductor would drift into the dim j>a't qnickefn lightning. | Proprietors. 7 A- W. ALLEN. Fert Wane, fidm I Saiiiaw r. r. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH- TRAIX6 BUM BY CBJCAGO T1MK. SHR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ HAIR, ^rc., Country Produce. Baliy Cabs and Peraabulaturx! MEAT MARKET! COFFINS AND CASKETS, LATH, SHINGLES The Highest Price Always Paid for Together with a full assortment cl CORN. APPLES, OATS, Delivered at their Parlor, Library, Dinin, Office ui GENERAL FONTDRE! Red Sign, No. 1. 10,968 Cvi> If 2 ait 4 Fori Vol Naxkvnit, Dec. let, 1S74? NaehviQe Mich. r, DtRHiir �= LOCAL MATTERS. ■a. KcWIxbI Olokhm'a. W. A. AYLSWORTH, ' OSu CRYSTAL DRIBS. 00 cent* al PtffEts-ess. Battle <;r 3DR/-V GOODS Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents’ furnishing Goods, 180 pounds of nails which wbre put iu Rob­ at Dtciitxraiia inson's stelgh. Shortly after dinner Rob- ^irerfcrj. III the store of H. R. Dicta, has wanted to see him bad, and on Tuesday, teat his wiAkw gratified. os the thief and t&~ For Sap Pans and Buckets call at sleigh wereTjund al Marshall, and ths Smith and Pulnini's. They have the chespthief cast Into jail, to await trial. Weottd ersi and that t he sheri If of Calhoun County, WEBSTER k HOBB8, Stack- MdCermiok & Halbert done the fintahiug ahd issued a reward of $100 far the appreIt rmlta*. AH MnAa rt Wk U> tbrWiwk^-nh cnrpeBttT work.’ Very nice. henden tf the tbltf nnd team. l. IIARBKR. M.. D.. Homt-oprikie I1i} and fKm»n. Offley m-ar H . —Griffith .t Kerr's brick Is being finished J B. RABEY, Drayman. Goods and and painted up in fine style, add now will soon be ready for its several occupants. gASTMAN S YOUNG, TO CASH Bl’rKRSt Good Good, and Low PrkesToll! Justice of the Peace, TAILOR Por Sale or Rent. ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, carpet, or the table piled high with costly Olds and Hardy, Trustees. presents. Not much. No carpel covered Minutes of the previous meeting Also VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. the floor; the bride was arrayed in calico read and approved. and the bridegroom in Kentucky jeans. The following4iccotints were pre­ CUT FREE OF CHARGE! Her name was Elizabeth Williams, while sented and on motion allowed : he answered to the name of Dan NicewaaderShe still retains lhe services C 0. C. WolcoU for nail*......... ................ $7.47 Esq- Chipman was the man that made Wm. E Grigg*.............. 1.60 Samuel Rum-11, labor. DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. bright two dollar bill waa hia reward. On morion by C. C. Wolcott the time for collecting taxes by village al particulars of lhe theft from Mr. Dillen- treasurer was extended till March the first day 1875. able beck, in the north •srest part of Castleton, On motion Council adjourned. mentioned in last week’s News; Darwin G. A. TRUMAN, William* enreied C. A. Dillenheck'a house, E. J. FEIGHNER, Record or. I'resldenU. while the family were absent, espied a watch BARLOW, BARBERaifl HAIR DRESSEN! Nasrvillk, Micm. aud concealed it about hia person. Just afterwards Dilloubeck came in and Williams told him he was looking for work. Boon after Williams left and Dillenbeck, missing hia watch, seized his revolver and g.vo chose, and soon overtook lhe thief and made him deliver, and then escorted him, al the point of |he revolver, to Justice Jordan's office, where Williams plead guilty. A con- Shaving, Hair Catting Dressing, Shampooing, 48 lhe Union House. FALL MILLINERY 86 ■ —The new United Erethien Church Hl Cedar Creek, tn Hope townthip, will be dedicated on Sunday, Jan. 31. Rev. Milton Wright, editor of Religi­ ous TYleseoj^, will offici ite. —Godey'i Lady Book for Febru­ ary is at hand, and is an excellent number. The chromo “ Rescue," represents the rescue of two ship­ Mrs. X M. STEBBINS ov the *d the thief to the Hastings jail himself- It is a handsome —L.J. Wheeler has engaged in to a broked spar. the pork packing business, aud has ns and finely executed picture, and is fine a stock of pork as one wtfuld given to every subscriber to the Bookwish to see. Thus far he has bought Atf exchange haa some good thought* he equally applicable here: “Il should be the first ambition of our people to build up our town and advance all it* commercial and —From Prof. J. H. Lamoreux we industrial intereete. To thi* end, they should rtrengthrn each other. They should have received a copy oi a book enti­ remember that as a general rule that whet tled, "Government nf Michigan," by helps one helps n>L The prospepity of 12,000 pounds. One hog that bought weighed 51$ pounds. □DRESS AZCAKING CALL AND Bll. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE! Default having been made in tbe.^onditions •fa certain indenlute^f mortgage, made nnd executed on the third day of September, in the year of our Ln»d one thonxand eight bundrod and seventy two, by Alonzo B. Stevrnson, sole and only heir at tew of Rox­ ana Stevenson, deoeated, nnd Eliza J. gterenson. bl* wife, uf Woodland, Michigan, in favor of Elisha Baanider, of Windsor coun­ ty, Vermont, which aaid mortgage wn* duly recorded in the office^f lhe Register of Deeds »f Barry couuty, Michigan, on (he third day of September, A. D. 1872, al fire o’clock F. M.. tn Liber X of mortgage*, on page 8G2, which said mortgage wm given to secure the payment of live hundred and sixty ($560.00) dollar*, four year* from the date of the Mid mortgage, with interest at the rate of ten per eent per annum pay­ able annnaily ; And it was thereby and in said mortgage expres-dy agreed that should any default be made in the payment of said interest or any part thereof on any day whereon lhe same aa* made payable as therein ex preMed. and should lhe same re­ main unpaid and in arrears for the space of thirty day*,.th.-n'ind from thenceforth, that is to say. after the lapse of the said thirty days, the Mid prindpil sum of five hundred aud aixty dollars, wtrh all arrearages of in­ terest thereon, should at lhe option of the obligee, Lis executors, administrators, or *asigo*, become and ba duo and payable immediately ther-nfler, although the period m above Limited fur lhe payment thereof might net then have expired, anything therein bcipre contained to the contrary REASONS WHY THEY ARE PREFERABLE Grreeting Again in the Trade Business Utelations with you. I trust by fair dealing ! shall be able to retain your confidence, and to win that of strangers. Especial Attention it invited to' my stock on which I G-IVE TIME. HUNGRY OR COLD! because of hard times. Ready pay custom­ ers ehall baye no cause to complain of high prices. Give Me a Call. Nashville. Mich., San. 27. 1876. Zj* J. W HTU^TaFTR pjlKRAU 1’OK inform the public that they will WOOD VOOD The Eureka Sap Spouts are surpassed by no others, and give the utmost satisfaction. They are, to a great extent, used in every State where maple sugar is made, and wherever once introduced the demand for them is rapidly increasing. With the tales’ improvements, they are pronounced, by all who have used them, to be the only Sup Spout worth ho'Jcing. or fit for use. ------ 1 N------ For everybody to buy their G. M DAVENPORT. Woodkind, CHARLES DUNHAM Maple Grove JACOB HOFFMAN. ** • E R. LOMBARD, Vermontville, C SPAULDING, ASA BENEDICT, “ , S. S. ingerson A. B COOPER. J. M. COLE. ALBERT BAR.NUM, THE EUREKA SPOUT IS FOR SALE ONLY THE AT CHOICE fiROCERIES I CASH HARDWARE HOUSE! Crockery, O F Glassware & Lamps! Where every thing in lhe Sugar Maker’s line can be found al lhe Having moved into my NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! We would announce that we shall open daring this week a New .Stock of GoodsJ Entire New Stock CONSISTING OF Everything belonging to tho DRESSY GOODS Grocery, Crockery & Lamp Trade, § s s o a 8 DRESS TRIMMINGS. onr own local growth and prosperity —Four and a half miles southeast of this village, in Kalamo, is a school * time; It will bring nn appetite. district known ns the Muleville dis­ i* probably no cl«M of people betj er able to trict, and the school is taught j_>y a fully prove <hta then eouutry editom. They teat it often. A o-an with no stomach at all, - -Miss Leach. Last week Weducjday KLI8HA DANN18TKK, publisher of a country paper e month. C.'-EMKNT SMITH. afk-rnoun <ugbt of her pupils went lo Mvttp? [CuarloUc Leader. Attorney fur Mortp«irne. Wm. Davis’ house and bought a gal­ Polad Naohvifl*, Jon, at, »7a. lon «f hard eider, which they drank, and then retarded to the school in a Editor of the NasnnttR New*: Deer drunken condition. The teacher cried and five next niornuig informed the directors, wbo, after the boys liad ac News to maysly. koowlodgcd the wrong of getting fignt in school hours, allowed them lo return to the school- This is the second time these boys have been that I am trying drunk this winter during school hours, and they have only to do so once more, and we will take their case in ynur paper became a power io the tend for G. F. WILSON, Prop.' I good.—Thomae Hamilton. FRESH MEATS, NO n NO CIH iFFORD WITBOUT TIEN. Below is a list of sugar makers who used them last season GLOVES. CORSETS, ’MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER. open spaces between each flange lor she flow of the sap from the outer pores. The outer pores being the best yielders are often wedged by woodand other plug spouts to.tlie depth of half an inch or more, greatly dimin­ ishing the amount of sap that would otherwise be obtained. Wooden spouts, ns well as many other kinds that are used, are of short uiiiuiiun; but ioufnea is one of their worst features,—and ths is always found in them as the season advances. Those having their holes in the center, when driven into the tree dam up a little sap, which remains there during the season, constantly to freeze and sour. This soon becomes thick and gummy, closing all lhe pores. Then to get morrfcap, the trees must be rebored, which usually only deepens tho hole. The »our spout is then replaced, which MB only sour the next run. Tlie hole in the Eu&eka, by which the sap leaves the tree, is at lhe very bottom of the auger hole. This being bored on a little upward slant no sap can l>e hold to freeze or sour. Then, too, the Euheka being 'metallic, and galvanized, absorbs no sapr consequently sourness in the spout and bore never occurs. Many ask why the Eurekas run ealier in the day and continue later at night, and later in the season? If u this: wood.and other tubular spouts liaving their holes in the center, freeze up at night first, at the outer or dnp end,—the sap continuing to flow, fill up the spout and auger hole, and hav­ ing no escape, freezes solid. The Eurrkas, constructed as they are, and being conductors of heat, do not freeze, and continue to flow much later, until the snp in the tree slops circulating by freezing. In the morning, lhe spout and auger hole.being free from ice, the sap commences to flow early .from tho outer pores, which thaw out first. With wood and other plug spouts, these pores are wedged, consequently caunot flow until the spout and auger hole are free from ice. Hence we see why the sap commences to flow earlier from the Enrekas, and continues later in iho day. And the auger hole never becoming sour by the spout, continues, without rebonng, to How much later in the season. Considering the advantages gained by the Eureka Sap Spouts, and the low price for which they are sold, RELIABLE HOUSE and say they will now use no spout but the Eureka: New onee to call and nee tn, It is designed State, aro now using the work. THAT IS THE 10,000 ns a text book to be used in Michigan be a community of feeling and taleresi, schools, and as this is the first work disposition to unite in public activities, dmerminatinn to pu*h fotward our ov uf the kind ksued, it will supply a local prqjecta. We snnuld moot rage oi want long felt by the people. The own uiauufauiures, buy of our own mt chants, patronize nor own institutions, and schools generally throughout the E. D. BITGOOD, Proprietor. “49” default having been ma le in the payment of said interest, and the Mine having been and remained unpaid and in arrears for tbc I would reaped fully invito my old custom-1 space of thirty day* and upward*, lhe afore­ said principal ram of five bundle dellara with alt arrat>iur--« at Intarrat Oren and t* tkvlartrt to h ■ now diw and Charles R. Brown, late Judge of lhe Ninth Judicial Circuit North Mata St. Nashville, Mich, wrecked mariners, who are clinging MORTGASK SALE. Bucket Hangers. N. B.— The pubtie will pleatc bear in minti thai this is no oil shelf worn stock, but all new, having been bought within the past three months. Parties having unsettled accounts to any others. They are more Simple, Duratie, Convenient and Economizing. with the tele firm of Aytewortb A Fuller, They are made from the best quality of iron, and are galvanized. They will not rust or Conode and will last for • generations. They do not injure the with tree, aud are quicker adjusted titan any other. They will yield enough W, A. AYLSWORTH. more sap, extra, every season, to doubly pay their entire cost. They Nashville, Jan. 1st, 1876. ’ will run earlier and later in the day, and laier in the season. They havethe most perfect and convenient arrangement for hanging the Bucket, doing away with the spike, so injurious to. the tree. Being metallic, they aro conductors of heat, snd never freeze, nor «oak up with sap and sour. Their construction xs such as not to obstruct the flow of sap from the outer pores, as do. wood and other plug spouts. Trees tapped with these spouts require I world respectfully inform my friends no reboring during lhe season ; the air being excluded from tho bore Qrr that I am their peculiar construction) the pores of the timber do not .become seatemnil or contracted as is the case when open spouts are used, and the wound i» left open. The inner end of the Eukeka enters lhe tap or bore 5bith threfl' thin flanges about as thick as the back of an ordinary table knife, leaving MRS. L. O. CROCKER JULLINIRY& FANCY GOODS! AND All kinds of produce taken in exchange for Goods. f has bought the Hastings House, and is m*k- “ Go tuy your Drugs and Groceries at . lug it a fair sample of what a hotel should be. Botas's D»va Brona. . jg JJENRY H. WOOD. Jobr. R. Eastman will continue in the prac­ Hastings school teachers are charged 8 T A ND FROM UN D E R. tice of law al Woodland. withcruely punishing children for slight All parsons having unsettled secounti offences. They should be tempered down with the nudertlgned, MU please call and know of eight families in the village that with a trip hammer. settle them immediately, thcrel R LIKB1LAUSER, ' Aid Bentley's wood abed caught fire from themselves trouble and expense, some live coals that had been left there, on business. Tino Mxxsoa. Tuesday morning test. Luckily it was discovered before mnq^ damage waa done and the fire extinguished. p PABADY, Manufacturer c The Hotel and Grocery Store occupied by tbo good bargains that they are giving, The average HasI Ings youth, when his Dougherty & Room, and known as the Boot* and Shoes, beard begins to sprout, issues cards, with Central House. Has all the conveniences of —J. 8. Boise, of Le Rqy, Ohio, is visiting a modern boarding bouse. Terms easy. Cap. Boise and -Boise Bros.—Mrs, Mary his name in one corner and his girl's in ao- PosMssion given after the 6th of April, Stiiea and Francis Hopper, of Battle Creek, jsther, and the word “engagement** in an­ next. Apply to JOHN <> CKESSY. CONRAD CLEVER, Nashville. ere vieiliwg 8. SOlee.—Mr. Priadle of .Paw tique letter* ia tbc center, and passe* them 12 'round. Paw, ia visiting lhe village. -Bfortfgajgo Sale. Hasting* enjoys the honor of being a —The Atlantic for February la received, Wnr.RCA.s. Jonah B. Rasoy and Rmetta VJNION HOUSE. and ia a strong number, abounding wilh chartered city an J has a mayor. Recently C. Umov, h:a Wifr, of Nasiiville, Barry F- Darcrr, Proprietor. good things. Mark Twain in hia “Old Times aaid mayor issued an ordnance forbidding county, Michigan,did on the 1 Alb day of Au­ gust, A. D. 1871, make and execute to—HiMJLHIIVII-LJS. - Mlcnijnan. on lhe Mississippi," cxpteins-lhe origin of saloons to sell liquor or. keep open their ram Coe. of the same place, a certain mort­ hia non de plume. The subscription of tho saloons on the Sabbath, A week or two gage to secure tbo payment of a certain ae*i» wiii svsry after a fire brake cut in a building next to Good Hall la lire third a saloon, on Sunday, and about the first Mid mortgage jr*a duly recorded in lhe Nbws postpaid fbr $4.80. person to be seen rushing out the back door office of the Regirtcr of Deed*. In Barry Un., '' — Lost Tuesday we visted, and made the I yyn. JONES, of the saloon, was said mayor. “Oh ! con- Michigan, on the 7th day of Sept. A: D. 1871. »n Liber “Z" of mortgages, on page acquaintance of Mr. JobnQ. Creasy, the sirt-mey^bou at fa jewel. 899, and, whereoa, there i* now due on Raid newly-elected Seeriff. We think John Q. is Journal please copy. noto and mortgage lhe lutn of Four a nice man and any one else that don't think Hundred and Ninety-one and (kJ-100 —From teal week’s Charlotte Leader we doltei*. at this date, and default has so, wants I? call at thia office and apply for learn that a scoundrel calling himself Al­ tw-en made in the payment of said ram : bert Troxel, inticed DeLacy Douglas, a boy Now, therefore, by reason of Mid detank,; or there will be a mighty rustling among of 16 years, from Lit home in Pioneer, the .MoYtgagee, by virtue of the power in tholr dry bonu. Kid mertg&go s^ut-lnvJ. will, od iho t«euWilliams Co., Ohio, and, to a swamp near •ielh day j>f February, A. D. 1875, nt lhe Charlotte, and induced him to hide $35, hoar of one o’clock, I'. M. of said day, in some clothing and two guns in a hollow the.city of,Hasting*, at lhe north frontdoo to Mrs. Stebbins* millinery store, and has log, then returning lo Charlotte, when the of the court house, iq aaid eity (that being commenced to haul brick for a new store. boy retired, but Troxel secured the money (he place of holding lhe circuit court in and for Barry county, Michigan) sell lhe tends Mr. Ajhwor.h’a store will be 70 or 80 feet aud things and “slid out.’’ However he and pre>uLe< described in Raid mortgage, or long and will be commenced early in the was arrested lhe next eveaing on the train ao much thereof as may be neceaiary to Nashville, Mich. spring. Tbc prospects now are that Mr. nt Chester, and cast into the Charlotte jail Mlirfy the amount due thorean, nnd lhe reasonable costs aud expense*, and nn At­ R. 8 Brady will join with him and erect Where bo is awaiting trial. Il turns out torney fee of twenty five dollar*, stipulated General Conveyancing, two bricks. Several residences are also ou that the thief* name is nut Troxel, but Ab­ lobe paid by tbc terms of said mortgage CoUeelians a speciatty. the programme for next summer. Watch ner Rager, and that he waa born and raised should the same be foreclosed. TLo de­ out for the banner village. in Carmet, He has had the name of being scription nf the premise*, as described in said mortgage, arc as follows: Village lot* MONEY TO LOAN —There was a wedding in town tert Bat- a thief a good, while. No. one hundred and twenty-«ix (126) and the undirid d *ne-ha1f of lot* eighty-two urdty night. It wasn’t exactly as high (82) and eighty-lbrre (^8). in lhe village of Common Connell Proceeding*. C>n,WiU' toned as a Sartoris-Grant or Grant-Honore Nashville, Barry county, Michigan, accord­ wedding, but wo presume the interested ing to the plat and tbc survey thereof. Council Rooms, ) Dated Nashrillc, Mich.. Nov. 19th. 1874. pnrty were just as happy. It was held in Jan. 26, 1825. J HIRAM COE. the little alt io over McCormick & Halbert's Regular meeting held. CLkMKXT Bmitu. Mortgagee. FALL AND WINTER carpenter shop,—the abode of Death ' The Attorney for Mortgagee. 8-20 Present, — Downing, Wolcott, floor was not ornamented with a Brussells DELL mm nip w®os Urmm ml Bradml Coaon, 6 fr > U. ■BuMoaey lost by not buying Teas al Men’s Bools. $2.75 to SiO, Boise Bros. Men’s and Boys' Suits Clothing, from >€k-. Upon the fa- off mountain tope, $8 to $30 a &dt. - ' Attorney* at Law. ' T*at<yi>t OalvanfzecI VXVSU.U 1XDVCEXEKTS Best Prints, 8 avd 0 cents, HASTINGS. —The ice in Thornapple Lake ia of such ai of the well*, throughout the city having superior quality, that it is being shipped to, “dried up." w EapnM>ta Owosso, and other distant points. Court will be In aeeeiod next woek, and drep kmo, vIiom ..... ron aoun—A. W. Parker has retired from the bus­. considerable important business will be tains high, above the raging tempest and iness arena of Nashville, and returned to> brought before it tho storm-clouds aa they fly. methinks I Hartings. He didn't advertise. Mr. Bailey, aa old resident of the city pLEMKNT SMITH. V L.XWYRR. Kaal Batata and Inacnmec Ag-nL Sugar Maker’s Friend As <Jheap for Reiuly Pay As Aay House in Barry Connty. NASHVILLE FOUNDRY I ONE PRICE TO ALL. L il A8. W. DhJdARAY rocenes OF ALL KINDS, DOME if THE SHORTEST KOTTCn. Nashville, Oct. fith, 1874. L. C. BOISE & CO. Alllew- vr*rn<ii;r4'»» regrrMk Wm E. 6A.VA.aE At BRO a COLUMli Market I »ri SHAWLS, CASSIMFRES, Plows, Sleigh Shoes and Country Produce always bought at the TOP of the General Jobbing, Market. tkA-AUl, H71. Clocks, Spectacles, gw. W. n. K9CHER h Bro. OPlUMSf «ltw. At !«•«. -w/l �==; ------- '■*—!*■ _ mxsMaeroxM x*wui>. a^Ploi fhhoval. taken up, -WMi.law IUW. •ditor c.f tM*Wr York nominatioon t.'.ixu •100; to'estahltah a mint at in that city, and forcibly ejected Flanagan, recently elected Sheriff. Flanagan, it went*, TIN WIRE RING*. neighborhood nf «vmw and nrer». Wilhoft'a Tonic will prove a valuable addition » the ___ __ 11 nwanllna J/btire-BUta introdacod : To provvnl tho F:>Lat A Co.. Proprietors, New OriesM. For sate by all draggteta. VEGETABLE PttLMOMAXY BALIlff fowl arnreaM. rallsMe sad w«ll-k*o-» re-tej lhe Pita John Partar care. Cbarire Kingvtay, Chaplain in Ordinary to wm a conatitnUoual qtwiion regarding tho Ing lhe visit of tbo * Klug of Hawaii wm val dily of bls'atactica. 'Flanagan reported lhe'fsAta to Gh»nr*IHr HtR, and appentad fc> appointed W. H. MeGbaa Sheriff pro lem., , ths court-room by tho unllla.-y. MeGbaa ia a white Rcpubliday, while Ihon—A WaehiDgtou dispatch state* the Repub- gating committee which went to Vicksburg frianda, and that the poeaibdity of hia guilt is. have arrived at th<, conclusioa that a formid­ able White League exists in Mississippi, and that tho white* instigated tho riot that re­ united In the Vicksburg slaughter. —The Minnesota Logie!sturo proceeded to tellot for United States Senator on Jan. 19. U>s Legfotalnro of Dakota, asking for the completion of the Northern Pacific railroad, GrxxnfiiiirEtSi: Waukesha Water, prineipaliy in crw.ridaratiun of tho Legislative MINERAL BOCK SEEING, mittao to inquire whether the privileges of tho House bad been violated by the anest aud detention cf Whitelaw Reid, al the suit of Alexander R. Bhsphord, while Held wm within the District of Colum­ bia under a subjoins from a oomm'ttM of tbo House; adopted, and a oommiltea of fire Hale of New Tork. Orth, Clymer, and Baylor." —The Legialalure.of Rhode latad resumed Tbo House than went into committee of the equipped for active Mrviee. Supplies for the ths oonteet for Celled States Senator, the whole on the Indian Appropriation bi)!, first ballot resulting : Burnside, <3: Nathan Poland in the chair, but adjourned without disposing of lhe question. Wkdkwsday, Jan. 30.—Smalt—Clayton In­ end ballot stood: Burnside, 43;'Dixon, 31; troduced a bill to protect each State against ail Um war rereel* immediately available hare sion 91 ballots wye taken with pretty much ho disbnned «064.000 of the Pacific Mail cor- for the purpose of violating lhe laws of said —The Maaeacbnsetta Legislature com­ menced voting for Senator on the 19th of Jan- with Abart's list, with ths exception that Cou. greesman Schumaker rereived •300,000 iu- hour or with 101 votes, followed by J. G. etead of •275,000, m testified to by.AberL After Abbott,-the Democratic candidate, who re­ Irwin bad made hi* revelation, SchAmakar wm ceived 87. E. R. Host received 67 aud Charioe —Tbc Pennsylvania Legislature liu elected Judge Wallace, Democrat, to succeed Mr. Scott in the United States Senate. purpose of interfering in any manner with shall wilfully an 4 corruptly conspire comeon for any of the purposes above indi­ cated, shall, upon conviction '.hereof, bo deemed guilty of felony and bo punished by a fine not exceeding •10,000, and by imprint n- A DOG TUAT LOVED OEU PUPS. An ancient widow wm walking tbo other day in tho Avrane dtf Maine, Paris, with her dog, which disappeared in the line de 1* Gaite, aud shortly re­ turned carrying a piece of bacon, which it buried in some soft earth. “Your dog is clover," said a pauser-by. “ Poor thing." said the widow, “ she has young ones, and this develops her instincts." So saying the widow uncovered the bacon and placed it in a capacious pock­ et. Presently the dog reappeared with A DVF.RTI3EWI B.nfl » csat* le OI a pair of socks. This Booming to be n A. ttt,* CO.. <1 Park Bow. New Ye PsswhM V100 MB*«. eontataias Hsia sign of over-anxiety for her yoang, the MMrs MUsalcs skcwiac eosl of passer-by pointed her out to tho police, who found in her pocket a cake, a pair of small boots, a knife, tho piece of ba­ con, a sankngo, a book and some other matters. Tho poor dog waa sent to be slaughtered, and the widow taken to the police etition. 15^20 Mb. Fbank Jones, .of Portsmouth, N. II., hr.K had his. life insured for what bo had already testified. He bad thought ....The Legbslalivo Ayprvprialivu UU, .after $200,000. Thia iamud tn bo t bn largest to recall anything which would aid him in ex­ ctactatl Hun.Josoj.hE McDonald to succeed acme unimportant amendments, wat read a life insurance carried by any individual in New England, except Charles C. plaining bla connection with tbo money paid Mr. Trett in _ tho United States Senate, the into his baridr vote standing: McDonald, 78; Piatt, 41 mont to the Constitution, providing for the Storrow, of Lawrence, who is insured —Three important bills wars introduced iu BucEinaD, 13; Thompson, C; Curry 3; Hol- election of President and Vice President by for $250,000. rounds, of.Vermont; creating a court of ecu—Hon. Henry L. Dawes ban been elected tested election*: one by Senator Wright, of Untied States Benstor from Massachusetts. Iowa, reducing the salaries cf government ottoersand employee; and one by Beuster Adanw, 98; J. G. Abbott, IQ; E. R. Hoar, 9; BoatwelL of Massachusetts, creating a bar of teat taring, 12. - Toe **eond ballot for B*nator in Mtnneto determine what attorneys shall or shall not sota resulted: Ramsey, 61; Donnelly, 61; Davis, 21; Bcaltering, 16. gross. This latter frill Is inteodol as a blow —The Doiawaro Legislature has re-otocted at tbo lobby. Hon. Thomas F. Bayard to tbo United States —The Now York Legislature ban pan*o<) a special act authorising tbo Brooklyn Court, —Tbo Republicans of Connecticut have txiforo which tho Boocher-Tiltou ca«o is being nominated Mayor Greene, of Norwich, for tried, to extend Ha term, tn order to dicjioae Governor. —Hon. Irsm P. Cliriettancy bw been thought the trial will last at least six weeks elected to succeed Sir. Chandler In the Son­ ata from Michigan. Mr. Chriatianey is at —Irwin, in hia testimony before the Ways present Chief Justice of the Michigan 8uprwno Court. Mall corruption business, states that King —The committee appointed by the Repub­ and Whitney wore paid •235,000 jointly to lican caucus of the lower boueo of Congress bribe the Senate, and-that they performed to derive legislation for the Southern Statea their work Mti»factorlly. Ho also testified that sx-PoBtmsBter-Gcuoral Randall wm paid the maintensuoe of the Kellogg government in •35.000, and that ho (Randall) reported that Loulriana,.the supj>ort of the President in his action in the New Orleansoffair, lhe passage of -The interest taken in the Tilton-Beecher board to investigate mirages and report the D. Moulton, the "mutual friend” and go- evidence tbcroofito the United States courts. —A New Orleans telegram elates that tho Democratic members of lhe Legislature have summer. baa undergone, a most vigorous' resolved to slick together until the departure' of the Congroatloual Investigating Commit­ counsel, who have failed in their efforts to tee, after which' they will retire to their homes worry or con fuse him. Ho maintains hie story and await developments. with singular pertinacity. Moulton is pro-Ex-Gov. A. 8. Paddock hasbo'n elected Unltod States Senator from Nebraska in place witness that ever topk tbo stand. —Ben Butler wm the author of “Mutual —Tbo Democrats of tho Louisians LegtelsFriend " Moulton's celebrated "statements,” lataro bare proposed, as a compromise meas­ to tho latter testified the other day in tho ure, that the Congresaionai committee now —Throe hundred miner* are delving for tbo. precious motals in tbo Black Hilta. It is reported tbst gold In paying quantities (a —Tbo freight lines to tbo East are again cutting rates. —The public will be rejoiced to learn that in New Orleans canvam the returns of lhe November election, take testimony m to in­ timidation, and decide who wore elected lo tbo Lsgtotalure. -Ex-Senator Harlan iudlgnxtly dor.ien hav­ ing had any connection with Ute Pacific Mail subeidy bnetneee. out action upon It the Hen*to went into exec­ utive Mwaion. Hout'—Garfield reported a bill appropriat­ ing • IW.bOO for continuing the construction of the Bl. Louis PostoOce... .Crouuse In­ troduced a bill appropriallng ffSO.tW for ths distribution of seed* to tho portions of tbo coqutry that have suffered from grasshopper ravages... .The Indian Appropriation bill wm considered in committee of the whole, and the proportion to pay yearly three million dollars to the Choctaw Isdtaue, under the agreed to and so reported to the House; but tins amendment being deemed objectionable aud the bill wm reoommitled... .The Speaker presented a mcaaago from tbo President call­ ing apodal allar.llon to tho absolute nocesalty of providing proper armament for. tho seaCommitteco on Military Affaire... .After ■uluo uvuste vn *ue recinc Haii mvMttgttlon the House adjourned. from tho President in regard to Btren^thoning tbo coast defenses.... Davis lutroduoed a bill to incorporate tbo WMhington City and Bl. Louis Railroad Company... .The Civil Service Committee reported edverealy on the bill to reduce tho salary of tho President of the United States....Tho remainder of tho sea siou was occupied in discussing the proposed amendment to tho Constitution in regard to the election of tbo President and V:oo-Presi­ dent by direct vote of tbo people. proprialion bill wm defeated yesterday committee of tbo whole....Smith, from the Election Committee, reported a reeolution ex­ pelling Delegate Cannon, of Utah, for polyg­ amy. Ordered printed... .What is known a* tho " Little Tariff bl-l” wm discussed and finally passed. . a petition from cltizcue of Ptuneylvanla against a rest* ration of lhe duty on tea and restoration of tne duty on tea and coffee, aud Finally, however, realising aud adjourned. articles which tho President in hia meeMge called " horizontal duties." . OEEMH. Thebe are few who teed to be told that the Sherman Houtw ia tho beat hotel in Chicago. But oil may not have learned that ita prices have recently been materially reduced. croon waa fonnl rilting by her kitchen stove. whbobs oozrauxD or * PURE COD LIVER . OIL AND LIME. J Jio Person can take these Bitters Bilious, Remittent ■ and Inter­ EPlj-EPSY $250 riXBIS paper It printed 1 <1 bar lea Bnen Johnson , d rs-pound cans by thk RKwararEit vinos, CMeseo, tn. teat* ate aalliix with creel eacceas LIVINGSTONE'S LIFE WORK, SONGS .OF JOY ! No ube of any longcrtakiuff the large, repettaive. griping. dia«tric aud nauaoous PIUM O Habit Cured OPIUMJ^^ Sinker, Davis &. Co., IN OI JUSAPO LU, IMD., Manufaetarar* or strictly PortableEngines, Stationary Engines, Tubular and Flue Boilers, Lard Tanks, Water Tanks, K^L‘‘ra^:W'.,K.,WS7.,>'Ka bsrlQ. and Grannie, am tar /or ** mtutrnlfi Cata^fnt” JKt exvoee icnra elsewhere. readily swallowed by thee* of the most sensi­ tive stomach* and fMtidioua tastes. Each of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgailve Peltate repre- CUSHING’S MANUAL Of Parliamentary Mce. pills found f >r sa'o iu ths drug stores. From their wonderful cathartic power, in proportion to their • ze, iMkipte who have not tried them it by mail' EEOWE4 MANUFACTORY AND SALESROOM, mittent Fevers, which aro so preva­ lent in the valleys of our greet riven firougDiKit tbo United States, especially horn of the Missisaippf. Ohio. Mi&ouri. Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberbjnd, Arkan>m. Bed, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, [ Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah. Rotimke, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Summer and Autuipn, uid (pmarkabiy so during sea­ sons of unusual boat and dryness, are invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of the Btomac'j and liver, and 'other abdominal viscera. In their irealuroiit,* ptHg.tUwwaKurtlng a pow­ erful influence upon these various or­ gans, is wwentiany necessary, 'rticre Ik no cathartic for tbo purpose equal to Db. J. Walker’s Vinegar Bijters, as they will ipceddy remove the dark­ colored viscid matter with tvliich tbo bowels are loaded, at the Kime tinio stimulating toe secretions of the liver, and generally restoring tho healthy functions of tho digestive organs- Fortlfy tho l>ody against disease CIHCLLAII SAW-WILLS, •Cd King Table*. Lever Head Block*, Flour­ Mill machinery, Htave Machinery, »hln- tx>ard botes, when re can, by a careful appliaalio i of chemical science.'t xtract all the use the different active medicinal principles of-.which tbev aro oora posed being so harm iubso, wm u.unrs, as u> procure a reluving Oangwuub dr Inflzmmztic’U of the Lirsr and VL ccral Organs, in Billouc D jeaare. The properties cf Dr. Walkers flNM)ia B1TTKSS are Aperient. Dianb.-retta, Carminative, Nutritions laxative. Diuretic. Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific. A Itera­ te*. ami Anil Hi!inns GraUIhl Thousands proclaim Vibegab Bitters the moat wont’ jrful Irtviguraut that erer sustained the sinking •j stem. according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not deEtroyod by mineral poison or other means, and vital orgains wanted beyond repair. • SENT FREE $3 A 25 RANDOLPH 8T.. CHICAO4 by purifying all Its fluids with Vinkgab Bitters. No epitlemic can take hold <>f a system Ulus fore-annctl. Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Head­ ache, Pam in the Sbouldcrs, Coughs, Tightness of tlve-Cbest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste iu the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Pftlpitatation of thr Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in Ibo region of the Kid­ neys, and a hundred other painful symp­ toms, aro tho offrpriHgs of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a better guarantee of ita merits thax a lengthy advertise­ ment. Scrofula, or King’s Evil, White Swelling*. Ulcer*, Erysipelas Swelled Neck, Goitre, Scrofuluu* Inilztninaiion*, Indolent Inflammation*. Mercurial Affection*, Cid Sure*, Eruption* of the Skin, Sore Eye*, etc. In three, a* iu all other eon«tiluUonal Di*eajses, Walkkb’s Vismaz Bittkzb hava diown their great curative .powers in the must obstinate and intractajle caaea. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit­ tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of lhe Blood, hirer, Kidneys and Bladder, three Bitters have no equal. Such DtaeaaM ore caused by Vitiated Blood. Mechanical Diseases.—Persons euBged hi Paints and Minerals, such os umbers, Type-scttore, Gold-l>eater». and Miners, as they advoacu in life, uro subject to paralysis of the Bowel*. To gourd ngainrt this, take a dose of Walker’s Viskuaji BirhcR* occaftiooally. For Skin Diseases^ Eruptions, Tet­ ter, Salt-Rhe am, Blntehre. Sputa, ftmpjre. Pusudea, Boil*, Carbuncle*, Ring-worm* Scald-head, Sore Eyre. EryripcdM. Itch Scurf*. IJiscoloratiomi of the Skiu, Btunun | *oitl by dealer* in modknnee. An Irishman culled at a drug store to F DR. 0. 1 BOHANNAN, lr eared. Bold el ELASTIC TRUSS CO., Icrcsry. Chars** r**o»»*bl* Ci i‘'Tr»»>li»on Special Dlt*****.* 13 Broad wa; For loss of end, horn ail, red water in cx>*a, ioe* Of *ppc.ite. rot, orWnnrrain n> •beep: thick wind, hrokstt wind and roaring, and for ail obstructions of tho kidney- iu horse*. u*o Shn-idan't Cavalry Condition Powdtn. _______________ _ DR. WHIITIEH, a* ar b. aci« tuwt. c- imu, x*. WATERS' sr, fA. 3 HEW 8CALE Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in tlic system of so tn«nr thousand'*, are ensctually arotruyed sod removed. Ko srstem >>f mudicinn, no vermifuges, no anthalintruttes will free lha.systeui from wurins like these Bitter;. or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo­ manhood. or the turn of life, three Tonic Bitten display so decided an influecce'^hit improvement is eooo-perocptllJa. - Cleaane thr Vitiated Blood when­ ever yon find iu imparities burstlag throngb the skin In Pimples, Eruptions, up Bures; cleanse it when yun find it obstructed and aluggizh in the veins; dranao it when it u foul; your freling* will tell run wh*n. K**t> the blood pure, and lhe health of the styateio will follow. ita* AMH.K1CAN PUBLl HISb EaadolpU ChtatgJ. 111. abaippl, at Vicksburg, had been interfered or nalurc, are literally dug up and carriix uutof the system in a shun time by the uro of these Bitteta. For Female Complainta, in young TH GREAT SOUTH. FOR A8ENT8. •ssBpssiaiaaPassa Iu BCEiBVEh'a The Noethwestern Hoi2uc-Nati.Co.'b lution calling on the President to state by PIAN08 __ , .. OMcaso, gU0 Rl.lfi; MARm"ACE'’cuiDE'‘ proptialiug •182,600 iu coin to pay tho interest gm tho 8.66 bond* cf tbo Dislriet of Columbia, which wm ordered SriKwwr. ■»rf <O| Tt»ri,-ri. J ehuMtta, by unanimous consent, introUteed e 1st loan was lolged bare notified Don Caries bill to authorize Ltant.-QatR. Frederisk Pierthat he need not expect any further advance*. eon to acoopt from the Quean of Great Brit in tbo decoration. of tho military Order of The Bath, for gallant eervicM in the combined heart leaders are said to ba plotting ago ins attack on tho Jepaneno forts and piratical fiAXOaCXO; AGENTSWANTED. To Sell Rubber H‘nd Stamps adjourned til! Monday. THB e■ Beaut Disease.—Many persona suf­ fer with heart disease without knowing it—suddenly they drop off, and their friends aro astonished, on a pont-mortem examination, lo leant that they died of heart disease. The heart, like the brain, is tho sent of life—its diseases are of several characters. Tho most common tire valvular diseaae, fatly degeneration and functional derangement. If th» liver becomes deranged, and iigestion imnaired, the heart, through sympathy ana 'juxtaposition, becomes abnormal. JOSIAH ALLES’S WIFE’S NEW BOOK Tho following symptoms indicate ap­ proaching disease: Palpitation; giddi­ ness, faintuess, nervous prostration, deranged digestion, vertigo, cold ex tremities, etc., etc., for which tho old school will administer iron, opium, antimony, mercury, and many oilier mineral poisons... Heart disease is a Z SXW COLLECTION OV blood disease—purify tho blood-; remove obstructions to a limpid circulation by taking that Vegeiiible Alterative Visit­ oar Bitters, and yon wijl be a sound person in two or three months. 20 Wssav-Xo. HavrrhiU, N. H., which, for ahceliing brutal­ ity, ia bardiy paralleled in the criminal histoiy C. C. OLIN & CO. wm cidwl to report against the extension of Hie IcMing foreign products of the 10 per cent, Wheeler and Wileou oewjug-tnanhlno patent. tax. Referred.. ..West'preeenlo! the cre­ —The Congrereional luvsatigstiug Commit­ dock A Co., of Watertown, N. I., stopped tee arrived at New Orleans aud commenced payment a few days ago. A hurriedly-prepared dentials of P. B. 8. Pinchbeck m Bon aLorstatement shows liabiliiios amounting to elect from Loutaiana for tbo> term expiring ‘ak'ng tMlimony on the 33d of January. ' •454,003 ; aseeta. •170,000, and about »75,OOO March 4, 1878, and they were 1 Committee on Elections and- Privilege*.... CAfJfff AKD CRtJttEALg, —The Cook County National Bank, of Chi­ Boutwell introduced a bill to provide a —Tbc convicts of I ho Missouri Ponltenttary, cago (B. F. Allen. President), liu gone into voluntary liquidation. Depositors will be Lewis introduced a bill rt'pea'ing tho set pro­ viding a government for the District of Co­ paid in full. —Tho trustee of the Jay Cooke estate 1>m lumbia, approved June 30, 1£64.. .Toe morncommenced paying a each dividend Jf fir* on the Sixteenth Amendment to the Canati—A WMbingtxin dispalcb states that Secre­ tary Bristow ha* concluded his achetM for an girding ths right of Louisiana to self-govern­ ment, which was participated in by fiherman. Ths moro peaceably dis- H»e authorities. " An, parson, I wish I could take my gold with me," said a dying man to hia pastor. “ It might melt," waa the con­ soling answer. Dr; J. WaUer'H tWifornia Vihavar Bitters are a purely Vegetable pteparatkm, made chiefly from the na­ tive htrte found oil-the pyw-ur rengrfl <a titv Sierra Neyatkt mountnins of Califor □ia the medicinal propertie* of which are extracted therefrom without lhe um of Alcohol. The question te almost daily asked. “ What Is the cause of the unparalleled suecces of Vinegar BrrrERsF’ Our answer u, that they remove tho cause of disease, and the patient re­ covers his health. They are. the great blood purifier and ft life-giving principle, » perfect Benovator and Invigorate? of the ayztem- Sever before in ttr history of^tbe world bes a medicine been PRKSlDXnrs SPECIAL UESaAGE. VANDERCOOK-Co.CHICAGO. UX» of cotton s»odM, hM been burned ; lore on Mock ard Budtewy. otarat •M.WO. -Hoo» skdM txt «r‘ atmoat daily cccurr«M» in CUD, aud several livre have been MILWAUKEE. AND FORM OF ctxurxx.vn. WaxsT-BM, gl-OSaiXT. CO«»-N.<r, tuetTte. : WmeaT-Jta 8 K fit. Amber Xlehij cm. n.oe&i.n>. co» - x*w. eaame. oa» - MAXhM QE Lr e realarj ana aaa whatos» ttaztedniterssa an o»*r •'»<•« ableP’oet. etve n»m»» sud pl*c«*. as.Moaw.Kcs.s'ffst'iK' «•" to® wu. way par 4*s>i* »rtr*» i va »^ri5ivw.“.srssr-iii^i oMurred in tbo canon, at Utah, rating to CLEVELAND. fiRFNTR Wewwa»10A»C«t>e<aM»t*,lMtes Mrf • O.gynte. w- reeraafar -o sive u»r/ert All MLafta KINDS, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-02-05.pdf.pdf 02e837af6f1e58dfe30d8e9bcd8b6549 PDF Text Text MMT TS NfflN WWC»«B rt tLW Fw Amm ’ VOL. II. “ Progression. No Retrograding.” _____ - - NO. 19. N.ffeviLLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1875. MICHIGAN NEWS. The first dinnor naw tho beginning of You are ruy only brother, and I Deed not her crime. surdities. Herbert entqjpd tho dining- , there is to find fault with in your IwsntiHer roam.Jtis handsome hmf. disfigured by ful home." Herbert twistwl himself ably married without a choice. its liabitual frown. Harry and Louie ’ Qt^s«ily-in hw chair, but Lina continued : father was a weal tliy New York merclumt, and took his daughter traveling with him pendant upon me, Louie Imving the wm the only daughter of tho family, and her father and mother and brother “Busan,’: aid Lina sharply, before fort for yours. So if you wish, Herbert, watelwd he closely and aired for her Herbert could lift tho ladle, “ take that I will cvnai hcB» permanentiy, to keep I tenderly. In fact, they forgot she wm a turees id the kitelwq and '• teH Xno the ■ things in order for you." ‘ human being, and always wanted to keep soup is not fit to eat" Mere Igne wra obliged to pause.and j their angel in the house. None of tho Susan promptly obeyed. Herbert . strangle a langh at Herbert’s expression i young men were good enough for her, looked rather ruefully^ (the vanishing of utter horror and dismay. ‘-----------• . and she was not’allowed••to receive or go " You are very kind," he faltered, the arid tho savory fumCa of. the really de­ licious dish were tantalising. Essie■ tlie strong desire to tell Lina she would certainly drive him^nto a lunatic asylum Devoir whippod off Ids dinner in that way. by six months more of her model housekeeping. ’ All dinner time Lina kept up a ding“ Not at tQE - A man who lina made an dong nt Snaon about that abominable soup, till Herbert heartily wished he had'' said nothing about it. But' hi« imagina­ tion detected a burnt flavor in the pud­ ding, and before ho could remonstrate that dish followed the soup. “ Z*// got this house in some sort of tarciae. stuppmg upon one, muu ue - - womu nuv before Forth. Bn* t-rtinsbt Rm, took dlh« l»vr rad. ml*i4 h. U» ho<»-Ewry]^., Herbert muufcd and fretted ’ declared it thority for saying tiie patient’s very life | P*11 houenkseping upon depended upon quiet ’ ) ba«w, Lina du cue month near ! I j j wm k But she was allowed . to good looking young coachman, He -wns the only young man she wm allowed to talk to, and lie warmed her heart* And both were human. What wonderful resolution it must have taken Th© last straw wm laid upon the i been human had be refused to link bin camel's back. Herbert spok? hotly : | life with that of the girt. And their lives " You nrn entireV mistaken, Lina I I have not made an unfortunate marriage. plmtically. If ever a man wm blessed in a wife, I am “Before you leave it," said Herliert, that man.” .. •* V„„ You amaze me, Herbert," Lina cried, “Just what I have been expecting for sharply. “J>o you suppose you are s better housdeooper than Essie? . Why, I in weil-fmgntxl astanishmenL about seven years,said Mias Paulino " I do not neo why you should lie sur­ •Worthington, looking from an ojieu let­ the ratqiusitc enter of my house and my prised. Essio^is gentle, loving, orderly, ter in her hiiid; with a frowning'brow. . a model mother, and a perfect homo “Is not your letter from, Herbert, daifity table." “Herbert, you iqirprtoe me. Only angel—God bless her I" Linn I" questioned Mrs. Worthington, u “Herliert, is that true I" tiny, silver-haired old lady with a gentle yesterday I heard you any you did wiflh there wue’etrr anything fit to eat on the “Certainly it is true." expression. “I cannot believe it!" was the slow table." “Yes, mother., .Essie is very ill with “ One dou’t^jqp*** »-v»r» word to be rwpon-e. low, mj they want me to taken literally," said Herbert, rather * * Cannot believe it! Why I" come and stay till she is better. ’ The “ Because “—and Lina dwelt impress­ sulkily. But not an hour later, finding a ntreak of dnst in the sittiiifproom, he ively upon every word—"during the nine years of your married life, though visit­ think it is about time Bert’s tyranny over declared emphatically it was not fit for ing hero frequently, I have never heard that -little martyr was ended. He is kill­ a pig to live in. Coming into it the next, morning he yon sjieak one word of encouragement or ing her." r... ,r.e4-, "4 • praise to Essie. I Dever saw one look of found the • curtains torn down,-the car ­ “ Lina I ‘ He ia your brother. ” pets taken up, the floor littered with approbation or appreciation of any effort pails, soap, and brushes, and Lina in a she made for your comfort upon your dismid dress, her liair tied up in a towel, face. Contimml fault-finding,'constant directing two women scrubbing vigor- blame, have changed her from a happy, Nine o, when she married, she winsome girl to a pole, careworn woman. stmbeam, so bright and “ Good gracious, Lina,” he cried, Even hex hist illneea was but tho un­ pretty. Now, pale, quiet, and reserved, spoken doepair of a heart crushed under “ whnt are you doing 7 ” '* her voibo is aeldum heard, her ataile sel­ a load of daily censure and constant “ Cleaning this room." . dom scieii. A* wintry shadow of her “ Why, Essie had th© whole house striving for the approbation never given. former summer brightnem! Now she taa you Idl n>. DOW alrahra l»rar cleaned till it ahotie, in the fall, and has broken down. . You liave never seen didn't make lialf this mass," he added, in her duty to you. There is a grave her at home, but surely when she is here error somewhere, brother.” contemptuously. , . i _ . . you see ill® change I" The Kidly enrncet time, tlu? fuco of “ Well," said Lina, slowly, “ I thought “ Yes,- dear, she has changed; but this room a marvel of neatness myself, thoughtful gravity, sent ©very word home to Herbert Worthington's heart. He but when vtrn said it was not fit for the Has Louie changed so? She has pigs I supposed yon wanted it cleaned." sjMiko . no • word of self-defense aa La lift slowly left the room. Id the profound “ Tho room'WMS well enough," was tho Mrs. Worthington was silent. Louie silence tlint followed conscience reviewed was her oldest child, and presided over curt reply. “ For mercy's sake don't the post, and he knew that his sister had turn any more of the house upside tho home in which her mother liad lieen spoken only the truth. Tho habit of a cripplod prisoner for fifteen years. She down." At breakfast a tiny tear iu Louie's apron fault-finding meeting no reeiatiuioo in took all tho household care and had five Essie’s gentleness Juul gained in force, children, and yet Louie had fpuned in caught her father’s eye, and, by his own beauty, and certainly in cheerful happi­ angry statement, “ she Dever had a de­ the experience of the imst month and ness, since her marriage, even if tho cent stitch of clothes, and ho did wish Lina’s words. somebody would set, to her.” ' merriment of girlhood was gone. In the days when Essie lay dangerous­ Two days after a formidable dry goods “Henry apprecialee Louie!” said ly ill there liad been no self-reproach like Lina ; “there bee the difference between bill was presented at the store, and IJn* this in her husband's sorrow. He had her happiness and Essie’s dejection. If explained it in this wise : “ You said, Herliert, that Louie hadn’t given his wife a fair home,' an ample there is any domestic trouble Henry and income, frequent social plivurare, many Louie share it, while Herbert shifts it all a decent stitch, and you wished some­ costly gifts, and loved her faithfully upon Essie. He is an habitual fault­ body would see to her, bo I Ixmglrt her a complete outfit I could Dot see any while poisoning her whole life. finder." “God help me," he wluspcrtxl, “to fault myself, but of course I got more conquer this fault Essie slmll hear no expensive artichw, ns you did not like a homtekeeper ns Louie. Herbert may more fault-finding, and if I see her droo]>those already provided. I am ghul you have cause to find fault" ing I will send her to mother and liave called my attention to th© poor negli'cted Lirin here to keep house.” a faultless house or housekeeper; child." Never hail wife and mother warmer *.* Poor uegiected child!" echoed bhwelcome titan greeted Essie. The chil­ approach to perfeertion 1 ever did sec." toninhed Herbert. " Why, Lina, Essie dren were unchecked in their loudest fairly fllavrr her life out over t)i<w> chil­ “You never spoke so before, Lina." demonstrations of delight But Lina “ Because Louie and ; I thought it bet- dren. I am sure I never sec any better had to run into tho hall to hide her dri-mod or neater." merry eyes when Herbert, kissing Essie, Lina merely shrugged her tihouldern. yond your help. But firmly belinvtug, as I do now, tliat Herbert is actually “ We must let mother have Lina now, in the genial ati»<«pht*rt* surrounding worrying lus wife into her grave, I in­ dear. She luw been very land and worked tend to giro liim a lemon. Tiiat is if you Lottie and her moflier, while Lina ruled bard for my comfort; but there is no Herbert ’ s house with a rod of iron. Hercan spare ms to fco I" ’ home fairy like my Essie.'' “ You must go, dear. I shall gut along Tlw quick, glad look in his wife's soft for Ernie's gentle presence. Lina took eyes told Herbert one step had been So when Herlx’-rt Worthington aent Iris taken in tho right direction. As carriage Lina was quite ready for the yet he could not rebuke her for doing the days glided by, and Essie fourteen mile drive to her brother’s exactly what be openly wished. j found appreciation meeting every A ©hair with a tiny spot of dirt being house. It was mint unlike a house effort ' to ndd to home comfort wherein any evil spirit of repining or declared absolutely filthy, wm ujdiol-: a word of praise for every little triumph fault-finding should have found an stored and vanrishml at n cost of eight ] dollora. A doaen new shirta, Ewoe’s hrt . . 7...... ' . n , , , , , . ... .... grew bright with liappmess. Gradually . . . , ■ .---------------- । ‘M’,r. ° ,7’’ j tiC the careworn expression wm obliterated tote Wra1U. D.nld fa™*, lt . rad-bw, ■ werv b^pwrat ,jp» U» : Hrrt„, prafra* prarabra rani, to .intra.. '■ pmlraer, »J. rat «>t Iron to. lightarad b, to. Bui . ratj tarkral to™, to p™™ , ton.utob« Hra^’. btodra wra to. dl. raid toa draram Um lad to I bwnrad a to. Hldwra Bra wlxra Hrabrai, . p_,_ 7 . t momenta. j Ixnc unfortunate tuafrriago certainly needs | to induce her to marry him. He wm a all tho aid and sympathy his family can conscientious ixiy, too, Init he could not give him. ” I resist sucli a chance. It would not have EEARNING HER VALUE. mo rad ran, U» pmtk .pint twnr-.i rao.lo»opn»1 rft-r . prtudl drab: ■ into company. , and fortune© were joined, and the house | raged, but tho young couple kept out of ' the storm. They wont to living for the macin'©, and both put their forifaor t-___ Hr -___ =r._ _____ - teach­ Hvos ail behind them. She Xbegan ing music and writing for the periodicals. She did her first work, and really just liegsn to live. Ho was busy, tix>—not driving a coach. They breasted tho cross currents of the world together and thrived. She is a government clerk at a good salary and is well paid for literary ‘ shows.that the last three months of tbe j year is the amaon when most nuuriages celebrated—the next favorite season the year 1873, the number of females The company will build cess of 89 above the average number for Tba Krangt .t thing of «B wm itet nobody was hurt, although ooo man WiU profit henceforth seventy-four were married at the age of MuBeo. si Faria Mseosta: 16, eleven at 17, forty-four at 18, and one hundred and forty-throe at 19. Of the nudes above named who 'married at ‘18, throe took for wivre girls aged 16, 15 and 14, respectively; while one young man of1 16 boesmo the husband of a maiden of 17. A Vaclwlor of 63 was socepted by a maid of 17; and a bachelor of 22 was united to a maid of 40. A couple, aged 59 and 52, respectively, were married, it living their find venture. A widower of 48 took for h» fourth wife Lansiug. m growth of popita^ion and wealth, compsrvs favorably with tho othar parts of the State. In 1860 the population was 3,085 ; iu married to a bachelor of 27, her third 1870, 5.243; in 1874, 7,445. husband. A widower of 19 found favor with a spinster of 32. The oldest parties baodry in tbe Btate of Michigan. married during the year were a widower Tux sslarire paid to the Detroit public sclioctl third marriage of each. There were three fifth marriages of males during tho year, at the ages of 62, 57 and 54. Oae widow Imhuuui' a bride for tho fourth time, her bridegroom being a widower of 55, her own age being 60. Among those who have been twice widowed was one who, at tho age of 23, was married A widow of 17 to )w»r high station of perfect independ­ to a bachelor of 22. ' enoe. And both are happy and com­ married a bachelor of 22, and a widower of 20 married a maid of 22. The record fortable and'live; they-do not simply stay. Her father is dead. . Her mother contains the name of one man who diet! and brother are enjoying tlio luxuries of at tho age of 73 of consumption, who fortune iu New York. She would not go was the father of tlurty-four children, liack to that life again for double tlie fourteen by ono wife, seventeen by a fortune. Life is worth more than that. second, and three by a third. । It may bo coiled a mesallhmce, but it A QTTKKK DIHKA8K. was not a mistake, for it resulted in a A very valuable retriever'belonging to happy, active life. Mr. Higgs, at Southampton, Eng . be­ came sullen and ceased to manifest pleMure st his owner's approach. Soon he The French words constantly used in liegan to snap And howl in a peadiar English are often jised wrongly. It manner, and to tear his kennel, wliich would be interesting to know the origin wm of wood. Supposing it to be a case | »< ™r l“'b“ “U“K «■< ™«"'r when ob hydrophobia, it was at first proposed we wish to hear a piece of music over to shoot him, but inasmuch m lie wm again. It is just possible that iu some such a valuable animal and wm bo se­ bVgone age the French may have done curely fastened as not to be able to injure this, but certainly no living being ever any one, it wm determined to deter kill­ heard a Frenchman call out anything but ing him for tlie present, and to await re­ •'bit" on these occaaiona. Thon we sults. Day after day passed, tbe dog re­ have adopted the French word morale', maining in tlie same condition, however bat it is never m»xl by Englishmen, eating heartily and drinking freely of never even by the most learned luslo- water. By tliin time he had torn his rians, without a blunder. Tbe learned' kennel into slireds. One day Mr. Higgs histoi-ians say, for example, " Welling­ discovered that there was a large swell­ ton wm now dietermined to carry on tlw ing, commencing nt tbe lower rib and war a t'outrance, and the morale of his extending up toward tlw shoulders, army was excellent." Both these ex­ whidi ho concluded to bo a tumor. It pressions are blunders. A I’oittranee is increased in mzC and broke, when the bad French; it ought to be a muranee; 'dog immediately manifested delight at but morale used in this sense is still the presence of his master. An inspec­ worse. It is hardly possible to imagine tion of the opening rorjjiled in the cen­ a more absurd mistake, and yet it is ters substance which presented a firm universally provident among English and pointed front, and apjM'ArtMl to pro­ writers. The historians mean to say ceed from tho intestines. Securing tlw “ the mt/ral of tlw army was excellent," dog's head with tho assistance of a friend, or, in plain Engbih, that the men were in Mr. Higgs seized the obstacle and with cheerfully resolute temper; whereas, to much effort extracted it, which to liis say that tli© iitoralr of an army is good is astonishment he found to lie a galvanized to affirm that its theorem of morality are iron skewer six inches’ long, which the sound, or in plain words Unit the soldiers dog bad evidently bolted with the scrajm are oonvincod that they ought not to thrown to him from th» kitchen, with commit adultery, e«c. l<e moral, noed which it liad got mixed. After a Abort in this way, moans mental ftmiuas, time and projier treatment tho ulcer ■ cheerfulness, < .nrage to face difficulties healed and tho dog wm apparently as 1 well m ever. down into low spirta; la morale of a body of men means their theory, more- or lew severe, of moral duty and obligation. The lues on each side in Ute recent Thus a lofty morale mny elist nt the Franco- Prussian war was perfectly ap- _ some time and in tho same person with a palling. On the part of the Gernuna it; low moral . was in killed 19,216 ; wounded, 91,387 ;‘ missing. 6,196 ; total, 116,948. Of the 1 LOQKJKQ fVH HiatSBLF. French 89,000 were either killed in action or died of their wounds. This iocs not ing for himself, and suffering the keenest include the deaths among the civil jiopuchagrin nt not finding himself, wae exhib­ lation canned by slaughter, famine, grief, ited on the Union Pacific railroad etc., nor does it include a large number long ago. An Eastern bound emigrant of dreths resulting from wOuuds. Alto­ train KtopjxHl at Rock Creek for break­ gether it will be a low estimate to mul­ fast One emigrant strayed away, and the tiply the above number by four. In first section of the train started without other words, nearly half a million of lives him: He reached, the second on time and Wire sacrificed on both sides in thia war managed to get away. His friends in the entered upon by the responsible authors ’ “with a light heart,” “ the French trito with a dread that be had been killed. ' Minister declared at the outset? The conductor telegraphed to the Thia statement in relation to tiie section to look for himr and bring him The following interesting statiatiea relating piled by tho Taming Jtrjnibliraii, from the official rcjKirts of the institution; During the pest year tbe number of couvicta baa inerwutod wm 687, and in 1873, CIG. courted bor tmeoWully ; but might etill lie Anoth'-r war wan hcJ-l at Adrian last weak am! an erganixation effncted'br ths election of tbo foUcwing oSom: N.B.’Bowtay; of Detroit. PrasHahi'; Edward King, of Detroit. Secretary (liartae It. Kimball, of Adrian. Treaatircr. Gra. Witaanu.. of Detroit, and Henry Waldrou. of Hiltebta. Lieut. Pratt, tbe convention adjourned to meet JtDU*ry 20, 1876. bottom. Bince 1847 there tiurteen And » half yaare. and only L13 per The following table aliowa the proportion of charged by expiration of Mmtcucc. three by ployed under oenlraet at el pef day, fifty at 72,4’ centa, on* hundred and fifty at G5, twenty-five The following table allows tho fuuuirjal standing i.vxim MU* .S3MBXM its to nativity. New York furnishes 64. On­ tario 44. Ohio 38, Miublgan 34. Ireland II Ger­ many 17, Maryland 14, Pennsylvania and Ilh- sou. and 245 for crimoi against property ; 80 Itotro1.* 542.902 barrels of flour. 5254,283 buah306,577 of tarloy. 29.979 of rye. 33,344 head of barn'll of app'n-. 2.188^151 pounds of butter. 370.218 of lanL 425,272 of tallow. fi.Ml.C74 of portatioiM omooiitad to il.251,474. yielding 6209.806 iu detire. Tux following sliows the ntimber of studrata iu the Michigan Univeraity, in eomparuion with lag All ikMtUcMU for Ur oftkr of notary jubficio drj.-owt Oftff doil»r wtib Un Hecr-taT) of Ktotr, M a taalhuoay of Rood f»ltn. Fauux, Jan. 29.—Seitale—Petitions received: •taktaR fo» thr puracc of •law *• rotaMtoh » State Mrdtau board, to Moan, mcMreltaa of sfcyiiln, and to Faquir* at Umm rrrtaln (canal rwSfl ar.l....-*. Fratittrac Vnailantl Ann Michigan furnishes 50) rtadonts, Ohio 114. •nt! Dhnois 107. Thirty-one Hun». two Terri­ torial, Ontario (Canada;, Bavarian iaiauda, Japan, Natal (R- uth Africa). Liberia mwI Rimms are represented at the University of Mkhi- Mraxks. M.S. Smith * Co., of Detroit, hurt wech nbipt>od to Mareeillre. Franco, a solid di­ ver fruit stand. cumpriauig three fteoaa, and or hizi body to Laramie.. The passengers aheet of the empire under Louis Na­ also a tmlcb-recaiver, the whole indcred in a tamed out readily to aid in the scorch. poleon. Upward of 120,000 Frenchmen are moldes ing twt^ in the Crimea ; 40,000 -r value, and let* her know U.” temblo anxi y, died in July, 35,000 in Mexico, ami 10.000 , . they wore looking. He hunted for in sundry other distant expeditions. If Paxm, with a population of 1,800,000, xm«ing emigrant with a which oouid j we add to these Urn 80,000 kilted during the Franco-l’rwwian war, we have a total Mas. T» »*as Baijiwix, one of tlie uktart rwiilontaof Ivon, died iwddeoiy * few days of 294,000 ago. st tlie age of 08 yaanu Josroa Oaok. a prominent UnhanmlM miuMaroCfoatteni MkMgan. «4oneat tbeoMr uja Lra moU.-r oa br r rrtura • of the Univsmty. �The noblest motive i »4»1( V, Ll.K. -ftomulhing mvc printer—pp Jf FEB • ms ' No A man has been arrested fur tak­ ing -things an they come. will -an 6f iUt«Rtion »<’the public to itie* for tlninf the bunt reMouuble prices. 1 WILL SELL Great works are performed • moire through perseverancu than strength. his feed-trough up to a wooden . sad­ dle. The owner 'took a notion to Young folk" grow most when in love. It increases their uglis won­ have hin^fcxl; but he kicked out the biacks^tlb- shop < and returned . derfully. home. Tho owner triad to kill him ■ Troubles are like dogs; the small­ sometune.ffiimr, ma he licd lris ears er.they are the mure they annoy with n trnic-chain and rode 'him fur jou. six consecutive days tmd nights vs Gen. Buller'. parent, intended him। hard mi he <Wd under whip and for the ministry. Hou- tho sinners! spur. Tlw fuel is, ha nenriy killed would tremble beneath his witheringr himself in tba effort, and had to be ' carriedup-sisiri to bed, and his'firm belief was that lhe mule would die Tlie fond papa who bought his boy that night; but, to his astonishment, a horn fur Christmas, is now devising the next morning be found that the means to have that horn smashed ac mule had kicked to death a Chester cidentally. bog weighing three hundred pounds, They have r new test for intoxica­ bit a piece out ofhis horses shoulder, tion over in Canada. When a man ate up n saddle, blanket and bridle, enn pronounce ‘reciprocity” without tore*down the fence, and was splurg­ ing about, more devilish than ever, tripping, the police let him go. to find something else meaner to do. . There is a Conneticut widower AU IFtxrf who declare* that nothing reminds Said that Detroit Justice: "It » hint of his |*Mir, dear 'llc so much my solemn duty to warn you. Jane as to live within earshot of a saw­ Weloh, that you are on the high road mill. . to degradation. This court is going to dficgvde'i. Seven-htindred- • 11-hind abuts hurled (rum twelvcjinch ninnls of the national defences. An Re-sawing, &»., Dressed Flooring, Sldlnj, Mould!ag>, he., Yard wide Sheeting 9 cts. immediate appmpriaii an of a quarter ofu tniltiuo of dollars is asked for, and such preparations made as<jwi!l prolucl us from attacks by sea- CASH. BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, says these upp-'els should be oo'longer Hatching, bend. Knit Underskirts, 50 ots. Experienced. Workmen Employed. JVo. 1 Batts, 20 cents. Par is dreams of Sedan. All France is hungry for war. Her armies have Btctired it tbe C. O. D. Store if I *1*0 Biaufaolarc Soft and Hard Wood' Best Velveteens, 75 cents. been increasedtoa million and threequartan, of man, and her ship yards Good Waterproofs, 90 cts. resound with lhe noise of ten thou sand hammers. If there is a war, <>ur Ceatauial year will be marked by events of profound significance. Meanwhile tbe gloom deepens. One by one the roses fade. It is now boldly deuiad that men who wear long hair are possessed of any more talent than men who have it snipped dose. “Kiss me, tnolhcr, before I sleep." How simple a boon, yet how soothing to the little supplicant, is that soft, gentle kiss! The little head sinks contentedly on the pillow, for all is lieace and happiness within. Tho bright eyes dose, and the rosy lips are revMng in the bright and sunny dreams of innocence. Yes, kiss, mother, for that goodnight kiss will linger in the memory when the giver lies mouldering iu lhe grave. The memory of a gentle mother's kiss has cheered man) a lonely wanderer s pilgsiptagsu nnd has been lhe beaconlight .to illuminate his desolate heart ; for, remember, life has many a stormy billow to crow, many a rug­ ged path to chuib, with thorns to pierce, and wc know not what is in store for lhe little one m> sweetly slumbering, with no marriug care to disturb its peaceful dreams. The parched and fevered lips will become dcwyl again, as recollection bears to the euflereTS couch a mother’s loro, a mother's kiss. Then kiss yuttr lit­ tle ones ere they sleep; there is a magic power in that kiss -Which will endare to the end of life. Charles Reade says that his true stones will outlive his fictions a hun­ dred years. The old msn with the' scythe will have a tough job ia sep­ arating tiiem. “Anything to beat Satan," was the. Idgend suggested by aJJanbury poli­ tician when, asked to name some­ thing appropriate as nu inscription on a banner for a Young Men’a Chris tiau Association. Now is the proper season of the year to get up donations for your minister, and carry him a few pounds of dri»d apples, a bushel of potatoes, and three yards of cottou, and dam­ age his house to tho extent of -fifty dollars. ’ send you to the house of Correction for sixty days, hut with only f elmgs of kindness. Yu* will have time to reflect; your nose will lose its ro$y hue;- you will have a chance to comb your hair and make yours* If a bustle, and I havn’l a doubt tha», before you come out. you will have such high aims that a policeman can't got within ten rods of you. ■ /n industrious citizen of San Juan arose a few mornings ngo, while the festive lark was still snor­ ing, and with n tin pucket under bis arm went to the' barn lomilktho family cow. It was dark and rainy, and in fumbling about for old Brindle he got into (he wrong pew and be gan to pnij the off mule of his wagon team He cant remember now which side of the roof he went out at, but his recollection of alight ing on the fence is very vivid. He expects tlie bucket down in a few days. . Host, For tho Wholesale and Retail Trade. luatli and Shingles, Depot, Nashville, Mich. 48 ’ A. W. OLDS. Then, Try My $1 Ten, J7OVND, the cheapest place And 3 Cent SOAP. OU Towi. KU, 25 asd 28 Cm,. GROCERIES TRIUMPH BAKING POWDER In nice tin cMiubtetr. Tea’Sms for 65 Cts. Ac., Ac., too numeroas In mention. Kerosine OB, 15 cents perUeM Wo will sell you Groceries, of Every descriptions, For cash, or its equivalent, As Cheap as they caa be Bought BOOTS AND SHOES Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bay for Cask. I have a full line of . Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. IS Daurt Co. The broken down sinner who does -UtD tho -minor topics’1 of the Milwaukee O. S. Thompson, for lhe past six­ nows says that a “lot of pop-corn balls hung all over a Christmas tree teen y«ars a resident of East Saginaw will create more interest in a Sun­ commited suicide Feb. 1st' by taking day School than twenty miradcs strychnine in the presence of his possibly could.” ronld especially call aiittniion to oar large family. AT PRICE! CHEAPER THAN EVER, A Milwaukee dramatic critic lells AT THE DOWN TOWN STORE OF how one of lhe stars was -pretty ef­ fectually stuffed with lhe back of a getb.et stand in the private study of a Phil­ chair." Though he had in his pocket adelphia doctor, while thoir poor wive* Representing nearly every kind known to a dead-head season ticket, he deter­ split fence rails in their far-off North Caro­ tho trade, and Io you that indulge in tbe for­ mined that for once he would fear­ lina bone. • eign luxury, »t would My lessly give the truth. A man may forget hl* business, bi* family A Saratoga tombstone lifts up a and all nil saered obligation* of lift, but he warning voice to single women, in the And see for yourselves. following manner: -Emma, dau’r of Abraham and Matilda C., nnd wife Urfit bin. of Theodore S., died Aug. 10, 1868, ' THE YAMA8HIRO (unoolorcd) jE 26 years, leaving five chihlreu— Japan Tea, for married to young against her father's will Single women, take warning. Young; Uyaon Tea, 50 cts. Ready Made Clothing OTTEt* STOCK If an editor omits anything, he is iasy. If he speaks of things as they afe, people gel angry. If he glosses over or smooths down lhe rough points, he is bribed. If he calls things by their proper names, he is unfit for the position of on editor. II he does not furnish bis readers with jokes, he is 8 mallet. If he does, he is a rattle­ head, lacking stability. If he con demns the wrong, he is a good fellow, hut lacks discretion.. If he lets wrongs and injures go nnmentioned, he is a coward. If be exposes a pub­ lic manflie does it to gratify spite,— I is the tool ol a clique, or belongs to | the “outs.” If he indulges in person­ alities, he is a blackguard. If he does not, his paper is dull and insipid.—Jjbw» ( CUrio) Argiu. $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, 45 cent* per pair. $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes. Which I am bound to sell I* per Cent Level than any other House in town. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. C. A. TRUMAN. H R DICKINSON. Come to Our Store! QOH£ DOWN TO Dry Goods In Lowell, the other day, a disroa oouraged' mill-girl said to her board­ ing house mistress, who was lament­ By the barret' ing the fate of a boarder who had eloped with a scalawag of a grocry CHERRY, ASH AND BASSWOOD keeper: “You keep us on bull beef ■l 84 a week and then expect us to A New York letter says : "Josa- be contented angels.” every description. phine Mansfield, as good looking Was he pleased?—that is lhe ques­ as ever, is in town. She rejoices io a verdict, and, if a verdict is a nice tion. At a recent lecture a young thing to have, she can rejoice; but man read a' fine essay. On his way Has opened *1 the old stand of DOWNING A LITTLE, a oomplel* slock of when she gets the $25,000 she will home from the hall he heard one lady Ever sold in Nashville, which we think lhe rejoice still more, and that jubillee remark to another, as he walked be­ People can Appreciate. will not occur till her old age needs hind them,“Wasn’t that fine?” “Yes," cheering. Mrs. Lucy Fisk took was the reply ? but whst a mean-look­ things very easy during Jim's life, ing little wretch the lecturer was. We do not wish to eulogise. Call and see l»ut she doesn’t propose to fill for yourselves. One day a little girl about five years DELIVERED AT his place and provide' for his lady of age heard a ranting preacher pray­ friends after his death. When she ing most lustily, till the roof rang Boots aid Shoe, put up the Brattleboro monument, with the strength of his supplication. ■he said : “Lay perfectly quiet, dear Turning to her mother and beckon: Hits aid Caps In every style and form. James; Stokes may bo pardoned; ing the maternal e<u- down to a Grits’ Firilshlag Goads Gould may be converted, but Josa- speaking place, she whispered. phine will never get a dollar.” And “Mother, don't you think if he lived Gloves aid Mittens, Fisk just braced himself against his nearer to God he wouldn't have to IN NASHVILLE. fifty-ton tombstone and his life’s talk so loud?" Shanin, Firs, assurance and rested like a Iamb.” It is reported that a man went Carpets, A Port's Pbospkrjtt.—Bryant home about three o'clock one morn­ Faacjr Goods, A. W. OLDS, Proprietor. has made more money than any poet ing, and, using his umbrella for a >©- Call al Central-House Sign. that ever lived. It has, however, billiard-cue, smote his sleeping wife in the short rib. crying “ pool !" and A. ROOSA k SON. not been fhe product of Iris nmsc, but of bis newspaper. To this is to sunk into a sweet slumber- He has be added lhe fact that he is of simple since explained to his wife ihat wom­ &C., &c., Ax-, habits, and cannot but be moderate en can have no idea how the cares in genera! expenses, He is estima of business will sometimes affect a ted to be worth from 8400,000 up to man’s brain. $600,000, which is certainly doing •old M In Wisconsin, the other day, a very well. No other editor except wedding procession and a funeral Bennet rias exceeded this sum, or 1»T u< Ui.kw. HuU Prio. f.r even equaled it, while, as for poets, which of thia gifted elan ever dream­ tbe scene declare that they ahw a ed of such success ’ Bryant, indeed, funeral procession accompanied by a reminds us(in this point al least) of brass band, while the other half are what Jeffrey said of Byron in one of ready to swear that a wedding pro­ his critiques. “He never lived in a cession passed, headed by a hearse. POTATOES, garret! like thoroughbred poets." Bor To,«h.r with , full OWrtM,, Tlie young mon that you see wealth never infix'cd his vanity. It APPLES, cam* as the earn mgs of a great jour­ going about the street with coat MIBRORS,PICTURES, FRAMES nal, and was never used for display. collars turned up, hals jammed down over their ears and eyes, hands AND CARDS. BRACKETS, / Delivered at their James Freeman Clarke has invent­ slioved up their coal sleeve, their DUSTERS,&C-&C., making desperate ed a lantern to see stars with ; but we shoulder- blades don't think his invention will amount attempt* to climb over their heads, ELEVATOR Ilf NASHVILLE walking pigeon -toed and knockTO EVERY ONE! kneed, looking hioe and sad and *o stars to last him a lifetime by Mtnply disconsolate, they are the ehaps who COFKIAS AND CASKETS, swore off the day after New Years. LATH, the beck of his head. Some men They used to smoke and chew, and SHINGLES, Don’t forget the place,—the tip tha hot Scotch, but they don't WATER LIME, CASK* furpiabod to ordeo any more; bat oh ! they want to. Brira Store, opposite Nichols. ■taut by merely calling a bigger num SALT, SHR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ HAIR, INGS kryl cmuUual, a. kmi ■Joshing over with lugubrious sentiSTUCCO, Whee news reaches ns that a mewt over the death of Mr. 1874. 1 ALSO WANT ^c., j-e.. For one we are glad the old cove has CRACKERS A. W. ALLEN B.1KERY GOODS Of The Choicest Bread Not less than 18 Inches thick, ‘t iDill (BDDID3, OYSTERS OLDS’ SAW MILL, FOR ANYTHING US THI UNB OF ©rottriw and ftrtrrisitms, Having filled toy store with a fre«h stock of choice GROCERIES. Crockery GLASSWARE, Tiotcl and $rstaurant Lodgings fy Meals 25 cts. ATTENTION, ALL.! SEWING MACHINES FUBKITURE MANUFACTORY! AINSWORTH & BROOKS, JAOOB LENTZ & SONS GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIV. first-class Grocery and Piron Store ’ I wish to inform the public that I will mH BIG PILE OF GOODS roi A HARD PAN PRICES I TERMS—Cash or Ready Pay! CORN, SMALL AMOUNT OF MOSEY Parlor, Uhrerj, Dinin, Office ui GENERAL FUNTUDE! OATS, Clover Seed, &c., ffz“ In connection with my .lore I shall k*cj> » Fair Dealing and Ln Prices ' Baty Cata aid Peraslilatan j MEAT MARKET! quit. Miilrodg. MICHIGAN CENTItAD. family-Jl 1ms in drouths and grasshoppers, if d.nog tire he wants us to shed any tear* over his AINSWORTH k BROOKS, Proprietors- for which I will psy the Highest Friso. 7 A. W. ALLEN. GOOD MEATH! The Highest Price Paid for /Eire and Pells. tSr MMKMMB TH! PLACE— Red Sign, No. 1 18,m Corti of 1 ui 4 FwtVnl We would advise 1875 to deal Where can aiwaya be found a frosh «tock of Nashville, Dm. lot, 1874. Nsahrille Mkh. P. BIBB4W. FaAftjM.JnniniMrLL MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. �VI v «• 100M.MAWEIB. / Bgb. Machine Jteodhs st Dhdtbsw'S. gflU Doriwm sOsTl 20 T for 90 cts. Mx II. H Wood died on aa. CRYSTAL DRIPS. . araef shoot tw »<*. e«Db at «--» *l W. A AYISWORTH, Having removed hla atrak ef ' Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, PTCKLBB, In whit* wise vinegar, —“7)16 sick tides are getting better. roamed IS57 W “• Y0Ti^GT W »?« —Savers! hare fttnte up io Miss Louisa M Blanchard, . Ib18A8 the couple wcnl south, and resided {here until 1861, a weak, *ud we didn't get them. wtem they removed to Rutland, this “ E. J. Feighntr has moved into county- TH^Jfetsidod i* Kutteud and --Good KW aioree for $! al lew photograph gallery in the new Ilasiipgs untifm October, 18(ffi, when A. BARBER. M.. B.. IT local* a’jbribk block. they removed to this village and Mr. HOBBS. Black- Ball, J • In the store of H. B. Didi®», wm in order to cIum- rat *the raHrc clock by the Iftth of March, give TAILOR TO CASH HOURS! Good Good-i ud Lav PrlecsTell! Best Prints, 8 and 9 cents, Brmon and Bleached Cation, 8 9 CO .Vrn't Bom. *2.73 u * 10, Men'g and Jiotts' Suit! CiuOting, from •8 to S30 a &rit. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for Goods. N. B.— The pnbUcwiR pletue bear in mind that this is no old shelf werrn stock, but all new, having been bought within the past three months. . tSr Partie* having un*ettied accounts with lhe Ute firm ef Aylaworth A Fuller, Will please call and a»ttlB the aamc at once rith .. W, A. AYL8WORTH. Naahville, Ju. 1st, 187A “49” FOR THE REIT It DOS ELIHU CHIPMfN, Justice of the Peace, ns and cash will be {thank­ —This is what the Seneca (Neb.) torn*; fee of twenty five dollars, stipulated lolly <eceived and forwarded. .A, to ba paid by tbe tsrms of said mortgage cordial Invitation is extended to all, Courier says of lawyer A. M. Flint. should the same be forecloeed. Tbe de­ uui&large attendance is desired. '‘Judge Flint and family left foi scription <if the premise*, as described in Michigan on Wednesday morning, sajd mortgage, are as follows: Village lots —Mr. Jacob Hoffman is canvassing where they contemplate residing this No. one hundred and twenty-otx (12(1) and rhh sAtiori for a work entitled, “Cross winter, nod may be fur tho future. the nndivid d ane-balf of lota eighty-two (82) and eighty-three (83), in lhe village of ■nd Crown," or the'suflbriogs and tri­ Mr. Flint was u whole souled follow, Nashville, Barry county, Michigan, accord­ umphs oflha heroic mun and women and will be'greatly missed in Cen­ ing to the plal and lhe survey thereof. Dated NaahriUe, Mich.. Nov. 19th. 1874. tralia. He was quite successful as who were persecuted for the religion HIRAM COE. an Attorney, and tbe last Court dock­ Mortgagee. FALL AND WINTER of Jesus Christ, and what it costfo be et showed he had an increasing busi­ Ciawarr Smith, Attorney for Mortgagee. 8-20 a Christian in 1555, being a true ac­ ness at his command in Kansas, we HORTGACE SALE. count of what the Protesuhts had to should not be surprised to see the Abo VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. suffer al the hands .©( the Roman Judge and bis kunily bock." Default having been made in the conditions of a gertaiu Indenture of mortgage, made Church. The work Is ilhistraled and executed on thy third dv of Bcptrmb-r. dent An gel! is UHccture in that city with the finest engravings, edited by in tire year of our Lord one thousand eight CUT FRU or CHARGE 1 next Friday evening on “The Think­ hundred and seventy two, by Alonzo B. She still retains tho ’services of Miss eminent historians, is published in er and (he Door." That rs a good Stevenson, sole aad only heir al law of Rox­ Dowxtxo, and is prepared to make clear type, on excellent paper, and ana Sterenaon, d*ooaaod, and Eliza J. 8le»subject, and we have no doubt .that enson. his wife, of Woodland. Michigan, in DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. every family should have a copy. the learned President will demon favor of Elisha Bannister, of Windsor connMr, Hoffman is agent for Barry Co. a Irate that iljo thinker ought always for this and other works. He can­ to close lhe door on entering an office Deeds of Barry county, Michigan, on the vasses for only the choicest moral of a cold day.—Detroit Free Press, third day of September, A. D. 1872, al five mmutlioni ajble works, and merits abundant success. The Washington Bur, in connection with o’clock r. M-, in Liber X of mortgages, on page M2, which said mortgage was given tMe story about whiskey having frozen al to aecure tbe payment of Ave handrad and —Abner Rager, the rascal SrhoenMontana, on the night of tbe 13lb, discuztes sixty ($560.00) dallarw, four years from the > boy from home and rob- tho general subject cl freezing spirit, and date of tbe said mortgage, with interest at aeoount of which was conclude* that If tbe Montana whisky froze tbe rata of ten per cent per annum pay­ able annually ; And it waa thereby and in given in last week’* Nxws, broke out said mortgage expressly agreed that should It adds, however, that ’-the probable explan­ any default be made in the payment of raid of the Charlollc jail, on Wednesday evaaiog ... 1. <b. .f i. rn, "•»“* t»f of hut ,v" week, »«ek. by br digging • ation of the Montana phenomenon ia that ____ , the -■ _____ • beat of Oils used. Shop Jast sooth of bote "Through wall .... and. ... letting therein expressed, and should tlie s*unc rvwhen tbe whizkey evaporated rapidly ard tnsin unpaid amLia arrears for the space of himself to th* ground with & pair of thirty daya, than and from thsneeforth, that sheptj. A little more than a year great failh In human simplicity if It thinka b to ny, aftar the hpaa ot the said thirty ago Rager lived north of this village, lhe public will beHeve thay set whiskey days, tbe said principal snm of five hundred and sixty dollars, with all arrearages of in­ near Solomon Troxel. One day he aside in opca vweb in Moataaa. terest lhareon, should al the option of lhe obligee, his executors, adminittralors, or awoke to lhe cotweiouanea that ids Am Idaho gentleman strippod himself, falher was as intimate with his’ (Ra- bung his apparel on the saw-buck, aad re­ MRS. L. O. CROCKER Shaving, having, Hair Cutting Cuii Dressing, Shampooing, EALL KLLIHERY GOODS1 Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS gW'*) wife as he should be himseK tired oa a pib of cordwood, rib mistake might net then and after discussing and cnssing the, was Jiscovcrad by bis wife, who evarhanrd him quarrelling with an imaginary old DRESS AAAKING C1U ASlI t>«l. LIVERY AND Vffl) STABLE! In Castleton, at the tendance ■UNDERSELL to anf otkerr. They ere more StiKfde, Durable, Convenient and Economizing They are made from the best qtndKy of iron, and are galvanised. They wi! not nwt or cprrodc and will last for generations. They do doI injure tho tree, autlare quicker adjusted than anv oilier. They will yield enough more sap, extra, every season, to doubly pay their v^ire casL They will run eariier and later in the day, and lat*r in (*a aeoson. They have tbe most perfect and convenient arrangement for banting the Bucket, doing away with the spike, *o injurious to the tree. Being metallic, they one conductors of beat, and never froexe, nor conk up with up nnd sour. Their construction fs such a* n*t to obstruct the flew of srp fmm the enter pore*, aa do .wood and other plug spouts. Trees tapped with these spouta require no reboring during lh*e season ; the air being excluded from the tore |by their peculiar construction) the pores of (he timber do not become semnnud or contracted aa is tho case when open apouts are used, and the wound is left open. Tho inner end of lite Evmkka enters (he tap or bore with three thin flanges about u thick as the back an ordinary table knife, leaving open spaces between exoh flange (or ih« flow at tb* any from rhe outer |Kxes. The outer pores being tho best yield era Ate often wedged by wood and other plug spools to the depth of half an inch or more, greatly dimin­ ishing the amount of tap that wonld otherwise be obtained. Wooden spouts, as well as many other kinds that are used, are of short duration; but Kame?! is Off* of th**ir ’worst faatorrau—and thia is always lound in them as tlie season advances. Those having their boles in tho center, when dnveu into the tree dam up a little sap, which remains there daring the season, constantly to freese and soar. This soon becomes' thick and gummy, closing all the pore*. Then io get morejaap, the trees, must Ira rebored, which usually only deepens the hole. The sour apoul is then replaced, which will only sour lhe next run. Tlie hole in the EvjtyxA, by which the sap leaves lhe tree, is at the very bottom of the auger bole. This being bored on a little upward slant no sap can Ira held to freeze or sour. Tlien, too, the Evucka being metallic, and galvanized, absorb* no «ap, e^nvrqueHily sonrness in the spout and bore never occur*. Many ask why lhe Euxbka* run eaiier in the day and continue laiei at night, arid later in the season? 11 u this:' wood end other tubular aptrata having their boles in lhe cenlpr, freeze up at night flrat, al lhe outer or dnp end,—the sap continuing to flow, fill up the spout and anger hole, and hav­ ing no escape, freezes solid. Tlie Eubkkas, constructed as they are,'and being conductors of heat, do not freeze, and continue Io flow much later, until lhe sap in the tree stops circulating by freezing. In lhe morning, the spout and auger hole being free from ioc, the sap commences to flow early from tho outer pores, which th tw out first. With wood and other plug a I >ouls, these pores are wedged, consequently cannot flow until the spour ■nd auger hole are fra* from toe. Hence we see why iheaap commences to flow eariier from the Enrekas, and continue* later iu ibe day. And the auger hole never becoming sour by lhe •pout, continues, wuAour rebonug, to How much later in the season. Considering the sdvantages gained by the Euuu Ssr Scours, and tbe low price for which they or* sold, THE EUREKA SPOUT IS FOR SALE ONLY A»j Hous* io Barry Co, FOR READY PAY! at TBE NEXT 30 DA Ys To Bako room for our Spring Steak. 500 11b. of Bitter laitel L. O. BOISE & 00. Where every thing in the Sugar Maker's line can be found at the L O'WIEST Greeting! NEW GOODS 1 KOCHER BROS. Have jort received a FUXJ. New Stock of Goods.! CONSISTING OF I3uHine«M fun­ butlar, then backs away.moving sidewise ths door, with kb iilUe mitiens preewed el< Io lhe upper part of his panto behind. But hehasut bsea sfidiog dowa bill without anys>d nndsr him 1 Oh. no I of course sitting on the hard sohool- Itelations with yon. I traat by fair dealing ( vkall be able to retain your confidence, and to win that of Klrangera. I» Katamo Jan. Slat, Infant child of Mr. DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CASSIMERES, Especial Attention LFEDA.lSrZN'LEJJLS, l, tanied <a », ROE 4c CLEVER .|M 1 BOOTS & SHOES, GIVE TIAAZE. MSHTfLLE FOBIDBT1 FRESH MEATS, hundrJfraee Forty-ftrarth Consrczz. Plows, Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, when deaired I want none to go HUNGRY OR COLD! booawie of hard ‘tmna. Ready pay enatom«rn eludl b*v« aa onaae to cvn»ptaiit ef high pnees. Give !*<e a Call. Groceries OF ALL KINDS, riease call and examine these Goods bttfore ivrchasing dscuhere. Kaahritle, Feb. 4nd. 1876. Maahriil-.Mieb , Jas. 27, 1875. expressive, and will bear repetition. G.F. WILSON. Prop E CASH HARDWARE HOUSE! and rhall ba pleated to rtneir DEATIJH. Okha. I« Eaton Cm, Jan 10, 1B76. Frsaeis Pal- th FO R Again in the Trade E. D. BITGOOD, PaoraixToa. MEAT MARKET! REASONS WHY THEY ARE PREFERABLE G. M. DAVENPORT, Woodland, CHARLES DUNHAM Maple Grove S. S. INGERSON, “ JACOB HOFFMAN, “ “ A. B COOPER, M ER. LOMBARD, Vermontville, J. M. COLE, " C SPAULDING, ALBERT BARNUM, ASA BENEDICT, M I wwvU reapertfBlly inform my friend* that I am We under stand tbit fha party have gone MKMtM. hka IflM will be deeply fell, eral service., by KUtt Hollar. Bucket Hangers. —»— which we ought set te 'have dona." of the Mr. Jonea racceefted In rotting off hie ‘ Below is a list of sugar makers who used them last season and say they will now use no spout but the Eureka: have expired, anything deflaull having been male tn the pay men*, of Rager and bis wife, since when it is supposed, Rager has adopted tho name of Troxel. AND Tlie E crack a Sap Spouts are surpassed by no others, nod give the utmost satisfaction. They are, to a great extent, used iu every State where maple sugar is made, and wherever once introduced the demand for them is rapidly increasing. With the latest improvements, they are pronounced, by ail who have used them, to be the only Sap Spout worth'noticing, or fit for use. BARLOW, BARBER aid HAIK DRESSKB! mm 3W-8JDIH3 NOW HOUR mD^WIIHOUTTHEN. ULLDKRTA FARCY GOODS' BELL 1'ntent waivaniwti I'MSI AL IMH CEMETTS — Wood engaged iu lhe merohan’ile BwiXb aad PnttMua'i. They have tbe ebrapand iba best. 18 1 IU borinrx-. Tttw yclto. agoW Oc- Ml 22d<1, at hi* hole!. k»l»-r Mr. Wood was appointed post­ they go to Bolte Bros, for anything in tee B. RASEY, Drayman. Good®and —Tho*©' Jtiddfeville fellow* are master, which position he filled with doing a good job on tbe finishing up natisfactiou to lhe public and great 80U II P*y» to buy goods al Bfo. 1. credit to himself, until within a few of Griffith Ac. Kerr’s brrek. ELEMENT SMITH. Bfe-Mosey lost by -ot baying Tea. al weeks of. his death. V Lawtj —Kocher Bro*, have received an Boise Bros. Mr. Wood was a member of lhe elegant new stock of goods, which ■0L. Upon lhe far-off mountain tope. Disciple Chorch, and always took an M. FLINT, announce in another colunxu active interest in the Churches and —Rev. C. L Deyo, of Jackson, is Sunday Scboote.wbere ver he chanced taln» high, above the raging tAnpeet and abou* to return to this village to re­ to be. For the past ton ycais he has the storm-clouds aa they fly, mdbinka I JOHN B. EASTMAN. side.—to rest and recruit his health been (a Superintendent in Sunday —A. W. Olds has not quit buying Schools, and the last few years of his “ Go bay year Drago and Groceries al Attorney at Law. it sawlog*. He •advertises for cherry, life was spent in active work in the Boixx’a Dana Stoss. ash and basswuod logs in another Christian Church and Sunday School g LIEBHAUSER, column. All persons having unsettled accounts of this village, —The State Publishers Associa Mr. Wood leave*, of his nearest with the u nd ereigned, will please call and (ion meets at Lansing next Tuesday. kin, a wile, two brothers and a sister Milla them immediately, thereby saving themselves trouble and expense. I mean We are booked to stay at home and to-mourn their loss. ' JjJ. PARADY, Manufacturer of bwiuMs. Tnso. Maxsox. set type. A good man has gone. A man that Boots and Shoes, A baahfal young clergyman recently ris­ —The railroad company com- was respected and honored in the ing to pre*ch for lhe first time, made r ter­ mtroacd to buy wood last Monday, community whens ho lived. A man rible mix of it, aad announced kb taxi la thiv wise: "And immediately the orck. TOHN QCRESSY, lii wr' which makes it interesting for our dial was willing to assist a fellowiLtyO^^Sr^ 1 ■■aAhmradbccvcjma*. fermerz, and lively for our merchant*. man,—■and give a kind word and oawLltHiaLftb.Ze.l , H_—o*f. Web1» • —Five engines were “stalled" in helping hand to one in trouble and JJNION HOUSE. Gope from this world for­ now between this village and Ham- sorrow. 0. Raney, h» wife. of Nashville, Barry evermore ! Thus abali wa all, in life, county, Michigan,did on tbe 14thday of Autooad station yesterday morniog, and guzl, A. D. 18<1, make and execute to. Hipass away. There is no change In thibsyngine of the night express off the taut Coe, of the sameplace, a certain mefrtgago a secure the payment of a certain ' lllde while to live and ’.hen cometh Last Wednesday morning rain said mortgage was duly recorded in lhe the end of all worldly ambition, and office of lhe Register of Deeds, in Barry Go., fid the weather was warm and JONES, man passes within ths gates of that Michigan, on tbe 7lh day of tbpt. A. D. io* malting away. Before two 1871. in Libar **Z" of mortgagee, on page silent city from whence no traveler 899, and, whereas, there is now due on said away there was a note and mortgage tbe sum of Four Hundred and Ninety.one and 60-100 The funeral services of Mr. Wood doll*>a, at this date, and default has were to have taken place at tbe been made In the payment of said ram; Now. therefore, by reason of aaid delault. Christian Chnrch, yesterday, but ow­ the Mortgagee, by virtue of tbe power ia ing to the severe coldness of P»o aaid mortgage aauUhisJ. wiB. 9U the twen­ There wi’l bo a grasshopper do­ tieth day of February, A D. 1875, al the Mnahvllln. Mkk. weather was poalponed until Satur­ hour of one o'olook, P. M. of said day, in nation at Norton’s Hall, one mile day next. The funeral services will tho eity of I fastings, st the north frvatdoo south of Maple Grove denten on4he be conducted by tho Masonic ffatern- of tho court' house, in said oily (Ibal being the phoe of holding tbe circuit court in and 12th iDSt,3iUh* bdSillt oHke K*uity, of which order, Mr. Wood wax a for Barry eonn'y, Michigan) sell lhe lands erera by the ravages of. the member, and lhe body-will be taken and premises described ia said mortgage, or ppers. Donations of clothing, to JohuBtown for Internnenl. Jr ' DRY GOODS years. Greenland ' • L. J. WHEELER W. H. K0CBE8 1 Br«. ERICES! ’ �W.B. KKRM.OOOK* * OO., Ulte IU State ROOTS ANO SHOES-AUCTION AND C0MW!SOWS. JAM.F. MCNAMARA'S OO., fl R Wasteastea. VINECAR BITTERS Aftcr IWton osraa Mm. Mary Bradshaw. Her teatime ny amounted to little, and wae soon (Miverod. She t<-tifted to the happy rtlatious r-txnati sebocl law m meeting v>> iu N*w Brunswick. John Ciifte. in aH.mrrikx to arrest tbe oKA Cmujudt* &triU>»ago. ic * A[u*-1 of Spacial cowdalmi-tv ffred apoa and instantly kiDsd. Twooftbe Dr. J. Walker’ll California VU •ftrar Bitters are a purely Ve«t table preparation, made ch'iefiy from tlie na: ■Qte Lt-llra ta>Uie<I wB tiro Iv»ui r.tiUtce <4 tht' Sierra Nevada mountains of Califtrtnia? tbe medicinal .properties of whtcV are extracted therefrom without the nse of Alcohol. Tbe question fa ilmofit’ daily asked. '• What b tbe cause of ti>* unparalleled success of. V tneg ah Brr nntsT" Out answer fa, that they remove tbe cause of dbesse, and the patient re covers his health. They are. the grea'i blood purifier and a lifo-girin? principfa, a perfect Renovator and Inrifforaw of tbe system-. Never before in' ua history of the wi * ’' hu a medicine a.——J«c the rumor kablt auahtiro of Vixeoab BitTbm ia healing U,< wck of every dtsewe man is hrr to Thry Mr.W*taa—nbte.fWnw^ A-roU — tbe next vritnenL He stated that Boocher wm very wroth at him (West) baosuM be taeisted ujKrti the trial of Tilton for defaming the char­ acter of the defendant, and related bow the. Mixilton'u bomitosa partner, was admitted. The famous interview al Gen. Tracy'" ofic*, in the course of which Tracy Justified Mbulton in lying for Beecher, km detailed minutely. The ten- vritneaa etend, but objection to testifying Bsachar’s counsel on the ground dial UM wife wm an iuMgwted party, and ac­ cording to hw be could not testify against hr r. Tbe day wm consumed in argument ou this qUMtiou by th* counsel. —Nothing Wm done un din twentieth day of Ibe trial-Friday. Jac. SS-Uyond the hearing of axguineate an to TUtoa’s eligibility m a wilwm jnade by lit IE:: -Tlie Navy Department building st WashDtod, «t Poking, on Jin.. 11 TcmngQJ. iugton wm seriously damaged by ftrulmt week. Al) tlw official records were saved, but in a limperor of China aged 10. . —There hire boon a number of important Nothing was done la th<- Hum* rare th? —An accid=nt oocurrad on tlie Him of the At­ defeettons from tbe Carliat rental to tlie Iwmncr readme of the Journal of tbe jirerioos day's prucsedlantic and Pacific railroad at Moselle. Mu., a of King AMouro within the pset week, six lags which the Clerk was about to do, omitting the few day* ago, rtmilting tn the wracking of the bundrad iroof* having gone over in a body ths yaas sod nays In dstafl, when BsadaU raised the entire train of five caw. Twenty paMengera were wounded, throe of whom are not espeetrd to recover. A -broken rail ia said to have been rapidly losing grouixL and uro many months bo will bo a King without a croto or a following. . . ZaiMZ. in Brain. , has been occupied hr way a few days ago. Tho ataunont at the wharf troops from a Oennan transport. —TLe Grand Crows of the Order of the Bath all escaped dsmago. but about forty empty and Ono great cause of the poverty of tho loaded bargas wero lorn loose, some of which i>M lieen offered to Carlyle, and Alfred Penny- present day is a failure of our cuinmuu were sunk and olhan caivicd down tho rivet- son is to be made a Baronet people to appreciate small things. They — Baron St. lAoiiard. formerly Ixird Chancel ­ The total Into is Mpposed to b^ about ♦50,000. do not realize bow a daily addition, bo it —A fire at Ktretfnrd. Ontario,4» Bunday last, lor of Englaud. fedmd, agedM. ■ —Spain ha* paid Germany a money in­ ever so small, will soon make a largwpile. ■ destroyed *345,(00 worth of property. demnity. by which tbe GtMtor affair bM been If the young men and women of to-ilny cRtiiK r.vd ckrmz.v.czs. will only begin, and begin now, to save a —W. A. Week*. colored. AaMstant Secretary -The Tnroo-Montensgidn difficulty hMboea of State for Louisiana. was killed in New Or* little from,their earnings And plant it in jioaciahly adJuato.L le&M, a fwwjdiiLte mu. by i-arU, coK i tho soil of somo good savings bank, and —Berlin snirunotucja have discovered a new cred. Tax AHMeaor. in an altercation reported to weekly or monthly add their mite, they have been shoot a woman. will wear a happy smile of competence —Kate Clark, a sc<m»trMK the family of ing. Envoy of the United BUXcn, and Kcnor when they reach middle life. Not only Seaalcr Stewart, at Washington, robbed be Castro. Minister of Foreign Affaire at Madrid, the detdre but tlie ability to increase it employer of *1A«W worth of plate, bonds, dia­ bavo rwiultwl in an nrnlerrtandlng in regard to mond*. lacue. etc., and fled to Ealtimura. where tho payment of the indemnity to tlie families of will.also grow. Let clerk and trades­ she wm arrwted th* other day and taken back the crow of tlw Virgininn. man, bdiorer and artisan, make now and to the caiiitaL —A cable diepiteb from London annouuce>< a at onco a beginning. Store up some of —A Imngling and cowardly attenipt locap- lock-oat, <mi * idiipsndoua acai*, of ths coal your youthful force for future ronCinlure tho notorioiw Janiou brothom wa* recently goncy. Let parents teach their children to made near Kearney, Mo. A !>arty visited the begin early to nave. Begin at the foun­ house of the Batnueh, the etapfatber'af the COXGRKSSIOXAL. tain head to control tlie Mreiun of ex<M»wd<•«* if "iebl. crept irtcalthfty up to th* window and threw a handgrenade ixMhla. in the travagnnee—to choose Iwtweou jxiverty meantime Betting fire to ths house on the out­ and riches. Let our youth go on in tlie side. fUmoela. hearing a nome. rone and went habits of extravagance for fifty years to outside. He found the house on firn, and after come as they have for fifty years past, putting it out bo returned inside, when and wo filiall have a nation of beggara, bo diecoverad the grsuadc or eiuall borabtelmll lying on th* fieor. and Mra. wit^i a moneyed aristocracy. Let a gene­ tiamueln utaming to threw it into tbe ration of such na nave in small stinut be d«-.-prn lite CtterieetCKi toirber. fire. Not knowing wbM it waa, be picked it dnonl by Mnrrtll, of Vr-rxsnsii, to rvUbiUh at mluca- rwind, and we shall be free from all want up and throw it in a largo fireplace. The Uoti fund and apply a portion of Ate- proewd* of the Do not be ambitious for extravagant fort­ whole family then camo boo the room, and tele <4 politic land* to public rducalhm. and to pn unes, but seek tliat which it in tho duty almoet immediately it exploded, wounding four of every one to obtain—independence of the family. Mra. Samuel loet an arm. a child eight years old wm killed, and two others wero and a comfortjtile home- Wealth, and injured. Firing then commenced outeklc. The •.•Dough of it, fa within tbe reach of alb James brothors were cither in the bouse or It is obtained by one process, and one ban>,and.g«amgou8,tbebsttl*camnMme«L A only—saving. number of dtixeus were wounded, same it is feared serioueiy, if not fatally. aretes of Benton caused by theamwtof Cbarlcw F. Hlornc. wm of Prof, btcrnc. of Yalo College, on lhe charge of forgery ux! *wiodliug. Ths •ridenoes of hu. guilt aro positive. —Sawyer, the man who wait sirrested at Haverhill. N. IL, on swpiciou of having mur* derod Mm. Etotnoo. tbe wcraan who wm found sitting iaber chair with Itor head blown off, has made a eoofcwuon. bat claims that the —A third attempt has been made to fire the Navy Department liuilding at Waahingtotu Some five or six year* ago, a youth about seven* toen ream of ago wan anwdcfi for netting tire to some seven or eight different building* in thatdty. He -oufmed his crime, but npon the intervciiticin of Chief-Jwitioe (liase, wm released without puniabmcnl; it 1* thought jenbaUe that IMa boy. who in now a grown man, and Mapfoyed m a msmwiger in the department, » the would-be mewdiarv. A Nation or Dtsfepticv.—W« live fast—ditsdpatn in everything except righteoiumews nml fill early graves. We drink all kiinisof poisoned alcoholic spir­ it*, and swallow, without mastication, pork, grease, and every conceivable catrbonaceowi, sotd-d wolfing, Hfe-dcstroying, system-clogging, indigestible food. Dr. 'he Liver and Vi, oaral Organa, f£ Bdiow 0 *inm The properties of Dk. WxLxfcirt <tXM>ABBrrrxii»are Z^edenL DiapheniU*. Jartninstirc; Nutritious, Ijjxiurvo. bittrctiu Sedative. Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Aitijra Ore. and Anti B>!i<ms THE FAVORITES T.TCN AGENTS WANTED 0 St'-LRjBBEF.H^jSia^PS IS®. ADVERTISERS WATERS’ NEW SCALE PIANOS Vanoercook-Co CHICAGO 2®H5 W aukesha Water. x Great Offer HOME £Kha- |5*|?0 S200 TOTHE FLOWER ARITCHER BIRDER S2.400VW LIVIMG8T0NE8 1{FE WORK, SM“fESSSS <2*MACHINE $25 “TsSwS Jsk.Dr-.Painlesj Opta Cure!.-SONCS OF JOY! WSEVtEiESS’c READY for0 Stationary Engines, Tubular and Flue Boilers, Lard Tanka, Water Tanks, HAVE YOU HEAD -Tlte firm ef Arne*. Hbetman A Co., of .Chi­ cago, have filed a voluntary petition in bank­ ruptcy showing liabilities to tbe amuuhl of •UK4M.M and smMs, rwiwii^ wholly of out- Sinker, Davis & Co. Portable Engines, JOSIAH ALLEN'S WIFE’S NEW BOOK SISSONS’ SASH SUPPORTER*, Jo* sewing'^ S25. The Tribune Almanac th" House or adopted tn tho Heostc. and awaiting vttwurrrix.<! in tbe Bouse, or to »urh public Ml] or joint rreoluUoo end to any report ut a committee Ui'feon." Tbrrrwdubon wm rroei.rd with prote.l. front al! (Idea, and ™ rejected—yrae, 130; rendered • dtomou in tbs Wtatanaute case on the nsotamAr a mw ttiak wdemag th. arrest , of judgment of the court below and .granting , him a new trial, touag tho amount m >sto l«mte attao.OOU. Wintenuute was tried at Yankton last spring on acliargcof mnnler. far killing Gem MeCock. and couvictod of mm»laugbter and scutourod to ten years imjswonmeut yilfAJTCIAZ .IxiTlKDCBT^lAL. -k WsaluagtiMi dkp«t<ffi states that Secre­ tary Bristow han concluded bis sclmme for an increeee of the revenue. It provide* fur so ihctmm of ten <«ta pa, gallco mi wtosky. a taratiouoftfaedntyoate* and coffee, ^,,1 u,0 revival of the tax on a large number of artiebw wfafah Um PMidrat io hi. m-mge raOed TOCS THE GREAT SOUTH. A8ERT8. ADVERTISERS PRICE, S3.7S. ouruoi � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-02-12.pdf.pdf 3f47e089ec6090a6684371311faeb9a5 PDF Text Text - * ADVEBTIBISO RATES: PUBIJBKKD EVERY FRIDAY, 7661 Kuhville, Barry Oonnty. Michigan, I Si Editor and Proprietor. Progression. No Retrograding r I was the hideous description of tl» inter. view between Tilton and Beschor to ' ttrt pwrernity nx iitu» luupn ruum. ! Ths profoundeat impression to which the i ordinary mind is subject was effected ' mww, upon ilu the .rtluin/rt. audience l,rtby 47w» the recital nf of tliat that NO. 20. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1875. VOL. II; ' prayerful devotion ; all the arts of his . giftel natuni were bent for the aaductiou i at uus nappy, mnovea wue sou mower ; ■ and she fell. And do you > wonder, sir 1 ' Is she to l>e blamed fur die act? In this a m this > nrik».w-Tifin« prosecution rif of Juirf hert IIs elite action, action, therethere- ‘ freqm often Moalton’a Mr. Beecher, . m. xumo, aau mysno mseu auuea a* Moulton’s, and Frank’s Burgundy wine was the subject of many a jbka with ns. It It was was wot very xiitx'ri.ir. superior, and and Mr. Mr. Rwecher Beecher • l MICHIGAN NEWS. Yur vtuuxy yum the incompteted mon-! • —:------; ament to Stephen A. Dougins, iu ; Ermitai. ■ Chicago, has remained a sad comment Aw KngiMh isborra- at buy ttty um fats upon the professed admiration of the hmr to » luxa« ,ortui>« in merpe Eugteud. rnt-v Rsv. Gbouje D. 6tmM*IX ljudio;»-<li:ct city anil and Stata State (ar for the the dead dead stateaman. stateMnau. * unimaginable acene. Vast horror mode fore, brought by the wronged husband, never let hte glass go dry. One day at Irtst winter an effort waa made to have i all who hmrd it bold their breath. . Ger- an Action against her for her cimdamnw- dinner ono of us asked liim how he could the State approjiriat-? a sum of money »-. I ; 1 L ' * taiuly never before did s putative fntlicr tiou I Oh, no, sir. Consider how ktrong drink wino and go out as he proposed to hold consultation with his wife’s seducer ho wm ; consider how .submissive aha that evening and deliver a temperance to decide for or against the bastardy of I waste lite teachings, and imagine with lecture. ’He replied: “The inner man .......................... ,.A.. rejMat die what specious . rt . . and insidions tongue he dinca andji_i i|. _^i iihwine; n .... it „-isII.11..1 j his own child, and afterwords drinks the the1.outer terrible details of that consultation to an . conveyed to her die theory of hi* plane, man that will speak to the temperance rtn.bthis i Pwrtn lIiw. tliat wrvkilHnrv ia. ....natural v.,,4 ex- ,,a.4„rai astounited world. From revolting fornication was but the . people." narrative Mr. Fullerton led the witness ' protwion of love. He taught her to be- ' Mr. Tilton waa then happy with hiu to another lesa stupendous incident At ' lieve in pious adultery, and by steady wife? his suggestion, Tilton explained how ho led her along the flowery path । Yea. Theodore had thoroughly couWoodhull ’couvincod him aho wyi in to the precipice ujxm which she fell. doned his wife’s fault, and had told Mr. partial poearisrian of his and Beecher’s Dial seducer is brought into a court of ' Beecher if he loved her it waa all right sufficient to complete the monument, but in a spirit of economy the Legislatare voted down the proposition. At last, liowever, a scheme has been «hit upon ’ which gives liopes of a speedy completion dm monument in accordiwc*? with the original pion. Diia scheme is to sell the property dedicated to die purpose in 1864, and remove die remains to the Chicago University near by. It is boHexed that the sum realized from the sale of Hie land fronting on die lake, where die btu** of the monument was long since erected, will be sufficient to I complete the work. The total height of j the monument will be oik- hundred feet; the diameter of- the circular base fiftytwo feet, add of the tomb twenty feet. Within thia tomb is on arched cluunber ten feet square, where ntrt the remains widiin the sarcophagus. Near dm corner of the tomb are four ptxleHtals, which will be surmounted by statmn of heroic size, representing respectively Ulinois, Histo­ ry, Commerce,- and Arte and Sciences. Above the tomb will be a ixxhwtal fifteen feet high, ornamented with festoons, having nenr the ixwe large, heavy bronze plates sunk into die rock, Ixsaring on the face bas-reliefs of subjects purely Ameri­ can. The first will bo an aboriginal scene ; die second. Three Pioneer FormUlinl, . 1 u„ fonrtK £.1,,^,,. On Um) ^..ul rfl n«l . eolmnn forty-eight i«* high, „d , a . aimnounte<1 'j by a colossal statue, showing Senator secret; how he consulted Moulton as to 1 justice to answer for his crime. The I The Iswt time I saw Dieodore st Murray the most judicious way to silence her ; husband wronged, the sednoer guilty, I Hill he came in saying, “I'm ten feci how Moulton -- advised - - - oonstant'association - ■ gtauj before the immaculate jiurtioe of | taller than ever before." I asked him with her; how, with tlmt droign, he the law, and before it each is to answer wliat he had done. He said tliat whan drew up her famous appeal to Congress'; for deeds done to this woman. And we going home from my house the evening *J sir, -**• *according ------- a,“- *" -* j previous he mot Mr. Beecher on « how she wus received into his own and are ■told, to the logic of the Moulton's houses; how their two wivea my learned-friend, that this* ngod, vener- boot, and, walking up to him, said, first recoiled from die ndventurcsw, able and gifted seducer may take die j “ You have nothing to fear from me,” and then patronized her to protect wituem-staiad and apologize fir.- his guilt, i and then ho described how he saw Mr. their ' common secret ; how he pre­ and present all the evident x» of his j Beecher safely home. sided ut tlus Steinway Hull learned ingenuity ; and that the huslnnd ■ -----------meeting at which Woodhull spoke, be­ must bo still silent; and Uu»t this is faw. ‘ Mr. Ewrto ’ .towly from hl. rtta, cause no other man would undertake die I »y _ no, dr. IWon, . yoor honor will responsibility which ha rashly assumed ..admit construction, bwum before you _*4uih any «uy snch mien rtrnrewm, roU ■ ““i’ to keep aer complaisant; how he come win “ HlproYT m,y rtich naminirtmlion. ‘In.wlwn, while Mr. niton otangod In. to write her life ; how slw violated the yon mimOx drimn Io il by the foror ol I P“B™ “>dm»wrr«l it with rt.mporar.. HiVEJfEn ANT> INCIDENTS OF pledge of silence by the publication of inevitable legal logic. ThlinK God there THE GREAT TRIAL. the article entitled “ Dt for Tat;” how ia, in my belief, do such rule of law in misunderstanding, until Mr. Til Um wm asked whether Me. Tilton’s remdcucu ho immediately broke with her; and, this State. had been at Mr. Ovington’s since she lost of all, how Beecher chided him for separated from him. He declined to say separating from her fortunes and with- : UEB nmn* Mxamxo wrrn thbodode til** Now, are yon really, afb-r all, half a U»l it W Loen, ml Uixdlj mid : •• Her TON —BEECHKK AND BIHMIUNDY. drawing liis controlling influence from fool I ’* said a fricud of Beecher the other ™>d.m™ i. .t my brnme." Thea Mr. over her. Dio next link in the catena . Itapublkmn.J day, in referring to some of his Tilton Ermt. »lmd the wiUi-w> wUt be m~at of evidence wm the description of the If not asking too much, will you give when bo emd that to. gge ™ .boot letters. ** I was intended for a firstinterview with Beecher in which .the ad­ me a history of the scandal ? class fool," rqphed Beecher, “and have tiurty-nmo, to »hiob Mr. Tdtoa replied visability of Tilton ’ s reHr em -nt from I Cannot p’eMSntty make refemlior. to । Hmt ho meant exactly v^-.* in me UiAmdocial fur LLaL WL.-n th., coid. L rest of mankind were made up, there Plymouth Church waa strongly urged by the details of the affair. When this After tliis there wore frequent uharp ex­ c" । Douglas in the act of addressing the the former and still mon' stoutly nsisted present triaj is over, let it go ns it will, was a lot of waste material lying around changes of words between the examiner ” jI United States Senate. by the latter. From tliis he proceeded though I tliink the jury will disagree, I which wm tlirown together, and that's and the plaintiff, but al ways in gtxxl to explain liis relations to Bowen, inci­ propose to stub up the awe, and then nature, Mr. Evarts being invariably dentally surprising the defense, as well tlie whole truth will bo given to the suave and Mr. Tilton extremely dignias the gaping crowd of Bpectatora, by tell­ world. r On Sunday evening, Dr. W. H. Gil­ -fied. Mr. Tilton did not lose ud opjxirKnowledge of the fact that under cer­ ing how Oliver Johnson aaaiatod him in But you can tell some of it now ’ tunity to praise hte wife, and once, when more, the Asaiiitant House Surgeon to tain circumstauiMi a few - women had got tlrnwing up that famous Bowen letter. Oh, yrn, a vultune. My first acquaint­ asked whether she enjoyed and sought the Ninety-ninth " Street Reception The morning semiou concluded with unto court luw induced peraous of that ance with Theodore Tilton came about tlie . <'om]>any of ]x>oplc with great Hosjiital, called on a friend, in company aex to come hero from a distance-in hope the story of Tilton’s indignant refusal to in this way : He came to me with a copy with Dr. doeleL At alxnit 8 p. m. minds, be replied : “ No. She rather write a card of personal vindication touch­ of seeing the trial. They need not come, of the World of May 22; 1871, in which went to the lowly and unfortunate. She they were returning home arm in arm. for they can not get ip, though several ing the Woodhull's scandal of 1872, the a card of mine wm published, which in­ was a lovely wocmuj." “I agree with Dr. Gilmore holding lite umbrella by the managed to do so Ht first by Htratagein. refusal being Immmn] on the ground that cluded Uiin sentence : “ For example, I yon,” commented Mr. Evnrts. Mr. Til­ frame in his left hand. The two doctors The only ladies wlmse pmcnoo is toler­ it waa unnecessary to vindicate himself, know of one num, a public teacher - of ton'« religious views were next inquired had reached the corner of Forty-fifth ated by the Judge are Beecher’s wife since the scandal inqx'ochrd only bin eminence, who lives in concubinage with about Mr. Evnrta examined him close­ street and Ninth avenue, when they both and Mra Tilton, w-ith her comjianioiiH. wife and Beecher. He insisted tliat the the wife of another pnbkc teacher of ly ou that subject, desiring to show that slipped on the ice and fell together. Dr. nuponsibility of dsnial should rest upon Within the last few days some women almost equal eminence. All^hroe concur Mr. Tiltr.n's change in belief hail caused Gilmore fell iu a Hitting posture, and hte 7 liave got into aa nnb-room, where they the latter. in denouncing offenses against mondity.” iiis wife much sorrow, and tliot there‘was hiwil was thrown violently forward, strik­ After recess, still in historic succession, can got an occasional glimjise of the no­ He asked me “ who I meant” I replied,' also a great difference in the religious ing the point of one of the riba of the lie told how Mrs. Isabella Hooker wrote tables in court. “ You, Thetxlore Tilton, and Henry Ward vie ws of Msaara. Tilton and Beecher. umbrella, which pierced through the to her brother and enjoined him to con­ Beecher.” He acknowledged it was true, under eyelid of the left eye and frail fess the crime from Plymouth pulpit, and was rvmly to have tlie matter ex­ bone socket of the skull, touching the During die last few days die * lawyer* offering to conduct the evening services posed. He touted it to come out, and One of Moulton’s shots evidently hit brain. Dr. Goelct rose laughing, not have been the prominent figures in the on the Sunday upon which he would ful­ urged me to refer to Mr. Bowen, who knowing the accident that luul befallen Tracy between wind and water. That case, espucially Evarta and Beach, whose fill her mandate. said to Tilton, a year before the publica­ towering three-dcckex exploded one of his friend. Dr. Gilmore slowly got up, Next in order, ho corroborated one of contests keep the court’s mind active. tion of the expose, that lie couhl drivq his bruudaides in a tremeuduus question saying, “ Goelet, I have put out my The former is the scimeter of Saladin ; my reports to you by quoting Beecher Beecher out of Brooklyn Gt any time. of “ Where.did you first aao that jwpsr I” eye.” Dr. Goelct immediately led hte die latter is die innee of Richard. Evarta to the effect tliat Bowen only signed the How wns the article prepared ? friend to a neighboring saloon and bathed h<-uda and fronts the defensive in this tripartite agreement at H. B. Claflin’« From information received froru the be an udmuMiou that Tilton and Moulton his bruised eye. After a uliort time, mi cwte. Il is the most offensive defensive personal piquest. In relating the conse­ parties. I first heard of it in tluiA^picuitImd jointly concocted it. But the ene­ Dr. Gilmore could see without difficulty, on record. Beach acta die leading quences of the surreptitious publication ‘ unil Committee room at the Capitol my’s port-fires wve alight, and a crack­ they loth got into a car uud rode to the “ lion ’’ of the prosecution. He rouses of that agreement, be told hoW he an­ when a committee of ladies were met ing carronade split Tracy's live-oak ^th Reception Hospital, where Dr. Gilmore nounced to Beecher his intention to re ­ liimself and shaken teclintealitiea from there by a Congrwmional committee. the reply, “ I first saw it, General, in a asked to bo attended by Dr. R>x»sa. A his case like the king of boasts die dew lieve himself of the odium of having Soon after this I had conversations with consultation was held and a treatment of tlie morning from his mane. Evarts slsndeircd Beecher,* by publishing in his Mr. Beecher about it. < He wm very confidential interview with gmi and Tilton." I should like to truthfully recommended. TIfo patient had the con­ uncxeited and Beach excited are cmi- defense the letter of contrition—a sh-p apprehensive, and more than once nnule stant attention of Drs. Rootia. James affirm that the General blushed. But he ho afterward took in reoponae to Dr. ncntly interesting specfacles. the remark that he wm n natural born winced only, and the audience pumed a Wood and Fluhrer, but surgical skill Bacon’s letter. Beecher tlirenieued to coward and could not publicly avow his chuckle over each other » te.tuta, all round failed in thte strange cose, and the pa­ resign at once from Plymouth Church, ■' real sentiments, though ho had been a and about the room. Evarta, who site tient died on the night of the 28th insL, upon which Tilton instructed Moulton to pupil of Stepheu Pearl Andrews for nine­ Is not Moulton tin; .most remarkable in his chair during the croes-examiimiion, of inflammation of ths membrane of the tell Beecher tliat if he resigned liis min­ teen years. He claimed tlmt there was man, after all, in this scandal I Since he with angry wrinkles ujkju hte hatchet brain. Dr. Gilmore was a young num, istry at that crisis, flinging that shadow nothing criminal in 'his love for Mra. has completed his testimony, it is rasy face, and who sliakce hte head peq>ct- 28 years of age, and evinced more tluui on his (Diton’s) family, he would shoot Tilton, and tliat it wm spontaiMxmii. to understand why lie should have been ually like a meatless old buffalo InuUsl the average talent for the - profession he him down in the street Beecher's face Wm the matter known of in private trusted an I hearkened to alike by Beecher by mosquitoes, at this sprang to Tracy’s had choseu, and luul but just graduated was as livid as the fuco of a corpse when and Tilton. A New York boy, with a circles? ' rescue, and, pointing liis long, lean finger from the University Medical College. Why, certainly. common-echodl education and a commer­ at the stenographer, cried, '* Now, don’t Die b<xly of the deceased was, yesterday while tlie whole audience rustled with Wluit induced you to publish it? cial training, acquiring liis means by morning, removed by hte relativtw to take that uuwu!" amazement bordering upon unbelief. One powerful motive was to please Mr. acute perception and untiring applica­ Boston for interment —Neto York Boocher and to comply with liis requeot tion, and an amateur only-in literature Ttmeo. , that I should do it. He said to me it and art—-lie is an excellent fqx?cimen of There is now living in Chicago n lady , could not be held back much longer, named Amy Gridley, who wan Ixtrn in the American type of self-reliant, self­ Mr. aTrask, the well known anti-tobacco _ . and he would liave no power to fight tlie made men. He displayed during his Lyme, Conn., in July, 1777. She is ac­ apostle, died at Fitchburg, Maas., re­ long examination and tremendous croas- to the illustration* of my learned fricixl, story if it should come out in the secular cordingly approodiing her ninety-eighth cently si the age of seventy-nine. Mr. exsminatiou the mental force and moral permit me to follow with an illustration, press, but if it wm published in my pa- birthday. She attributes her longevity to Trask’s long and active life was spent io courage wlsjch fully account for the ad Iffiagine, sir, a hoppy, honored, cultunxl per he might lx» able to rally from tint three things—the plentiful the ministry of Ute Baptist Church, but of water, miration of two such remarkable men ae home ; a wife, a frail, feeble, and deb- blow. He said he had lived long enough ample exercise, and marrying when past he is more widely . known in connection Beecher and DI ton. Without bravado cate woman, eminently devotional and 1 with the sword of Damocles hanging thirty-five. In her youth aho was a sew- with 1110 work thf> Anti-Tobacco Amoor buncomlw, be gave bin direct evidence pious in all her impulses, and, as has been 1 over his head. >ng girl, ml joortojrtl from irai-L™ rirtiou, ol which tor rany yem he to. without the suspicion of a lesson learned, shown heretofore, devoted to the bus- I What follows! tlie publication ? to fann.honto <m honwtack. 1» 1825 ! »«*■■ ““ rl“"t to*<l »»'l front In M> Die arrest of myself and sister and Uie abc and her husband rode a distance of ' autobiographic sketch of his life, conand faced the fi'-rce fin- of the cross­ linud of her I'arly choice, and the father : examination without flinching. During of her children. She had a pastor-— confiscation of all our property. It ia 480 miles in a wagon to witnras the cere- , teibutod to the l^irettpiogiedl Journal, . ten days he showed himself the equal of learned, eminent, and gifted beyond his safe to say that we abould have received ; moniea attending the laying of the cor- ' be tolls how he had been a victim of to the formidable display of legal ability fcllowH ; one who stood at tlie very' haul orders for u milbon and a half of copies , i-.er-stono of Bunker Hill Menument 11*oo° tm twenty yrm, and had become . which had been massed against him. It of liis honored and sacred profession ;; of that fame of the weekly. We hail .Her ~ •husband • - —died - • in---1 “emaciated, 1826,- leaving con“rmactated,tremulous tremulousand andcowardly," cowardly," one whose words were listened to with printed some 200,000 when one evening, sidcntble property, and five months sub ftnd **” the R»tee death. Abandondeference and respect But be had . after office hours, a Mr. Comstock went aoquentiy, when' alui ww ixerly fifty j tlM ’ noxious ]x>ison. he regained lite break down evidence given with the per___ ____ _ _ these powem of mind over her ; he had ’ to the office, and from the porter there yeani old, her first and only child was i former health, which he enjoyed ity with which Moahon said everything tiiat perauaoivo power of eloquence, that/bought fourteen papers, and thra liired l»orn. Tn 1851 she mmo to Cliicogo. । throughout an unusually lAng and vigorhe b»» to say.__ Ithxik*___now m if_ the inaiilknui and silver tongue which would the porter to take them to the Poatofficc. Until within a fs^r years she could see | life. He wrote an immense number defenttant’scuuiuwlwould on)v diaoov.■: iaro 1 frotn paradise. He wm Ho followed <>n, mid as soon M Iw saw h".rXt T4. <aT°. fa*^“dithTd^rt \~Mly X. to to. taw Kwd.udlT .~a Cholic drink., ~d Icrtnwd in| Mbjeot in his testimony which the rwoollactu«n gnuU Stahntol up to hta "ft «- usd . wuwn. wtoJ tor ~ tort* tor . i’V*’ TILTON-BEECHER. truthful. eration second only to that with which she rogsnlod bar God. Nay, if an incarnate Christ had come down, witli the glory of Calvary upon his brow and the love of sacrifice in his eye, she wonld I sanding obscene matter through the trioua. and devoted nearly all her hisuro | a ladi who had bandy succeeded in moita. I first heard of Uie order through tunc to reading. Even now her mind is ! not catching an outgoing train at Masrilthe Lotus Clnb tliat aanko evening, unsiRully ekar. Hn , nlj | Ohio, M,„,d g^ng „ it What followed is n mutter of public and legal history. I was arrested for a job tlie The direct examination of Tilt.<n her. eoee than this woman gave to her pastor been cumulative. Every interview with and her God. From her childhood, air, i Were your things taken when arrested? Why, sir, the ofioraw emptied the con- (lAUjIl. in the Univanity of Califoral*. January to Mi.mjrt brated st their home lu Hiiaroc. WaabtetuM . Freaque Lde county, which was dilaton' also on atag Republican for the* following Ublco of uh. 411,XU tflJN 334,615 JS74. quired. The military fund a ample to provide Hpringficld rifle*- 341 mtwketa. 14 <-poanden. 5.571 110,774 377,504 49,»1 115,337 10.315 130^77 170.443 Gt»W •cbooU. .■.*H,706.Wl .. 811 4V7.OT2 to.vix’Wf 13,571 3,010 U.ZI7 3.156 3,131 14JM0 43.573 •MS,731 1.079,348 •737,471 1,179,544. r..i» 37.01 Em 5X43 Two-nidi Ux.. rxUHmrn Al imiAd^)JilA ...MlBrr otfwM purled favorably Hwauap Land Uoai JO4.4M Apito... 31.3U0 ........... XOW.-’M txmcU, ......... 413.3M d total. 13.7M 37.311 of ~!.y ■ •r U» lUllor « ffaBMT wee .1 «u,5® . Wi,w WDunauur, Feb. S.-S-n/itr-Tne Hcnate W,nn To»aJ. fAi,6e: .|3,T*33» X1.5T1.1M M.7SMK •ighty-eight veeneta passed Port Huron in 1874. ' Mkxuiax baa «M poatnflkw. [enprrty; aU> thana railroad, about 1,300 in number, traveled a distance of 7.118,201 miles, and in 1B74. 8,6*0,168, showing an increase of 1,563,007 miler. Tua mauufacturea of Grand Rapids for 1874 amounted to 86,500.000. Thvbsdax. Feb. 4.—flwato-A largo inataBto twiimatod at 81,330 per day. Drataa. iatoecl and n>*!» Jkan Mrcwaxi. Hmoais. a eoldiar under .the flirt Napoleon, died al Detroit, lately, aged eighty-one. . Thoxam O'Hass and William Haye*, of Hay City, were last weak convicted of stealing a few days ago. involving a toaa of $30,000, on which there waa an inaorance of 810,000. Fhiut. Fel*. 5.-Smote—A UH waa intro- H. Pxbmotxt. an Allegan county tan- ration for sole leather. Tide factory turns out 400.OTO [xxuwle every year. Eurr ftiuuav 1>m beau decided npou ae the JWfNeaf. Judge (or the Fourteenth Judicial Dirtrirt will rt VATJIIOTJC GRAJTOKR. Ooh T. J. Smith, the Grand Master of the Georgia Gnuigera, pn«ided over the recent Beaaixin in Macon, dressed throughat home. His coat, vest and panta were of Georgia jeans of a beautiful gray, suit as any inanflmay desire. Indeed his trim apparel at trusted our attention btffore he spoke of it His shoes were also the bat, be had lu give in there, fur hats good wife, the Ceres of the State Grange, acouuct i .Vacwi T>'.rgntyh. require much Damn »4,»14.i9 .H.1S6.3SH.-J4 it!** world at L upastem’ �NEW PLANING MILL vnw'inTa rur. utu. 1’’ O It T H E A. W. OLDS, Frojrr.\{ iralwrri^Ky B4JL.ld< My Phuing MW n now In rur.niug ordw I itl. ua n>v maehinc-rv ALL MW. Abd of Qutwiioo. How long *h-<ll J«aih th* iyint ryignr, an I triumph over Ike juat T Awwtr. Till Jmim coti’t H. ihongti w» b id riMjJ . * don’t y« think U->Hy. rI __ _ „ ..v hies for doing the best kind of work ul I reMonablv prices." t I WILL SELL Re-sawing, &c., MOUdKlGE HALE. DWsuli having been ttadalntheamdilicns The Charlotte Leaner han greatly i tproved if id or the editorship of CASH. Planing, ^atohixg, BEST PRINTS, 10 Ots, Done to order, wilh promptnew, and satis- Other. a< 0 or Lew. Dressed Flooring, Siding, JIo»ldiug\, &e., cnhoN. hit* wife, of Wuo<!lnnd. Micbigin, in Of every description, kept eon*tnolly cn hand. Ya.rd wide Sheeting 9 cts. Frank A. Edj. and the Middlcvil^t 1 ]uipul>hc.tn is oouvale#dug. lined, of Barry couaty, Michigan, on the third day at- September, A. D. 1872, at five o'clock F. M.. in Lib«r X of mortgage*, on p«ge 862, whi«-h Mid mortgage wm given to secure the p.yr’ienl of fit* hundred nnd sixty (|5l».0U) dolUrs, four years from the date of the utd mortgage, with interest at tbs rats of ten per cent per annum pay­ able annually; And it was thereby nnd in said mortgsge expresdy agreed that shoubl soon as die Tihon-Beuclier As nii'iinderatanchng is settled; IhcjHibnd yet we winb we nlways Go skating with the gbw. br mu i»k<-» r.*s! by reading nine- t.-en eohituns of acun wing per day, concerning George IV of England. Gvurge Francis 'Ifaiu-slill wants , ••Don't lrifi« with a cold.’ manage to t »bc ftvsideni, and is tryiug to tempt the people by .agreeing lu do away with the aocusiomed message os soon n/ be reaches the White House. The Philadelphia upnt turned out during the month of January $162.­ 65 >in silver, sickle and copper ;$36l, 1-Pl the amount wav iu fifty cent pieces, S7> iu twebiy fives, $53,030 iu dimes, $ JI 50U iu five-cen*. nicklev, snd $11.8^0 in - bright, new cents. Thin louks as if the administration were iu. earnest about returning to sjK-cic payiueuts iu 1879. A public meeting has been called tu be be d at Liipeming on the 23id Su|ienor.” Bccelred at the C. O. D. Store of I also mnnufacturc Soft and Hard Wood Best Velveteens, 75 cents. For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. Good, Waterproofs, 90 cts. Latlk aiticl Shinfj-lesj All Wool Hose, 45 cents per pair. . . , whereon t Shake hands if you have an etgh- tbejin ex] teen carat duld. thirty days, th n and from thenceforth, that Syracuse furnishes a dish of hot is io say, after Hie lapse of the said thirty ttuup fur five cents, but every cits days. the said principal sum of five hundred turner must pick the Baud uul of his uwu teeth. ubllgee, his executor*, admini-iratura, or And .1 Cent SOAP. A Vermont clergyman stepped up assigns, toco-ne nnd be due and payable.to kins the woman he had just made immediately.thervaftcr, although the.period a bride when she brought her hand a* above limited Yor th* payment thereof might net then have expired, anything d iwn un his munih aud spoiled a 840 therein before contained to the contrary OU Town Rio. 23 and 29 CtnU. set ol false teeth. thereof tunny wine not witbManding: and default haring been ma le in the pay men1, of Mr. Darwin has turned his attrn'ion to wholesale groceries, and the TR1LMPH BAKING F0WDES urntig uttlang wanders through the umbrageous glades and cries aloud in tnuuruful tones. In nioc tin cannirtw. $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, - constt>uily ou hand. • "D.-pol, XasbriB*. Mich. 48 Then Try My $1 Tea. The Troy man says that he wears ) elitiOuing Congress nnd the State pa I dirs uu his knees because he does­ n't want tu wear his knee joints exL-*gi»lature, lu separata the Upper |i-.8i*d to pub ic gixe.aitd il would be nnd Lower Pcniusulu8,--nnd to incur hard to find a belter reason. )urate Upper iulo the "Territory ul A Florida railroad boa-ts of making »iixta to coasilur Knit Underskirts, 60 cts. Experienced ■ Workmen Employed. Ko. 1 Baits, 2 0 cents. A. W. OLDS. p’’O VXD, the ehcapeM Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to buy for Cash. I have a foil line of , ' place GROCERIES! ! Kerosine Oil, 15 cents per Gallon. the propriety of ln.tltutr<1 io Wc will sell yc-tt Tea Setts for G5 Cts. Srt by rirtm- Groceries, of Every iescriptions, kc , 4c., loo numerous to mention. For cash, or it* equivalent. the Pinion uf n net earning of nineteen cents lust the Slate by giving the Upper Pen­ year. This may look small to some insula an utidet Dy means of a rail­ iulkr, built should be reineinbered that nineteen cents per year Tor 1,000 road from Mackinaw to Marquette. years is $190. Preserve, As Cheap as they can In Boaght ituiy wii fi ■ BOOTS AND SHOES is Dabuv Co. I AND When n young man in Patagonia falls in love with a girl be lussues the cltixuas of Nashville fur their linerat her, drags her home behind his horse, •uuwa in saving our goods. uiid that’s all the marriage ceremony A. Boo sa A Sox. necessary. He doesn’t even have to buy the lasso. ■ $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes. r—■« Ready Made Clothing OTTIR/ STOC2EZ In all new, and >mi been aeh'Cled with great ear* nnd wo 'narrant *vti« action. We would capec'aDy call atttentian to our large AT PRICEi CHEAPER THAN EVER, stock of AT THE DOWN TOWN BTOKB OF "Michigan's Sweet Singer" has left Nut ail statistics can be void lu be the Stage fur the present. She is uf popular interest; in fact, the cun- ilia mother uf an infant, now a month old,—a young prima donna, and in­ trary is generally the co»e, but stfttic stead of singtug opera music, she ]>mtiuus cf IL*; luteal report ly the hums thoie same old songs with British India Office arc full enough uf which we are all familiar. — Charlotte btarthug fuels tu reward perusal by Leader. H R DICKINSON. Nothing sets tiro pulses of a moth The L••tidua Telegraph rep­ er’s heart jumping so as the utraxpeeled discovery of her baby's lust resents the inhabitants ul the border lands between jungle ami cultivation shoe; nnd whm that baby grows tip to bo a wicked boy, nothing bodies *» being killed and eaten by tigers tn him such anxious thoughts as the *’ia such Lumbers as lu call fur tl.e im­ unexpected apparition of his moth­ mediate and scriuus alienHut. of guv er’s siipjier. a-rumeut." Tlie reign of terror wjticli Mis; Flora May. Peters, of Frank­ » simile active beast is able lu inuug ate is suiuclhing wuuderful, nnd an instance is cited where uue tigress caused die . destruction ol thirteen villages aud threw out uf cuhiv.iliou 1'56 square milesufterritory. Anoth­ er killed 137 people aud stupped u public run I lor many weeks. L -ok­ ing over the records of the post six years, 13.401 people have ford, Pennsylvania, has made an afii davit setting forth in substance that if she had a Husband named Tilton, and if tlie Rev. Thomas Cooper, ul the Frankford Free Cungrcgali inal Church, were named Beecher, there wjttld be an exact parallel in Frank­ ie rd tu the Ib.-ccher case, which bus Ireee occasionally mentioned during the past year.—Detroit Free Preu. Come to Our Store! Dry Goods CRACKERS BAKERY GOODS 8822 Ninety.uuc and The Choicest Bread People can Appreciate. GROCERIES. . We do not wish to eulogise. for yourselves. Call and see A. W. OLDS, Proprietor. Bools and Shoe*, Hals and Caps, Gents’ Famishing Goads ATTENTION, ALL! In every style and form. Jfiotcl and Restaurant pay the Highest Market Price for Call at Central House Sign. A. ROOSA A SON. SEWING MACHINES CO-1UO FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! nature iu that security which is de- POTATOES, Now. therefore, by reueon of Mid drfault, * th* Mortgagee, b> virtue of the power in «aid mortgage imnuiued, will, on the tweuA brakeman »m the Macuigau- Cen­ *ieth day of Feb.uary, A D. 1875, nt the which were bought fur cash and will be sold al tral Railroad, by the Baine uf Web­ ster fell from the train at Buchanan Delivered at their place of holding the circuit court in Feb 9th and bad his leg crushed un­ Barry couu'y, Aliahigau) sell the lands der die car wheels. Jits file is do­ 1 precise! dascriUod in said mortgage, or ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE t-paired uf. birablv. CORN, apples, OATS, JACOB LENTZ & SONS Clover Seed. &c., 1T»e burnt lilttl snow husbruiighl torury fee out the |wet—us it always dues. Here is a sample.: HARD PAN PRICES! Manufacturers and keeps on has TERMS—Cash or Ready Parlor, Lilirary, Diniaf, Office ad GENERAL FUNTORE! GLASSWARE, GRAND RIVER* VALLEY DIV. And in fact everything usually kept in a 1IRST-C LASS Grocery ani Provision Store BIG PILE OF GOODS Grand lUp'lde, FOB A sxisrMMdUvIIlr, ILi»::rw.. N-bville. T/tc Highest Price Always Paid for Country Produce. xuid wodgage, arc o» follow*: Village lot* No..oue hundred *nd twenty-six (liS; as<! «be uudivid d «ne-h«lfof lota elgMy-two fH2)*n.l eighty-three («3). In the village of The utoB wiK> can make a criuwrar Nubvitk, Barry euuiitv. Michigan, aecurdi«g io the plalind the ourvey iherQpf. D*ud Nashville, Mi«h.. Nov. HHh. 1874. HIRAM LVlE. M. (biubt, the very pstnee of |mh;U. iC1_,MKXT RXivb. Together with a full OMortmenl ot WATER LIME, / MIRRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES SALT, AND CARDS, BRACKETS. HAIR. Fair Dealing aii Low Prices STUCCO, tf-c., J-c , TO EVERY ONE! which we ship aud rd*Hat bottom priren. the weekly AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Proprietors, j I RISHIILLE FOUMORY11 _____ . In connccliou with my store I eUU keep a DUSTERS, AC.&C., iBaiiy Cate and Fratelatuft! MEAT MARKET! | COFFINS AND I’ASKETS, Don’t forget the place,—thep«»n »tyie* and »!«««, and metalmj t i i CASE# -furaiubcd to urJwi Brow® Store, oppotjitc Piicbok ' SHR 'J(JDS AND COFFJN LINj GOOI> MEATS! Trie Higltert Price Paid far Hides and Pells. INGS krpl constantly on hand. MT KEMBMBER THE PLACE— i.iu'b h«- was aiU«-k»d * *<i» giddiness . 1 ALSGWANT Plows, Sleigh Shoes and | 10.600 Corti af 2 ud 4 Foot Wort | General Jobbing, DOUR AT TEE SHORTEST ROTICE.; i? ' ittraa Jutratloa, . A Huiwlay nltft>l trsta toarw F«.twaler pa»»in< thnwirh Grand 7.»o P m and JSMhdueBJB LATH, <i.. wilt. feou with me • sleighing go. My lovaiy, rcJ-baire-i Banner? E t/.i> JlapliU, Vermont villa. I wish to inform the public that I will sell a N«hrille. Harting* . MkldlLri’Ic, SHALL AMOUNT OF NONE!! SHINGLES. Hot iiiMKiMtl-u i» airy uuuugh to Attorney for Mo i i take a suit fur n ballet gill. I——-— Crockery OYSTERS Gloves and Milltns, In conneetlSn with siorer Shawls, Furs, Lodgings Meads 25 cts. Cirpcts, Fancy Goods, AINSWORTH & BROOKS, 'K’S. Having filled my store with afresh stock of choice Ha* opened al the old Xftand of DOWNING 'Ever »ol I In Nashville, which w* think the i LIFTLE, a complete'•lock of IN NASHVILLE. tfirotrrirs null grorisioM, Of every description. A. W. ALLEN DELIVERED AT OLDS’ SAW MILL FOR ANYTHING IN TUB LINE OF By the barrel. dues, not seem to be a Hundred an I SaOraadg, QOfriE DOWN TO .Tapnn Tea, lor 03L Young; lh»on Tea, 5Octo. Not less tMan 18 Inches thick, uu aaataal average uf 20,000 deaths office of the Rvg iter uf Deeds, in Barry Cv., (rum. snake bites, exclusive uf all Michigan, on the 7th day of 8*<pL A. D. 1871. Tn Liber "Z' of mortgages, on page doubtful cases. Ou the wiiole, Low place where min can cuniinmie with G. A. TRUMAN. THE YAMASHIRO (uncolorcd) Board is ol the opiuiun that u uystetn- gage Io occur« the payment of a Ovrtaju utic aud accurate recuid would eliuw er Bengal than any other MlCUICiAN CENTRAL. brt-u Whexka*. Jonah B. Kasey and ll-uwlia |»eniusu>a being over 21,5 <0 tu 1?69 G. Raney, h * wife, of Nashville, Barry mid in excess of 18,000 iu 1871, while roti ly. Micbigau.dld on the 14th day of Authe Medical Adviser to the ludian Lewei Pay the highest Price tor Country Produce. CHERRY, *SH AND BAYWOOD killud iu Lower Bengal by wild beasts. Notice is hereby given that all delinquent Tuisoauus snakes Work a sit 1 greater Tax paym* of the town -of Castleton, must' mortality than tigersa nd other natural nay tboir taxes ou or before the 2Uth day uf Feb. 1875, or their property will bo «,uctuies uf tuan tliat abound in India -eixed, advertise! and sold according to law. j'ingits, the official returm> uf death from nutike-biies (rum all parts uf the Which I am bound to sell 10 per Beat Ilonse in town. the trade, and to you that indulge in the for- rt>n the must exacting lovers ul sensation- ulism Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. O. F. WILSON, Mp i for whirii I will pay the llightat l*rlo«. j Red Sign, No. 1 XaAvBk, Dec. lat, 1874. P. DIRUA9 Fort Vans, Jacksw 1 Saiaaw S. R. MICHIGAN ANO THE SOUTH. �Clothing, Hats, Boats and Shoes, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, trtm a lhia>. The iw. OfficialWt if KBhllte. headway before, it was discovered, and, hiring al such an early hour, as sisiancc did not arrive before il wm too late to. save the building. The FEB ..12/1873 FRIDAY. delivered an abb aqd excellent discourse. Patent Galvanized building was by Conrad Clev­ er, and occupied bj A. Ro.,Sil A Son, LXUSUAL IWFCEMBMTS nx- a boarding house and grocery. fix' burial, the procsaaion rsaching The cmveuls of the building were Good Goed< aad Low fde™ Tell! Best Print*, 8 ard 9 cents, —The Dsy Express that was ” -talW " 8 cU c irprts and about >150.00 worth of in the nnow-drift at Hammond station last Brown and Bleacher! Cbtton, « piudnce etc, in the cellar. The week Tuesday, did wot get through until Men’s Boots. 9t.l5 to 810. Men’s and Boys’ Suits Clothing, from I Nashville Huure adjoins the Central Saturday afterncoa. During the four days 88 to $30 a Suit. ’ •< on the south, and the Haines rapidly DBPAKTMZNT fore everything was saved from the to Grand Rapids by N. B.— The public will jdeaae bear buildings, excepting some carpels. in misui that this is no old shelf room McGraw's saloon, a bakery build­ all right,.and the company are detern ined stock, but all new, having been bought —The backbone of old winter still predominiMea ' ' . ; ing and the Nashville House barns, lo keep ths track clear, If smL a thing Is JOHN R. EASTMAN. . Atlarney At La L1EBHAUSER, q TAILOB U‘ —Another frigid, blustering snow-storm was only saved by hard work, iu set. in last Wedntadsy morning. keeping the parts exposed to'foe —The Justice books and papers of H. II. firy well drenched with water. For­ of Hartford and Berger, had a fight in front tunately there was no wind. Had * there been we should have been —The Christian Church has purchased r. called upen to chronicle a more se­ new singing book, and adopted Congrega­ rious conflagration. tional singing. \ Mr.,C. Clever’s Joss'on the build­ Esq. Chipman. PARADY, Manufacturer of Boot* and Shore, an old horse collar. Berger punched Hart­ ford in the face teveral timer, and Hartford retaliated by chawing his opponent's thumb. The Marshal arrested Berger for disturbing Kansas instead of Nebraska, as was slated ing is $2000, insured in the Penn, of Philadelphia, for $500, Ruusa &. Sous —P. McOmb.r, of Maple Gryre, is draw- loss is $100* Mr. Skeels* loss on ' FOHN Q CRESSY. I Mi£x;uiyF', hotel and contentsis probably $5,300. JJNION HOUSE. '.ale pastor of the Baptist chur?U at Middle­ ville, baa sued the society for non-payment AIle>il«sua. yyw. joNes, All kinds of produce taken In exchange for Goods. find & big »«h hup, where once flourished communicated with >1. totally destroy, it and a hall in tlie rear, but not be­ M. FLINT, •ur»U win nrrirr eveiy —Yesterday morning the’ msil and PaGood Hall in the third ci fie P.xr.rau had * alicht collision near Hammond, which delayed the mail several hours! Noone hurt.—A finger-ring waa found in front of the Nashville Hoose, al the fire last Wednesday —A portion of ibe inhabitant* of Middle­ There is no insurance on any of the villa want their village charter repealed, and have circulated a petition asking the properly except Clever’s building, Mr, 1 Legislature lo do this little business for Skeels* wns insured but il had ex­ them. The other portion of the citixen* pired only a short time before. have nailed a meeting, and are circulating a remon«tr.»nce. Whether or not MiddleviHr will have her charter, and be ranked among John Roosa and Wm. Atkins ex- one-butiM. Uwiis, rndu yet tc be known. hibited injured fingers at the cluse —Jonathan ?. Poweja' residence, in Rat of the fire works. land Township, caught fire from a defective had his leg stove pipe on the morning of the let, and the neewary awlstance not being at hand, the injured by a heavy building waa soon conaumed with its con plauk falling upon it, and Chas Hal­ Frazier McCormick quite severely calling at thia office and proving property. —Cassius •* coby, the mtn that was so se­ bert had. an eye injured by a live with an imurauce of $1,100 in the Barry verely slabbed in a saloon row in Hastings cinder flying into it. on the 4tb of July, was recently shot dead A men, w«- did not tearu Lis name, Par'assoii*" Macjlxxxs fcr March mere —lost week Alf. Buxton caught his fin­ lost an overcoat,, aud scorched cloth­ than maintains its supremacy. The prin­ cipal steel engraving represents a little Ital­ gers in a lathe in his gun shop and gave ing was plenty. » ian shepherd, n'ldrhp In the woods, with one tilt tn such k comfortable nqueexe that he A man by the name of Miller, liv hil carried them in a sling ever since. ing in the village, was arrested for the most cunning picture imaginable. The —A. Room & Bon will temporarly occurs stealing a looking glass, and kept in double-siao colored steel fashion plate is of py Bit good's building with their goods in prons nearly all d.iy. It was the pre­ rare beauty, the la lies prettj, the dresses t.e Grocery line, and Mr. Skeels has General Conveyancing, moved bis hotel cff.cta into Mr. Ralston*^ vailing sentiment that whiskey did lo the literary contents they get I etier aud • Collections a specialty. it, aud in consideration of his family, .house. better. Take it all in all, it is, as the pub­ — tlasllngs has anyrJor of the Knights u purse was made up by some of our lisher claims, the best fur its money in the MONEY TO LOAN of Pbytfaiaa, numbering thirty members. citizens and the matter settled. world. If you have not already subscribed After the fire whiskey flowed as far 1876, do so at once. The price la but $2 pointed Deputy 'Grand Chancellor fur (ho a year, postage free. Or three copies far free as the air we breathe. District of Barry. . $1.80, postage free, with a magnificent, large-sixed engraving, 27 inches by 20, —One of the bent of the mnaicul month­ ■•Washington's First Interxiew with bis lies is C.J. Whitney’s A Co.’s ••Box® Jou«FALL AND WINTER al,m published at Detroit Th» February Ii is now high time that this village Wife,” cs n premium to the person getting number contains four choice pieces of music bail a. fire organization ul some,kind. up the club. Bpeciindi.a sent, gratis, to p/rsons wishing to girt up clubs. Address, and a large variety of mualc'misccllany. Al»» VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. The News hits xpuken repeatedly Cmaslbs J. Patsmox, 800 Chestnut street, —What improper and rodiculoua things upon this subject, and those of our Philadelphia. one will dream (»omctime. For instance* CUT FBEE OF CHARGE! * the other night we dreamed that A. 1*. business men- that have given the subject any thought,Ciay it won’t pay Nichol*, walked into our office ar,d engaged She still retains the services of Miss Ed Nrws: a two column advertisement in the News. NaMiviile tu keep up a fire depart­ I notice in a late irtne of your paper a DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. —A petition is circulating in this village ment. We shall see. One year ago communication to the effect that I, Benja­ min Miller, had knocked my wife down, etc., for the abolishment of-the office of the next Wednesday night, this Tillage ZLIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Beeice, MRS. L. O. CROCKER MLLDim& FANCY GOODS'. DELL BARLOW VAhSRlOti All L. E BARBER and HAIR DRESSES! . Nashville, Mich. Shaving, Hair Cutting <JDressing, Shampooing, I the best of (His u tbe Uhimi ilotue. TALL KILIM GOODS! Jffrt. .V. JU. STEBBINS ZDRESS MAKING did slap my wife with the back of my hand, erty. Since then a good munuruclory but did not knock her down, as stated by —Last Tuesday morning at seven o’clock. has been tuLilly destroyed, a dwelling your _x— --------- who L ’ J asi a liar. informant, 1 Ubrand Na«hrille, Feb, Ctb. 1876. |tarlially burned, and now in tlie short Bkxmmix Mills*. low sero. Horseflesh felt their oats and space of an Hunr od ! a half, >7,000 mankind felt their nose aud ears,—If they LOCAL MATTERS. didn't they were looked upon wtlh awe and worth ol property more is reduced to ashes. AKU AU together, in less than one —Vormonlvilliims always tell strangers year, Nashville has lost over >33,000 that Nashville Isn’t half as large as their by fires, Huw many fire engines would that money buy ? And this lost enojigb buildings and property by fire, village need n it go to the great ex­ (had it been in Vermontville,) to depopu­ pense of buying a steam fire engine* late that entire village. A Land engine, we are informed, can —The Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance Co, of Barry and Eaton Counties, will meet be |>nrchased for five or six hundred at Vermontville, Midi., an the 16th hurt., dollars, and with a couple of Urge reservoirs, will answer her purpose ing will be held at the name place on tbe better thau a steam fire engine.. We ISth insi., al one o’clock. P. M. can name villages of 1,000 inhabit­ eeivsd at their hands, during the past few ants who have good fire organizations, and thfey say it pays, and if it pays era to sec that something should be cioue to protect that property. Re grass, your day of judgment will eerne just —Last ’ V\ edaesday. George Holtun and A. Rooms A Sox. r goods cheap for cash at Boise Bros. BQ. NEW DRESS GOODS TocMxx’a. ».inZ 1*1’"""/ I ROE & CLEVER, Tlie El-bcka Sap Spouts are surprised by no others, and give the utmost set is fact ion. Tfcvy are, lo a great extent, used in every State where mnjde sugar in made, and wherever once in* reduced the demand for them is rapidly increasing. With the latest improvements, they are pronotmcrtl, by al! who have used them, tu be the only Sup Spoilt worth noticing. <x fit tor use. Below is a list of sugar makers who. nsed them last season anti say they will now use no spout but the Eureka: _____________ ________ _______ ; o clock- v i S-ilzburg. ntjnr Bay City, had a I31G.000 fire on (tie Vth- AT THE CASH HARDWARE HOUSE! O F THE NEXT 30 DA Ys 500 lbs. ef Butter Wanted. Where every tiring in the Sugar Maker's line can be (bond at lbw L. C. BOISE & CO. Greeting Again in the Trade NEW GOODS! g i £ KOCHER BROS 5 a Have just received a FULL New Stock of GoodB’J o 5 CONSISTING OF O ILeltitionn Boise Bros. with you. I trust by fair dealing ( shall Le able to retain your confidence, and to win DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CASSIMERES, 18 Especial is Invited to my stock on which I BOOTS & SHOES, GIVE TI3VLE, WOO PKK M05TH! jhungry or cou>! Qroccries Give M-e a Call- CIIAS.,, M1UL1I aao • columit OF ALL KINDS, Ma, M mm tar . ...f. 1.x ( iltal wm reduce frou. 6 to >0 tnubeU of pecak pre aid. by mail, (IrtM Toren i» Ageau. fail Clock*, Spectacle*, Attention Wo onine that I be savins : wnoii ****** wuwu« . CUD ... .1- #nj m.- chsnte: WflflTli suits,.as Ike Legislator®, on " UU" 1 repealed bis otmMWos law. THE EDREKA SPOUT IS FOR SALE ONLY Any Bonne In Barry Co. Bnsincss lotas's Unt o Brons. 18 people' EVERYBODSF'READ" THIS ! • J . i »or»u,f .1 Up G. M DAVENPORT. Woodfand. CHARLES BUNHAM Maple Grove & S. INGERSON, “ JACOB HOFFMAN. “ A. B COOPER “ E. R. LOMBARD, VemtoMride. J. M. COLE. M U SPAULDING, ALBERT BARNUM. “ ASA BENEDICT. - and shall be pleased to renew Bailey, “I"" l»w “>• The suit wme off i tpruey to appear for the ’*•’'* ■“i “>» «■“ Hude, which vlUbv -old low fcreub : Grove. Mr. Taylor secured the acrvtcee «f | .. “*J*r r*n’%,“* ,'lds-’•*‘“ M, a. M nijrfibi. - —X- “- *1 *“• WE ABE BOUND TO ’ I wovU respectfully inform my friends BSL. From over the hills and far away that I am wed By<me ef ruling* I’houki h>v* l«oeti made until nine ' I o clock, when the court ruled (hat l e FRESH MEATS,, Ii lakiDg - «*• x dff lioense. * .Jr 7. u , ‘*M ””d*’ OHelbemae^leaWenaideM^H er NO M HIKER til AFFORD $°0 WITHOUT TREK. <7 —Good Kid Glures for Pi M Kociikb Boos. afternoon Porter on Uy the worst of whiskey, they —Recently in a conversation with J. Lee came, io blows. Bailey bad Hulton Reed, he stated that should be receive prop­ arrested, in the uatne of (he People, er encouragemert from the people of Ibis on charge of assault and battery, and brought' before Esq. Chipman for Ourp«Pl..Hid.Tl1el.wv«r»,|H!»til,,Um.ui •jeci, offer the ncceesary L, - thMkiag th* public for peat favora oumsnuanc.' at the etimc. and would u*. oj To make room for our Spring Stock. had a quarrel in a saloon, and spurred Frog fool MEAT MARKET! FOR THE NEXT 30 DATS Durham sells $1. 20 T for.90 eta —Old Progfoot crawls behind the bvek of member ”^n ounce of prevention is Erug Hue. M-yor Goodyear, nnd th<-n tries to give us worth a pound of cure.” E?S._ Fifty packages of 10 gent Calico E. D. BITGOOD, PttoraizroK. REASONS WHY THEY ARE PREFERABLE FOB —Heavy Yard Wide Factory, for 10 cts. It is our duty to talk up this matter, and the duty of property-hold UYERY ANB FKEB STABLE! Bucket Hangers “49” .—School Books at Boine Bros. other places it certainly will Nash­ HKB. AND AT FOR READY PAY! 1QU Machine Needles st Dickinson*i B11BBSA ui.iihu to any octets. They are more Simp’e, Durable, Convenient and Bmnonnziug Parties baviqg unsettled accounts with the late firm of Ayhwortb & Fuller. They ere.made from the best quality of iron', and arc gilvanixed. Thwy will not rnst or corrode and will lost for generations. They do not injure tbe tree, andsre q icker adjusted than .any other. They will yield enough with W, A. AYLSWORTH. more sap, extra, every sensoil, to dmihly pay their entire coot. They Nashville, Jan. 1st, 1876. will rwu earlier and later ia the day, mid later in the Season, They have the most perfect am! convenient arrangement fqr hiMn-mg Ibe Bucket, doing away with the spike, so injurious' to the tree. Being metallic, they arc conductors of heatrand never fteezc, nor soak op with sap and sour. Theif construction is such as not to‘obstruct the flow of sap from the .outer pores, as do wood and other plug spouts. Trees tapped with these spouts require no reboring during the season ? the air being excluded from the bore (by their peculiar construction) the pores of the timber do not become seasonedx or contracted as is the case when open Spouts are - used, and the wound is left open. The inner end of the Eukeea enters the tap or bore with three thin flanges al>out as thick ns the back of *n ordinary table knife, leaving open spaces between <wch Jlange lor ;he flow of* the aap from the outer pores. The outer |>ores being the best yidders are often wedged by wood nnd other plug 8|>outs lo the depth of half an inch or mure, greatly daamishing'the amount of snp that would otherwise be obtained. Wooden spouts, as welt as nuiny other kinds that are used, are of short duration ; but sourness is one of their worst features,—and this is always found in-them.as the season advances. Those having their holes in the center, when driven into the tree dnm up a little s.ip. which remains i'wc during the season, constantly to freeze and sour. Tliis soon becomes thick and gummy, closing ail the pores. Then to get more s»p. ike trees mu*' be rebored, which usually only deepens the hole. The sonr spout is thn» replaced, which wi!l only sour the next run. The hofoTn the Ernraii, by o which the sap leaves the tree, is at the very bottom of the auger hole. Tliis being bored un a little upward shut*, no sap can be held to freeze or soar. Then, too, the Eureka being mclillic, and galvanized, absorbs eo aap, consequently sourness in the spent and btxc never occurs. Many ask why the Evhbxas run easier ia the day and. contmtm Inter at night, and later tn the season F It «r thL. wood and other tubular spuula having their holes in the center, freeze up at mght first, at the outer or dnp end,—the sct|. continuing to flow, fill up the spout and au^er hole, and hav­ ing no escape, freezes solid. The Evbek t«, construeted as they are, :md being conductors.of heal, do no< freeze, and continue to flow much late;-, until tbe snp in lire tree stojxt circtdueutg by freezing. In the morning, the spout and auger hole being free from ice, tire sap commences to flow early from the outer pores, which th tw outZnrsc. With wood nnd other plug spouts, these pores are wedged,^^diseqitenti.v cannot flow until lire spout nnd auger hole are free from ice. Hence we see why tire s ip ©omnrcnccs to (low curlier from the Eurekna, nnd continues latjr in tbe .day. And tho nuger hole never becoming sour by the spout, continues, without reboring.U> flow much later in the season. Considering the advantages pained by the Eureka Say Spouts, and the low price for which they are sold, County Superintendent of Scboola, which was visited its first fire, which de­ Will be forwarded to the Legis^atnre as soon stroyed oyer 817,000 worth of prop­ ville. CALI. 1*0.CASH BUYERS’ there Mvrd. with lite exceiilion of some B. RABES’, Drayman. Goods and ELEMENT SMITH. V LAWVl In tie store of H. B. DiciiMn, befare f’ttrchiu.ing atewhere Ksskri.U. Feb. 4 nd, 1875. W. U. K6C8E2 k Bra. OPIUMS �- Hi |<riKme»< ix>ufin«l in Um fit. T/niis jail made their rwcajio a few nigbta ago. Tlie jail m a new on? aic.l built cm the most improvdii plaint. By iwtne mean* Obe of Ute j>ri*ouon< Bor. ■ Dra. Edward BolUvaa and Hennr X. rise into (SMNwrimi'of A key, with winch, durPowrrc-dylivered Mcuxma but fiends;, iu op- ipg the 'night, bo rclsMrtl ittaMdf and five j. withm to the choice of Dr. DeKoveu as Bishop otiiera. and. overpowwing tij® ««««*. U*? n“d" of lllinri*. Both geuUamwn* 1-Jnug lo the —H wm reported eume two woeka ago, and denied by tbe company, tliat the Adame ExJ-tom effie-in N*w V'wk bml Iwwn ndJMwl of a large luuoiuit of tmunire. It Bm now leaked —A WMhingtot: dispatch states that tbe Ap­ out Uiat Uie rc-jKirt wm true, And that the ac&ount neetirrd wax (530,OHO in bojata and propriation Committee will not recommeod aj> jiropriatioua for tbs navy yards at Washington, League Intend apd New LoododJand tlmt three yanin will probably bo ordered by CotigrcvM to bsrold. • —Tita ixxik for the delivery of which u-.rlargo from Wtocunain. in plarc of Malt. H. Carpenter, a reward ha* been offered by English goveni- whose defeat »m brought about by * coalition ment authority-bring a history of the souidal- of Democrats and antt-oaueiw RepuhliouM. <km ride at tbe life of George IV.-lias been —Senator Ferry, of Mich.gau, is >pokeu of found in tho pareenrion of a young lawyer of nt, Washington m Prrcri<1ciit pro/cm. of the Itauteville, Ky. Itn importance lire in the fact Henatein the Forty-fourth Congress. tliat it prorai the marriage ..f the King with THK aur.AT KCAKDAl. TX1.U.. Mm. Fitzherbertand the birth of a eon, the Turnly-ftnl Day.—Judge Ncihuti ikxided fruit of that union, who is now ’tlie rightful that Theodore Tilton was a competent w.tnrew, King —if there ia any truto in tlie story. ■ -The lower Hoimo of the I'etuiHylvaula Ix-giB- • ami ba' wm accdnJingly put upon Die stand, lie latore wm, tlie other day, the men* of a dta- staled that he wm 39 years of age, and Ida wife reputable iw. The Speaker ordrred a mciiitex 11. Hie tale told by him did not differ tn any under amut, whereupon tlie latter x friends ral­ material reepect from the story previously told lied and wrested him by force from the Sergei* nt- hi ids published frtriemento. Technically ho at-Anita. I'istolH ami knirm were drawrg aii'l it wm not allowed to testify as to wliai his wife ia a wtmdcr tbe nbedding of blood wm avoided, told him relative to Bwcber’a adultery with her. but all the fact* were brought out indirectly aa the eicitomcut waa very great —Tbe Nations Grange of the Pgtroas of Hus­ while refloating eonvemations with Beecher. Turnty-arcond Ary.—'IMton's second day on bandry met st Charleston, .H. C,, on Wednes­ day. Feb. & Master Adamu. of Iowa, tn the 1the witness stand wm not particularly notable. ' $hair. All of the officer* ncro pratent. making. He gave hi* testimony in a clear, straight­ with ddcgatM, over 600 meuiliera. Hie order forward way, rimiter to the manner in which of pusiuaM tatod at the seventh annual session I wm adofgbd. Master Adam* then delivered an addran, in which ho congratulated mo public । on tho strength gained during the jwrt year. * After the delivery of tho addrawes tlie rojiort ’ of tho Treasurer wm read aud standing *ciliated her in order to jiteveut an exposure of guilt, rehearsed, the story of Mrs. eommillees Sjqx^ntafl. Tn tha areutzm a Itescher's i threats alxrat invading Beechor'a public meeting of welcome wm held ami Hooker's 1 s|iescbm delivered by prominent citizens and 1pulpit, and swore that Gen. Tracy hail pledged delegate*. ' 1 —Advice* from Washington indicate a prol>*Ttren/y-lAinl Day.—The direct ezainination lality that CqograM will soon open the doors for 'of Thuolcro Tilton nan -concluded and tlie crons-examination begun. Ho tcatilicd to hia the admteeioti of Cokririlo as a State. < —Tbe suit bf William H. Kemble, of Penn­ conduct conrerniug tho Bacon letter aud sylvania.^ against Charles A. Dana, of tho New Plymouth Church Investigating Committee. A York Sun, for libol. damages being laid at' uumlicr <>f gusliing letters that j>amod between $50.00). resulted in a disagreement of tlie Jury. Theodore and Elizabeth before the alleged coiunitMicn of the crime were admitted in becti exonerated from tlie cliargo <-f selling a hand an'' proceeded to cnw-exvmine him. but naval cadetebip. —Tho committee on Arkansas affair* have the program made wm slight. submitted their repoA to Congraw. They do Twenty-fourth Day.—TMUwi* croM-cxaminanot recommend nay action by Congniw, or any department of the general government, in re- tinuod. Ho permuted in his account, given in gani to the State government of Arkanexs. Mr. liis direct testimony. of tho occurrence* involv­ Want of Illinois diaaenta, ai«i mibmita a mi­ ing Beecher in adultery, and the most thorough nority report, areertiug the legality of Brooks' croKwpicationing failed to involve lum in any election, and inveighing against tho now t'on- material contradictions! The whole course of stitutiou. Tlie |>eople of Arkaruuu* are renxted ‘niton’s vagaries, ids politiraj difference* with m l<cing well pleased with the majority report. Beecher. lite chamitiorcdup of woman’s rights, —Judge llogcni. of tlie Circuit Court Of Chi- editorials in the Zmirjies/lciU, hia letter lo caga hM declared to bo unconstitutional the law Banco (Iroclcy. were run over in rajdl review. Tirenty-Jiflh Day. -This wm decidedly the rrepnring ballote. to be numbered no tliat every , 1 ' ' j ' । ViNECAR BlTTfRS *oe । “m-y T who shall willfully fad to-tMtltote and jwvwsentB •±- proceedings herein required, shall, for evwy roch tbspr' offsass, tortmt ami pay lb. au. of 1X01C ttt? p-rewt debt, with full «•!’, and shall, on cocvicUou tbere< to drenw-J ifumy <>f mtad-uieaucr, and to fine.! not lass than <l,w» nor more,tban|»,aw; aM,pr»rf-trel./HrtJter, That a Ja.!cu^un ror Ito prnaUy to favor of the party agKrteyrd againrt any such Diidrtei Attorney, or a judgment up-m an indictment *■;start any such BMrtet Attorney, shall bs a bar to otter 8k. 4. That no.cmxwi posssMingall other quahficslhrtui which arc or may be pro scribed by law MxU bo dtoquaUAod for service as grand or pstU juror ta any Court uf-tte I'ailed State^M of »uj Htate, on tag the Pustiuasler-iieueral lo pay the expense uf ocecmal of race, color, or pvert.Wcouditirm of servi­ taking tlw weight* nf malls on ndln»d*. and to tude. A:>il*tiyomroToro<b-r]»er«>i> ebarged with pay ’«1perte and other etiiployca in the irqarvany duty ta th- rt-lroiton or sumtnnuhu; of Jurors tlon aud publication <rf post-route map*; and absi lo who (hall exdute or fatlto «ummoo any clUicu tor -The public debt -statement for Feb. 1 shown an inrrsMa in th* national iudcbtasdiuw* during January of «l,8&7.870. Appended are the official figures: 5? P*L°r°t-bood*- .........W.U7.DMJ00 cuuipvuuiic.i . -- - ------ qualities of ViffEOAR Bitters in liealhijf uro. .ak of ma S.VW.U M m . moll. 1’orpure “ * T“‘'; r^erlnr CooMotion or loilaounuioo o, lot Lire, ood VioeenU Orpuis. ia Bdiow Tbe' propertiw of Dv. W*unnrt TlXROAR Bittkm arc Aperient,l)iai>.iorctM:, fXnniuoUVr. Soirtlioak LMourr. (todmive. Coup'ir-IrriUniL. fisdonfic. JJtpm tiro, aud Anti-Biliou*. R. »l. JIcOOWALD Jt CO.. Draggain aixhOso. Art*- fimi Fraaels—- Ctftwta.' aad cor. at Washmpon and Chariton Sold by nil I>ruBgtat. and Drtalers. THE RECORD. We present below tlie official recorded vote on the final passage of. the Civil Rights bill iu the lower house of Congress : Huu*-—The majority and minority report* from ths Arkansa* taveetigaltag committee were read and ref erred.... Hasryrr introduced a bill for the Im­ provement of the Fox and Wisconsin nvera... .The Hennepin l>sal MU waa dteiUMed at tatigth. and pending a motion to lay it on the table the House ADVERTISERS TIN WIRE RINGS. Bandy. BuroCard, Burtelglfc ItaUer (Mass.), Snoon ffiSJ.'”'’' Scudder fit. J Headdrr(M. Y Wild. Wondehh Nzvkb Cease ?—When Dr. Walker tirocbumed tlmt he luul pro­ duced from the medidnal lierbsof Califor­ nia an Elixir that would regenerate the sinking Hystain, and cure crery form of dis­ ease not organic, tlie' incroduiotu shook their heads. let his Vineoak Boteiis iff now the Stundnni Rmiorntive of tho i Western World. Under tho operation of tho new remedy, Dyspeptics regain tbeir health; tho Bilious and Consti­ pated are relieved of every distreaaing symptom; the Consumptive and Rheu­ til" rr«i(matlon» wero Inai-ted upon ao4 acceptnj. matic rapidly ri-covcr ; Intermittent and ... .Tho CommUleo on Hutes prevented a new rule Remittent Fevers are broken; tlie providing that whenever a queellon la jM-mitag be­ hereditary taint of Scrofula is eradicated 1 fore the House, the Speaker shall entertain bill Skepticism is_routed, and this wonderful preparation is to-day the most popular Tonic,, Alterative and Blood Dcpurent ever advertised in America, W« don't sell Ruin under tho guise of metlieiuti. We advcrtoc aud sell a jMire tnediritu--, which will stand analyais by any chemist in the country. . 22 Cakpentebs, rend the advertisement of Simmons' Saab Supporters. —Mr. Fonttcr dcclinou the leademhip of the English Liberal party. —Private telegrams received in London from China confirm tlie rcjKirt of tho death of the Emperor, and state that tho Emjmns, over­ come with gri<;f. committed suicide ; that a eon of- ‘he seventh l*rince. 3 years old, has been pro­ claimed Emperor, anti that tho Emjirow' moth­ Ctart (Mo.),! er is again Regent. ' —It ia statwl that Bu.marck will retire from pnblic life in a very aliort time. —Heavy fighting baa bem going on in Hpain. and the CariiatH liave been getting .the worst of —Darfour Iim teen annexed to Egypt. —Queen Victoria, in her mranagc* to the Brit­ ish Parliament, which assembled on tho 5th iuitt., saya alio will exert every effort to maintain the pracc of F.urojw*. Tbe flnatx*cn of the country uro in a aattefactory condition. Tho trade of the country hM fallen off eomewhat, but there i* general prosperity at homo and in the cokHiias. Tho Queen recommends die re]>ce! of tbo exceptional statutes touching tlie pe*co of Ireland, and tbe enactment of various tews re­ lating to local affaire. —Official ilispatcliai to the King of Hpain an­ nounce tbe signal repulse of right battalions of Cantata al Artiego. A decree hM beui inuod forbidding military and naval officers to dabble in politics. * $5-820 MaaMriiUM-tta, moved to swpsnd Ute rules, to p>rtliit Ui» twa>lUMt at a report from the Committee on -the cousin:cUon of a brulgr scroas the Missouri river Bule*, with a view of coating to a vote on the ClrU at Iteaftur. Nebraska.... The Steamboat Ufi waa Mights bill. The motion was rejected—yeas 170. discussed at fonside rabbi length and postponed.... nsjs M. Tbe only etccpUon to the- vote being a strict jwrty one was that of Bener, . tyqiuUloan, who voted no. His vote the rfixtr way would bam carried tli= iu-'>tlon .... The bill din-eilng the Presi­ dent to supply food and disused army clothtog to all destitute and hrlplnss |«nna* living on the Western in the hands of Mr. Evarta, but nothing new was elicited from tho witnoM, tlie larger ]»rt of —Still another, being the fourth, attempt to tbe day being consumed in reading the letters burn the Navy Department building at Wash­ tliat paved between TY.Uui aud Lu. wife, which ington hie boon made, aud in m much a matter were published in the Chicago Tribune last of mystery m tlie other*. It ia believed that a deliberate and organized effort to dtwtroy tho building ta being mad* by interested jwrtim ing to tbrnnsolvra. —By tho falling of a largo’ piece of rock at Cape Blanc. Ontario, a few day* ago. a number of people lent their lives. At lariaccountp eight bodies had been recovered. ' —An avalanche of snow dcncendai ujion a twu-etoiy frame house in Quebec. Canada, last week, in which a family by tbe name of (iilwon were living. Tbe hewmo wm completely demol­ ished. and tbe family, six in number, were buried in the ruins. —The Lunatic Asylum at Beaufort. Canada, waa recently burned, and eight patients perished in the tlamee. —The fibakcr Settlement at New Lebanon. Mass., was the scene of a terrible conflagration a few night* ago, in which over $70. OW worth of property wm dastroyeiL - A txsnciigcr train on tho Missouri Pacific rail­ road met with a terrible accident near Jcfferam City. Mo., lost week. Th* train thrown from tho track by,a broken rail and foil fiver an embankment about thirty feet high, and tbr sleeping coach turning over on its side forming a complete prison to those imride. Tlie ■tores burnt and not tho furniture on tiro; an-'. *a there waa nothing t d enow to fight tho fire with, tho i>a»wcngcni were rescued with much difficlty. About fifty people were injured, ■ome slightly, some eerioualy. to the queatkm tte House praMednl to vote on the bin au-4 anulutarati, and it waa passed by a vote of 2*3 to 10U. Tho bUI now goes to tte fisnato aa aa original Houas bill wtOxnit any rslaUoo whatever to tte Senate hill already pwwd.... After tho tranrac- defray the ex|x*n*r. incurred during the i tat at Klim Kotaks;:* was jsxeetl....I/wan presented a resolu­ tion adopted by a uiw-bng of citucn* of Chicago in —..I. II-— — «—11 ToSELxRlJBBEHH*HOSTArtPS SIMMONS’SASH SUPPORTERS, SENT FREE The National House of Representative*. on the Sth iusL. ponged a modified Civil Itighta bill by a vote of 1(21 to 100. Tbe measure, without tlie preamble. ia m folkma : tbe United State* *li*U lie ratittad to full and equal enjoym-nt <d all are.wmodaltaiu*, advantages, facllu Um, aad privllegra of tan«, public couvrjaiicx-., on land or water, theater*, and otter place, nt public aiuMement, subject only to rendition* fcad ItaiilaUoiw Mtaldldied te taw, and applteablo alike u> citUen* <*f every race and color, rcganlka* of any previous condition of servitude. Hte. I That any person who shall violate tte frcwg >tag Mctloa by denying ta any cttiren, eyept tor rraaou* by law appUcabte to citizen* of crery net am! cotor, aud roijardlsss at any previous condUiou iu said xaUb enumerated, or by aiding "r Innuar and. denial, cliaU fur«rery *nnfi «Bcbm. forfeit and pay the sum of fatn iu ths person aggrtevad Ustrsby, kn lui recovered lu an srtina at d. bt, with full costs, nnd shall also, for every such offcaa*, b* <h-rm<d -Tbe packing of lx*> in Chicago from Nov 1 to Feb. 3 foot* up ISW.WI. -R F. Alien, of tee Cook C«mty National btnuKw liave vote I, they idial! inunodiately roseeoinlilc, and the praudmg'officer shall then announce the decision of tlie <]tie«Uon sub­ mitted. Atal any uth-ir queatiou jiertinent to tbe object for which th > two hoiwcs arc nneetuWed may bo submitted aud determined in like STATE & MADISON STREETS wrr.TWTR-’fl COMPOUJID OT PURE COD LIVER W1LL-8T. x OIL AND LIME. * The Tribune Almanac -..Ort.— Ottes* to taadinj elite*. ar, languaK1' that I»*scd between Bulbr, << Mssmchusctte, auA Mrlx-au. of Texas. Butler referred te jwrttena u/ the Houihern people aSybandllli and ens Co., Ohio: “Dr. R. V. Piero*. Buffalo, N. Y.—Your Favorite ITescrintion U working almost like a miracle on me. I am bettor already than I have been for over two year*. , From Ella A. S uarat. ZanarriUe, Ind: “Dr. Pierce^-1 received the medicine you sent md and began using ij immediately. A* a result uf the treetnxMit I feel bettor than I have tar ing from the ravage* of grxwhoppeni, sad tt waa |,»*sed.. ..Mortnri I’twnuJ the memorial of Uh board of Industry of Cannelton, Inti., mHuk an ap­ propriated for the improvement of tbe Ohio river.... Ferry, of Michigan, presented Uw> memorial ed set­ tlor* on Indian reserve land in F-muiM county, MDh, praying Coogreas to provide uicamirca to PIUM Habit Cured WATERS’ NEW SCALE PIANOS JsmE^kS <0 MACHINE THE MARKETS. count, and names of persons, if any, elected, shall then be announced by tbe President of tlie Senate. If, however, upon the reading of any of the ccrtilicates. any question shall tw raised in regard to counting the votes therein onrtifted. the Senate shall withdraw .to it* cham­ ber ; and each house shall Hechts upon the qua»tiou raised. No electoral vote or votes from any State, to the counting of whlcteobjectiomi have been made, shall be. rejected, except by affinua- Vandercook-Co.CHICAGO THE FAVORITES. guagi< was rufhanly, aud o-uld not now affect him. for which he was reprimanded by the Speaker..,. Tbs House took a rere-s* until 7:30, the evening aondon to be exclusively fur debate on the Ctvli Blghta bill. Tttuimnav. Feb. 4.—Senate—Logan, from the Csaumittre OU Military Affairs, reported tack the Tins bill reported lo tlie United State* Kcnste by.Mr. Morton to regulate the counting of votes for President and Vice-Praiident provides tliat both lionsMM of CongrcM nhall meet together at 1 o'clock on the last Waxlnesday in January next aucoeeding the meeting of tho Electoral College, and be prtoidod over by the President of the Senate. One teller shall lw» appointed by the Senate and two by tlie Hooee, aud tbeyaliall re­ ceive from the providing officer tho certificate* as they are ojxiued, aud after reading them aloud shall make a list of votes aa they appear Treating the Wrong Disease. Many times women call upon tbeir family plivaletaue, one with dvapepeia, an >U:cr with palpitation, another with trouble of tbe breast, another with pain here and there, and in Uita way they all present alike to tiienaielves and Uieir oaxy-goiug and indifferent doctow, sepa­ rate and distinct duieaeca, for wtic> he proecribea liis tills and tMtkma, assuming them to AGENTSWANTED tm. to the counter. Now, what should be said tf that aoerteation should tome from one—I speak not of men, Irat to language within the rule* of thfa Houso—if that aocuaotlon againa: Hint people should nxw ■pectabie aorist)■, wte*. name to *yu<*iytn<Kis with fate.bixxl, w t»> ta the champion, and luui l«wa «urh on all occasions, of fraud J who ta Uh apri.gtot o< thtevea; who to such a prodigy ci vice and meanness tliat tive woakl eihatirt itaclf t fa KcuUaad, m*ay ye*re *gi>, there w** * iitau «ii* trade wm munter, and hr rarorel Ul» HrcUhax! by Ute iwlltag <4 lib* virftai* foeguta, H.- ltaked ta* mat to bi* crime, »a*1 toThe second aection of the bill providrw tliat if d»yt throughout tbe wurta.it ta cuowti •* “Murtmore than one return shall l>o received l>y the Proaideat of the Senate from a Hute imrpcrttng to Im a certificate of electoral votes given at the last preceding election for I*reei>tent and VireProaident in such Htato aU 'awh return* may be opened by him in the preaeuec of the two bouAcn. when amemblod to count the voten. and Brown-No, sir; J call no uum. This mju's nsme that return Hindi be counted which the two WM Baked to hta crime, awl lodar, throughout the worth it ia known as - Marking.” If I w ss to diatrs bmum. and they acting iwparately, ahalldeto expnaa all that »m puslltannwraa ta war. Inhu­ cide'to l>a the true am! ratal return. man ta prere, forbidden ta morals, and tafammw to The reomitting wetion* of the bill limit e#oh poHttai. 1 should call il - Itatfertxtog."' • SsaMtoto.] Houator and Iteprrecntative to ten minute* iu spewkiug on any one question; provided, that after snob dnbite liv laAte.1 two hours the rnajority of each bonne may direct the main ques­ tion to l>e put w itiioni farther debate; and pro­ vide tliat the joint meeting of toe too houses sludl not bo dinMilved until tbe electoral votes Waukesha Water. 94Oaday • iu«nmon> ar v»nr* R. B. PALMER’S Star Well Auger, iace cuior, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-02-19.pdf.pdf b653b9a9371d74a0963c17aec48c2959 PDF Text Text Ihr BfasliriUt |bw5. - -------------------------------------- --------- Progression. No Retrograding. 1W <»*«*)=■. LLE, BARRY CO.. MICH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1875. VOL. II , His furehradreoad«*,hiscitin in sharp and projected, Ms ebewk temra aM ScnttUtiy high, hia eyes, are deep-sot, his coam four mwigthwMJ his quaint rwHimblancc Tbc mouth was calm, tlm nostrils steady, tenting the’ following lin<m by Tbsodnro _____________ _________________ .... w tho proud expauM' af forehead thrown Tilton: a Confederate yell and the short cxplo- i up .to the light, but the great ox-eyes of riw of a bottle of ohempogne. Of all of' the preacher fanned a more tfcm Chrte- MICHIGAN KBWS. r,«r>r One Robert Humphreys proved rather | a queer customer to a Mdoon-kecphuu during the yesni 1B7S-4. DtuiaK tltc TOton’a bar, he is perhaps the best read, tian d.-fiaiM*. Mr. Tflton, after affirm legally well fta generally.______________ i b>g lu« intention throe Aimes with Htart- tomerp, raw Robert Humphreys, ft very IB psnloiM granted. I with a clumsy roll, as if to still further Detroit during the year 1874 asoanted to far the morning drink which « a neces­ •744LM. sity to the habitual drunkard. The liquor num opened the place, took his pouition behind tho bur, and waited for ; emphasize his affirmation. victim writhing in its coils. NO. ‘21. The Thus far it fa difficult to foresee wiiat would take whisky ; whisky is fifteen o-nta a drink, and Robert would con­ tribute ten cents profit to the conueru. But Robert continued to lean agrinrt tlie other element in the a&c. He had an intimation erf the hdtor’s incisive in a few minutes’ spooch which thrilled the proceedings before the church commitMdtemWm.Wokorf li^tawg. Thi.' *”• “•'.“"W ’”„lh‘t Mr; ted to wonder if the man wasn’t hard up oiupiled a i*j>cr of morphine into Uiagtera and and unable to j»y for the drink. The nun came up oyer the roofs of die houses but be died on the following day. Ho left a and streamed down tqwn the num lean­ ing against the lamp-jx^t, but.ba did not1 jmrdirawi ibo mterert of RflV. Robert. 8. Halid. more, and the man who aold whisky looking out intently discovered tlint Rob- Baril „a 1 inch aom^ic J . . . i.' Tl.nl That alike in stalimj and weight Had Beach interference camo the trouble. was tho explanation so long an Tilton teen a preacher be would have rivaled tin* orator of Plymouth Church in mer­ stood alone. When Moulton came out curial wit, brilliancy of thought, and aquardy on his sub', the charge of black­ originality of expression. On tile othur mail was put forward. Judging from hand, had Hcedter been a lawyer/he the croes-quewtionM asked by Mr. Evarte, would have been noted for that pictorial that line of defense will not be presented i to the jury, or, if it is at ail, it will not mingiiug of tew with wit, satira and bo with promineno*. Tin; magnificent scathing denunciation, and that flexible . conduct of Frank Moulton in tho witand majestic utterance which mark the nr«H chair, and the simple grandeur of famous ndvixwte. As the ease rtancte it Franklin Woodruff, pretty effectually r.xploth-d the Mt-n that th.‘ fi-m of Rnb- TILTON-BEECHER. The junior counsel, iw the day’s work AXI} IXCIDEXTS OF was during, joined in a littlo sparring that had tho fire of rimon-pure auger in THK OXFAT TFIAL. it Mr. Evarts asked for thr lore letters of tin*'Tilton family, in order to arrange them over night. Mr. Morris arid that tori'a uwel •* Tempest TotMud,** and tho in tho morning, and could not give them .uMmr ridr will rctalinte by nwding Mm. sooner. Ho turned to Mr. Shearman, Stowe’s' book on By«4n and Mim who h»d throe or four of Mrs. Tilton’s totters'in his hand, making notes of them Boecher’a cook-book. . on a memorandum pad, and said, “Let roe have those letters Imck." Mr. Shear­ “My aarintaat,” raid Mr. lteech. r man raid, “No; wo will keep them over after his last Friday evening talk, and night” Mr. Morris rejoined, sharply, then he poured. Finally* bo blurted uut. “ You have no right to keep them." “I What's hia name, anyhow!” and amid don’t see it,’’ nsqxxidod Mr. Shearman, much hV’Trfmenf ttey told hhn ' it was holding fart to the letters. “You sha’n’t .Halliday. Evidently Mr. Boodnu-' take them away,” raid Morris. “Well, memory is n« bod on to names uh dates. by God!” muttered Gen. Tracy. Mr. Evarts poured oil on the troubled wutera by taking tho jwwing tluun up At test the unnatural demeanor in to Tilton, having tinuu identified and court erf Mr. Beecher and Mm. Tilton letteri back to Morris. foes expraasca the anxiety which, guilty or mnocent, he could not help feeling, In the days of President Andy Johnte-ara while her husband wan giving in The New Yqjk N’tor nays tliat the great defendant fa in excellent health, and jHirfonn?, without ceasing, the tremcnby Iris Bevern! spheres of lalxir. Lust week, for insianoc, be praachod on Suu- ut his Friday night meeting, officiated at fourfuncrate, mmriod five ouuplas, ed­ ited the Chrittian Otitm, acnnntsd 316 leitetB, .wrote at Jesst a acoro, met with Chrvvland letter (which, by tho way. catwd intense feeling among bis Re­ publican brethren in bis church), during a Friday evening prayer-meeting, the pious Brother Thomas G. Shearman prayed fervently, not for his pastor, but at him. He dwelt i>orticulsrly upon Iris ly that lie might be brought tsrok to the true political faith. After meeting, and innon A Woodruff were conspiring with Tilton to rob Beecher. What wv-m'-d Homcwliat probable l>cfore the trial be­ gun would’now MM*m too absurd to talk about We doubt if tho defense has ftdly nettled upon any plan yet. Mneh more testimony is yet to come. Car­ penter, Robinson and othera are yet to bo hoard, from. In tho meanwhile tiio court of public opinion is gathering data for a verdict of its own, and thorn Is a growing disposition to deal justly in tho premises, let the blcw.fall where it munt. (Dr. HyaUx'a Letter.) No wonder Moulton’s physical endur­ ance baffled his inquisitors while it per plexed the audience. Wi> all noticed tliat hia condition was superb, but very few of ua found out ths key of his msrvelons conservation of forouH. Whan the trial drew near a friend cautioned him that, being a gay man of tho world, whose habits were no.more regular than those of most of his kind, the enemy would look for a collapse on the third or fourth day. Moulton took the hint, and digested it Seeking a competent an1 •thority, he put himwlf in athletic train­ ing. Every morning he arose early and walked two miles, returning in a glow. Ho was caro^dly sponged with alcohol and water, when ho took for his break­ fast oat-meal and rich cream. Thus pre­ pared, be entered the court, Hacked a lemon to clear his throat of all accretions, and took Iris iwwt oversowing with ani­ mal health. Tracy, on the other Jiand, had been up all night bolting huge dyapeptic chunks of rtuggrstion. When the while a group of frieuds surrounded Mr. tercd into their daily struggle wlm Boocher (the writer of thif» among the chance was there for tho attorney with number), Capt Duncan, or “ Charite," bile in bin throat, and drowsy blood stag­ an Mr. Beecher used to coll him, ap­ nation in bis brain < ”1 wna an hour dnrod the dominion of d tremendous in­ proached, and, throwing his arm familahead of Tracy kJ' the time,” says Moulton. labor of the ensuing week. , “Well, how did you enjoy Brother Shearman'b prayer!” “Oh," arid Tlu’ audience at the trial, say the roBeecher, “tiiat’fl all right; there's no portern, changes each day to the extent wish to take any port in tho owe, but tiring about Shearman's prayers, and the of about one-half. Tho reporters arc al­ that Plymouth Church deemed his name devil can’t make anything out of them I” ways there, and the lawyers and tho prinand authonty of too great weigut to bo oipalH in the case. Then there are two dispensed with. The leading members Evnrte is described as “an interroga­ Beecher and Tilton on the brain; who tion point in good health.” He does not si- ep on the scandal, dream of it, divide him, giving him a retainer of <25,000. speak with reference to ear effect; he intercet in it with their bread and but­ ■ <»» authority, .*•> as “goes for” the mind. He does not gas- ter every morning. talk Beecher and Td- pointer to indicate the junctions of his been hr entirely different courts; hia legal ia never thrown off the course, and the less nitrogen, iMscarixuuo mind does not have to regard him with U the driauae » to be baaed on the thony that Tilton &ui Moulton were euMR* in a eoEJ’pinKrj’ to extort money by aftendisk hladmafiing pkrf, the last communication to Beecher by Tilton is cure for Tiiteu ths money to drfray the expense at a trip wife ha family in Etc rope To this T. T. tepifed to the effect that be wanted none 4f h» money, mw Bbcthkes, let ua pray. why the man did not come iu for hie drink; he luul actually fallen ariwp ttambng, rrasonod the bar-keeper. It is tantoliring to a dealer in any class of goods to .liave a proixible customer in audit mid be unable to reach him. and lb.; gM>Uraiu> who mtad <lriab to tool iojurwl Uut Uu. uuu. ootblo booM noth, .wb^l by U.. Attler of - H. W. B. is getting fat. The trial is becoming tedious. die ridewidk and come in. Other custurners came and went in the saloon, but Robert Humphreys stayed outride loan­ ing agninst the lamp-jKxiC Finally the iMtr-kecpw, in disgust, gave up cx|>ecttng him, and Robert Humphrcys came in. Three men brought him in ; they said they believed bn wra frozen. Mid laid him down by the stove to tiiaw. After they had gone, tho loir-kocpcr examined Humphreys and foundiiot only that he was dead, but tluit he luul been deod'for some time. There, in Jersey City, in broad day light, with the roar and bustie of life around it, with jx-dcstruinB on the It is believed that the trial will last two months longer. Mita. BMFAlHHb'n upper Up OuUtiiHtea to “ curve upward." “Sinvini threads among the gold ” arc noticeable in T. T.'s liair. At least 300 wood engravingH, chiefly caricatures have been made on the case, and more may be expected. Bets are now offrml in New York city on the results of the trial,, and some have gone so far as to fix tho damages at iio.ooo. The inmates of the Denver jail took a vote on tlu) Beecher-Tilton case tho other day, and there was a majority of four against Beecher. Chrcv thirteen reporters Imve died since the beginning of the trial. Judge Beach rays he hopes they will all die before the cose is settled. We guem they will Gxs. Phyor’b iipjiearai.ee is not pre­ possessing until hi! speak*, and then liis courteous waya and genial smile make him look ft very different man from what he ia when in repose. There is an old man who «i& in court, next to Mr. Beecher, daily, who says that since tlie -trial began he luw hail 4,798 different imprcflaious, and tlie trial , isn’t half through yet! It is understood tliat on the liM? of Tilton's witnesaes are the names of Mrs. Woodhull, Miss Claflin, Mira Turner, Mrs. Mary O. Ames, Mira Lovejoy. Mra. L=mxu Curtin Bullard, Mias Susuui B. Anthony, and Mrs. E. C. Stanton. One theory for the defense in the Beechcr-Tiltou trial is, tliat the whole which there waa an iueurauce of e 10,000. opposite Bay Ctty, was drotenyed by fin- . J few ago. involving a low of stent f 16,000. ' Inrarauco, ?10,000. Tlie origin of tte fire is digging a well in a new piece of ground, dinoovi nnkuo*nMs™. . --Uh. Ub« *“ A*V*' " "»™” <*“ I ■— • *" “* “•* servo it whole. passing teams and the noise of people on .1 • The oddH arc in favor of a disagree ment. 1 ’ n^h.r.t Eit'-rrrto*. Th* PtHinum Car Company of Detroit h» twenty-two cam fur England and Italy. turned into a blar krarith •hop. ' Saginaw region during the yearn named: Sunx to prodneo short crops—Tho barber's shears. To make a tall man short - Try to bor­ row five dollars of him. If you are out in a driving storm, don't attempt to hold the rains. 1 i x“ >u:,s*>- •• [ tressing to witness; in vain did tho clergyman exhort them from tho pulpit to resignation. They were seized with akind of panic, all the more frightful be­ cause they were for tlie moment jxiwer- kuow most of the literature of the trial Dual inning from the registers bl bonM» and the pointe of the evidence. They heated by hot-air furnaces, and dust of the doors, hurried homeward with on ex­ Btxeute— which is a combination of nearly pression ou their faces as though their One instate that Be'jcher’s lettirra arc all substances, filthy and otherwise. hearte w.tu even more severely rent than their garments. Ths pretty . . maid of honor whom the ■ Grand Duke Alexis married all unbe­ knownst to the old folks, apprare to be ' “ "punky as she is beautiful. Alexia, it ' be remembered, w*h rent to Amnr- Caxjpohsu item in Milwaukee JVcvs : They got Wall Tring, a California heath- William Nye, tho Sheriff: “Chokeo Lika h—Df” “Yas,” said William, “ehokce, you bet,” and tiian they droppod him. Woodward avenue car, the oilier day IrTuSSvoV^w returned the bow, raised hfa hat, smiled in his ear: “ Oh I I’ll fix you for this, old man!” Then he knew it was his wife.—Detroit Free. PrtM. A MOST shameful trick w*u played lately upon a lover at Terre Haute by * liie rival 'Die generous woo-t had pro­ cured a package of gum drojia to present to his Angelina dear, but the other man maliciously substituted therefor a paper of white beaus. Il was, not until 8 didn't appease his bride, who wm sent <« Geneva, and recently it appears ' that Count Shot-voloff was aent to treat hair-pins. ’ should renounce uli claim to tho hand of j Alexis, should change her name and dis- hair-phi ant>rar. They are id ways handy in the In retnrn f<w thia aamae aba I soon reach the desired amount of 8250,-1 and an annuity of 75,000 ronlflre, whfch dnwlfrant . moot, but if you happen to uriw tiro cat 38,0173*3 and kill a boy tiro authorities make an S.^.T».<W •is.an.ox, awful fun over it “ Owe fortunate thing ia being a king," rays the Detroit Free Frew, “ is tied sidewalk crushing against it, a corpoe had kings never have to get up nights and stood o«wu leaning >ruimi|$ agaiiiHi .itjniMn* a n buni>-]»oHt uxiif-inm nn'111- j TjCK salt ta*J>uf»XkT«T6 *1 K*V Gly *TU dte lug the potatoes iu boride the coal noticed during nil the morning. The . ctuwing the jmipcaition of clubbing topeUwv for stove.” joke titat Robert Humphreys played upon • the purpoee of msuding 30,000 ar 100,000 barrel* “Umclb Jxhes, won’t you perform th* ml.xm-ke.nM-r ™ eompUU-, uxl th. , E~un> W m ««kr W A«k U.. .... ... . . .. twtice practice of the Ouomlxira Onondaga men of Hendin.*' sending wait aalt Rome of those juggling tricks for us, to­ men drinking at- the 1 xw during tlie re­ night, that you learned in China?" “No, mainder of tho day bod something to talk my dear, I’m uot in the vein.” “ What and laugh about It was quite droIL vein, undo t” “ Why, tho juggler vein. account of iiaxueial cxubarrawuucnt, haring __ i ___ __ i _ «t _ -----■ i ax vxnArrr .iruciixaxT. “ Bas Bm.uros stole cattie ami then A painful sce ne occurred iu church in lied about it, so his friends took him out MsntikH. Pnuixus A Bxrru. of Detroit, hare Bucka township, Ohio, a few Sun­ and perfonned a surgical operation on days ngo. The church had lately him from’which he never- recovered,” is ' undergone repair. Among other imthe way the death of a Nebraska num ia provementa a new ooat of paint was making. recorded in a load paper. placed on tho pews, followed by a Hu lives in Rhinebeck uuw—103 yearn of varnish. The result was moot pleas­ A Bxruauc&x coiivcutmu to nominate a ing to tho eye; but, unfortunately, the Jud^e for the Fuartoeutli Judicud DiarUa will of age, threads a needle at arm’s leugtli, slept with Noah wlren a boy, played varnish bad Ixseu applit-d ho late in thc martilcs with Phn.-noh, and tawd the week that it had uot luul time to become Earlff Mlehlffan. grindstone for G. W. to abarpen hi» little hanl before Sunday, when the congrega­ Tho follownjj; interning extract* arc from tion flocked to thoir aeato. No apjiarent Mr. Hawley 'GarriUn’ j>a]>er real before tho inconvenience was suffered until the clergyman was aliout to deliver the bene­ Ou »rr.nns at Bw0ak> diction, when the eongrrgntiou was hor­ l toe* ttwatoam i aud arrived in IMroU rified to find that they were unable to stand up; tiiey were, in fact, glued, ur rather varnished, to their seats. Their Tilton to get rid of his wife because nhc is too short. Tilton is a long man, and hia wife is petite- It is stated tluit, once when she joim d him suddenly on Broad­ rimultaneous and herculean jerk, luey way, he said be would not have bud it managed to tear tJiemselves from tlieir happen fo. 31,000, it made people smile sittings ; but at what a sacrifioe I The bo, to notice the disparity l—CVrico^ro pews were literally covered with frarmante of Sunday opporcL Shreds of rBCVLlAJt TO CITT EIRE. An eminent physician decides that ca­ mrreH were left m aouveuira of tho var­ tarrh ia almost exclusively a city ailment. nish used in beautifying that church, and nomenon; another attributes the facts in effectivo iu producing tliin complaint the cue to a hallucination; a third thinks than dean eorth-dwrt and dust occurring the theory of th.- plaintiff natural enough in various jnanufnctiiritM. He estimates that at least four or five out of every twelve in our dtira, irrespective of thrir put forth. He trtrik<« no attitude, be lions we indefinite and free-Iove philos­ nailing or profcMuon, suffer from chronic ophy has crept into the church itself. with reference to nothing, and but for the Catorrh is extremely prevalent learned in Aristotle, Ovid, and the boat vigor of his pwwptto and the disrw^ ia always aggravated Ins learning, and the fresh, original way Swinburne to Tcnnywou, Swift to when the aUaote art* dry and the consebeb-in-tetemant,] ntandingly listened to without bring looked at Matter is tho one thing with i <>f very dirty after dark, sod With this fol50,0(X> new halls are to be j wouldn't 'Io it. She loved Alexis too mated at 5fl ,O», is,ma, 5.S0H Chri �A. IF, OLDS, FEB 19 I67fl buUKlf to b. cot only SuHivab's equal tn science btil in strength and address also, took advantage of, - and , go: in a blow will: his left JlANIXO, which . sent the chariiptou to the flour with a bloody how.'- "Fiat ’ knock down Ar the newly arrives! Californian and first blood awarded to the follow finished his story, th->. old man who crows first and tighls afterward,*’ knocked the ashes hum hia pipe and shouted Pal. A about, auch as is answered: “what you saj- ia very sshlrwn heiwd anywhere except in true, Mr. M’Donan*. You and f, lor California and among the Indians, instance, set down to a game of arose from the crowd of miners' who ' cards; .the stakes are small, but as. surrounded the combatants at these good knights {ol the winner, we are words. "In a moment Sullivan was : obliged to lay our.ravolvrrs ddwn by tt|>ou hia feet, and the fight raged our sideA You catch me cheating; more hotly than • before. Sullivan wo both draw our revolver* and fire, nionuged to hit liia anlngouist twice a few friendly shots, hut co one is or three times, but without knocking hurt. This seems rather strange to him down.” • the uninitiated, but you, who have AtouMbik time the alarih was given been there and help skin ’nm, knows that the gold which Sullivan and Carriages ,slit/ 1 or ALL DESCRIPTIONS. . CASH. ^ATCniNG, Re-sawing, &c., • . »UI.I WEarr using this year, the best Dressed Flooring SWiny, Holdings, 4c., mJ alswW the »Ainc reM’K warrant all our Springs to Of every description, kept constan Or on arrears for the sauce of gland ths LEVER TEST w every aeecnpuonjup co » y . Urirly ih.-asad frem thenceforth, that WE use the best Circle in the World. ia io after tba lapse of the said thirty WE UM fie ices Axle, none better in daya,-the raid principri sum ofAve hundred Experienced Workmen snd alxly dotfan. with all arreurakes of io- the marhtt. (creel thereon, shtnild ut the option of the Employed. • obligee, bis. executors, sdtninitaretora. or Cash. avi^ux, l ecomo and be due and payable WE arc going to immediately ihercxfior. allhougb the period as above Ihnitcd for the payment thereof might -net then bare expired, anything 1 theroiu Wore, contained to lite contrary For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. thereof in any wino notwithstanding; and ,default having been ma !e in the paymtn*. of Lath and Shingles. TO OUR CUSTOM BUS ONE said inhrset. and tho eame having been and Conalently on hand. the Irishman-had left upon the table, spsce of thirty days and upwards, ths aforo“There are exceptions Io tllfa rule had. beeu* stolen.« Bully Hank, at Mid principal sum of five hundred end sixty Depot, NuhviUo, Mich. — ______________ . .v_ —_ of yours, Mr. Clark ” said M’ Donald, Alt who buy * toffgy of u* will be en­ the Jime the discovery was made, 48 • A. W. OLDS. titled to * . in'efrupting the old man, ' was missing, but he returned in a • "Ilwould boa strange rola that TICKET TO DRAW poiIXD, the cheapeet place moment ’ after. .The Irishman Ian, m Ln Mid morkxe ex ratwly proTldwlnd । had no exceptions,'* replied the old Mill at 1»» or In equity bavle* Lean Itwtllutod charged him with the theft which of nKOxri U» amount due <>u »nM morinite or ai man.. ‘‘Indeed, I remember now an course he denied, and another fight part loetvof • Notice 1» hereby <Ivvn, that by vlrt or the power of anlo IB Mid roortpige eoalalavd, u Middle of September, Next I exception,—the only one, iu fact, J seumed hatching. ■ ever saw during till the time I was in I stood, all this time, with Bridget Ml «r.u in.rm iruus uuor lire CHUIS nourw, in inc eity Ot llaathi^s In amid eoooly bf Barry.—nuld the West Other men (sarcastically) at the farther end of the room when man bouao Mb< •!>•- place of boldine tho drcun PRICE I.18T: cosrt for the conaty of Barry.—on Saturday the ctm go to CaUfomia, remain a couple one ol the miners came in with a twenty-fourth day at April, A. D. MT6. al th# hoar Best Coal Box Buggy, 1 seat, $130 00 of ye^fs, and see more rough times young man who was a perfect picture “ * “ — “ 120 00 2nd • *• than I did in my forty-three years of Best Square Box Buggy “ of Bridget. 160 00 Western life. I was, at the time I 2nd M . “ “ 126 00 Bridget, I asked, have you given speak of, one of the proprietors of Best Democrat, two seat, 160 00 up seeing that twin brother •yet?" . hu. I oltuate. 'y>n< nod beln<lrt tho cor nU of Harry, “ •* 140 00 and Huta of Michigan, ktu.wn and-L-wrUd a* tol- 2nd M’pbcrson & Clark’s claim. We •No: why?” he asked. 3rd “ 125 00 hod a young man e/ukiug for us Best Square Box Top, single, \ 250 00 “Because you will be so much ! We win sell you whom we called Bridget, on as^taifi* 2nd “ u‘ “ “ rubber 20-500 surprised when I show him to you," RU8IIA BANNISTER, of his puerile, womanish dis|»osition. ULKMSNT BUEHL Mortgagee. Best Top, two horse, two seat, 300 00 I answered. Bridget saw the new Altmnrp tor S!urttor'^ Ifthcre are any Christians ohr Bridget 2nd “ - 240 00 ■ Dauwt Na»hvfU», MWi., Jan. 21.1876, H was certainly one. His' actions in comer as I spoke and in a moment , Best Patent Road Wagon 90 00 they were in each others arms, hug­ ** Platform Spring Wagon 160 00 For cAsn, or its equivalent, every case, were perfectly consistent ging ond kissing each other like two with his profession^' He never ' Beeeired at the GIVE AWAY $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, BEAUTIFUL CUTTER .sssccsjn GROCERIES! Kerosine Oil, 15 cents per Gallon. Groceries, of Every descriptions, omitted Lis evening devotions on ac­ girls"Stee the d—d babies," said Bully count of the scoffs of the miners, Hank. "I’ll put a stop to their cuss­ never used profane or abscenc laued noiwjnw,’’ ht» cuulinued, drawing gnnge, n%d very seldom could he be his revolver, uud shooting Bridget's ।CHERRY, coaxed to go with us to the Bnsj>ino a gambling hell that 4 was situated brother. “Then, of course, you fellows snt but a short distance from our shanty. As soon as the ruffian fired he One night when we * came to supper, we found Bridget-in drew a huge knife and started fur the door, striking this way and that u terrible excitement, he had received a letter from home. Nothing, We j as he went. Tho miners gave way . know, could produce such a state of, before him, but Bridget, who seemed excitement Hi the ustinlly placid Jia very devil let loose, drew his buwic young man, except a letter from ’ and a little pepper box of a revolver, home. “ \\ bat’s now V’ asked and confronted him. "Back, foul," shouted Bully Hank, up ATphersun. .“A letter from home— but his answer was Bridget's bowie Hiy brother is coming," Bridget an swered. ‘‘Is Not less than 18 Inches thick, As Cheap as they can be Bought IM Babbt Co. much leaa than the above prices, but do not choate to risk tho bard-aarnod reputation of the concern by eo doing. Wo are .offered wheels for eiglit de liars per set, springs at twelve cents per pound, and we very rcspcclfnlly declined to buy a single set of them. With that cb.sa of material wc can sell a Buggy for olghty-five dollars and Is all now, and has been selected with great care and we warrant eatis'actloU. Wo would especially call atUention to our large stock of w> old be very short if we should do it. Hastings, Feb. 16th, 1875. J. L. REED & CO. IN NASHVILLE. NEXT 30 DAYS board. One, two, weeks passed and three and four ing his story. "How did Bridget take tile death still no tidings During this of his brother," asked M'Doualn. • He was an altered man from- Hint time Yankee Sullivan and a great, burly ruffian who called JiiiDscIf Bully time." answered (he old man. . "A from the' young man. Bully arrived M'Donoid. AV Donald Bully Hank, n addressing villain made no reply. He’ like’ the rest of Australian AINSWORTH & BROOKS, in a fair fist cuff and so of course, wc all were on hand fur the fun. In the with great dificully, persuaded Bridget to go to tho Bas- We didn’t say any­ thing abdul tlie expected fight; for Ji is said that sometime during the he wouldn't have been guilty of pat- preMfnt year a party of one hundred ronizingsuch an exhibition, bad he Englishmen is coming over to this country on n grand buffalo hunt. known it was upon the programme. ’Istl’Ush? ’Ark!— When we came to the Basaino, Yan­ kee Sullivan and the speak of, Irishman I were engaged in a two handed game of-poker. There was s targe pile of gold upon tlift fable—a couple or three thousand Other* at S or Lew. Yard wide Sheeting 9 cts. A. W. ALLEN The Choicest Bread Having filled my store with a freeh stock Ever sold in Nashville, which we think tho of choice People can Appreciate. We do not wish to jjulogb®. for yourselves. GROCERIES. Call and see Crockery, Knit Underskirts, 50 cts. POTATOES, Best Velveteens, 75 cents. J)M Baata tad Shoes,' Hits tad Caps Xo. 1 Batts, 20 cents. CORN, APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed. &c., GLASSWARE, In every style and form. Geato’ FaralsUtg Goods Glores tad Mltteos, jfiotrl and Restaurant Shawls, Fars, A. ROOSA k SON. WATER LIME, Then Try My $1 Tea, Plows, Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, their revolvers, io order, I suppose, to' Mr. Mngnffin braced himself throw a few toll* jum’ far eaon-b ‘be boarding-house table and fmm Mirl. mhrf I. to ml.. .1 ’ ‘ tnwl 00m°rU 10 CUl Steak fnw «mA other » bend tom™, ft. Tw -Hurtin, roo nmMrqalpnn. you big bully among Mie toys," said : the araitar. “Ju»t ppt yonr shout- • i that ‘ G. F. WILSON, Prop. WEEKLY MJ#. £#££«£ • „ >wu fflr. ioagntut), crow, an : •■j| it ain't too dad I’d Like io try it on i ___ kt- — tki. ; Faaejr Goods, Grocery and Prow Store ? SEWING MACHINES I with to inform the public that I will mU a BIG PILE OF GOODS roa a OU Town Rio, 26 and SB Cena Kid *1 HARD PAN PRICES I SMALL UtXJBT OF MONEY ! TRIUMPH BAKING POWDER t Parlor, I-itay, Disiu, Office nt GEHERAL FONTGRE!. Tea Setts fob G5 Cts. MIRBOBS.PICTUHES, FRAMES 77«r Highest Price Always Paid for TERMS—Cash or Read-u Pay ■' Together with • full ruaortmant ot MOTTO, In connection with nay store AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTEKS, fcC-. AC., Baby Cote and ProRiWalursi MEAT MARKET! BOOTS AND SHOES COFFINS AND CASKETS, — Don’t Br«w» S CASES furniilicd to ordos Ready Made Clothing TO KVERY ONE! GOOD MBATH AND SHR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constanthj Tbn.h,odle.l "Tiromam ha* the cook ‘he axe much lately to on the celbr-door JRIItST-C LASS JACOB LENTZ & SONS NiSRYILLE FOUNDRY I When a Detroit boy is oat until ; balf-pnxt t«»n c.’clock in the evening, and the. father says to him: the first thing in the morning TH seitie this with youthat boy arises at davhght, seeks the buck saw and ami wood pdr, n#d he never let* up For a 7 moment until after his father has eat­ en his breakfast and left the house.— THE Detroit Free Press. FUBNITUBX MANUFACTORY! And S Cent SOAP. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Proprietors. Carpets, Lodgings $ Meals 25 cts. Call at Central House Sign. Wo also keep uu baud and have for Mie DOHE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. cheating. SnHivau uf course, gave him the lie. and they .to’b grabbed the Irishman. STOE/E! (Srwrriw and ^rorisitms, pay the Highest Market Price for . SALT, A Philadelphia man says that HAIR. When his wife gels up in the morn­ ing with a jerk, and neglecting to do STUCCO, up her hair, goes silently about,.her ^■c., 4*c-« work, she is materialising a domes tic row which before night will shake which wo ohip and retail at bottom prices. the house to its foundation. to have the honor of whipping him ■ino with Us. FDR ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF Of every description. BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, fight with Yankee Sullivan in order spelt by any commonplace remark. we, Dry Goods Japan Tea, for J?*l. Young llyson Tea. SO cte. D.1KERY GOODS ATTENTION, ALL! One day it was whispered that a big, the party, was lo^deeply affected by LATH, SHINGLES, burly Irishman -was going to pick a the old man’s grief, to break the evening QOSiE DOWN TO Hank, the California rough. newly C, A. TRUMAN. Come to Our Store I I WILL SELL and weakei unii' he broke down in Delivered at thair Good Waterproofs, 90 cts. a drunkard, an irrepressible flo.id of grief. "You gambler and low cowardly cnt-tliroat. know huw wo poor fellows formed ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE AU Wool Hose, 45 cents per pair. Sullivan was an exaggerated type of attachments for each other," raid he. mitte. Representing nearly every kind known to the trade, andjo you that indulge iu the for­ eign luxcry. ie would say By the barret Yankee better Christian, perhaps, but his Sullivan was well known to be the youthful, boyish ways were gone. worst sou-of-a-gun allowed to run— He never smiled after that night, and a member of the Vigilance Com Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. t A. W. OLDS, Proprietor. Hank visited the miners. see what a poet J am—but Bully 'but died a couple of months after­ Hank was, by lor, the greater ruffian. ward of-a-broken-heart." •Hie old man's voice grew weaker Sullivan was a pugilist, a murderer Which I am bound to sell 10 per Celt Lowei than any other , House in town. CRACKERS and he looks and acts just like me.” ing but tho twin brother. We, nt had been bis description, so natural, length, heard of the steamer upon so unlike anything we ever before which he was to have com*, had heard told by one who had been landed, but the brother was not on­ West that we could not help believ­ Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, - . Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. THE YAMA8HIR0 (aaoolorod) OLDS’ SAW MILL, he that twin brother kuifu whicn seemed a bolt of light­ “Yes, ning, so swiftly had ft been thrown. Which are now opened for inspection to ail wishing to buy for Cask. ‘I hare a full line of $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes. And see for yourselves. DELIVERED AT you told us about," I asked? Bully Hauk pitched forward but be­ Il was about two months before the fore he reached tlie floor Bridget shot twin brother was expected, and dur­ him three times. . The old man ceased. So vivi^ ing that time Bridget talked of noth­ WE WARRANT all the ABOVE WORK In every punicular to be equal to any offer­ ed in the Stole. We dj not uee any of the cheapest grades ASH AND BASSWOOD - - Few men think more of their wives upoit the end of a rope while tbu bul­ than I and M’pherson thought of ly danced juberupon the other end? Bridget. He was su gentle and askelirM'Donald, interrupting him. woman like. O. O. D. Store »f oh hand. ter REMEMBER THE PLACE— 1 ALSO WANT AT PUCES OTEAPER THAN EVER, AT THE DOWN TOWS ETOBE OF Red Sign, No. 1. N-briUejakk F. DIJRHAW. iWHHrMiuUMTai �Woloeu, Hats, ClMlnjf, Er«TboIy Turn Oat citixoas ol Nashville, following ordinance to mod at Id the store of H. R. Dicta, Chipmta’x Jaatiea offlea oo thte ( Fn The Common Coucfoil of t he'Village .>f >4hUL W. Skeels for tte NeehvHU ordain, That M shall n-tl ba lawful n wick hot d i o the phase for any patswa or parsons to be drank or dtaordcrly in any stswes, highway, lane or l^atent Galvanized l YlSI AL I5DICEHE5TS TU CASH BOTUUs: Good Good, ud Lev PdemTrll! Best Prints. 8 and 'J oeuts, HHH m 81DI98 Ami ouw Maple Groyo has a.school i HLEMENT SMITH. V. LAWYF JOHN R. EASTMAN. q LIEBHAUSER, TAILOB. g. PABADY, MMiulaclurer of and applna fcrn abundant. ! but the school board did not accept ing Ordinance was adopted : her resignation and she commenced An Ordinance T«quirinK People to her fourth month, determined to Remove Snowfrom &dewaRs. —The banking'kouM of Barry, Evarts teach her time. Last week Wednes­ The Common Council of the Village of day morning the Director, Dick Aus­ Nashville ordain. That all persons owning or occupying lots in said village, the front­ to sell drafts or anything else in its line. tin, locked the door and posted a age or sides of which have a sidewalk. »hnll —A- M. Daugherty has -pure! amJ the notice to the effect that there would remove the saew from the sidewalk wilhin six hours after a snow storm, or shall forfeit property formerly occupied by Frank Pet­ no more school. There was no aud pay to the said village the sum of ton toon, and win convert the building into a school that day. But the follnwing cents a rod for each lima said snow is -Wttew-ay night a hanging rig. wm day Miss Yourex procured a key, un­ are otbefr villares UXe». Th» Mwahalahal! xe that thh ordinance .ill. H«LW, th. VMblngVmlu Ball will Im locked the door and recommenced is n>forced, and shall keep s took and in her school. Friday afternoon, just af­ ■aid book stiaii put down tbe n»m.i q£ ibe ter school had commenced Austin owners of *11 let* liable under this ordi­ nance. whereby lhe said Manbal baa been Aurora Borealis in the eastern and the Assessor, Hagerman, walked Wednesday morning, indicated into tho school house, and. Austin JJNION HOUSE. grabbed a shovel, knocked the stove­ IffJKHirVlX. L-XL - 3M'’hlaan. pipe down and carried it out, with —At the BMtifig of the Michigan Grant! .ivuu F, I’lillupn, vf w*vvwLm«m, s'evied out. and then took their departure. However she was equal to this emer­ I. G. W. yyBL JONES, the intention of smoking lhe teacher gency, —The old Board of Directors of the Barry _ _ and had some of lhe scholars and Eaton Insurance Co., wore re-riaeted carry the stove out doors aud emply st their meeting al Vermontville. Tha Com­ its ton tents, bundled up the smaller pany ia in an exoclhmt condition. children and herself, and school kept •, —Tne weather, in this locally, baa not tinfil closing’iime. Saturday even­ ing J. C. DHiin furnished* pipe and a stove for the school house so that writing school,that evening, and meet­ r“».h\b ELIHU CHIPMAN,^ Justice of the Peace, ing Sunday afternoon couldjje held brick, and Dr. Jone* to preparing to move m the house, nnd after meeting two committee’s composed of Austin and kge. which report uh nil contain the nurses at *U parties Hable io pay the forfeiture under thb ordinance, and tbs amount due iroin them, which sum abaft be Maewed by the Assessor eh said lota or premises, and collacied as are other sHla^e taxes, and -the monies arising therefrom shall be paid into the general fund, to bs used by the village for contingent and general expenses. The Marshal shall be paid such snms for hi, tabor in enforcing this ordinance as the Common Council shall vote At Any regular mseling of the Council. Ordinance No. 17 of Nashville, Mich., passed March I0lh, 1871, to hereby re pmled This ordinance shall taka effect on the Mth insL Dated February (Hh, 1675. On motion Conticil adjourned. G. A. TRUMAN, Hagerman vs. some of Dillin’s fronds E. J. FE1GHNKR. Recorder. President. —The cue of Bailey vs. Hollon, men­ watched that stove until ten o’clock tioned in last week’s Nrws. which was to —HOMOppiqnqinaioovpon.in have come off last Friday, was settled by in the night, when Austin's party con­ Gncral Cosuyasdng. Bailey withdrawing the charge and paying sented to let Diiiin's party lock the Cdkaums a tpteialty. LOCAL MATTLES. school house, and departed for home. KaahTille, Mich. MONEY TO LOAN MRS. L. O. CROCKER Has just reevirvd a coa>p!»U assortment of FALL AND WINTER —John Kelley, a Hartings grocery-keeper, will please do so thia month. KLLHIRY& FAHCY GOODS' Also VBLVETKENB for CLOAKING. Early tho next morning the Director visited the school house, and entered and has not been heard of since. He has a by pulling out lhe lock staple, unwife, but the eante of his disappearance, It cercmon ously “dumped” Dillin’s is said, is laid to another woman. stove and -pipe out' into the snow, —Those of onr subscribers that wish to bsllanco their aocounta by bringing wood, and “ventilated” school house by Next summer taking out a window, sash jfnd.all and carrying it off with him. The Director has acriptiona.. ’ since posted a notice for a special school meeting, to be Call and tee Trtiman'a new Goods. S®- Machine Needles*i Dickinson's. . —School Books al Dciso Bro. Parties having 'unsettled accounts ith tho-tala firm ef Aylswnrth & Fuller, They are made from the best quality of iron, and are p>lvMJiiz<J>-They will not rtixt or corrode and will last for generations. They do not injure the ' tree, aud are q.licker adjuxteiTThan any other. They will yield enough . . W, A. AYL8WORTH. more aap, extra, every season, to doubly pay their eirtire eosL They will run earlier and later in the day. and later in the season. They have the most perfect and convenient arrangement for hansing the-Bucket, doing away with the spike, so injurious ip the. tree. Being’metallic, they are conductors of heat, and never freeze, nor soak up wilt »ap and soar. Their construction is such as not to obstruct the flow of sap from-the outer pores, as do wood and other plug spouts. Trees lapped with these spouts require no reboring during the season; the air being excluded from lhe bore (by their peculiar construction) -the jwres of lhe timber do not become.sriuoned or contracicd as is the-case when open «ppuixnre used, and the wound is left open. Tlie inner end of the Eureka enters the .taper bore with three thin flanges about ns thick as the back of au ordinary table knife, leaving open spaces between e.-»ch flange for the flow of the sap front the outer pores. Tho outer pores being the best yielders are often wedged by wood mid other plug spouts to the depth of half an inch or more, greatly drrainisliing the amount of sap that would olherwise .be obtained. Wooden spouts, ns well as many other kinds that are used, are of short duration; but sourneu is one of their worst features,—and this is always found in them as the season advance*Those having; their holes in the center, when driven into the.tree dam up a little sap, which remains there during the season, constantly to freeze and sour. This soon becomes thick and gum my closing all the pores. Then to get more sap. lhe trees must be rcbored, which usually only deepens the hole, ^he sour epout is then replaced, which will only sour the next run. The hole in the Eukkka, by which the #np leaves the tree, is at lhe very bottom of the auger hole. This being bored on a little upward slant no sap can be held to freeze'or sour. Then, too, tlie Eureka being metallic, and galvanized, absorbs no ssip, consequently sourness in tho spout ami bore never occurs. Many ask trhy the EiiRKKAs rnn calier in the day and. continue later at night, and later in the season?* It a Vth: wood and other tubular «|»outs having their holes in tho center, freeze up at night first, al lhe outer or drip end,—the sap continuing to flow, fill up the spout and auger hole, and hav­ ing no escape, freezes solid. The Eureka?, constructed as they are, and being conductors of heat, do not freeze, and continue to flow much inter,, until the sap in the tree steps circulating by freezing. In lhe morning, the spool aud auger hole being- free from ice, lhe sap commences to flow early from the outer pores, which thaw out first. Witli wood and other plug spouts, these pores are wedged, consequently cannot flow until the s|>out and anger hole are free from ica Hence wc see why the sap commences to flow earlier from lhe Eurekas, and continues later in-the day. And lhe auger hole never becoming sour by the spout, continues, without rcbonng, io flow much later in the season. Considering the advantages gained by the Eureka Raf Spouts, and the low price for which they are sold, rith AT FOR THE HEXT 30 OHS KDSOfiiRtllKEBCilllFFflBDESWITHOBTTHtll. rgu Lamps cheap, al Dois a Bros. Tlie Eureka Sap Spouts arc surpassed by uo others, and give the utmost satisfaction.' They are, to a great extent, used in every State where maple sugar ix ninde, and wherever once introduced the demand fur them is rapidly increasing. With the latest improvements, they are pronounced, by al! who have used them, to be the only Sap Spout worth noticing, or fit fur use, ■rtU Durham sells $1. 30 T for DO cU. Bor New Orleaus Molasses at A. Roosa&Sox. CUT FREE OF CHARGE 1 DELL Belo is a list of sugar makers who used them last season and say they will now use no 'spout but the Eureka: BABL O IV, WE ARB BOUND TO BARBERanl HAIR DRESSER! FALL MILLINERY GOODS I engine it will enhance the value of Mrs. N. JU.-STEBBINS your property, lessen your insurance riad lady nt the aatna township. Rentier rates, and be a paying investment. is now boarding at the Hastings jail, and ; Nu n.ore Sodom and Gormorrah afflictions is wanted on Nashville’s awaiting cxawinalioa. plate. Il is the duty of property broad deep ocean, whose waves run moun­ tains high, above the raging tempest and the etortn-doudu as thsy ffy. methinks I hear a voice sing with one tarriffie roar, “ Go buy your Drugs and Groceries al Buisa’s Dana Store. 18 holders to protect their property from Somehow, one can’t help thinking DRESS MAKING fire, and therefore a large attendance fore. In iber next, they will ff1” at this meeting is expected. OBITCART. LTYKRY ANDM STABLE! worth, and a ticket for the cottar. AU their ' the 12th inat., of a aorcre attack of Eryxip- msterisL —L*«t ▼•dnssds.T we received a social overtakes years and five month*. E. D. BITGOOD, PaorsuKioe. Mr. Humphrey was THE EUREKA SPOUT IS FOR SALE ONLY FOR READY PAY! brass band •Where crery thing in the Sugar Maker’s line can he found al iho NEW GOODS! I *0.14 (wpeelfell, Ufm. »r frMod. KOCHER BROS. Have Just received a run Again in the Trade the leader ol a country New Stock of Goods! A bridge caine along and struck oue ou the head the other formerly Judge of Probate of this county, Bnsinesw Relations day, as ho stood on the top of of an In 1860 was a man of more than ordinary ability. En\freight train._____________ whh you.* I trust by fair dealing f shall be oble to retain your confidence, and to win «hal of strangers. REESE & DETTERICK af Mb State auMosMUe, O F L. C. BOISE & 00. rMideat of Irving and political rpberc of tbit county. CASH HARDWARE HOUSE! THE NEXT30 DAYx 500 Ite. flfBntter Wasted. THE AT FOR there is not a corner of the bureau in Sooner or later, justice certainly G. M DAVENPORT, Woodland, CHARLES DUNHAM Maple Grove k r rvrjFff.unv « JACOB HOFFMAN. •• & S. INGERSON, E R. LOMBARD, VermtnUriOe, A. n COOPER, C SPAULDING, J. M. COLE. A.SA BENEDICT, ALBERT BARNUM, lay House in Barry Co. of that citixen uf Syracuse who has thirteen children, all girls. Probably in that man's bouse that hasnJ a cold J. J. Humphrey died at hia reeideaoe, in chew ofapruce gum ’licking to it. Bucket Hangers REASONS WHY THEY ARE PREFERABLE —Heavy Yard Wide Factory, for 10 cts. AT Tkvmans. —The Method!* Bunday Behool will held on the 22nd inst, to vote wheth­ give a Concert al the M. E. Church next er Miss Yourex ^iall leach any long­ Bunday evening. Vocal and instrumental cash al Boise Bros. er, and whether the school house She still retains the servicea of Miss NEW DRESS GOODS Dowxixu, and is prepared to make programme. Attend. An interesting and shall be used for any other purpose just opened at DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. Instructive occasion, for all that attend. but for primary school and funerals; Tmujiax*s. —A typographical error, in last week's and we want the fieqnel. —Good Kid Gloves for^l al Nxwi, staled that Mr. Clover’s lots by the — A call will be noticed in this is ­ ( Kocnxx Duos. fire was $2,000, It was $3,000 and the VAJBEaOJS AUB L £2 error was not noHeed and corrected until sue for the voters of this village to R^L-From over the hills and far away the edition was partially printed. This meet with tho Common Council next they go to Boise Bros, for anything in Hie wanld make the total Iras $8,600 instead of Tuesday evening to consider the Enig Hne. $7,600, aa was Mated. of 10 cent Calico propriety of purchasing a fire engine, NxsaviLtm, Mica. —A new brick hotel is projected. and the and making some provisions for wa­ Nashvillian* are requested to meet at Esq. BflU II pays to buy goods at No. 1. ter ia case of fire. Let every man Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Chipman's office to-night, and talk up tho who owns a mansion ?r a hovel in Dressing, Shampooing, R&uMoncy lost by not baying Teas nt Boise Bros. this village bo present and use his build will bo an ornament to Nashville and I0T For Sap Pans and BuckaU call al influence, for a prevention against the Union House. to the banner village. Turn' out tlie devouring element that has so Smith and Putnam's. Thsy have the cheap­ est aud iho best? 18 grievionsly afflicted. Nashville for the Upon the far-off mountain tops, Reuter, of Rutland, a married tun about past. year. By the purchase of an AND exchange for Goods. “ lh“ bi* Uh part,., didn't like her- mode of ' 1 This ordinance shall take effect February teaching and government, and al the 25th insL J eud of three months, she, rather than Dated February mb, 1870. have any trouble,' oflered to resign; On motion, by Wolcott, tho foDow- “•“••j"**» pile of wood. Y M. FLINT, *" Men's Boou^.^2.75 tn $10, —Jamea H. Hutton, for the pari twenty :' diffltftrfty" ciiiucniry’ of its ite own, awn, tho the facts of I ipweatirt. or bo punished by imprlsmicoeidy jail of B<*rry County Men's and Bnyf Sails Cashing, from years the sexton of Haslingv, diad on the ‘ which are as follws: Mias Lotiiaa mMUinlbe ' •8 to $30 a Suit. Yourex holds a contract io teach four -Tk.Gr«rf RlwV^UjILn. ».U, maot h, s .IiooH o Dial Di.lw.I Cer 1the cowl. months school ia net No. 1. CerAll kinds of produce taken in pay tub Especial Attention CONSISTING OF DRESS GOODS. SHAWLS, CASSIMFRE3, Clucks, .Spectacles, $c. the MMdlevlUe Republican wUh- Ilisrlieat, CJaali I?rice BOOTS & SHOES, CHAS. W. DEMAHAY TOR.ALL KINDS OP w. ha COUNTRY PRODUCE, ou ifoAfunr Hites, Pelti ant Put OPHJMO HUNGRY OR COLD! OF ALL KINDS, Phase cull and exatmini. these Gvwh aa Wayvn io bay Fresh ani EGGS KEESEX DETTERICK. Give >Ie n. Ca.ll. Nashvilte, Mich., Jan. 37,1876. L. J. WHEELER j befine j>wchming elheieitere Naahvitfo. Fab. <ad. WTa. W. a. K6CBE8 A 8<e. •••>■ �bava returned to Waahtogtiai, ami win make their report to Coqgrewi to a few days. Mr. ' Frye > erwlitwl with the opinion that .furtfor togi alatom to nesdn! toau.trol the utternd affaireof the Honlb. Mr. MareliaW. th* only thcv Are sirred npon oue thing. uwi that » •i*t tho a* lion of the Brtnraiug Board w—’iltegal, and that tta>. CmworvativM elected their goes that ft Is the privilagO of every eitlxmi —Tlie House Railway ('ommitteo i>M made a to intest upon a secret ballot, and m the num­ faeorwUo raqurt ou MeCrary * namiw-gatigo bering at (allot* interfere* with such secrecy. railway projoct between Uie Ea*t and Weal HiaUtagu!. TJiK V3 XK^T HCJ.V1ML DU-iL. Ttnnly-Mrtmffi Drty—Tlie ernwa-exaniinatitni of TMton wm continued. The mort inpartant Uoitimmiy uhcitod by toe defciiMi wm die ad- Legtedatare to prevent “treating." -Tfo Ways and Meow Committee have re­ ported tothe House at BepreeeatativM tlie new Tariff and Tai 1411, by whieb it is projaaMd to rata* about MO.OUfi.OM>. It iuowasre the duty ou auger wl awlafnea » par cent. over the prtMKii tariff, t*K oent per. pound on all gradee of eugara; adds SO cerite to yic present tax per gallon <m whisky; thia to ajiply to future mauufactunm, while a tax of. 15 cent* per gallon is laid on whiaky now in store, wbetbsr behl by nortifjen* or wholesale dealcnc The lOja-r cent -It bdofinitoiyaettled tliat tiiere is to t« an extra rawiou of toe United Sutm Heiuu”. —The United Htatre government J.m brought h .libin-toc Clrcuil Court at LuwuIik Neb., tgaufo •b^.lhlrflBgtow M»d Mlionri Ilivar raUroad tur more than a millirm ocrea of land, patenta fur wiiirh wore uLteiui'd fnan fteerrtery Delano’ llu-oagh a wrong coimtructinu of toe ait grant­ ing aid to tool n>«.L —Tlie Roman tMhqwu-m of Borton. Miiwankcu atxl font* Fc ItaVo been nuaad to tho dig­ nity of MtriibWmpricB. —Ttia War I'i iwxttnr-ut at Wrehiugton Iim ’ foniod order* for die mitoHrm nt uf all toe inliaUtante uf too gnashan>or-afllwted |*irtiu» uf Uh? Weutcrji fn-ntirr. preparatory to toe <foIrilaitiuu among the ucoly of too +150,000 re­ lief reoenlly voted by Cougrrea. —It ia pradUvaly etatodat WMUngtou toaltoo rrreidciit a Arkauaaa mcwMge ^vm prepared without the knowledge at any'uutuLer. of lii* X’oMnet. -*41rc bill posaed by too lower honao of Oongruon for the equalization of b.million providre for the payment to every non-ecnjmfo«x>uc<l cCkxT. miwirian. artificer, wagoner, and (<ivate Holdier. including Uiaia borno on toe roll nm alavoa. wlio nerved in toe army awl werft liutiorably dMcharKvd. SA33X * mmiUi fur tor term of iu* Mrviee between tho 12th of April, 1351. and Uio l*Ui of May, 1*65, with tho dediteU'li of all IwmitUM heretofuro jnid by too Uniieil Htatow and Stet<n. Hufotitutee or ouch m wore priaonera of war at toe time of the enlirtmonl are eorludwi; also anoli aa were <focliargsd m aainora, or at toctr own roqnort from otoor caw tinui dioaldlity incurred ii> too aerncu prior to toe Into uf April. 1065. tmhen ourb discharge wm obtained wito a view to re-enfotmeut or to acuo{« promotion in Uie military or naval aarrioe. Where toe aoklier is dead, toe bounty ia to bo paid to tlie widow, if not remar­ ried, or to the minor duld or children. * —Preaident Hufua Hatoii. of the PaoiAc Mail Company. detiMn that too company autoonzed Irwin's exjionditaroa; tool hw (Irwin's) au­ thority wm only from Muekwell, and that toe twu together had swindled the oonifiany out of -over ritwo.ooo. fin t mada public Uirough him -that ba tokl hia mother-in-law alxmt it. apd • aba toki all toe work!,” He denied having gone a-ewiauah>g with Victoria tVbodliull, but wknitted having driven to the beach with the great fre^-lover. He acknowledged hia nyuipatoy and admiration big of importwwr. elicited froui toe wltixw. Ha wm fwfiMe In eulogy of Iim wife, though iMtotaiuua: utouHy tfot oho .vmfemod her NoXbAT, Feb. H.—By a Rote of 23 oJuitejy. Durite, Cm UMBiXtaUsQ. TtCcn’it n»y« to 13 y«a*. the Ifcore bill tor ite- relief uf wife frequently prooiptod toccuunml for Um W. March — rejieleS. Thfa wm th- ^vwe-madefetme in tboir qtwfww, cklae i»Unt MH.... Cfon.Uer prv««nled the rerolnTwrufy-motA bay.—Tbia wm characterized m a dull aewiion, with uMoe unimportant vie- prr>].lall>m f<ir Uu> hu|<rm rniiuit of U><- hartein si Eagto Uarfor, UeuLsi Harbor. K«w buBaJo, of 'Ilium will mxni fo closed. His oHbsiel arc Houth Bavaa. St. Jwejdi *ud H.u«*tork. aud f« tfo t»n|>n-.riwnt of lb* Mria-aUim id Pm. said to bu much vexed al toe vanity of tfoir client, m he pcfoal* iu answering too much, anu telling more than tho cxairinatiuii colls for. •Hie proceerttogn were not very tntoraiung. altooiigh tmjiortant M mdicaiiiig too theory of tnfiarUtc covenant and tho coaipaaitimt of tho Bowen letter, which ]c. daddy will fo that he wm trying to keep tho scandal open for a ThirtM 1fay.—An en>forgo wm placed on the trial tA-day, by an accumulation of ice in East river, which |*eveutod all ronitnunicaliou botwoen New York and En-uklyu fur tho must |>*n cf tha day. Sir. Evart* and two ettara of the counsel for the defense were ou a ferry-lawl for two hours, and oue of the jurors was also detained from the same cause. Hie jury and counsel were not hi tlirir places tin after 2 o’clock, ami at tliat time an adjournment till Monday wm bad, all parties being agreeable. Orient brought fnU details of too lew of the steamer Jnpaii, which turns out to Lavo liven a must frigutfn! disaster, about 5i)0 pec^de hav­ ing penahed. --A Ixuidon dk-patcli ntaton that the Carliat Committee in tliat city chum to have informa­ tion tliat Ikii Cirk»‘ tn*>|« have won a great victory over die Alfonsiatr. tho loss in ’killed aud woutsied uf too latter being 7,000 men. Frutu Madrid oimre too adnuvuou tliat a pcirUun of AlfouaoYi army has met with a check, which in cliindcnMd as 11 slight " —A Dublin ucwsp«|>er sayw too Home-Rule meml«rs of tlie Britisii ParliamMit will soau make a formal demand for tlie rcjical of the act of union, and to case it is refused, witodraw fonnslly from toeir ooata. —Spain iu going to urnd 15,000 frosh troojm to Cuba. —A recent fire in toe htunacy Block, Buffalo, lias liecn defeated by the French Awmmbly, the damaged about €3U0,U00 worth of duelling. —Thirty-five horses went up in Miwika by tlie division being 345 tar aud 337 against. —An additional lory cf aoveuty thousand txinnng of a livery rtatile near Pittabargfa, last troops has been ordered by the Hjxtoab gor-Lewi* Levy bik] hi* two daogbtoni were bunted to doath iu a teuemeut beuoo, in New York, loot wwek. , - -Hartford, Ct,, hart been runted by a dertrootive conflagration. The low bi (mt down at €250. UUH and tlie iuMiraneo at •173,000. —Tins war of muscle against motwy contiuuM to U>o Pannsylvaula cool region. Tua total ntnriber of mincra now on strike to oppoaition to a tou-per-ceut. radnotton is JD.OOO. -Tho oue af Mike McCtada. the pngOist. ciiargwl With killing I*ateey Mahxy, Oct. 23, 1M74. Wm diamiMtad to too Criminal Court at St. Loom a few days ago, for want of proao—The robfont of tlie Seonnd National Bank of Aarfoodala bare’ been arrtxted amj W.OOO of Urn pltnxlcr recovered. AM the pcrpe.tratora are tokf to be noted •• Molly Maguires.’* -Bender, tho Old man who ran a private gTwreywnl in Kanane and myatortotadv ifoa;peaaad. and who Iim focai found nearly m often, m Charley Hom, ia naid to Imre l»eu arrested recently in Arizona Terrikry. —All efforts to compromise the political diffi­ culty in regard to tlie Ijxuaiaua IxjgUlature bar* failed. The Democratic and Republican which involved a pladgu from the fri m.r that KriJogg wm to be nu;vrtad, bat ao account at ha public feeling again* the propauttou it *a» —Ouv. lugMsoll, at Gonuertmut. has apptnntod Bwtator alert WiUuwa W. Eaton, at llsrtfwtd. ta fiU tbs vocain-r in U»e United State.* burinnm, would wriy be .better in hfollh, omnfort and w-Tf-respnd, while fulfilling the duty of a “fann huul," than in Reeking a precarious living from ' fitota to tiw counting iff wtueii objeottoa have charity in n city. Good iwuno and good ‘ teen mate rtmh fo rejeetad. by aKroia ieuqier wtU^cnable slmost any man to be j tivw vote Of the two .bomMS. Wliac lhe’two useful oc t form, and it is an open qno»- . b ww have voted, torr AUl tayMtoau-ly re- tion bow for ** the republic •* in bound to aaaembte. th. prarndh* iffftrerahaB <fon •irvviiiu for thowe who have ouch <»pcnannounce tS^dmtakm it We-qarnttoe mbingw muI will uot cuter thorn. On the Batted. And any’ <x!wr qwatam jierttamt to the object for which the two bcuMs are m«t»- <Abcr hand, tbo majority of tlie farmeuw tfod sny be imbmittod and iktertuhwd in like of thi* countiy have more land than they have bauds to work, and would often Ute aeread tecOes of the btti pandas tin* if draw a largw rctnm from ten acres ade­ mor- thou oue return ahall be received by the quately worked tlum at the promt rate rntedeu* of the tteate from a Ktato parporting from fifteen. In fact ibe.ro are large aocto baa rertifioate <rf etactatal retee gives at tlto Jw4 preceding etectioin for Prmidaut atfd Vtoe- tiona of tho country where forming io Proefr+ant iu eueb Stet*, all ouch retwrueSnay be going out, or going out of American ' opened by him in toe jreeaiwe at the two lauds, mainly lieuinsc the occupants; bmatai. wbeu a»*emble«l to enant the votes, and will not work themeelvre, anil caimcte get that return rtudl Im ooauted whirh the two otlicni to do it They rush to over- ' crowded cities, intend to *' live by their i brains," and desert one of the imfiwt aud i Burost forms of industry in tho country, i If working men could Im persuaded to accept the Kituation, take their share of junly of eecii may direct the main ques­ tlie burdens of the community in a man-' tion to be put without further debate ; and pro­ ly way, and, if they cannot liave four vide dial the joint meeting of toe two hotiooa liollani a - day, work for throe dollars crare all counted and Um reeuH announced ; but two dollani rather than go into depcixl- . It ahall be cotujmtent for either boose. acting enco on die commonwealth. Hero ami Mpantcly, iu tlie manner hcrnuitafore pro­ there may be found caeca of aelfiahn<wB vided, to toko a roc« nut beyond 10 o’clock the but aa a general thing American employ­ ers are fair-minded and auxioua to do their, uimoirt for tho employed. CONGKESSIGNA L. Hiutth mid (hat U the B>ta** rrf uw<l to take op (be matter now and act npon It the committee wutod in* rooeid.T It tin if <lul> to a<am cal) It uj>. Oul) l<rtl)-l»u nxuiUrn voted to rauHblCT the rraoia- From statistics furnished to tho Yale ('otiranf it that of the grmluatce of the academic department of that col­ lege, 146 liavo been memlxtrn of CongreaH, 43 United States Scnatoni, Gf> College Preaideuta, 9 Bishops, 14 Minister* to foreign court*, 32 Governoni of States (and unu a Governor of Prince Edward Island), 22 LieutenantGin-1-rnvfB of State*, foid uu» a Liuutenant-QoveniOr of Nova Scotia), 143 Judges (including the present Chief-Jno­ tice of the United States), Chief-Justices of State Courts, Judges of Superior, Supr.'ine aud United States District Court*, and two provincial Jtidgee, one in Rerniuda and the other in New Brunswick; 2 Secretaries of War, 2 Secretaries of State, 1 Secretary of the Trawary, 1 S"crvtary of tlie Navy, 1 Attorney-Gen­ eral, 1 Assistant Secretary of tlie Treas­ ury, 1 .(John C. Calhoun) who held at various tunes tho offices of member of Congree*, United States Senator, Secre­ tary of War, Secretary of State and Vin Preeident of tlie United States. The New York State Library Lao just received a valuable relic. The relic eonsista of a map of 386f acres af land, nit naled in Augusta county, Va., and a certificate netting forth that the same had been surveyed. Both tlie ruap aud the o-rtiiifotiu are from the pen of Washing­ ton, and are models of neatness. The is'rtificate is signed G. Washington, is dated Nov. 7, 1749—tho surveyor being then in hin seventeenth year. .After Washington's name api^ar the initials “8.0. C.," which stands for Surveyor to the County Court. Hu- document, which is in a remarkably good state of preservation, is inclosed iu a stout metallic frame and protected by glass. Hie State Library already contains the surveying implements used by Waaliing'ton, which were purchased some yeaKi siuco for a good round sum, aud this certificate and map 'will in cunn<x*tiou be of great interest. Dr. Wamuoi's Vbgktabu Vixsoab Brrrmts.—Businivw men, worn by con' • 14a f<w Lha alaaUm ot a Ddcfate tnta the Inatnci. and wdrntary habits, often stiffer from when tht twaate adjoarnteL Um»—Ttere wm a km« u>4 ciHUnj ctefote oo constijAtiou uf the bowels, until tho evil —Tlie rcjxirt of too suicide of toe wife qf Uw anwrndment to the ro»toa<-c Appn-jOaUcn bill conaequenctw of such a conditioc are realized in extreme debility, nervousness the lltnj>srur of China is ootitrxbeted. and prostration of the vital eiiergitis of —Banian, a Dane, lias publiabod a memo­ the system. And it may be safely assert­ randum which wm conveyed to Bismark from ed tliat a majority of the female sex are France, to IMfi. It prupoaas toe erection of little better than invalids, from the same toe .Prussian territory cu too left bank of too cause ; but by using Du. Wauckh's V note ah Brmuts, tins natural aperient and tonic brings l»ck the vigor and buoyancy of sound lusdth and long life. No clirouic disease, sores, nloers, skin lattar’e power. eruptions, gland ulotyi swellings, di»chazges from the ear, sore eyes, sores or —A telegram tram Cariiet eocrct*. aays Gon. cankers in the month will ever appeur if Moriocre t» separated from the Army of the the blood is pure. To secure this take North, and i* now blockaded in Panipehuia. Dr. Wauiju. .. Ybortabuc VxnoAK Brrwhich place ia in a worse condition than before ters. It is tile grant Blood Purifier and Life-Giving Principle, increasing the power of digestion, oral exciting the ab­ sorbents into healthy setion, whereby all imjHirities of the system are carried off. The Presliyterians of California have just oelrbrated tlie twenty-fifth anniver­ sary of tho planting of their church in that State. Their firat church service was held in Sou Francisco in 1M9, aud tlie first presbytery organised in 1850 by the Rev. Mrearw. Woods, Williams and Woodbridge, all of whom attended the recent celebration. Tlie Presbyterians now liave in the State eighty ministers and an equal number of churches. A Parw newspaper coutauus this anMr. Thomas Hover, ot Stanford, Ky., nounoeiDCDt: ‘‘An orphan, a&e<l. nine­ good, lamest yeouurn, <>wua the model teen, potreMtng fourteen million*, wjahea cow—a cow more wonderful in some of to many a French Prince.” hrtf qualities than the one that jumped ovtT tire moon. Mr. Thomas House, truthful wui reliable farmer, tella alxiut the cow hunaoB to the editor of the local newspaper, and be nay* that »<J»e is ten years old, and tliat obo lias nt/er «. wtx hinptoh Wgnn, Stela* that, whatever ween a rail off tlw fence, or a gap (town tr msy do to vegan1 to AriumoM and that abc did not put it up with her md ginertrnwid. Um Hoom will stand Lotus. Anil if she aees a gate standing optm alto will ck»- and fastern it. If she trees other stock on the place break into another inclosuro she will drive it out and pot up the fence. Here is a quadruped as is a quadruped, my covey! I! that cow, as a breeder, is not held twond only to the mother uf hi* sturdy young Kentuckians in Um estttnatton of Mr.' Thomas House, he isn't GROWN SEEDS VINECAR BIT Mit; The Tribune Almanac SENT Hr. J. Wallirf** V»m flrtar Bitters are n pwny V.-. piffjWTUion, made chieCy fr<KO the ni • _ V__1.. /......A .. tht Sicrtjt Nevada mountains of Callow ula tlio propertieff .of wh»<-i. are ext meted thqnrfrum «It h-»ot Hm* to* of Aleoho*. The qu«iit«i « alnm-t daily asked. •* What » fh« cause of tits unrurallelod successor Vimrgar BiftersF’ Our aiam-er is. that tbrr remui the cause of disease, and the patient re­ covers his health. They arc the gr«w: blood purifier and a life-giving priijeip -, a perfect Renovator aud Invigorate! a! tbs system Never before iu tbi hirtoty of toe World Um a modioina Inmw . - - ■ — - - - - ---- 0,1, raa.n.'L . FREE TIN WIRE RINGS. tor“KA*ft5ES..“. THE FAVORITES The properties cf dk. 'JixbQAKBiTTXaa are Aperient. Diaphurrtic, uarminativc, Nufrittoua, 1Atarivo, Diorrtn. •rdatire. Chanter Irritant, aodorifio. Alter*and Anti Bilious Eril, white Scrofula, or “ ------------- - -- ------ - —------ .Swelled Neck. Goitre, Screfnloua Ififlanunaliona, Isdolent Inflammation*. Mercurial Affcctiotui. Old Sore*, Eruption* of the Skin, Sore Eyw, etc. In those, m tn all other cunetilutiohal Di> oaaee, Wauii'i Vimbgar Bimu bare nhown their great curatire power* in tou For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism. Gout, Bilious, Remit­ THE MARKETS. FREE nt 11—SEEDS—FUBK fa tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases u( the Blood, Liver, Kklnevf and Bladder, these Butera bare no ruunl. Socti DImmr.* ore caused by Vitiated Blood. Mechanical Diseases.—Pcrsonstn gaged tn Paints and Minerals, such as rinmbera, Typo-eoitera, uvK-ifoUr., aud Miners, a* they advance in life, are rabjre*. to psrtinite of the Bowels. To gu.vd against thia, take a dose of Walui'i V scab Bittsbs occaitonsUy. Pin, Tape, and other Worms, larking in tho syrtem of to tmdj thutuand.«, are effectually destroyed aud removed. No system nf medicine, no rennifugo*, no antbelminitic* will free the system from wonns like three Bitters. For Female (’ximplainta, in young nr-old, married or single, at the dawn of wo­ manhood. or the turn of life, there Took. Bitters display o decided an influcuco that improvement i. tom perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ ever yon find ite imparities bursting through lhe skin in Ifimplea, Eruption*, or Sores; cleanse it when you find It obetrue tod and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it ia fuel; your feeling* Will tell you when. Keep tho blood pure, and the health of the syrtem will follow. Iowa R. R. Land Co, Dre/ictoe sod G<-n. Agta. fon Fnacuoo, CalifonUa. and ear. of WaMlsgtaa aad Ctarttsa IMa^. N. f. tey all tYrafe-glsta aw4 teehf. Gmteful Thousands proclaim VdiBOAR Betters tb® moat trondcrful In-.-iff irant that ever austoined the rinking } »Person can take these Bitters acconliog to, diroctiotta, and remain long ariff-ill, provided their bones arc not de- Bilious, Remittent and Inter­ WATERS’ NEW SCALE PIANOS StW mittent Fevers, which are ao preva­ lent in tho valleys of our great riven Uiroughout the United States, cqiecially tb.wto of lira Slissis»i]>pl, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan­ sas. Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pear!, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ anoke, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our •ntino country during the Summer and lutunin, and remarkably so during scaioti3 of tin usual beat and drynoKs, are iu variably accompsmcd by axtensire de­ rangements of the stomach and liver, md other abdominal viscera. In their treatment,* purgative, exerting a pow­ erful influence upon these various or­ gans, is essentially Dccessuy. There is no cathartic fo; the purpose equal to Dr. J. Walker’s Vinegar Bitter*, as they will speedily remove the dark­ colored rtedd matter, with which tho bowch arc loaded-, at the same time simulating the secretions of tho llvor, and generally restoring the healthy functions of tho digestive organs. Fortify the body against disease by purifying all Its fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidemic can take bold of a system thus foro-annod. Dyspepsia or indigestion. Head­ Waukesha Water. MINERAL KOOK SPRING, ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho Ctieat, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Tasto in the Moutb. Bilious Attacks, PalpitaUUun of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in tbs region of tho Kid­ neys, and a hundred otherpainful symp­ toms, are the ofisiirings of DyspepsiaOne bottle wiU prove a belter guarantee of its merits than a lengthy adverttoe- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-02-26.pdf.pdf bb64ca1b22fef87941759859f5e82860 PDF Text Text Progression. No Retrograding .NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1875 VOL. II XOT AMAH) T» UK KCOTtOMICAL. \ hereafter l*> tnietal, 11 .P® so good « to »ro:d and address it,' winch I hAd previously procured tjqkrte; ;T»M. ’ Whan we raacbad tiro thaatqr, the por- j Ho did m. farinairoe had already begun; bnt wo j *'I will sec that it fa delivered,” Iresucceeded in finding aeate which oom- . worked, taking it up and bowing myself manded a fair view both of tho stage and j >■ 1 the joilisncM. ’ When I met George Dickson that, In a fow moments George touched my j evning, hfa old college look iiad come , elbow. • ' ■ back. He had great newt to trit nro. 1 ^‘Otewve tiro {gentleman nearly op- j The next thing was to taka me to nee Ju- : A Washington oorre^xmdrmt, white j The Wakefteld (Mam.) Citiun mya ' that but a tew miles from that town fa a moralizing upon cwpitolinc gnyctfas, ■ ii.__>__ ________ ! erotiun .from its settlement. The farm, owned and occupied by the Winn family, it says, was originally bought of the Indiann fur a trifling sum, and compriaed several hundred acres in the borders of Woburn and Burlington. Its first oo cupant, Edward Winn, emigrated from Waloa, with Johanna, hfa wife, and C ‘ Mme evening divided the time of tiro in- dun, wm destroyed frantic in endeavoring to donite which to attend first and where to stay longest. awxj,of $5,000. Tho throe, roeeptimia wore hold reApect- suid ths Kilbournes. At the fatter house podite, in tiro froftt 'jow, Muted next the fas ; and it fa nnedloss to tell what a prtrtwWy hfa son Joseph, and settled in among tiro number being Vice-President ■ column, leaning hfa arm on hfa'cane,” ' happy evening wo three spent together, : the place about 1640. Their first off- Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Sartoris, and ‘ he whfapCT'. d. • ' what a Imppy marriage followed not ’ spring, bom there, was named Increase the cliamjHigne was aomt*. of thn rare:-.! I looked jn Uro direction induiied; : long after. Winn, and he wm the -first child of over tested in Washington, being «xand .-Aw Eldridge Parsons, I have just learnod, European parentage bom in Woburn, ?Aw a 'f&e face tnidee striking rwmrem*m- I blanoetoonol had seen before caused -(•emigrated .tuupxav-u for n.uxr^uw, Aiwhalfa, um on board Hid tiro The ------old v----------bouse*in -----which 1’-'- they lived agave —=- ho eagerly quaffed its sparkling trad*. IL London, and wont 2_.._ down I_ in that T_ ill-fated pl»co to a new mansion in 1734, which fa Mrs. Jonas’ exquisite dress wm trodden pro to start with surprise. /. ‘„,1 ‘ "Who fa it!* I asked. 1 ' ' la&i$J now standing in excellent enter, though on by some huge, awkward man’s boot, u.. nrlj. I ,.OII. more than 140 years old. Many years and the delicate fabric wm ported in "The nephew of whom you spoke? I . . rr^^. rtcu. ; ago it served m a country inu for yie ac­ twain—the. wearer moving off with the ----------- ------- " answered. Stk Cooler, rf Dtabttrr, ttare eon- 1 ootnmodtaion ol tho tareling publio,"The some," my friend ■ '■po^ bortMtabl. tao^oH” Ita. ddc„u, intCToa in pobtit. than “ nrraiuttaMj .I.J. it B»Te . «m- flounoes being toft under the clmnsy ' on tho point ol iijqulrfnq ; finl furt tan ; b wd goodP>«“ °> tatagn lor tntay iubta- creuturos elephantine foot Other ladiw i and girls had experienced’ aunilar mfata tatap-r taw U» glort. from bi.- taraatu^domotaobatrtb. The olbrr : *“ta Clurttanm, who tkrt thithrr rij^ht hand, and I saw that thcfirql joint | tlw»f \’*w» ! to *xid'T ^,eir val“*hleH when the British t„rtn.ta tabq; ta erttaq, ...J, tan* intaitUT trelta plqui-l ta the MdJunt. j A^T.-W"tabtabor-inkw wore x- teK’» *crc tad rnckiog Ibrtr ctxtMtatre. wbHf.-Hw mtHWta'frMon, pbu<) tatin, tad rfb-r i h"M- Tb-h™ilZ"ta <« "™ «”• which their purses amid ill-affonl to replace, walked on, to all outward seeming, i qlworbrel mj ta-nti.m. „ „M „„n>«nt of infftanronCookr'. ' °r • •triP'd " S’™4 "hidd. nI”n "llo-jon know Urn extadta, ol Mr. th—p,t u,c intanmtat down M Ur wl*ich .preta utterly indifferent to so trifling a mit- ! Ptatan-data I" i Mkrel, when we bta'„ gnq tantaw Tbta wore tat ~«l“ ; mid . rtgn will, tta tairef hnog hap, with perha£M a flijipant, " It’s not; MittHdbwtataMtte'&f, rrf-tbo per. U1Q belore tbo door in obi Englita tai.-, of the slightest cousequenoe!” Not so I with Mrs. Jones, wife of the Senator, 1 tornmnre. Urtng jntatd threo or four chunk, of Bot «“*" ,to“ *“■“ ”* th'’ —a C”Org" i "il «” “>« 4311 ! phtar out of the wall tail broken two of ' <* ,ma U1’ »•. <»» ‘1«™» «» of DMomber. Hre .Uuglta rewired • , y,. fe—.j— _;u ^.q {feeter bonded ' ’ '™U aU‘'J tataon, the Urttni n> u-binon front her eouein, umountaw ‘ j| ora. ^th potation, w» juta won- ' oirkn.m.J the “Three llruib-d Oxicktbofta the mine dny. Bnt why do yon 1Urjns wboll>« he oonldn’t reliore fare 1 “" «U U." mtrronmlinq •*n v. v frelinft. by .putting the ptao up tab 1»"”~ “™k by “ ru» ■ reuon winch nmy ar u»y , A , Ughtmng taout twtaty-hre yrM. einre. tta pture . pta one," I taqnta ; tai . g,* ra ^dittg below in the entry ■»» rtnwk dta wlta lying «t ,Utag tat I l.wl bwnnrew ong^emmU TOmfOTtoW_ „a taeta.1 <«>. the kitchen tare t«l the whole of U.e next <l»y, I pta.l jum Ju>T, | ptaly melted, but the old mwtan un.l with my friend, promiemg to meet turn . Umt wilhoul “• orempuitn reaped tal.ont fttrUu-r mt the following ertaing. j the wta. when M thin criUml moment it “> *>» ^taoo. kitehen tam.i. Next ntf-twon fotrntl me .t the abode I o^urnH; her to tuk Cooley il be ol<1 f^Uy tank, where far nrarty o NO. 22. AV WUTCf /f ZC/^42Y AJSfTS -whose coffers exceed the wildest wishes or AWta. -io. u... tantatu! IM.,. ,.t prelroiKled iujury from a broken rail, recetvioj; njariw which proved fatal fa a few !«m. Tsw death of Henry 8, Dow. ot the Hay City *“»« ’■uk* »» HudsonYor obunuug ^tmey unaox ,4>e !«»*«»**, tori his trial a' fsw days ,s^ *"। aenviated. Heebumwl to be an Bh . u,. u „tu« , thte nuumer. A voexo m*n «i New C«*<te wm fined WC tea dmUirUn* Teligxfinj Bcrvicmat that place Wftet JJaeiurwr Knierprttr. Tuk of Michigan organised a State •* J** M t!.r MS W, Saw*...mu SSTim dncwl to auusJ Um ditonx Uvi, luaMing • pni Jon for <*•<» when Ixmattr wm de vetotxx!; U. i J’TJh, ’strss bi. ItaX tan cmi. 5h. qqirtiy ta»pca xrur taqta« . mmutata. ta down and picked up the fragment of illu- I ai>pcintuig uximnutiMe the meeting adjourned rion, and smoothed it out, exclaiming, I •object to the call of the Provident. "This will make me aooupleof nicewhite i A uuu”! BJ><1 ‘«™--xlioti3 hotel is to be boilt i at Howell daring the coming aeaecn by John —™--.. ...... । WcrmcMtcr. COMKCKAORF KltVCATIOX. | • f-jinst England approves the ’ compulsory ’ Gkx. Ji. P. Basks lectured in Univumity Hal! education she has recen'tly attained, al- ; _^_ni THU MHAlfff STKOXU nor. though many among tho parents and tottastowu he to-mhi.* The strong box of the Shall of Pt‘raia employers of the children endeavor to AOBWCATX of Obvct CoUcko lu-vinK taken consists of a email room 29x14 . feeL ” MISSING FINGER­ evade ik France fa contemplating a of Mr. Ibtaonr, the outgreta , :,' ■ thought Ormit rtmlly dW want, third ' ““‘“J * ““t“1 Uw Herv, spniul upon carpeta, lie jewels JOINT. error, the editor. W. 8. George, similar step ; Italy has moved toward it; graphical , . _ I*1*?*1*? \ b1'*11®" •_ <ere ' fonn. It wm the one xtraw too much. -xjrx-onr.t.vr ugr-raro.v. valued at £7,000,000. Chief among them Spain a.b»t«l it; Mid C.<-n.tay .ought ~ “• “««*• up- tab taqutaty. It WM my first visit to London since I ’ror(fa w>tii which I accosted tho gentle- 1 (j^biy dropped the piano on the landhi. note UM in i.ootuu»d71 r™.i.™ ta. I...,. importtat deeution, concerning the . . ... . ... rcioim: ••I’robahh- hin not intendwl » U» Kouumm oro«i., rhoped like . liad taken up my abode and entered on 1 had seen at the theater. ino, Jmrn Mtnim . J , , •_’ ’ . ‘ i tar publlcatfan. but we »d»is<s Iron to go to flower pot, and topped by an unCut ruby "^‘Yre'ta” i,Dg- “J •tata “ * £re“-’ UnbUity of ndtata comptaire for rein* In thro country Pcnnsyl- Hpelfa^-nrikool. or coUege. or eomowhere, and m targe os a hen’s egg, and anppefaed to the practice of my profession at> a solicr®X mar tta ta.en.be, mn. Mr. ' ““ “re „ pomomd plete before. vanra inraata more strenuously on the , k.™ artirogrspby ; far.bi prepc— to • rtraion | haworara, from Siam. Kmrtirearewu iWrat Sontisunpton. lll.« Seneml K bj«rt of her foiling, .u.d 1 ( gHge, ho, been romlmxl by U.o So• , . , -tho acnenu subject of her f.-uuucs and tijj »_ o. oduoatioii of all; J«ew York has ramie , «»n« pontons who don't conduct tliemMlvce n_ In London I had a very dear friend, Paroons, but I believe we have met l>c- Iooh.lm.«. ... .ooh taguogr U.«t >.1,.-put. prane u education comptihory, and found the h»t right, and ho wants io Tain’ them before , . . ' my oid college chum, George Dickson ; forc.” ■ a • M-pmu-J KopoHmi,’’berebo will • garantre • ^grotto, of .Iram^da, and be on hex bonnet and wont homo to her I W. i»’ J. v Carrow r,-u._ va. the Michigan n: Central . need- for , new school-housos, and some of; " I bog your pardon, sir, for not roooland as ho wm tiie only jwrsun I knew in tl!e!U Im tray< of .pearl, ruby and mother, -.th A, ex|.rrt».a .ntobob of luilnMd Compmy. I» Um. M. » trunk J th. So„U,„n St.iutro-luring tho that ‘ tlieir will not bo cron a loan left fiw Uic ; the great meiropitlfa, of course I lost no tecting the occasion." fhvil „ to ™ lack.' in tho prevailing to"** ***T» to pnxjur.. a tlrvorco upon WDt41!W jewehy and valuables to the preoclent The Legislatures of Illinois ;I llcma u, kscarcity of j emerald at'cklacee, and hundreds of J itemn we arc m.roh obliged to tne»e literary ap- | rings. A Mr. Eimtwick, who fa report-.! time in looking him up. Three years - “ Yon were in Southampton fast win­ U» f<41<nnD«M<.nJ»y. Il . I.. Ur. o[ ^t),om> WM dmtroyM ari.l Indium n dcbnting the «amo qu™ .ho do u.c doow, u-t rt w . u„ ro. 4K _i » t wriunp | jmyg 1^2 allowtxl to examine the colhad passed since- our last meeting; bnt ter, were you not ?” I ow 1 OWU'^J or OI J 7 J by the burning of tire baggage car. Suit j tioD, and those formerly unaware of the . fur uewwpapcrw or aUniag up m> editor." fen could scarcely have produced a ■ — ! lection, states that conspicuous among ro, ww. nt homo UUtmg otm th. fen™ ; rtdno of tho pn^-rty rm. „p.„„.nlo in in, bol„U m dntrt by I barra®micnt. z change more marked titan had taken JfnreZMnroxa. I WM| lielts COVlTed with , sqtit Mrs. Pitinon alrout tire propriety of brougijt ]OW(n. ftnd jndg. flnding i10W HtroUK ^..y It, omnot l . - . . ■ - ... .vw... w...., —.v tuuutig uu" nuriii; urov arc. zb cmmui "I am. the solicitor1’11 whom you’ Twa Jewieh benevolent Boriety of Kotser , IMMrb dianjon.faiH tiro Kaioufan belt, place, in the iqqkcarance and manner of 11 0 uyc"^irt mth Kritl\. Pt P“?*k I, ment givcn given nogninut the oomp^y. company. An 11 be bo said tiiat tirot there tirero has ever over been anv any “ br°* °*° SninBt U1C ■11 llur-'nll lu>or>< Mi. ..—...I—.1 . called to take a draft ,<>f a will.” ■ my friend. , Her ntentt Grnnt’" a <l< «!»•. ■ . tire .. Supreme « r, . ,। want... . the . . . . xie rarneu paie, rare nraue.no repiy. *Hllk. “ *• “ rr veannrio aboUt ’*! *PP<*1> »« token to Court, of interest in subject in tiro Convention at Detroit au toe 15th, Grand about a foot deep, wvtigiung perhaps He turned pale, but nuule.no reply. Onr first greetings and friendly inquieighteen pounds, mid one complete mam "I saw a nxwrd of tiiai will at Ductors irfXr Batu*fiod 8Oule' i»>d tire judgment reversed. The court older State*. They have realized the Haar HLanm delivering toe annual addrcM. rfas over, I kuiged, yet forlmre, to usk of pearls, duunoiula, emeralds and rubies. 171.:..' •• T nuw.j—JXOX AOCtrr. , , l.,,i (l that TOl education for f... politi; held thatthe thonomnanv's company'srontrnz-i contract WM wns for for i ; no/vMtifv necessity of n..n.. general iha cause of my friend’s melancholy. I Commons this* morning,” I resumed, One or two scabbards of swords are mid so3f£ yuTKn BVJ.LH. 1110 CIirryinR toe panengcr and the cal, industrial, moral and every use. The felt sure, in duo time, of being made the “and------ ” to be worth a quarter of a million each. “ You -peak ofmywncfc> win,” he . ItWM a Scotchwoman who raid that n ,,rtlin"y amount of personal baggage, interest has not extended as it should confidant of* tho secret, provided no mo­ There fa also the finest turquoise in the ; butaher of her town only killed half a : “ uo noticB bocn PivRa by l*»vo done in some new Statin, and has tive of delicacy prompted its conceal­ hastily inb’mipted. world, throe or four inches long, and. “And yet,”I continued,“you said it ,beast at a Anv.Itwm a Detehronn who , PttHson8er of toe valuable nature of been lialkod in not a few of tiro older. ment. without-a flaw ; and au emerald m big m ‘ i the contents of tho trunk, tho company ’s being A L . Facts show that tho rranedy --------- vis -------r opThat evening, in my room nt the hotel, wasy-up when you applied to have it said that a pig had no marks ou hfa aare a walnut, covered with the namos of ■written. Yon reprewnted yourself ns de- 1 except a short tail. It won a British mag wsu* no.t lx,uutl exerciso any extra dih- j plied on no mean scale, and wo may well seized a oork leg belonging to tmo of hfa boani: George told me hfa story. He had sirous of executing such a document pro-1 fatnite who, being told by a vagaboinl ^cnc<’care of ^ie Ptt’periy. Tf the , hope tiiat our records ot illiteracy wih , formed an attadimout fur a youngjady, paratory to embarking on a perilous voy-[ that Ire was not married, rMqKrailed, • ,n’tifica^n 1>Cen wmild | be reduced everywhere, usd that the I Ma. F. Sitnroun Haydex, in n tetter whose graces of mind and person be j>orage. The paper wm drawn in accordance "That’fra good tiling for yonr wife '* It ^laTO boon the, duty of the company , beuefita of this reduction Will be m wido- letter U> Mayor Moffat protesting against the to tiro London Timet, meets the objectayed with all tho fervor of a lover's j concert advertised - to be givan by Gilmore at witii yonr instruotious, leaving tiro date I whh an Engifah reporter who stated nt a a^Rut to TTfK*° to accept the trunk rro ly fcff. the Opera Houso on Sunday evening. The rev­ ti.jus to burial in wtx/den ooflins and to tdoqueno-. She laid returned hfa off<-> ~^t^tA“ erend gentleman wan in fanned that there wm crunration, by suggesting that burial tian; but her father had opposed hfa ti> be filled in at the time of signing. Your meeting of the Ethnoiogiad Society, tirot "rdbiarj-luggage, end it could then be Uu-re went ouq. ol th. Uull ot mi io“ ** la 1871, 2,000 now l.otM.wm.ciwtoa no law proldbiting and. an entertainment, and should be made without coffins, or that, Rut, having set hfa hear! on the uurriagc lock. wm. gray thru, uul yoo certoiql.T loolu-.l old Miqitgb to lun-e» ntMnago.lJo : dirtd.oU U JiffM-nk iwriod. ot mI .111 lite “ °' U" >“ra*r “ in Soo Fnu.ctao, In roun.1 ftanr™ tho no interference would bo attempted. if cases of any kind are used, they should tet lusdauguter to a nephew of hfa. This dtutglitor ; tat ytar d.«CT>iw WM not to «llow th. ebrng.. prodnood in ton ""•’■''’K 11 «<’ co"p“’“ orJ™7 ,lul„ o( minint Iro constructed so ns not to seclude tiro nephew was a young surgeon, of profli­ pMtat.” Aud.1 1«nn£cd Io tho math yW ;■ Urawl. Drtut Switt oortMalv '“«W" * l'r,™ h : to *24,000,000, o-ararly doubl. th. total L BGIHLA Tl IE rttOCKKDIXGK. trody from the action of tiro earth. Thu gate character, my friend assured me— kind flagor. ■ , ao-ation. two .kail, ptraon.-d io In-tad lt'B*1 ,™“1! “J ,or <1™ J~»» >ho : a, Uu, 5 u, pruceas of change which, under tiro influ­ but tiiat may liavu been prejudice—who . “ Wlta ao.yMlM.ta !■• ta .l.h.U-1 la ol-a penw, wtan b. wm . tay. ' "t"’ th. value of r«d Atta ttantad M 10 ' enee of the air or of liquids of Uro body, Thad tong, but uiMRicceasfufly, wooed hfa x — .. | “ putrefaction, becomes in dry earth an a defiant tone. | and o fhcr of tiw same person when 1 y m j P«r cent. The present population of the ’ cousin, to whom his proffers were as re­ ^Wtte <aty .rf • inoffensive resolution of tiro body into its “Simply that your uncle’s signature to: he grew to be a man. It was a Portu-j CATTLX Ut CKXTXAL AKRICA. cfay fa pfaa-J at 220,000. Tire native pugnant «• to her father tjhoy wBraaociupoumU U. MUWVHU lh“ U tiiat will is a forgery, f” I answered* rising gufwe Msyor who enumeratijd among the ! fhufa of Central Africa own im- I,ro<incfa» «nxcl» as wines, raisins, curradts, • csptabie. but will suffer preBnd ‘b^l fniita, are displacing im- lo the sb».-ticc at * cnc.UrtsUe number at U>o । coffins are UMsl, “ tiroy alwuld be made Sane months since, Mr. Parsons, the and confanting jtim. H» died cm tho j marks by which the body of a drowned mcM0 . । of some liglit, iXTmuabto material, irach young taly'h fotiicr, had gone into Hamp­ 23d of Deocmlrer. Your own telegram , man might be identified when found, “a ; longed abstinent' from meat rather than ported eommoditits, and home-grown metobcMbrnilnwitilctmiUoca. . t™... P.>. opra. n u,e top, „,J It W was on ____________ . apoech." It ’ HBcnflcc „„„ xur # o fa rapidly gaining in favor. rThe * that effect fa in exfatimce. . R “.°° impediment in iifa me UJ ot their animals for the sake j — tobacco shire *n business, accompanied by Ida to filled in with any frognuit herbaceous Kif.ttennnrw which they ! movo«“;“t of wheat during tho past Wa­ dephew. At Southampton ho, had lAcn tlioUith, the day before Christmas, that wm a Frenchman who, contentedly lay- j o{ matters that Iwppen to bo in season. A yuu called on we to prepare the docuing his head on a large stone jar for a ; j^Hve from their herds fa limited to milk 800 b “ beeh exceedingly active, and han seized by a Ridden illness, which terlayer of fems .or mowoa for a bed, a m$nt nowon^eoord as Jifa-will.. The in- pillow, replied to one who inquired if it froju the cows, blood from tire bullocks c»»edc<l that of 1873 by nearly a fifth, miiiAted fatally in Jhree days*. fain fndt at fblcagn; bundle of sweet herbs for a pillow, and from tho hump and hind- Tlic weefwity that auxiliary crops, such aitrecd. for Utr alwt.Uoa < On tho day preceding his death he hod ference is plain ; yed undertook to maim- wm not rather hard, “ Not at all, for I IU1,1 rteaVr as much as the coffin would still contain cows and “* Urlc3r’ bops, and oota, should bo more exocuU.-d a will (which had since been foctare thfa spurious testament affer>your have stuffed it with hay." It was on (.JUirtcn of living ^h-. after the body had been placed to it of . proved by tiro depositions of tho alteet- unefo's d.rath, and wfalimg to ckklre your American lecturer who solemnly said, oxen are bled periodical! v, and tiie blood «tonswly nuixl fa felt, and tho Son any aromatic. or ilo weriug plant for a «Uamy in legal form, ytas procured from one evening, “Parents, you may have . b JUB obtained w thus fa Iiuuit made. into a dfah nwem resem-. Franci*---------------’o papers=--------urge«*-tiro •-----------farmeni*-to coverlet, such a <K)vering^ in short, aa quest that his daughter, to whom Iro left me the required draft. Yon, or some oiro chikliwn ; or, if not, your danghteni may .blihg the black-pudding eaten throughj.: make arrangements for thfa the coming while it protected the body from tiro imat yuur uwtigatwD, MmubOcd the signa hare..’’ It was a German orator who,out Europe. Bruce dtweribea, in hfa i *««*“• experimenta in flax miring HMalfate prusttire of tiro earth m effectu­ hand of his nephew in marriage, counted tine of the deceased. The witnomes, | worming with hfa subject, exclaimed, IAfrican travels, a cruel operation which i have proven moetsuoeceafu!, and the hops ally m the fitouteut oak, wunld yet not who iron- since perjured tlromsflyce in > “There is no man, woman or child in 'witnereed, by which a steak wm j g10*” in tbe State are pronounced aa Utrltk- prevent its resolution.” wMB^ocwydin MMnc- the hojae who haa arrived at the age of tfrom tiro hind-qtuirtora of acow driven fllU-rto the finest specimens pro­ i offered, and ahn refused, within a spocij fifty years but what has Telt the truth by tho natives. The Boris are in tho ■ dnced the gardens of Kent and Snrfiod period, to.enter into toe proposed manner best known to yourself-----A cmcTiKMax traveling through one of Enough, dr,” hn -ejaculated, placing thundering through their minds for I lmjMt OI- practiciBg vivisection u»on their "’7* far N1P'rior to those of Alsace. daughter should bo forfeited to the hfa back againrt the door; “you have , centofaa.” choir* would tu* have cost Julia Paraonn the custody " of which mav • aprove danger** r I ■•i Monotunproptirrtltayotirai™*," i ' oreia bm mon. cteligbiod G...rg.. Did.­ I replied. "InthcnretpUre, I did not *> ttarn » fair m opportunity d d»m- oom. here untaned ; in the next, I b»ve ’ ag bow raperfar hi, drroiion -wm In di prepmod ■ full taiitcnta.temm.tot tb. tat. to whta I here Winded, with inlormtata, betata. ot mV prrtamt rtMt to । ' ■ i ranch teas, twing only stunned her, it is true j for, in their ettfe, removing the hump whichgtow* * ----------------------------------.[ta tbta Kvek». tad which i. tbXta,. I» “KO Mr- •’“>'» *• M"**, «< N«’ OVM H.HU . 1 dolhmto portion ' nf of H>. th. ta.,.n b-rte. 16.™ . M-. w«.t to Su. Fmneo,,., ’ out . . jia _ ikb _ xcxbkrhd '( .Jrtn.taT.V TVrt+lrtn Sotabodj bM taett to lb. tanbl. ot .wthnonornl . om. hnmp grow. Main. ] h°“aT' ~ “» .venj. Utatlta ot bum Thu. th. opomtion m.y bo -rood ttoo. “l* ’T 8«™«>ta»taM«. porta,'. h.-ta, rtqw-t-l upon th. mm. <™tu»,Md ,’,telJ^ 1» mm)y rrt.ryU.uW- H« “ w ,<nm“ “““ •*“ number wire, somt ommuu-1 to **« «*» <* fata, Light, IhmobyiUown^onioy. f—o(jui<7rtMk.«dMiUrMMn.li,. ^"tatoJJ^ h» ** o*°mlo hmr i. the moM loxurtal, the bW*TO>Wtodr.w&om. i dnriarph Th. rnmltta. wtmo plo-«l *h“ «*» being 140,000. . ! w*tii hro appearance, and not only gave 110,000, white the HMMWger, who has bdfa instructed '"j* for that length of time toX HtofM. SrtMlirtd. the neplrow, had not Hi.fnuu.qnir. h‘Tl^_ ««rauy f BouMM-.-y.Jod. 'miuK-.wo tb-^/'nU<^^'l“‘/"n,Ut^ ““ fnjm w^u # : eu >4Zl. u~ bon. JI hLi*. OU ..th ■ tho oUm. n^Mr. if hr Wot Imff m bi. MU. mtogtad tar Mri i.”^ ta<7M!i~nod1talhMo!.^bM«i^^^^^'^^lhML Wm.n.in.-.d,™, six months he was able to pay off tdl hfa old and ilia new indebtedness. In 1853 ba entered into a land speculation which all hfa btuunciw capita! and is msoarota. He made a full flaxee lock’s fa as light headed ! it follow, tat tl.. tamer » texture I to pay enny attention tow « young one. : up all. *~~ftnre ("W y3-”1* ol U»r tta. in OTWulR struttinK-. and once in a white onllM White Mountain ragfan saw a farmer nt ! apprwhed tire man. expatiated un toe WanxEKViT. Fab. 18.—The HUtr j l>eauty and majesty of the aurroiiudiug aeonevy, oudHuding wnh- fla? retaark,.**! my frteud, you enjoy $hfa �with Ig,. la J I REED 4 CO ’$ NEW PLABrlNG she wear the -tho ruad I trnvskd two y&us ago These stormy Sunday • evenings FEB SC 167« would follow my - exajnplr; for. nr, the’d never regret it.” . are weakening the coal bins of famrillM with interesting daughters, The school for girls, lately, estab­ The h.le.1 MUBlioi >a the pr«l by the testimo- lished by the third wife of the Khe­ dive of Egypt, which is one of the greatest innovations, the country of the Phnroaplui overseen, is turning out a great success. The lady bought a Ralph. She slated that site saw large bouse in a thickly peopled. Io Elizabeth Tilton sitting tn the lap cf entity, near the dancing dervishes, erected around it a • quadrangle of Henry Ward Beecber, and he affec­ spacious buildings, handed them tionately. inquired, “ How do you feel, ,over to the Education Department, Elizabeth?" and she replied, “Dear but herself defrays th® whole cost of father, I feel so, so." Mrs. Carey maintenance. Tho school is free to further stated that several times she nil, and-when it had been open only four months there were 206 bonrdcia saw them in the set of “nesthiuing.and 100 day-sch»»lars, all Arabs or that is, saw Elizabeth let Henry into slaves. They discard the Oriental her bed room and close the door. vail, and are dressed in frocks, pina­ lliis would be damaging testimony fores and shoes, in English fashion ; and they sit, not squatting on the to the fair fame and character af an ground, but at desks. They must ordinary person,' but perhaps the pas­ End Jirc'ratherirkworno and barbarous tor of tho Plymouth fold wlio onlj when they return home. ’ looked upon Mrs. Elizabeth with a holy and sincere admiration and af­ Remcmliea the parable of the /taJfection, which sentiment was recip­ ents-rone had ten, another five, an­ rocated by Mrs. Elisabeth having a other two, and another one. So it is ' lofty, spiritual religious yearning and among' man to-day. Our "talents” may be compared with money, with pure love for said pastor, can even education, acquired art, natural gift’, clear up this mystery and his charac- ,or with an opportunity to do good.. ter be rendered as- white as the If we use our one, two, or five talents snows of heaven, but it looks like a to the best uf our ability, wo shall be accepted^ and earn the approval of prodigious miracle. Him who judges righteously. Are "Waqpe by our exchanges that onr we so living to-day that we can ask or hope for God's blessing .on the old and esteemed friend Hon. G. W. course we are pursuing? - This is Lawton, of Lawton is favorably, *po- our right, our privsltge, and our duty. ken of as candidate (or Circuit Judge We may count our passing njuinenifi of the Van Buren andjKnlamazoo cir-. as unimportant, as they may appear to be uneventful. But “time flies," cuit, in the place of C. G. Comstock, and we must fly to keep up, or bo who lately died. Friend Lawton ia left behis4; each xecond, like the now-serving his third term of Judge tick of a clock, makes its recore. We of Probate (or Van Buren Co., in do not realize this until we come in­ which office ho has alwavs given ent to middle life or old age, when if our time has been frittered away, we are tire satisfaction, is an upright and punished in a “bell” of regrets, for honest lawyer, and if lio gets the “lost time and lost opportunity.”—An­ nua/ of Phrenology and Physiognomy. nomination bis election is sure, Mrs. Young, who was married to Brigham at Nauvoo after the death of his first wife, and who nnw rauks n» Mrs. Brigham Young No. 2, is visiting relatives in and near this city. Her maiden name was Cook, and among those who rank ns her cousins, are Mis. Albert Reese, of Battlo Creek Township, Albert Shepard, of this city, and MerrittShepard, of Barry County. Mrs. Young is about 50 years of age, is iu good health, is a firm believer in Mormonism, and thinks well of Brigham. When about to leave Salt Lake, she naked her hnshand how long she could lie a way. Brig­ ham told her-to stay long enough to make a good visit. ' but he would like lb have her return within a year.—Battle Creek Journal. They were wicked boys and ab­ solutely - unable to withstand the temptation to raise an4 excitement A chemical expertmadc a phosphores­ cent compound which, if left exposed to the air for a short time, would ignite, making a pale blue flame. And when, early in the evening, a form dressed in pale blue danced a mo­ ment on the public square, and then disappeared, the local editor spoke -^f tho natural phenome­ non, but some of the older And more -sedate only shook their heads and =qp-ke in low tones of this last and । 'vnttispntable evidence of the truth You want to obtain cnstoiucrs. In fulness of Holmes* theory of the mano way can yon ro rapidly toll thou­ tteiialization of the dead. sands as through the cilumns of that In my earlier days I was a constant never resting public servant, the -attendant at the Sunday School in newspaper—read while you are •our neighborhood. My teacher was awake, read while you sleep, amid winter frosts, and "summer heat, « Mr. Mills, a pious, but not very always in somebody's hand carrying popular man. We commenced its messages of joy and sorrow, hope each Sunday's lesson by reciting and fear, mingling the announce­ whatever verses of Scripture wemight ments of enterprising merchants and think of, bearing upon a given topic. manufacturers with all. In no ojher way Can you so cheaply One Sunday the subject was quar­ keep yonrannouncements before the reling, and I quoted: “If a man people ; in no other way make upon emite thee on thy right cheek turn to people's minds the impression you him the other also; then an eye for would plaae there. The first consideration to dsfemirne an eye and a tooth for a tooth.” Mr. that you advertise is, that “it pays.” Mills, and father both believed in After a fair use of advertising. the “spare the rod and spoil the your reason for continuing will be child" theory and I—well, I sighed “It Pays."— Toledo Commercial. io my sleep that night. I have been His Good Deku.—“ Well, my son,” as cautious as an Advent about the said a Deiroit father to his eight year manner in which I quoted the scrip­ old son the other night, “what have you 'done to day that may be set ture since then. down as a good deed ‘■.Gave a poor boy five cents,” replied the hopeful. “Ah, ha! that was charity, and ■ “No, sir, I Beyer regretted marrying Mollie here. She’s been the making charity is always right. He was . an of me. I was an idle dog when I orphan boy, was he ?” “I didn't stop to ask,” replied the met her and thought. nothing but spending my money at saloon* just as boy ; “I gave him the money for lick­ fast as 1 earned it. She was only ing a buy who spit in my binner bas­ a poor seamstress, that was indus­ ket r trious, honest, and frugal in habits, A Methodist clergyman, about to for she'd Lad«a hard row to hoe, poor preach in an out of-the-way town in girl 5 W ell, for her sake I grew sav­ California, was warned that if he ing and careful, and soon had a little said anything disagreeable the money io the bank. Finally- u-e “ronghs" would make trouble. He were married and after famishing ascended the pulpit, took a couple of two rooms had just a hundred dol­ revolvers from his pockets, and lay­ lars left. It was not much but it was ing one on each side of the Bible, our own. That was fourteen months looked fearlessly around the congre­ back. Now we have this hl tie house. gation, and said ; “Let us pray.” A We have carpets on the floor of two more orderly service was never con­ rooms, nine pictures on the walls, ducted. and nearly fifty books in that case of shelves up there which I made. Only a womans heir! Who has Our house is small, but there is no not, Mome timejn his life,picked such envyj no fear of the future, fault-find­ a goluen thread, from bis best coot ing or selfishness in it. We have collar, ano felt his heart beat the Dearly a hundred doMars saved, be­ quicker for it ? Or gazed upon n tress sides these things in tpe bouse. laid away in some nook, and nut felt Our rent is paid for min the ■iieniise ij.j.i. *year __ tf*0 ‘n^acnce fottder memooes ? On-; Uli next spring. We T"_ go o_ to dMMrh\ ly a woman's hair! and yet we don't regularly, attend concerts and lectures ' like it in a biscuit. »ot too high. Sometimes the prices are so high we cannot afford to go. Then wt. stay a; bom--, read to each other, have viMors or go out a little while to visit a few friends cluse by. I havn't been in a saloon since ] was married, sir, and will never enter one again. I had rather these books, pic- be in our Sartoris, the son in law of the President, has became a bon because he has shown {hat he con “box" bet­ ter (han th® professional who "does" that branch of instruction at the Washington gymayrittm. This cold weather may have used up the potato bag, but one Wuuld feel more certain after seeing the insect driven mto a huxe-kdn and the door fiuiened. Th. Be**., Titan lii.rainre bu Kalaksua is doubtless home ere this, and getting mixed up under the cross questioning of- Mrs.. Kalakaua. Thf-r^^an M. Quad - making an i impression type high every week in the Detroit Free Jfrett, and it can't be put down. Carriage Department! A. W. OLDS, Prop>r. I would iavile ibc Carriages Jlaning, Hatching Re-sawing, &C-, CASH. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Dressed Flooring WE arc using this yeas, the JreSi Siding, Scaldings, 1c., The song of the Washington wheel m America. WE warrant all our Springs to youth—“I want to be a lobby man hand. Stand the LE VER TEST. and in the lobby stand, with brass W'Euse the best Circle, in the IVorld. upon my forehead and greenbacks WE use the Joes Axle, none.better in in my hand." Experienced Workmen the market. Seethed at Ike C. O. D. Store af . Sell this year very cheap for Employed. We should dearly like to Me the Cash. chap who predicted this was going to WE are going to I ahso inanufxoture Soft xod Hard Wood be a mild winter, sitting on the fence in a linen detster, and listening to the mocking bird. For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. TO OUR CL8T0MKKS ONE Uath and Shingrle A woman at Tiffin. Ohio, fell and broke fier arm, but she refused two BEAUTIFUL OTTTTER offers of assistance because the men Depot, Xaahrille, Mich. were strangers to her and there was Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for 48 A. W. OLDS. titled to a no one around to introduce them. Cash. I have a foil line o£ GIVE AWAY $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, Woman does a great deal to dis­ courage lofty sentiments to patriot­ ism. When a man leaning over, the buck fence telling a neighbor how he would shed his last drop of blood for suffering Louisiana, it disturbs him to have bis wife yell from the kitchen: “Look at here, are you coming with that bucket of water, or shall I come out and see to you ?’ JIORTtAGE SALE. Dcuuiit having breu msdnimhe conditions ef a certain indenture of mortgage, made aod executed on the third day of September, in the year of our Lord one UbouMbd eight hundred and, Ktcnly two, by Alonzo B. Jletennon, *ole and only heir at law of Box­ en* Stevcuaon. deceased, and Elix* J. Btevemoii, his wjje, of Woodland. Michigan, in favor of Elirhu Butuiisier, of Windsor coun­ ty, Vermont, which said mortgage wn* dulyrecorded in the office of the Register of Deed* of Hprry county, Michigan, on tho tbircldny of Betuctnber. A. D. 1872. al flee o’clock F. M., In Lihw X of mortgagee, on page 862,’ whl-h Said mortgage wm giecn to secure the tpaysuest i>i five hundred and rtxty‘($5W.OO) debar*, four year, from the date of the raid mortgage, with interest al the rate of ten per cent per nnnntn pay•Ido-annitiflly: And k. was thereby and in eaid mortgage expres-ly agreed that should any default be male in the payment of said, interest or any part thereof un any day whereon tho utoc w<u made payable as therein exprorncd, and should the same re­ main unpaid and in arrears for the snare of thirty d.iys, then and from thenceforth, that ; ia to o»y. after tbu lapse of the said thirty days, the raid principal sum of Are hundred and sixty dollars, with all arrearages of in­ terest lhercon, should at the option of lb6 obligee, bis -executors. adtninirirMors. or assign*. become and be due and payable immediately thereafter, alt hough the period aa above Limited for the payafent.thereof might not then have expired, anything therein before contained To the contrary thereof in nuy wire notwithstanding; and default having been ma Io in the payment of said interest, and the same having been and remained unpaid and in arrears for ihe rpuco of thirty days end upwards, theaforeraid principal of Are hundred and sixty TICKET TO DRAW For a Cutter about tbs ATTENTION, ALL! Middle of September, Next! I-reiCE L1ST1 Best Cool Box Buggy, 1 seat, $130 00 2nd « 120 00 150 00 Best Square Box Buggy “ 125 00 2nd " “ " . “ 160 00 Best Democrat, two seat, 140 00 2nd * *' 3rd * 125 00 Beat Square Box Top, single, 250 00 2nd “ “ “ -“ robber ' * 205-00 Best Top, two horse, two seat, 300 00 2nd “ “ 240 00 Best Patent Road Wagon - 90 00 “ Platform Spring Wagon 160 00 AINSWOBTH & BROOKS, pay the Highest Market Price for POTATOES. CORN, apples, OATS, Clover Seed. &c., Delivered at their fEyURAMffltttAMVEfOH ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE ot stock. LATE SHINGLES, -WATER LIME, SALT. HAIR, STUCCO, haod and have for sale The above pi one that *e know of, fui cho*«e tv risk the hard-earned reputation pf ihe concern by so doing. We are offered wheel* for eight .diliars per eel, spring* at twelve cent* per pound, end we veryretpetlftilly dedlined to buy a single net of them. With that oless of material we can sell a Buggy for eighty-five dollars and make money at that. Our lime in trade w« uld bo very short if we should do it. Hastings, Fob. 16th, 1876. J. L. REED & CO. Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplifis, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and-Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes. Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Lowei than any other House in town. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. G, A. TRUMAN. AINSWORTq t BROOKS, Proprietors. QOSE DOWN TO GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIV. NEW GOODS! BvATtaae BROS. NEXT 30 DAYS KOCHER Have just received a rvu. FOB AHTTBIKa IB TBI USB OF New Stock of Goods!! I WILL SELL Seetavllta. Haatiaxa WMfltfHle, and ^rorisuras, CONSISTING OF DRESS GOODS. BEST PRINTS, 10 Ots, r boWine Um «izt-ull n—on fUluttlny th« D. 1»W. «l Uw hrar of lbs* day, I tic lands BOOTS &BH0ES, GROCERIES Crockery Knit ’Underskirts, 50 cts. IlKitl e!tu«t.-, Tine : and Hut* ot UUhl, Raving filled toy elore with a freeh Block Chxrloctc. of choice Other* at e or Lew. Yard wide Sheeting 9 cts. , SHAWLS, CASSOKBES, Fort Tme,-JacbM I saiim R. R. SUOBT LINK BKTWKKN ; i A'o. 1 Batts, 20 cents. ‘ ELISHA UANXJHTER, CLEMENT SMITH. AIUm ary for MortvaCMD»lcd2C»h» It;-, Jan. 25. J*7S, 1« Best Velveteens, 75 cents. ‘ REESE & DETTERIOK Good Waterproofs, 9 0 cts. AU TTuot Z-.-e, 46 cent, per pair. PAY THE Uig-liest Caisli I?rice FOR ALL KINDS OP Urrocenes । And S Please call and etrarrune these Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Nashville, Feb. 4nd, 1875. FURNITURE MANUFACTORY 1 Cent SOAP. JACOB LENTZ & SONS Hides, Pelts ait Furs. GLASSWARE, TRAINS RUN DY CHICAGO TIMK. OF ALL KINDS, W. H. KOCHER k Bre. Then Try Aly SI Tea, COUNTRY PRODUCE, MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. B ■ FIRST-CLA88 Gmcffly aid Prow Store ’ I etate btara iS wlU «U . BIG PILE OF GOODS FOB A Old Town Rio, 25 and 23 Cents. Ez“ As soon as Spring opens we shall tend out a Wagon to buy Fresh TRIUMPH BASING PSWDER I BUTTER and EGGS. 21-46 REESE k DETTEBICK. a 2 Together with a fall aasertment ol Tea Skits fob 65 a £ >■ SXALL AMOUNT OF MONEY ! Parlor, Library, Diiiu, Oln aii GEKERAL FUJKJRK! Cts. MIRRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES AND CARDS. BRACKETS, DUSTERS. AC-AC., THE WEEKLY SUN. BaM Cah and Percrite! MEAT MARKET! BOOTS AND SHOES UQFFLNSAND C18KET8, AND CASES taatanl Ready Made Clothing H R DICKINSON. GOOD MEATS! u SHBOUDSAIfD COFFIN LOfIHGS kpt arutMfy kaed. block*, Spectacles, &c. AT PRICKS CRKAPER THAK EVER, JMU-d------- --------------Al TUB DOWS TOWS «T0M OF CHAU. W. DKMARAY In connection with my store W- KBMKMBXR THI PLACB- Red Sion, No. jU SukrtlUMUi. �■ ' ”T U»« .W wiwr ... k.. W. A. AYLSWORTH, psrtiimlan. - L’ndoubtddly FB1DAY, Webster a robbs. Bkck—The OAnm Graus* J~B. RA8EY.' Drayman. Cfeod^od, <>< «nv ■ Ikrrw' tn tKe *>«•»». boys are too independent to ask a cent of the people, without value re­ turned, and they are getting up thia entertainment to pay up their.indebt­ edness cm rife instrument!*, and it is FEB. 26. 1870 the duty of ou7people to turn out and■ give them a crowded audience. We1 arc not able to state the admisaion fee, but if you hayn't a fifty oent bill handy, on that occasion, a one or two toipped a box of dollnr bdl will lie just us acceptable,' ■ and will be bestowed upon a worthy HLEMENT SMITH. V LAWYRF M. FLINT, alfht, al Um edvenced ego of nluoiy years. JOHN R. EASTMAN. F. Olda U Aticrarx at Xaw. • H. LIEBHAUSEE, bees Mbocribod to aid Mr. Skools in build­ TAILOB ‘ able to ray whether it wiU bo built or not ■D PABJkDY, Manufacturer of (Bw«ts sai Sbwea, borne to rlory. where the wood blue twin uh. —About two weeks ago Mr. Scram’s boose, in Vermontville town­, ship, was burned to the ground. It, was occupied by Harvey Wilson. The fire broke out in the roof, from at stove-pipe, about five o'clock in ths, morning, and the family were not, awakened until the roof fell in. Mr Wilson tried Io pull on his boots but> they were froze, and he began to car­, ry out things barefoot. He only sav­ ed a little clothing and a barrel of pork, and froze his f^et so badly that it was feared he would have to have them amputated; however he has es­ caped by loaing only four toes. —Three loads of Vermontvilliana, last Friday, camo over to view the banner village, have some fun and seethe cars go by. Vennontville sets off from the railroad just three quarters of a mile, and it isn’t often her citizens enjoy such a treat as to JOHK Q^BESSY. TTNION HOUSE. W TY■ .A.. 1* GOODS brrtbsr Brock* ud family- , . J. M-B. GiMama, Oa«<K Swift. . Cqmmqb Connell Prnceadlugi. Cowon, Roqxs, ) Feb. 83, 1875. J Regular mealing held. Present, — Downing, Wolcott, Olds and Davidson, Trustees. Minuter of lite previous meeting read and approved. On motion Council adjourned to E. Chipman’s office. On motion by Downing the Presi­ dent appointed Downing, Hardy'and Davidson as a commitee to investigate the probable cost of organizing a Hook and Ladder company. On motion E. Chipman waa al* lowed ten days extension for coHecting taxes. . Smith Sc Pjitnam aco’t for tile pre­ sented and on motion allowed. On motion Conoci' adjourned. K. J. FMQHNER, Recorder. U. A- TRUMAN, President. •~.... ——0,98 ....... — 0,96 — ......... 0.60 — -70 @ 76 .1.60 @ 1.76 .......6iT@ 65 Oats, Potatoes, Apples, green, “ Turnips, “ Grove, celebrated the 69th anniversary of their marrisd life last Tuesday. Mr. Buck of ter dollar note,'as an appreciation of his is 83 and Mrs. Buck 74, and they don't feel services as their teacher. aa Uvcly as they did 69 years ago. VKIJStJAL I!\Di;CEHE.VTS TO CASH BUYERS I Good Good< and Low PrieaiTeU! Rest Prints, 8 avd 9 cents, Brotcn and Bleachtd Cotton. 8 9 ch Men’t Bools. $2.75 to $10, Men’t and Boys' StdU Clolking, from •8 to $30 a Auil. within the past three months. take wood on new eubooriptiona. ELIHU CHIPMJlJ^ii------- --- Justice of the Peace, —Mr. O. Swift, of Maple Grove, has Just W. A. AYLSWORTH. wife’s health, bat ia thia ho waa destined U> died in October last. Colkctioiu a specialty. —Last week's Middleville Republican did not contain even one local item. Leeds mart be scarce down at that one-hoes, mill- MOREY TO LOAN adviae Nukern io “work around HaehviUe WTRg. L- O CROCKER Eu MMrtTCi «r FALL AND WINTER mUNERYS FANCY GOODS! Also VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. *49” -0,071^0.08 .................. 6X» .10,00012.00 Haj. ? Tan. & LOCAL MATTERS. Sf»l_ Call and see Truman's new Goods. % the north part of this county. —The Trustees of the’ M. E. Church, of Maple Grove, held a meeting last Saturday She sUU retains the services of Miss «r uir DRESSMAKING a'SPBCIALTY. t BARLOW, BAHBEH and HAIH DRESSER! NasnviiLX, Mich. Machine Needles at Dickinson's. —Heavy Yard Wide Factory, for )0 cts. at Tkuxaxs. BB. Durbam sell* $1. 20 T forW Sts. IB- NEW DRESS GOODS just opened at Tntrxax’s. the baoement. feel very liberal on the fire engine question, and voted $250 to pay the expense of or­ ganising a hook and ladder company, but this.will not deter our “Village Dads” from Shaving, Hair Cutting <§■ far Ona applied at Albert Lent*' adnit- Wilkins Bros, have sold their slock of lumber to the firm of J. W. A C. G. Bentley. They are now shipping their croquet sets ORDINANCES. The Common Council of the Village of Chas. Ackerman waa recently arrested Nashville ordain. That it shall not be lawful and tried before Justice Clark for larceny for any pet son or persons to be drunk or disorderly in any slreet, highway, lane or alley of said village, or in any store, hotel, saloon or public place in said village. Any person or persons found violating this ordinance, and who -shall be convicted of such violation, shall be punished by a fine month a of not more than five dollars and costa of prosecution, or be punished by imprison­ with the idea of having one of the teachers ment in the county jail z of Barry County in our Union School arrested for assault not exceeding twenty days, or by both such fine and imprisonment, in toe discretion of and battery (whipping one of his boys) the court All ordinances or parts of ordinances con­ He found that he could not gel ike coats on flicting herewith are hereby repealed. This ordinance shall take effect February 25tb inti. drop. Dated February 9th, 1875. Already numerous candidates begin io An Ordinance requirityr People to talk of running for Alderman, etc., Fix too WI ABB BOUND TO Aar Hoorn ia Barry Co. FOB READY PAY Remove Snowfrom Sidewalks: the sudden death of Mrs. Alvin W. Beiley, of Appopltiy aU parties concerned doing well. Mrs. R. JU. STEBBINS <7 An Ordinance to Prevent Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct. The Common Council of the Village of Nashville ordain. That all persons owning FALL ULLfflffiY GOODS! THENEXT 30 DATs remora the snow from the sidewalk within six hours after a snow storm, or shall forfeit with an Appoplectic fit and died in the street canta a rod for -ich lime said snow ia cleaned from said sidewalks, to be paid as are other villages taxes. The Marshal shall see that tbii ordinance first-clras mechanic. is enforced, and shall keep a took and in She waa the daughter of the lata. Alex Mo- said book shall put down the names of the owners of all lota liable under this ordiAnther, who built the first grist mill in the his wife, babies and chatties to Calhoun Co., 500 Ite. of Butter Wanted. in excellent health and had even remarked URESS MAKING had (maiaUined a high social position der thia ordinance, and shall on or before L. O. BOISE & 00. Grreeting C LIVXRY AHB RED STABLE! Her funeral was largely attended I world roepoet fully inform my *M«nds of all parties liable to pay the forfeiture that 1 am under this ordinance, amd the amount due collected m are other vil X. D. BITGOOD, hie labor in enforcing this ordinance as the Common Council shall vote al any rrgulaY meeting of the Council Ordinance No. 17 of Nashville. Mich.. & CLEVER, FRESH MEATS, This ordinance shall tak* effect on the 25th iart. Dated February 9*h, 1876. —One night last week, Mr. John Phillips, living some five miles south, was awakened by some one trying to break into the back door of his bouse. He hallooed to them bat they did St load his hhot gun. burglars to his wife for the gun cape, R. i. FEiGHNER, Recorder. Bucket Hangers. to any others. They are more Simple, Durable, Convenient and Economizing. They are made from the best quality of iron, and are galvanized. They will They do not injure the not rnst or corrode and will last for generations. tree, and are quicker adjusted than any other. They will yield enough more sap, extra, every season, to doubly pay their entire cost. They will run earlier and later in the day. and later in the season. They have ihe moat perfect and convenient arrangement for Irnngiug the Bucket, doing away with the spike, so injurious to the tree. Being metallic, they are conductors of heat, and never freeze, nor soak np with sap and sour. Their construction is such as not to obstruct the flow of sap from the outer pores, as do wood a«d other plug spouts. Trees tapped with these spouts require no reboring during ihe season ; the air being excluded from the bore (by their peculiar construction) the pores of the limber do not become seasoned or contracted. as is the case when open spouts arc used, and the wound is left open. The inner end of the Ecilees enters the tap or bore with three thin flanges about as thick as the back of an - ordinary table knife, leaving open spaces between each flange fur -.he flow of the sap from Ihe out* pores. The outer pores being the best yielders arc often wedged by wood and other plug spouts to the depth of half an inch or more, greatly dimin­ ishing the amount of sap that would otherwise be ohtainedWooden spouts, as well as many other kinds that are used, are of abort duration; but sourness is one ot their worst features,—and this is always found in them as the season advances. Those having their boles in the center, when driven into the tree dam up a little sap, which remains there during the season,' constantly to freeze and suur.' This soon becomes thick and gummy, closing all the pores. Then to get more sap, the trees must be reboretX which usually only deepens the hole. The soar spout is then replaced, which wi'l only sour the next run. The hole in the Eureka, by which the sap leaves the tree, is at the very bottom of the auget bole. This being bored on a little upward slant nd sap can be held to freeze or sour. Then, too, the Eureka being metallic, and galvanized, absorbs no sap, consequently sourness ip the spout and bore never occurs. Many ask why the Eueekas run ealier in the day uad continue later at night, and later in the season 7 It u this: wood and other tubular spouts having their holes in the center, freeze up at night first, at the outer or dnp end,—the sap continuing to flow, fill up the spout and auger hole, and hav­ ing do escape, freezes solid. The Eueekas, constructed as they are, and being conductors of heat, do not freeze, and continue to flow much later, until the sap in the tree stops circulating by freezing. In the morning, the spout and auger hole being free from ice, the sap commences to flow early from the outer pores, which thaw out first. With wood and other plug spouts, these pores are wedged, consequently cannot flow until the spout and auger hole are free from ice. Hence we see why the sap commences to flow earlier from the Enrekas, and continues later in the day. And the auger hole never becoming sour by the spoui, continues, without rcbonng, to flow much later in the season. Considering the advantages gained by the Eureka F?ap Spouts, and the low price for which they are sold, NO SUGAR MiKER UN AFFORD MITNOIIT TIEH. Business Relation! Below is a list of sugar makers who used them last season and say they will now use no spout but the Eureka: Especial G. M. DAVENPORT, Woodland, CHARLES DUNHAM Maple Grove &S. INGERSON, JACOB HOFFMAN, A. B COOPER, " HR. LOMBARD, tfrmontviUe. J. M. C6LR, " C SPAULDING, Attention ALBERT BARNUM. ASA BENEDICT. - G. A. TRUMAN. President. THE EUREKA SPOUT IS FOR SALE ONLY GIVE TUhdZHJ, nite the Protidenec of Almighty God we AND The Eureka Sap Stouts are surpassed by no others, and givfi the utmost satisfaction. Thpy arc, to a great extent, used in every State where maple sugar is made, and wherever once introduced the demand for them is rapidly increasing. With the latest improvements, they are pronounced, by al! who have used them, to be Ihe only Sup Spout worth no'Jcing. or fit fur use. that of strangers. Gordaier, of Marshall, mm an nmi Again in the Trade Fkoprjetor. M. Flint, to Sugar Maker’s Friend REASONS WHY THEY ARE PREFERABLE Fifty packages of 10 cent Calico still prevails city, whooping just opened at Txukxm's. ‘ colds being the . tSr For Sap Pans and Buckets call at The 2nd Annual Exhibition of the county Smith and P.utnam't poultry association is new in session in this cat and tho best. 18 do any and all business pertaining lor the city. A large and fine number of blooded law practice, with neatness, accuracy and a large and growing practice 'throughout F. O. and F. T. BOISE, Druggists. Patent Galvanized —Good Kid GIovm for $1 at ’ Kochbb Boos. considerable sickness with the children in the cough, lung feverand hard complaints. v ' FOB THE BEIT 30 D1TS Batter, per lb.., Dried Apples, " located over CUT FREE OF CHARGE! DELL Ira Bachellor has returned from Syra­ cuse, N. Y., where he was called some six weeks ago to bid final farewell to dying brother. We also haw a limited Meek of GROCER I EM, «f the Beet Quality, together with tbe Finest Chewing TOB ACCOS and CIGAB?. AT •9* New Orleans Molasses at A. Roosa&Sox. returned from a trip to Middlesex, Vermont, Naakrille, Mich. Gtnhal Conveyancing, Dr. Barber tax' been making improve- 3b/L J3 ID I C 11ST ZES I FAIR PRICES AJfD HONEST DEALING. with of Lansing, are visting at Dr. Barbers. John Roe, Jesse Austin and George Fran­ ballanee their accounts by bringing wood, will please do so this month. Next sum tner cis have so far recovered from their late School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Glass and Putty, WINES AND LIQUORS both Native and hnported, consuiing of COGAll kinds of produce taken in NIAC AND PEACH' BRANDIES JAMAICA RUM, a Fine exchange for Goods. Article of OLD 'PORT AND NATIVE WINES, OLD BOUR­ BON AND CEDAR VALLEY WHISKIES, (warranted above Sumdard Proof,) LONDON DOCK AND HOLLAND GIN. in mind that lhi» is no old shdf worn ....6,6006,00 ________ 4.00 ...146 @1.50 ........... ._.0,« Onions • ** Corn, per 70 lbs, COME TO NA8HVILLE TO STAY J THEIR PURITY! In the store af H. R. Dickiosoa, WE WARRANT WB ALSO. HAVE Nashville, Jan. 1st, 1876. AIS ^TM. JONES, Clothing, Hats, Roots a nd Shoes, Caps,. Gents’ Furnishing THE AT N1SHYILLE FOMDBTI h^bx^CASH HARDWABE HOUSE! O F Plows, Sleigh Shoes and era shall have no cause General Jobbing, rd al the DOME AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. LOWEST FBICES! �XJCUX IX BRIEF. FviArrjcsr. T..rZ< cokgresstoxal. might buy • pair ofakrto*. tiw nblt-sl jvuier n<nr pnHtelto.1 iutrttwd of Ihe Gmngn muI other lal-or i Ito contonto am frodi, ■ ooot^d « toe IClhiu-t J.S0AIH bnsbeteof it*. and S71774 firat-claw abil- HUronl sdA I £■£»“ A8EHTS WAITED~B«SSg i hurtful in h. tgar Bitten aio a It.tll.KO.iDIt. Cough ia a symptom by which ratio’ladireMed condition* of toe toYoat. brouetual tube, and wijs'.ks’ «*d larynx by taking' arooohita. from Jnt ■aeuso reductitsi of pai Washington. Bdtimorn moca epeoddr ur cun it mon fo Dr. Pierce's Golden Malical JJm to WO i bctwton Ctodunati Mad Baltimore and it will cun a cough in.ousLouie and Baltnnnro and VVaalutigtou. from •23toei5; Utwoon Looiervilk and Ultouoro LEGS •-L: :: Pitteburgh and Baltimore and WMhingtcu. > 1 from fH.50 to ffl. -The fare from PbUadelpbia to Chicago by ELASTIC TRUSS CO. 6B3 BROADWAY, HEW YORK. JMdtafeSS made ia thirty moot ha or if two feet a&tittoual preparaUon, mado.cb live herbs found on the lower ranges.^ the .Stems Nd*«d*n>auiitoms of Ualifitf nia, Uro medicinal properties of whic). are exuftetod thcrcfrniu without the inw of Adcoliol. The outHttion is afaturt daily asked, ’’What la the cause of tbr unparalWed Micceas of Vixkgab Bittzrs!” Oar answer Is, that Urey remove tire autee of disease, and Uro patlrDt rt> covers bls Health. They are the grtat blood purifier and i Ilfe-gU ing principle, a perfect Hcoovator and Inrigonitor of «U»e system. Never before In ihr history of. tiie world has a mrdicio" ’.Asu compottuded . p<NM«ring the rniarkalJa qualities eCXjRBOAii Btrntu in healing the rick of every'thagjue maais'heirto. They--V are a gentle Pafgauve m wellaa a-%»tdr. relieving. Coufeairou «r lufiamnuufon «< toe Lrref xr.3 Visceral Orgam. m Bihour The properties of De. VixsussBrmuuuAto Aperreut I»i.r»hftrct> from New York to Chicago, while the BriUiuoro t*n of niton Wm cloeed without anything new out. Tnohtt/r TE.n.jg^s^s’ D-rfwiT k. iwnl* «te«»MI»r. roaveuiag toe United BteU. Ssaate in «tro TO‘Ot* acwsion on toe 5to of March. oottrage made him unwittingly too author cf THE FAVORITES I lt'*TW*TE»SEEB*X*e*Hor A-?., Gen. Mile*’ iaet campaign againat the fighting that toe troablokHuo tribal are reduced to such a oondition that their taking the field again is an ■ho bad seen Mm. Tilton aiuing on Mr. Beech­ er's knee ; and tint toe attention* of Mr. Beechunlikely acenrrrace. —Ahotoer pro^*ect& Hm returned to Sioux Olty from the Black HU Is. and reports GOO minora common topic of couvcmation among the servout there digging for g<AL Thirfy-ihirti Day.—The eearion wm mainly occupied in legal akirmiahing. Under the roWelia and Imr child. 1 yearn old. were direct questiucilug of PuUertou, Tilton made fan-dboa use nothing bat JciAiuaon’s .Ano^ne Linimmt. Our doctor, however, nays a httlo Thbrk are more than one tlionsand different kinds of |*Ib« io the Unital Btetre. Home of tlicm are wortohmn ami injurious, other* are Rood and beneficial. Old Dr. Par­ sons inventcl too lient auti-Ulioaa bill we ever' nsw or bean! of. They sre now sold nmlcr the name of Parsons’ 1‘uryalitr PdU. ------ j —---------------- ---------— order ]<rovi<ling for funiisbing supplin' to auf- i The number of ferem by the graasbopper ravages with toe' utmost dispatch. . . . _ —The 1m>um of D. B. Mcllvt. living near Mo- , namely, Mm. Field ami Mm. Tubba. Councllsbuig. Pa., waa burn*! a few nights i Thirty-/iMr<h JJgy.—Tbc most important ago aud three children peradied in the Camee. testinxmy elicited wm that given by Joseph H. Ibcharda, brother’of Mm. Tilton, who testified locked too childrc u in the hooac. —A terrible casualty ia reported from Vecd- and to having once caught him and Mm. Tilton in a rather oonifiromieiug pcnttion. He wm mauifeetly in dodp dirtrom while testifying. little chddreti, two gtrla and a boy. aged ropowtiou in which ho found Beecher. Several -~-.wi~ho.wh-._________ SEEDS! RELIABLE SEEDS! 85 CASH SPOONER’8 &, ’ H SPOOMEH,- -Borton - - - -,M»< -- coming out in handful*, and ‘ha» never failed to arruot ito dsewy. and to promote a healthy and vigurons growth. It is al U>e name time SENT FREE Dj^^YTOLTEM, The NoirrnwEsmmx Horss-Naid Co.’b YOUNG FOLKS ’ HISTORY or * • THE MARKETS*T.v ionic —..................... CHJCAIKl. •100.000. Uop pron|<Uy arul decidedly. Her tontimony wm unpurtaiit. in that it coufinued much that —In Sow Orleana, cd the 15th tnai.. Henry bolt upright, Ibtening to 5n«. Moulton relat­ ing. with almost m wonderful a memory m her htmbend. toe long conrerMtions which be bad torirated euldier*. v bo pursued Ducb ar into h fit lai: >» M'AUbrter's Patent Artoptlcon ?■ cXMACHINE . CtN^ Lamest Accident Insnrance Ce. Wdl street Reporter, IN THE WORLD. New York Stock Exchange. lite— Arwurm^Ut wit* ■xaixcanTat. DO YOUR OWN PRINTINCl OVEL.TY TRAVELERS OF HARTFORD, COSJL OPIUM KLSIUIB. STOCK PRIVILEGES, . IXCJ'IJI k 11 S’S Burnett’s Cocbaine Burnett’s Cocoaine Burnett's Cocoaine l«M. amlrer collar and unlimited bonM for life, be is th* animal. the :d rrm_ _______________ . of the moat important in medicine Ho bae tested than thoroughly, in hia own fam­ ily, among hia friends, and npon /Wniarif; and he is driven to tho conclusion They contain Burnett’s Cocoaine •4-aagja-j<fi8mjar.Wi reocxU do dangwnuM drug. «75 &SlttrZl2S:dt •io aefn Burnett’s Cocoaine FOUR DOLLARS - FOR ONE 15420 Burnett’s Oocoalne KUs Dazxlroff. Burnett’s Cocoaine Burnett’s Cocoaine with death if bo followed him. WOBOKS CUMTUl/ID Or even the meet delicate organization. TIroy art an kindiv on tiro Under infant, Uw driroato feimJe, or infirm old age, m the Blood, Bite, Gastric Ko. 617 8L CUri« Stmt. Su U-2:, k\%. Burnett’s Cocoaine $70 leKt tout Burnett’s Cocoalne Burnett’s Cocoaine TS H»» MX day, footoorv, weary, and loan, be barked at tha did dour. He waa six weaks <pon the journey ; and tho first thing ho did npon getting home waa to eat bin dinner calmly,<bo next to drive the piga out ef' tiro yard according to liis ancient cuatrun. He luul teamed something bnt be had 810, $100, or $1,000 Wall Street Fublislung Co., Habit Cured ULXVUjkXP. ™> s S25 I nsurance Company, —A telegram from Singapore reports that through and through. I toe revolt of China™ prMmxm to jail torn sc*roe and was averse to a __________________________ B1WUJ not supyesMsd before rixty-ecvoi jjerouns j hoppurs. So he tramped it over miles dome of toe Capitol at Wsaldngtcn on toe IJto werc kiU“1 bijttrad. including sixteen 1 mitea of dmolate prairiftt; he swan ' wardens. the Kmumm and Missouri rivttra and one tte 00 H s s ::s —Archbishop Cullen, of l>ubiin, in a pas- ’HU refuse to A qKIV/ SPZCnCCN CXiPIXS OF THE MAGIC LANTERNS’!! XOItKJGX. viral preacher*. Moody aud &uri'«y (of Chi- 1 cago), who. he aaya, promiM salvation by fool- j A “ TAXXkr " d<ig has covered himeelf acquitted by a Jury. The vigilante, incensed at inh seniationriinni without requiring repentance. ■ wiUi glory as a traveler or pilgrim or the verdict, stibae-juently we„t to. Gibbs' bouw oa OUA U>. Ubw-a pobUdu. qwU^e.Uwttio. H» wwa Uk.'U Iwrt with too intention, of hanging'hlm. ikti he wouldn’t. bang worth a cenL What be did do 'TO“ “> B“l >“ '-On-.Cnta. I- -eopw.wr-Uto-o. i K*““- «“* ' q-iautity of , tn* nanta- -S’-TI® FREE OF CHARGE. X . IS tn V»1» fi.W g!S Brrrta—>'*o< r. pt*tE“VEtn?2 UNITED STATES. H? rawer White Wmtrr. Red Wlnirr............... HOUSEKEEPERS, B0ARDIN8 H0U8FS, & PRIVATE FAMILIES. . FOR ALL th By T. W. HI6GIMOX. Mm. Ilamcnt from T.ppcraxy, without opposition. 8CTifc=^*eBM:SfW •in: Gutx Floiu Sraixo Warza, at Waukegan. III., cures all kidney dlsesaco. court into tho adjacent chamber, where an - -1# _ - \ affair oompletoe the destruction of torir little aUtarlw >ww. awwll. V-OT.l. family. Boocher anil luo wife. Thirt^-JtJth Day.—Hie evidence today wan ; diara« ui—— - ■*— ar—, ai——14-_ *_ ‘ have failed, with baUlittea of over a million dn^nt nmekei and. fired, and killed private Warren liicka, eocBpany D. Sd United Mates infantry —man named Gibing bring in Lake ronuty, Sld.SO, u> u>> one who will m»hc «n<l send a club ' ' of' 'only iafcc. up and twentpfour •ubacriptiona under the above offer. Tboae to the dubs who may not wish aceils can bare the magazine at club price, or thry may aubecribc under nur great book offera. Other valuable pre.niutns are also given for clubs, or eath pay, If preferred. The price of a stogie number is 15 cents, but a sample and full particulars will be sent on receipt of six cents in stamps. . Address H. X. F. Lewis. PuMteher, Chicago. Prematvkb loss of the hair, whicli is no burned down, the children perishing In the iweaeuou, and toe court was filled literally to Liabilitiro plainly admitted to her. and discussed. AMD SFtCEh. YISSA. S,..;-IfES I wry,” i>rt« Wi understand that the whooping- mending General* >n the Dcj<nmc.nte of Bako- behind Mr*. Tilton, their heads perjwtuallv ta. Uae Platte, and the Miewouri inatnictinc them ' tnrninir rniin auU tn auU ei.air wm U. II. McWSAED regular subscription price, wilh .poatogr a ided—we will tend toe Youxg Folks’ Mo.mtwi.t for one year (Uro largest, the Proprietorr, New Oricann. For sale by all drug<RicrTH*MM*A!*jl51 coinplelmt-and eteeapot magazine printed rorowsE.ctoca-dli Jor Torlng People), and, «n additim, aa OEALfR IS Br DoglocCiDg the pnxsuitton which rn'H’nc order on D. M. Ferry A Oa, the groat eooniM u sense dictaloa, many fall victims to LiSduJKrSl sccd-crowerc of Detroit, Micb., for their own imprudence. We liave seen the KkaoudOHlaUit •w-fiirlvs ,,f their ttwir HM l<U4?rnt _____ __ _ _____ iwspe** Dwan«r tou*in*ut>. or I LW FWelYe Of Ctll IPuckMCK]w%2U’ralTF>r,‘5SffiS£*<51ga '*• “f 'I,to F'°'"r °rVr«e«a»Ie ef >•»*—«» ».■*« a*m *11 t!*l* chanynd for a I *. vnicaga. | and a copv of their beaUtiiUl f le» union cold which had It might have eerily L. a— — ■_ ira<~m which woukeuplUuol-ed.. ,*JSEfcWTJWSB£WVOlMT*. .!«*:■.■ W.wUl giro* copy ot “Wetatert the incipient ategM of CouaatnpCwn. you should r.« >.i ™.o rGTod.— "l-. Vi. lllo»lrnlc<l ITinbrldKedDIvUon- HOTELS, uao Alim's Lung Baboon, width willceMeye them to testimony |n hie r<“> r..learur to reconcile b« skpsnded in this manner will, m we undomtaud dirr’ t U»TSb.~«r«»d 1-kl Io CW. Bri. or U> hdn. H IS n i-t A A A At A A A r-talibxhed iteelf m too real infallible Chill enrft. It is imivemally adruittwl to bo the onlv reliable and bannlcw Chill mediane new in price at ♦ 16.23. rcacbnl, the prodoges granted by the tall will ArtE PER DAY Comad—m.orSSO.wwk^te- PUBE COD LIVED JOSEPH BURMETT * 00. 27 Central Street, Boston. CE CUIDF � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-03-05.pdf.pdf caba5514a417203fc1d178af7bfec6e8 PDF Text Text Progression. No Retrograding. VOL. II SHV1LLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1875. man's existence, and though hia manner been cynical, hw h^art liad ta-n bad ' “See here, Frank,." the old man said, suddenly wheeling round from tlu* gloss “I haven bargain ••«rc!y wrung by the ’ announcement of to face his nephew. hia engagement, but not front any pal­ to make with yon. try jealousy or any mercenary motive. Had Frank loved a true, tender woman, traitor to her promise to you, will you if, within on hour, I prove Lucia false, mercenary, and e were rite a Iteggar, his uncle would liavn i give her up ? Stop I If slx&is true, lovgiven her a father’p love and welcome. ing and faithful, - - - — " I will withdraw my hit -own. Itrief mar­ But by the light of ried liappiuuwi' he" read tlio misery in store for his nephew, if he married Lucan Frotltingtiam—n flirt, extravagant and liorah words, and will give her the love I always hoped to give yony wife." “ But how can you find.out I’.’ mid the young man, astonished at his uncle's en­ How to kxvo him was costing selfish. ergetic proposal. Active ( “ It is _yon who are to find out I am would only strengthen what j already satinfled ! You oro to go to the _ !_«_ infatuation, and yet ! center trindow of the small drawing-room but al_. libyish the old .man torturing thought opposition wn« waved he Suddenly alight of the east porch, and liston to a oonver- broke over Cohurusn Burke’s face,, and nation * I am to have, by apjioilittnint, he rose must be. chair and went to a his from long mirror .in ' the room. The refioctioh writ not calculated to woken any with Miss Frothingliam.” “ Eavesdropping.” “Never mind tlwt grand air of con­ vanity, yet tho old man smiled well tempt, I am to lave my way for just pleased. . ’l , one hour, and yon can take her after­ “ Ifj can only carry it out, it will be ward for a lifetime. Will you go I” proof positive,” he thought. Ou-rear wreJdrdT Happy led > That ymr baby T Still If. 1X4And carry esc: . ■ “ If you soy so.” Short, fat, nearly bald, with spectacli*, and a cane, Coleman Burke wan certain­ ly a ntrong contrast to the tall, hand­ the east drawing-room to greet h«r elderly admirer. aloud : “ Undo Coleman, I’m going to marry I । Lucia Frothingham I” • " I'll ent bim out I” A wnek later all the fashionables at the i C----- -- hotel, at Saratoga, knew that Cole­ . man Burke intended to take a wife. Unde Coleman put down hia paper, pushed lint npisctaden np on hit I What bird Unit bore the news upon the scented air no one could have told you, forehead, and glared at bin u«>phew. “ Going to marry Lucy Frothingluun !’ bat there was no lack of information “Ehl What!" ho cried, after gaaping nwhilo in uliecr about the elderly bridgroom in prospesetive. Everybody (that was' anybody) duimay. “'You.idiot!" ‘•Tlumka," wan.the cool reply. knew “I that Coleman Burke had retired tion, he raised her hand to his lijm and ' grouted her with a flowery compliment. *• I presume,* he said, in a low tender lone, *• you ora at no loos to guesa why I my attention. Need I tell yon how dear you have become to mo ? Need I speak of tile love you have inspired f” to tho city, and I wish to arrange for the “ Strong mutual fiddlesticks!" inter­ rupted Uflrle Coleman, oontemptaoiiriy. investments since. That he wns I| decked in fashion's latest styles, wore diamond studs and rings, carried a switch j !I cane, drove a fine team, and occupied wedding, if I can obtain any cxpreseion of your wishes. Do not object to any early day. " ’ “Any day will bo supremely bleat," J knew it would ' expensive rooms at the hotel, all could be no when Aunt Jennie left you a cool see for themselves. Very soon after he came another fact hundred thomtand. But boys will lie wife. ‘ “ My wife ! Bless my soul, my nephew told me—" ' was patent to al! observers—tliat ho wiui “ Oh 1 Mr. Burke, you do not . imagine imnk account, my boy. boys. Only for goodnreu* sake, wait a year or two before' you saddle youraclf • "I un sixty-four!., Now*. Frank, do menao air of dignity). if not already over the line—a finished flirt, and aa mercenary as die is pretty. I know her, and I tell yon her affection is centered upon Aunt Jennie's legacy, and the half million in prospective at my banker'll." “ Uncle Gileman,” aried his nephew, hotly, “ I never thought of it, much leas spoke of it" “ I don’t suppose you ever did! Hav- ing always hod an independent income, I don't think you ever counted ou a dead man’s shoes. Burke’s Lucia Frothingliam is a fascinating woman, touching the tiiirtiea, But Mum . Frothingluun wan cducnt *tl in tho iiard school of gen - tool poverty, and a rich husband is the prize for which she lina studied and toiled, for — well, say ten years. She was in society before you were done playing with tops and marblee.” " Unde Coleman, you are speaking of she aaid, softly, " that makes ran your pocket-book outweighed his nephew's; also, that an old man’s dar­ postarous.” “I tun aware the disparity of years—" “ My dear Mr. Burke, do not speak of for more apt io liave every tliaL To mo there is a dignity and nowhim gratified than n young man's slave. Having delivcfed this maternal lecture, j hility about a man who has passed mid­ die life that can never bo attained withthe widow dilated - upon the expenses of I I out tho experience of years. -Believ« me, the Saratoga trip, and wan rather marked । your having a alight advantage of me in in her emphasis upon a speedy subjuga­ age will but increase my affection." tion of her elderly'adorer. I “ You are only too kind. Then I may j And Miss Lucia shrugged her fair tell Frank that you—” jj isloping, shoulders, threw over them a , “ Why talk of Frank? Surely you <cloud of black lace, and dtweended to may choose n^rifo without your nephew’s । the porch where Mr. Bnrko waibid to interference.” <escort her for a drive. His manner of " I chooso a .wife ! My dear young wooing wan certainly more business like lately, what are you talking about I I have ।tiuui sentimental. Where Frank hnd uo intention of seeking a wife. ।grown eloquent over the beauty of the j “No—intention—of recking n w-ifo ! ] liquid, dark eyes, his uncle dilated upon . Have you not just made mo an offer of j the suitability of diamonds for brunette • marriage?" ] beauty. Where Frank tenderly quoted “ Not st all," was tho cool reply. “1 poetry descriptive of the slender grace whm under Um impreasion tlint you were <of the willowy figure, his uncle thought engaged to my nephew. An Frank is my ling was my betrothed wife, remember.” “ And I love Lucia as riio loves me.” Ithe most suitable carriage for a lady's exclusive < use. Likewise he expressed understood me. “Nota bit of it” <contempt fur an India shawl folded upon you should not sanction our love. in seat near the lake, as one far below the quality « he would purchase to deck a Frank has often spoken to me of your “ Hom!" * Saratoga, and if you can spore mo I will go, too.” “To-morrow she goes to 1 lady's shoulders. I should odvinc you to attend to all matters Sometimes, indeed, as Lucia informed belonging to your aunt's estate wi soon ■her affectionate parent, “ ho was a little ( spoony, pressing her Irnnd and rolling “It may keep me in Hartford a up : his pale, blue eyes over the rims of month," said Frank, disconsolately. ; his spectacles, like a fat old porpoise." ’ Coleman Burke looked, with a pitying But, as a rule, he was simply devoted ns possible, Frank.” affnctiiMi. at his. young relative, such a in a constant attention. A bouquet of fatherly love for him. peat to Frank the convcniation we have iuul ? I—my confusion—you will forget eyes. Miss Frothingham screamed, and in the evening, or an offer of escort duty thanks you for showing him the folly of at a hall, became the ustud daily routine. trusting in the lovo of a coquette. . You Blit the elderly wooer was an energetic have given mo a sharp .lesson, Unde lars more than once in a Kfc-time." and fjenristent one, and even Lucia, vain Coleman ; but I thank you that my life of hor conquest, was liewildered by the has not been blighUd by Bcridra," added rapidity of the courting. ance with Mr. Burke, and “lam not afraid of her forgetting me,” off, “ Surprised to find me away from home. Well, the fool-killer hasn't and Hopes I have seen his dear Lucia in a . There, kinder light than let me fiaiwh my paper in said kindly : Forgive me the jmin I cause you, for the love I bear you." me a tnereenary woman's treachery. You will go to Hartford ?" most dazzling Burke Irt hw ptqwr K« idle upon hia lop, while ho fell into n fit ol muring, often ufterrupted by impatient ejaeula- tioua. porch, and linking his arm in his nephew’s, / “I thank you," was the reply. “You the one I had pre- r have savw me a life of misery by showing And so Mr. Burke mnsvd and muttered M UO douieral lua iumoI exquisite i»ui«, his iuau Undo Cole­ man, with n ceremonious bow, took his depariafe, while Lucia Frothingham went Unde Coleman joined Frank on the "A letter from Frank! Coming to­ day !*’ mnsed Mr. Coleman Burke, read­ ' ing an epistle handed in at his dtxir. her taper finger last evening." be treachery." The pale face vanished. a woman's into genuux- hybterius on the wifa. cameos for her acceptance. “ Certainly! I liought a diamond ring at ------ ’a yesterday, and put it on peace. now he had positively offered a parure of expensive said Frank, loftily. “ You are actually engaged I" “ Hem ! Only a fort­ night ngu she liad but a bowing acquaint­ good test of your lady love’s constancy !" Itocn here lately, Hatt’s certain. operate with and conciliate tbo blacks. They votcl down th* proposition* or suggestions which were made In the early part of the cam|>a4<r- for a refusal to employ those colored voter* who would ut oooperate wltii Uiens, and generally sought by cpmbtuing with colored voters to carry the slretion. Izxal totuWnatioaa against the Kellogg* candidate* rere uuuls la many parlshra by men cd all parties and eolor.i. In set craijartehe* a Villon ticket of He wish s man, as L.i arid, of pant product* of ti»e State of .California for the year 1874 arc rcmarkalile. The’ she well?” hiriury of h» life. Whec he had lived lonely andarin- J Caufoknia. — The stateim uta . f tho Son a swell you are !” “And Luma?” Frank queatione.1, “is beside that of hia wife recorded the heart tube Mi*i you proved your words. necktie, and fastened a tlto two exchanged twrdial gradings. far thirty yearn, while four Htthi grave* I shall never feel any emotion but grati- bouquwt in his button-hole. “ Blew my atral. Undo Coleman, what And then Frank was in the room and sixty and Imd ixw-u a cliildfaw widower “ She vm Framnsco puptire respecting product of gold and silver was tho 8100,­ 000,600 ; of monufacttircs, 850.(XX).(X>0 ; wheat, 835,700,000 ; wool, 8s',500,0C0 ; wine, 84,000,000 ; misoellanixma articba, perfectly well laat evening, when I took her far a drive." I “You!’ ■ • " OrUiulr. V<m do ml rappew I have failsd in attention to »y future ■ uirew*. do ymt I" . ranx*iu«at.... lull* *»ro iatrreliiood provtdtax foe the anatial tex levy; repeal!tut tho county mtesi at <upcnntetuloBC4<i(M-lMxxte,*t>b>UiutiuirUw tiiwnelilp •yiUm; and appruvrlatlnK >10,00) tor <upr.nnt« u<linp Uie Mtehltfan department of the Couurnnial ex- lloatt— Billa were introdueod appropriating ten •cctiomi of State •w»mp laud* to the mile for a rail­ road from L'Aom to Uou«l>Un and Calamol; appro­ priating 140.000 f Normal Srhool at la plain Emtliah medicine*; and »> i corruption In lyiutatena. Jfor three the ItepubUoaa official* uu-tt f Warmoth'* rule are larnvly nwponsiule, aKbougu many uf Unur oypuueul* hav* Loen equally Kullly. Kifklk—The effect of all thia baa bewn to put an the ItepubUeana than of the ConaenaUve*. Untt>-d State* Marabala, who*- chief waa the fhalnnan of the Kepublman 8UU ConimtUr-. armed, !u aome Keltota'* ofltetal*. Their account and return did ahow twenty-nine majority of mrmbera of U>* lower bouae, elected by the Cx-.-werraUve*. without Unde Coleman said quietly. : not fall heir to a hundred thousand dol­ dryly, “it will be a which they thtok Scalgned to acoimptoh toetr end, whi ther the iuim be murder, fraud, civil war, or encreioa of laborer* by ‘.hetr ruiployrre. TAIrtf—White there ar* many white men of mod- src. 4. That so much at *ec. S,&03 of the Bev teed Statute* a* jiroride* that only 00 p?r centum of the rereral duties and ral— of duty Ininowj ou w-rten article* therein enumerated by rec. 2,504 »b*:i be levied, collected, and paid, be and the same I* here­ by repealed, and the wrcral duties and rates of duty prescribed in arid see. 2,604 ahal! be and re­ profonsonu ’ Prof. FroUungham. last week. main as l»y that re-ettoa levied, without the abat*- (mUiciy announced before Lis d*M that to •neut of 10 per cwattm, as jren idrd la sec 3,300. eotuudorod the artion of tbo J-ogudaturc a per­ Bac. 5. That lhe incr.-a«e of dutic* provided by sonal insult, and that he should sever hit con­ thia act shall not apply to any goxd*, ware*, or tacr- nection with tho university immediately. For chandtee actually on ship-board and bound to th* five yearn he has been profeeoor of opthalniottoogy and aural surgery, and demotudrator of anatomy. His servicea in opihajiuotology have been entirely gratuitous, and bis loan will ho a heavy one to liio uuireraity. Voction 8 troridca that nolhlnf in the act of Feb. », 1S75 (the Util; Tariff act), abal! bo comtrued to Impo** any duty on bolting cloth* heretofore ad­ mitted fre* of duty, or to require the uac of atan:;* on entriea of receipts in i«m books of Mvin«a “ But I shall not!” “ Am you convinced?" ba best Men's party mingham, Oakland county, recently, to under anwt for refusing to pay her funeral expru’o*. A ccsniso match was played at Detr«it a few daraago for 500 loaves of broad, an i the atakm were sent to Director Willard for distribu­ tion among tlio needy. Tms action of the Ix-ginlaturo with respect to the memorial from the Superviaonc of Ocntxwsc county, and censuring tbo jJrofcfcUira of the medical department of tbo State Vnircrmly, The blinds parted and Frank spoke, revealing his white face and anger-lighted “ Fully ! The boyi Mias Frwthingluun, Coleman, imported to bag*, mate, backrte, or other than light jia-rkagc*. ahall b* conaidered »usar. and dutiable a* •rah; and proeided, further, that of lhe drawback <ra re Card «ugar* exported, allowed by McUon 3,010 of the Iterlwd Statute* of too United .State*, only 1 per eent. of the amount *o allowed ahall be earth in that neighborhood might yield som©thing of thia dianrtor. a well i« now being bored with at^orr of finding out all about it. A depth of idxty-five font bra been reached with­ out striking any Urge quantity of coal, tint there are great ex]>ocialiotia. Of course it ta hoped that all the farms in lirouia will not be pttr- my wild words?" rare flowers in the morning, followed by “It will G. F. Hoar, Chairman of the made the minority report, of whjch ing in the KyuopxU.' It is' signed Hoar, Frye and Wheeler: Eirtt—That there sxloU in the White Foa aereral year* past Indicution* of hitnminotui coal ikposito b-.vc raauifiwtod themne)vew in the township ot Livonia, in iVaynn county, aixl Dear You will not re­ a call; a drive in the afternoon; a walk “ I suppose•! must go." Tur. citcnxire woolen nulla of M. Cohen nt Otaogo were burn ml a few days jg°» involving a loan of <30.000. there being uo insurance cm tbo building cr utock. colteetcd and paid, In addition to the duties now tn.puaod tn achedul* G. sec. 3.W4 of the Itoi tecdStaluteu, aa amount dtfral to 36 per cent at aaidduUni, a* levied upon tbo lerrnl article* and |tra-ln* herein di*i«uated: /■roridod, that eonixntraUd toriada or comnuttcc, Clio follow­ by Mwerr. MICHIGAN NEWS. My only fear wan lest reached “ man’s estate." “ A montii that u»y settle your whole fortune," hefadd. " liemember, men do Sac. 2. That section 3,St» of the K-vteed Htatute. be and the same la hereby amended by striking oct th» words •• 30 <mnta a jxms.t.7 and torartinj la lte-4 thereof the words “54 rents a pound;" yrtaidnj, lh*l section 3,SM of Hevtaed Statute* U and ths same I* hereby amended by striking out th* word “tvs’ wbarwrrr it occurs therein, and toaerttoc la prvcrdttit by which, oadrr pretext* th*t cm rraauy b- found, »ay Ht*te got erouirnt may be overthrown, the will of the peoplr nulltilcj, »nd fraud ud rto►aw iu*.lc peruuitunt, and ropubUeaa form* parverted to destroy liberty. ' to prompt arreet. It wm known tW pevwnte wvuU be rouRht to deprive the Conservative* of the result, if tiu-y prevailed in tbo election. It wm Um refurr UirJr internd to avoid givlas any nucb j-retexte. “ Oh, Mr. Burke, you mmt liave mis­ boj- yet in many mattera, though he had Uncle m»ly aSa-tmi »oiln*t the itepubhc*a J>ut}—* cbinr- reatiltinc tersely from fiu*nc:»l dl»uv*» << the p-uple, »nd wfateh »houkl therefore naturally have been even Evvaler in Ix>ul«teu» than ehewbere. velvet was the most becoming wear- for nearest relative and my heir, I wan anx­ ialight figures. Ah they drove, the fat ious to win the affection tft his promised old geutlcEuau aaked her opinion of his < wife. But since there is uo engngeuieut jhorses, also obtained her description of “ Hem 1” “ Yearn ore of no consequence where there is true love.” * “And the business in Hartford? proportlon of r.-giatered voter* than uanally vote in any of' tba Northern State*. . In an »irrteultural State, scantily rattled, where long journey, had 1 have encouraged that boy I” with an gnrcrumeni nadir which the pcrapenty of the hUte, accent of most magnificent scorn. “ He 1 ham, the belle of many seasons. end their wa^e* and vain* of their .hire* of pnxluo Mrs. Frothingham hoped in her heart is on amiable young follow, and I have Uua had aU-addy derttood. than uauaUy rote at clecthat Lucia would Dot be a 'fool, and I' txsen kind to him. But love lietween my­ would remember how far Mr. Coleman self and a boy of that age is simply pn>- i » “I am twenty-one, air,” (with an im- herewith la hereby repeated. by the abuses of hl* gnrernmeut, bad successfully regained the office which be bad u.urjw-d, he was again rescaled by the Federal power Uirmigh forms of law by which ho had intrrncbnd himself. He vucc mare sought to uttilffy the choice of the people very attentive io Mum Lucia Frothing with a wife!” hear reason. b*M*vn such a tioofrrrbcr might, by making a tarmlnattou to th* uncertainty in Ixiuisiatia, br, on the whole, Ira* Intolerable than th* preecal (dilution of that dtelracte-l p-cqda, but to any resolution reo-vi- ** You are so kind she murmured. “ I am contemplating a speedy return milliod of money, and luul made fortun­ “ Yon may lovo hor ; she in pretty and fawrinnting, but what aho lorca in your Manhal Packard at their head, cooperated. In only three pariahea did the Depuldiean Superrteora at Ileetetratloa make any complaint of unfair <w in- must nave iindvrsUxxi the uivwliiiig vf from business years Ixdore, worth hidf a ate Gorarnor, KrllofS, b* recnguV-d. Xrilh*r, tn view of the fact that U.ey know nnthtos of Ite merit* a* Judpod by competent eridetax. do Umqt vi*h to he •sd falr.Jhc saauraptto-j of th" minor:ty, thafruouith colored voters tatret th -rrfore have been prevent'd from voting at the late election by th* reodlection at the Coifs x and Coudutta kilting* (tho cmwm and ctrcumauucca of which are disputed), and by otiy.r acta which eerurred year* before, to have changed have ventured to summon you here. You lady, but tlto during the rahiam of Gov. Warmoth, In IH72, the HepubUcau J artJ has long bad control of the ma­ chinery of the fiUtr. The late registration show* an With an air of deepest devo­ where there in a atroug mutual love------- ” know you do not like TIm oomudUoo conclude an follomi: To arohl mtachlef and thr eonhwion at a cliau««, u>r majority of tho cUlrara at U.utaSaua mu will- ■ ' for his promised yci 'ho said Tl.r underalgnsd, majority of tbs Committee on the State nf the South, respectfully repost that they cannot atfree to tba report made to the committee by Mesaro. How, Wbeoter and Frya.' The taws inimical to lhe rabr-J people <rf loatetatM, referred to In ' Mcw.ra. Fostsr uxl I’beJp* think that ilw ' popular tew. taking l«th Oonran-alirc W1<1 Itadical cirdra, indlnen on tLe whole to Justify by tho wrctigfol action of tho Hetiiraing Bean!; Kdlogg'a etahas, and teat, as Kolk.gR ta and Hewers. Hoar, Wbealcr and Fryo unite in a bra been acting Governor of Looirtaaa fur tbo minority rap rt, and Footer axaenta with How, lea. than fl ,rtX> nor more Uixn fi.CfO:. d»«f.prw<<ted prat two yearn, to dmiy bta right and inrtall Wheeler and i’rvo to a cctuprocitec rooogturing /ortJter, That a judguirnt for the penalty tn favor of another in bik place, after teU lapwo of ten* lanojgsa Governor, and giving tho majority the party affxrteved. egal Bat any each Dtetrtct Altormight iiirolvo incalculable ininchiof to tee legal in the Hotwo to tho Conservative delegate. aud'politicai interoita of tbo State! “Gb, then.” Junta little later, Mias Frothingliam, idl smiles and white muslin, sailed into some young fellow who had won Lucia bride, Tim Mjorityof the Inreotigatin^ Oommitte ••at by Ccngnm to New Orlcaan to liKjnira into tlx! condition of affaire in Louudana liare sub­ mitted Uieir report to the Howm. The follow­ ing are the coticluxiciai reached by the ct>m- NO. 23. 815.500,000-nearly 8212.000,000. Tue population of California, in 1870, wan ‘ 500,874. with a Caucasian popul^fon ot . u« lUo M0,000. Th. rnrr— ot ib« | population of the city of Son Francisco during the past year, Was 25.000, and । “You like her better thaa you did,” mure than 2,000 nww I coatinnod Frank, pleadingly ’ J erected. bnilding were indicate a peaceable and fair clcctom; In fact, after lhe riait of the find ontoulUro and rtwtall of the irj«-rtal enmnilttae, the KeJloax party, with a!) their mactilni ry for coDerting ortdenor, were un­ able iQiwixJuer In th» entire State tc<we ll.au half a doran j- reora to trattfy to anything Unprachms too frerd-ra and talrtuwe of U»« tato elerttora wtai were not offiraltoldere or coanveted with oflteebrtitara. Again*; Mich faeta It raciu* U. ra idle to that the <u»turb*tox« M> rtrtdly pictured by to. mlannly «.idd hare kept up torougbout the Mato •nch a f«Un« of tatottolaltoa a* would Jratlfy the aaeniuptien that but tor that ferlin« the hrate Mould hare gone to-publtoan. *11 experirnee .how. that Uw rrauH at th» elrrttot. rf JS74, to Lor.ialana, a* returned by th* Returning Board, wra natural and tab* rataly wxourted for by the rra-oon w* hare pren. We hrtd, Uwrrfnre, that la November. 1«4, tor of th* State of lz.aud*na did fairly hare a free, peare able, and full reffbteatton and eleetam. BUmih—These remedies ar* but superficial. Efficient educational tid wool ! have dour mucl> to prevent the evil, and may do much to effect thcure. The public re.-nUment of the rest of the coun­ try. without dtetinctinn of party, m*y do much to remove, a* It ha* already unfortunately done much to *KKravatr, tbo evil* of Ixititetena. Th* people should ba mad* to understand that tbo authority lodged In the national governmsut to prrasrve a republican form of governmont and to protect tho right* of all dtteenn will be kindly but fearieasly and »teadily txcrcto*d, and that no party in thl* country will accept the alUanoo of men who are Tlctiots ibereef, *h*U br Cued out tb*n Bar lag over to families of coat let* their individual more than f l.UM, or «b*tl be ImpriKMMid not kra •arolajs. Jfoass—ITjnrard of 200 bill* wt re introduced, th* than thirty daya nor more than nan year: I'ruridnt, That all peraon* may elect to rue tor the jieaally folio* lag Iwlug tba meat iu.portent: Itepeal.ng tbo proi istona of ulwotete statute* ratatiM totuffltiv* Tbo report h aoeumpoaUd by a nsBaJntkui recommending ths recognition of Kellogg and the return of tho fivv Conscrvativo meoibcn of the Lcgialature. vidrd /urtkrr. That a Judgment for tbo penalty la favor of tba party Bartered or a Judgment upon an indictment, shall be a bar to eltbr.- proaecution ro- Tbo following arn the coucltuuonn of that jxirtioH of the report which relate* to iutuni- WEDNanur, Feb. 24.—Smalls—DiUe intro­ duced : Providing for a lien fur laiw>r «u logs and lumber; for Uir jwyraent of court f»*• la law and �——■ T* J I REED & r0 $ ■sdicis-l plant*, •»• PLANING MILL A. W. OLDS, Proper. uv to ribbons with their Mr riubit Mill » and, m my machiaer the beu and laUM sly attention ot the public or grind iu to fiowdofs in MARCH fl, 1675 FRIDA V, th under: og across the tentl in a rail­ 1 would invite the CASH. road carriage, aud there is. non hi ng Eiih-er a man mu‘t be content with but >u inch of iron flange to iund us {poverty all hia life, or else be willing 1qu the line. So when we are in a to deny himself wmo luxuries, and ship, and there is nothing but the fLANiNG, Carriages nave, to lay the bane of indenendcuce thickness of a plank betw.en us and in the future. But il a man deficit eternityWe imagine, titan, that wo the Allure, and spends nil tlut ho earns sec how cluse we are . (whether hia eurniuga bu one dullar the precipice. * tor lean and hungry partiliou the s«a ur on the land, the wont at sumo that divides us from eternity is some­ no matter what he thinks. thing less titan the uak half inch iron To save is alrs -lutely tho only way to get a. solid furtnne; flange.- t-iy of life and death there is nu Tho Usfuu 'that hold plank, or n Thu macltin- is witiiin us. the beating other co tain inotlr. Those who shuts their eyes and cars to these plain , powers in their plnce;are uftener not facta will be forever |>our, uud for | thicker titan a sheet of papter, and if their obstinate rejection of the truth, mayhap in w II die Let (hem ihst partition rupture, it would rag* and filth J be the same at if a cannonball its. slritck vs din and thank tlirm- Death is had insepaarbly aclves. . But, uy! They take a.suit bound up with life iu tho very jBtfUc- of • recompense in cursing Great Waste of breath ! lure of our bodies. fortune. They might man further from time, go os well curse niuuntains and eternal can, at hills. Formas does not give away her death than the thickness of a sheet them to the Irighest bidder, to The COOLETB HEN. hardest, wisest worker for the boon Cooley had spme trouble with one Men never make so fatal jt mistake as of his hens. She wanted to set, and He put- her when they think they .ire mere crea­ he didn’t want her fo. under a barrel, ducked her at the tures of fate; ’us the sheerest folly pump, threw her into the air and in the world. Every man may make reasoned with her, but she would per­ or mar his life, whichever he may sist on going back to the . nest Fi­ choose. Fortune is for those who, nally he put a hot porcelain egg un­ by dtlligence, honesty, frugality, place der her,- but she skipped about un­ til it cooled, and then she returned themselves is position Io grasp hoki anti sal on the egg with ’ the air of of fortune when it appears in view. having resolutely determined to The best evidence of frugality is tho hatch a set of crockery and a couple five hundred or more standing in your of flower pots out oi the porcelain de­ name al the savings bank. The Lest lusion. Then Conley .resolved to blow her otE He placed half a evidence of honesty i» both dilligencc pound of gunpowder under the nest, and frugality. nnd laid a slow match out. into the \aM. As soon as he snav tho hen sufely seated, he went into, tho kit­ Meantime Mrs. O. •$. Hadsell the lively -editor of 'chen to get a light Cooley entered the hen house to the Hartford Day Spring, has been . hunt for eggs and to ascertain if that nominated fur County Superinten- idiotic । chicken was setting yet. dent of Schools for Van Buren Co., Then Cooley came out and fired tho In a couple of muiures there on the Democratic ticket.' lie will train. was a fearful explosion. A second undoubtedly be elected, as the Day later. Mrs Cooley emerged precipiSpring has a large circulation in Van lately from the dour with her mouth Buren sounty and O. D. is competent full of feathers, her hair full of burn­ and popul.tr. An amorous old coon, ngetl 50 years, named John Liugley, of Jackson, Imls been arrested lor incest on his step daughter, Nancy Vandcrherger, aged thirteen years. The girl stated that the old wretch had been holding in­ tercourse (or the past year, and by ...a«) Potatoes, ,r ' Bejurt. “ ‘ Applv*. groen, “ • Turnips, * “ “ Clover seed. “ • Timothy oocd.“ ‘ ■ iluionv. “ Corn, per "Olbn, Barley per 100 Ibo. Egg*, per doien.... Bolter, per lb..... Dried Apple*, •• “ Lard,............ •• Drnuod Hoge •• *■ Plaator « ton-------- , of paper. She sells real and subslontihl goods. Red Experienced Workmen Employed. Received at the C. O. D. Store of 2.25 :o.t« . ti.iiTA o 0,08 _________ 6,00 1D.00&U w he Struggle os would to widen tho space, no any Dressed Flooring, Siding, Moildlngs, &c., W'E arc using this year, tUe bed —ITO whrrl in America. 0.95 WE warrant all our Springs to Of every description' kept constantly on band. .../.“I) 75 Stand the LEVER TEST. WE use the belt Circle in the World. .1.40 69 1.75 . WE UM the foet Axle, norie better in ......... 60____ 66 ........... :20ft-40 the market. ....5,5Ufon.flO WE Sell this year very cheap for ................... 4.00 Cash. ...1,26 01.M WE are going to I also manufacture Soft and Hard Wood Whether on future lime—lor it will surely come, Re-sawing, &c., OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. tu the. edge of But we do not see it. or ten dollars every tiny) let him look Hatching, GIVE AWAY For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. Tuath and SblYiffles. TO OUR CU8T0MKKS ONE constantly on hand. BEAUTIFUL CUTTER $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS-, Depot, Nashville, Mich. Au who buy a buggy of us will be en­ nORTGAGE SALE. DvfruU having been made in th* conditions •fa e«rtain indenture of mortgage, made and executed on the third day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Mvraty two, .by Alonxo B. Stevenaon,' sol* and only heir at law of Rox­ ana Steven-on. d-c«>a«vd, and Eli»a J. Stav­ enson. hia wife, of Woodland, Michigan, in favor of Eliaba Bannitter, of Windsor coun­ ty, Vermont, which said mortgage waiduly recorded io the office of tba Register of Deed* of Barry county, Michigan, on lh« third day of September, A. D. 1872, at five o'clock P. M-. in Uber X of mortgage*, on page :I62, which nid mortgage was given to »ecure the payment of five hundred and sixty ($660.00) dollar*, four yea-* from the date cf (he eatd *-l«h iniar«ai'at iba rale of ten per cent per annum pay­ able annually ; And it was thereby nod in said mortgage expressly agreed that should any default be made in the payment of said totvreat Sr any part thereof on any day whereon the rame wm made payable as therein expretaed, and should the same re­ main unpaid au I in arrears fur the unace of thirty days, ih:nand from thenceforth, that is to say. after Ibe lapse of the said thirty day*, the said principal sum of five hundred and sixty 'dollars, with all arrearages of in­ terest thereon, should al the option of the obligee, bls executor*, administrators, or assigns, teeome and be due and payable immediately thereafter, although the period a* above limited fur the payment thereof might net then, have expired, anything therein before contained to'tho contrary thereof in any wi*e notwithstanding; and default having been ma le in the paymen* of said interest, and the same having been and remained unpaid aud in arrears for the •pace of thirty day* and upwards, the afore­ said principal num of five hundred and sixty dollars with al! anvanws st InUsrvst therron. bath Ix-rn snd Is dcelaml to l> i iww dne an.! |ayabk. and Ummv is now (Jaiiond to b>* due ou aald tixleHtitre of titled to a ' 1TICKET TO DRAW A W. OLDS. 48 ATTENTION, ALL! Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to buy for Cun I have a full line of Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men; Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &e. Middle of September, Next! AINSWORTH & BROOKS, I»RICJE LIST: Best Coal Box Buggy, 1 seat, $130 00 2nd » 120 00 “ “ 150 00 Best Square Box'Buggy ‘ 125 00 2nd “ “ “ ’ 160 00 Best Democrat, two seat, 140 00 2nd “ " 125 00 3rd , “ “ Best Square Box Top, single, 250 OU 2nd “* ...................... rubber 205 00 ing straw and warm blood, and an assortment of drumsticks, gizzards and claws distributed around over her dress. .Then she made a dash at Cooley. What tho result was I do nut know. But I met him on the following Tuesday with court plas­ part toermf • Notice U hereby «b ter ou ins Duse aud a look of subjec­ of tlx- p"wrrof «*h- In mM mort«i tion in bis eyes, and he ioformed me and provhlod, I ■h»ll m-1/at public auction orvrixJuv confidentially that the neyt hen that ■ 1 north I'.ml <Lmr rrf tin. t.H’rt kmuan tn llw Best Top, two horse, two seat, 300 00 2nd “ “ “ 240 06 Best Patent Road Wagon 90 00 “ Platform Spring Wagon 160 00 WE WARRANT all tie ABOVE WORK p», lb. High.* Uuhl Fri« tor POTATOES, CORN, apples, OATS, Clover Seed, tus., Delivered at their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE In every particular to be equal to any offer­ We also keep on hand and have for sale ed in the Stale. We dj not u»e any of the cheapest grades of slock. Tho above price* arc below any LATH, one that vo know of, for the »ame clan of SHINGf.ES, woi-k. We can make .a etnas of work for WATER LIME, . amch leM than the above prices, but do not chosne to riak Ibe hard-earned repo tai ion SALT, of the concern by co doing. We are offered HAIE. wheela for eight de liars per sot, spring* at STUCCO, twelve cent* p*r pound, and we very re­ spectfully dedllned to buy a single set of fe-, _ fa them. With that d’W of material we can sell a Buggy for eighty-five dollars and make money at that. Our lime in trade which <• sfiip and retail at bottom prices. w< uld bo very abort if we should do it. Hastings, Feb. 16tb, 1875. - $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes. Which I am bound to sell 10 prr Cent House in town. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. G, A. TRUMAN AINSWORTH fc BROOKS, J. L. REED A CO. Proprietors. GRAND RIVER QON1E DOWN TO NASRYILLE FOUNDRY I Plows, Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, SvirwM NEXT 30 DAYS KOCHER BROS. Have just received a mx> New Stock of Goods’! I WILL SELL boys were beaten, and tion iu the shape of “aawolf in sheep’s DRESS GOODS. BEST PRINTS, 10 Cta, Tux PaiNTxa’s name of Geo. E. Bindley. His tyne name was found out to be Chas, A Sruity.—Wo Ice ' Eastman, who pegged boots one saw a young man gazinc at the »ry heavens, with at in 1 Qy- and a -------- of pistols in the other. We Ndeavored 2 attract his ollOtinn by -ing 2 a pajier we held iu our relaling 2 a man in that (of the conn try who had left home io a st8 of derangement. He dropped the tand pistol* from his 03^07*, with the! : “It is I of whom U read. 1 left home befi my frtond* knew my design. I s0 the of a girl who refuse to lislO to me. but smiled upon another 1 -------- cd from the bouse uttering a wild .' 2 the God of |«-e and without replying to the ?? of my friends canw here with this t an 1 -------- of pniols, 2 put n . to my exisIUc. My case Lu no 9 in this j” year, for allowing another horse to follow him off. PAY THE Yard wide -Sheeting 9 cts. BOOTS & SHOES, Knit Underskirts, HO cts. HATS, OAaHS. FOB ALL KINDS OF mao’s A VALUABLE NEW BOOK. COUNTRY PRODUCE, ef our readers to Dr. R. V. Pisses'* forth­ Hides, Pelts and Fen. Hives Junction, GROCERIES. ; them Crockery Best Velveteens, 75 cents. Groceries AU HW Hose, 45 cents per pair. And S Cent SOAP. OF ALL KINDS, And in fact everything usually kept in a FIRST-C LASS Nashville, Fyb. 4nd, 1875. FUENim MANUFACTORY1 JACOB LENTZ & SONS Grocery ail Mei Store ? I wish to inform the public that I will sell BIG PILE OF GOODS FOB A Ohl Town Rio,25and28 CenU. to ’ •‘widows and orphans.” Green Bay husbands will stand a j great deal of pocking at, anti w*ilt even submit to tic struck with a stove teg, but when their wives ask ’em to get up at midnight and briag *n the ctoth83 off the line, titlfs Lou much, and a fight ensues. i SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY contain about nine hundred pages, will be delivery early in April The Author bas 21-46 become widely and favorably known Io I he REESE & DETTERICK. gy. :b« Cerebral Famctimu. T«-:operan»cun. HygieaU the demand*. MIRRORS,PICTURES, FRAMES AND CARDS, BRACKETS, 1 ■■ ' ff7“ In connection with Baby Cais ani PraMata i MEAT MARKET! BOOTS AND SHOES COFFINS IND CASKETS, AND Of Mil style* and vises, and METALIC CASES fnruiabed to ordM GOOD MEATS! The'Highest Prtcc Paitl for and Readij Made Clothing j SHROUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly an hand. Clocks, Spectacles, tfc. AT PRICES CHEAPER THAN EVER, iSr Pelts. REMEMBER THE PLACE— Red Sign, No. 1 AT THE DOWN TOWN STORE OF —-------Clad Ling arv practical topics aw i are treated tan practical axanacr. The bmv of Water aa ' a Re*.-dial Ageai reertvw. that attention j sUicfe it de«rve». Coder Ik* bead •? Rem - Country Produce. Jn nice tin cauni»ler». DUSTERS, AC.. AC., iluuan PUysicsl and Hcnlal Culture, Ventilation, The Highest Price Always Paid far Together with a full auortment ot Treatment, or which iLek relative imporiaacc Parlor, Library, Dinin, Office ail TRIUMPH BAKING POWDER! GEHERAL FUNTURtl! Tea Setts for 65 Cts. foreign nation*, tbiffiugh n’l bi* FanTVj Mcditinni, and a* the founder of tba World * ] “fl Nashville, Dee. let, 1874. CHAS. W. DEMARAY HR DICKINSON. SOUTH. TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TIME. Please call and examine these Goods W. H. KOCHER A Br». Then Try My $1 Tea, GLASSWARE, coming book entitled The People's Common K7*“ At toon at Spring opent we well bound, illuatrated with about two hun­ shall tend out a Wagon to buy Fresh dred wood culs and colored plates, and sent BUTTER and EG&S. Fort Wayne, Jamon & Saelnaw B. R. MICHIGAN AND THE HiR-liest Cash Thrice Diopetuury al Buffalo. N. T., cotablubed They have a novel mt-iluul-'ol' raw ing luii’is lor the pour iu Rising Suu, 1 ., - ^'!lCh ’Udividu il pays htj» “quar- ।aalborahtju. From a perusal of advance | ler,” i» Ihoronghiy bliudfoMmL takes |pugvs, we believe fhc book i* ealauUted fo I n whet-l.lrarruw by fhc hiindlcA. he eminently u eful. Il cmbracea a wide turn* round once and strikes out uud 1 nms lur a stake IM ynnir distant. !•<•<■ or l^» dirvc’neair upon the all importThe person who hatjs the wbcri-ber. aut <{USrtUu uf health. Biology, 1‘byaif-loh»w newest tIm Make hi entitled to* the “pile," which is thuo tlvnuled MldJlevlUc, before purchating elsewhere. they dared clothing,” pretending to be a Cungrothe schoolroom for home, gational minister, and passing by ihe till after dark. SHAWLS, CASSIMERES, Goins XBant- Having filled my store with a fresh stock of choice . Other* at 9 or Eck«. REESE & DETTERICK Good Waterproofs, 90 cts. some so badly used that not leave and gwrwn?, CONBISTING OF Mall. Charlotte, Vermont villa. Naabrille. !1mUd<i ’ MtddWviBa, FOB ANYTHING IN THE LINE OP DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. No. 1 Batts, 20 cents. en; smalt VALLEY DIV. NEW GOODS! threats prevented'her aud her moth­ wanted to set, might set in peace through the. ages of lime and all court lor lue county i,f lia er from making complaints. twenty fourth day of April. through tho unending cycles of etern­ Beecher keeps as fat as a wood­ ity before he woule bother btmself chuck, preaches the best of sermons, abqul her.—[ Max Adder. and it is thought if ho had a couple He Didn't Cails.—A Dewly mar­ more of great sorrows on hand he ried couple from somewhere down would l>e twice as happy and live a 1 he Lansing road were riding in a Grand River car yesterday, and the one hundred aerre of Ibe nortb-waal quarter u thousand years. Uoe thirty-four, (1*1 In town tour, (Ij not th groom insisted on holding the bride's -van ll| wml. "Hazing’’ seems to b*i growing in KI.I3UA UANNISTKK, hand iu his big red paw. CLKMENT SMITH, Morl<»; favor at the West as rapidly iu it is -Oh ! no, don't!” she said as she becoming disreputable in the East. jerked her hand away. “ Oh ' liiv, let me hold yer hand, According to the Peoria Transcript jest for ten minutes be "pleaded. the system is in full blast in the High “Shoo’ Don’t you see they orc School of that city. Among the ex­ looking at us ?” she whisjiered. amples it gives arc the following. “They arc, ch he replied, look­ One small boy was bound his hands ing up and down the car. “Wall, now, I ’ m going to put my arm right behind his back, find the rope passed around ye, aud if any fellow in this around his neck so that any attempt car dares to spit croaked I'll git up’n to release hunseif Would lead to mup the floor with him until I wear choking* another J>oy was forced in­ him up to his shoulder-blades !'* to the vcntiloiot, or hot-air tubes of His arm encircled her, and the the fumoce ; boys were hissed down other passengers looked as solemn as if they were on their way home from even in the schoolroom when at­ G. F. WILSON, Prop. a funeral.—Free'Press. ' tempting declamation ; dinners were Whitehall has lately had a sensa­ stolen from the smaller boys and eat­ Lowei than any other NMhnBe Mich. r. ’ DtivmAM. li.-j H.U S5' �■ - ihUUHur* Too much aaual be said in regard to the The vocal music under the’dlreptioa * of Dr. Berber, showed. that ihe school bad I been wril drilled for that part of lhe outer- Clothdtbiff.’..-: ' I Boots nnd Shoes, Caps, r Gents* Fu rnishing Goods, I music. D. Office two I fligbt, wi;h old^gdwspapers for his bed and Led covering. iu as small • The piece* which we worthy of particular :R M.. D.,' Hornco ? FRIDAY. a town mortal newspaper a . Vermontville and mlko it pay unless ■3»We Came In," by tba school. “Always Cheerful?’ by the school. . J . Good Good* and Low PricesTell! Best Brints, a.vd 9 cents, —Rev. C.I. Dey* and family am “ Good Morning,” by Ida Clrrcr. LIEBHAUSER, TAILOR Pussy’s Beoti and Shoes, right glad to TOHN Q CRESSY, bm Mistaka,” by Ota Wheeler, Capt. and his family down takes. •• Teapannea Dsolamation,*’ by Gaorre continue to tarry, on Stale street. ...... KH K Declamation by George Crittenden. Declamation- by Clarence Barbar. rioh men enter the Kingdom of Heaven. The People cf the State of Michigan en­ “The Two Spiders," by Reale Mead, act, That it shall not be lawful hereafter showed that the contribution bex is not bla. PARADY. Manufacturer of / J time during tho whatever, any woodcock until after tho fifth day of July; or any prairie chicken, or pinnated grouse, ruflled grouse, com­ m the baldrat Hon, and if the old saying These two littlo speakers spoke up loud monly called partridge or pheount. or has aaything to do with it, she will go out any wood duck, teal dock,, or mallard and plain, and were applauded for their fine duck, save only from the’ first day of as meek as the meekest Ismb. little speeches. . September in each year to tbe first day of X—Wedawday night the mall train peered “Poor Maa al th* Gates of Paradise,” by anuary next following. Approved March 27, 1878. Arthur Ainsworth, showed how seldom tion open, If there is such P any wild turkej at any Galea. “Tho New Church,” by Richard Brake. in «aow and cold weather. . bold JOHN R. EASTMAN. Crittaadca, was well spoken sad had tbe account of the heavy blockade ofsnow. pastor of the Christian Church, some four weeks ago sent in a letter of resignation as pastor of said Clfurch, and the society, at their bujineaa showed what some localities require of a minister' “ Choosing,’’ by a half dox«n little girls, was well rendered. • “ Hang up lhe Baby's Stocking,” by littlo . N. B.— The public will please, bear in mind that this is no old shelf warn stock, but all new, having been bought within the vast three months. LOCAL MATTERS. ■9. Jdaohine Needles at Dickinson’s. —Heavy Yard Wide Factory, for JOels. ■ . at Truxaxs. of the village last Tuesday evening. A dollars in money, as a tok'en of lheir rtlarge altendsnoe and a pleasant time was .gards toward them for their s’erviccs* Over thirty persons from this village There some things connected with tho en­ went out and enjoyed themselves, 110111 tertainment, however, that tended to mar General Conveyancing, Collections a specialty. after the midnight hour. • fl9. Durham sells Si. 20 T for 90 cts. gar New Orleans Molasses at . A. HoosaASox. its harmony. ' B3L- NEW DRESS GOODS just opened at Tevman’s. Quite a number of persons were unable to —Last week Darwin’ Williams, the chap who attempted to steal a watch of C. A. Dil- get into the main roem and were forced to It is supposed lenbeek In January last, was taken to State remain in the entry way. money to loan MRS. L. O. CROCKER Ha* just received a complete assortment of FALL AND WINTER ELLHBY&mCY GOODS! - 19. Call and toe Truman’s new Goods. had. ' —Good Kid Gloves for$l at Prison by the County Sheriff to' slay one by those who were fortunate enough to get Kocher Bros. year, ait a reward for his thieving propensi­ into the ehurch that another concert was 1^. Fifty packages of 10 cent Calico ties. When the Sheriff and-his charge held in tbe entry room. This supposition is reached the prison, the thief was identified founded on the fact of there being much just opened at Tavmax's. as a prisoner by the name of BiU Pike who noise out there. It should be known by all, aud right here I wish to suggest, that a man’s' cheek is not escaped from the Sheriff of Case Co., some two months ago, by jumping from the train a good place to put tobacco quids. Also VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. Tl^crc DELL JUST ARRIVED At A. P. Nichols’ Shoo Store,—Wm. Howe, The Eureka Sap Spouts ore surpassed by no others, and give'thc utmost satisfaction. They are, to a great extent, used in every Stnte where maple sugaf is nt tide. and wherever once introduced the demand for them is rapidly increasing. With the latest improvements, they are pronounced, by at! who have used them, to be the only Sup Spout worth noiiciug, or fit fur use. sg<£ came off Tuesday, in Esq. Chipman’s Below is a list of sugar makers who used them last season and say they will now use no spout but the Eureka: G. M DAVENPORT, S.S. INGERSON, A. B COOPER, BARLOW, ORDINANCES. Nasutillk, Mick. Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Dressing, Shampooing, tbe beat of Oils used. the Union House. Last Saturday Mr. W. L. Parker’s house And just at that moment a quid of tobbaoco, warm and fresh from the mouth of some “chawer,” hits him on the cheek, it is apt caught fire in the roof, from * store-pipe. to make.him forget the speeker, nay more, Fortunately it was timely discovered and Shop just south of <8 Fill MILLINERY GOODS! Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS OF TUB On Sunday afternoon the cry of fire was raised, and Ed. Partello's house was dis­ It also caught from the otove-pipe. However il had not gained much headway, when dis­ covered to be on fire in the roof. covered, and a few pails of water endued it. This i« the aocond tim* that Partello's winter and he house baa caught fire this wants to look aharp. DRESS MAKING AND Remember “ three Widow Sherman’s house, two miles east Aone in the Latest Styles and with noauteai .CALL N0S0G1BM1KERC1H HfORD g WITHOUT TRIM. 19. It pays to buy goods al No- 1. commencing to “chaw*” who, undoubtedly, do not understand that thin is so. At any rat* al thy oncert some some two or three gflr For Sap Pana and Buckets cAll al She still retains the services of Miss court, before a jury. The case involved the young me trin the gallery, when they had Smith and Putnam's. They have the cheap­ Downing, and is prepared to make title to certain personal property which finished “charing their terbacker," instead est and the best. 18 DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. Hartom claimed and which the administra­ of quietly dropping the quid on the floor, or tor, Lewis Durkee, commenced suit for. The New York Herald recently depositing on the window-sill or the corner Clement Smith appeared for the Administra­ published a report of the H,984 th day tor and A. M. Flint and W. H. Beadle for down upon the audience. Now when a man of tho Beccher-Tillon scandal; It the defendent. The jury found a verdict in is sitting at a concert and listning with quiet occurred in the year 1900. favor'sf the Administrator, and thus endeth attention to some little boy or girl saying. the second chapter. matter, which we referred to a few weeks their |>eculiar construction) the jxircs of tbe timber do not become seasoned or contracted as is the case when open spouts are used, and tb(^wound is left open. The inner end of lhe Eureka enters the Lap or bore with three thin flanges about ns thick ns the back of an ordinary (able knife, leaving open spaces between each flange (or the flow of the sap from the outer pores. The outen pores being the best yielders are often wedged by wood and other plug sjmmiIs to ihe depth of half an inch or mure, greatly dimin­ ishing the amount of snp that would otherwise be obtained. Wooden spouts, as well as many other kinds that aro used, arc of short duration; but sourness is one of their worst features,—and this is always found in them as the season advances. Those Itaving lheir holes in tbo center, when driven info the tree dnm up a little anp, which remains there during lhe season, constantly ‘to freeze ami suur. This soon bocmucs thick and gummy, closing all tho |>ores. Then to get more sap, the trees must be rcbored, which usually only deepens the hole. The aour spool i< then replaced, which will only sour the next run. 'Die hole in the Eureka, by w.hich tbe sap leaves the tree, is at the very bottom of the auger hole. This being bored on a little upward slant no sap can Le he'd to freeze or sour. Then; loo, the Eureka being metallic, at.d pa'vanued, absoibs no sap, consequently Fuurucss in the spuut aud bore never occurs. Many ask why the Eurekas run ealier in tho day and continue later at night, and later in the season? It ts this: wood and other tubular spouts having lheir holes in the cenror, freeze up at night first, at the outer or dnp end,—iho sap continuing to flow, fill up the spout and auger hole, and hav­ ing no escape, freezes solid. The Eurekas, constructed as they arc, nnd being conductors of heat, do not freeze, and continue to flow much later, until the sap in the tree stops circulating by freeing. In the morning, ti c spout and anger hole being free from ice, the siqr commences t<> flow early from the outer pore?, which thaw out first. With wood and other p ug spouts, these pores are wedged, consequently cannot flow until the spo it mid auger hole are free from ice. Hence we see why the sap commences to flow earlier from the Eurekas, and continues later in the,day. Add lhe auger hole never becoming sour by the spout, continues, without rebormg, to flow much later in lhe season. Considering the advantages gained by the Eureka Sap Spouts, and lhe low price for which they are sold, —a first-class workman, who is prepared to do all kinds of work In the latest style.* 2A-26 —The first case ih the RuMcll-Hartoro CUT FREE OF CHARGE 1 FOB TIE HITII Dili the law during the time specified. Trans­ gressors of these acts should beware or JiLIIIU CHIPM-W, Justice of tfie Peace, Nashville, Mich. lhe most perfect and convenient arrangement for hansing the Bucket, doing away with the spike, so injurious - to the tree. Being metallic, they arc conductors of heat, and'never.freeze, nor soak up With sap nod sour. Their construction is such ns not to obstruct the flow of sap from the outer pares, as do wood and other plug spopts. Trees tapped with these spouts require no reboring during the season; the air being excluded from tho bore (by continuous nets, or during March, April. May. and Ji meeting, last Saturday, accepted his resig­ Glenna Stone, was remarkably well doae for Jtmahrllto. MleM._________ nation. Mr. DaGeer will preach until hia a child, of Glenna’s age. At tbe close of the «>xcrei*ea Mr. Critten­ den, in a neat but brief speech, presented, —The Christian society held a social in the name of tho school, to Flors McGraw, al Mr. C. Kills', two and half miles West organist, and Richard Drake, artist, eight REASONS WHY THEY ARE PREFERABLE to any others. They are more Simple, Durable, Convenient and~Eemwmizing. taH' Parties having unsettled accounts with lhe -late firm of Aylswoph & Fuller. They ate made Iron) lhe best quality of iron, and are kyanized. They will Thcy~rfo not injure lhe Will please call and settle the same st uucc not rust or corrode and will last fur generations. with free, aud are quicker adjusted than dny other. They will yield enough W, A. AYLSWORTIL morev sap, extra, every season. Io doubly pay their entire cost. They .Nashville, Jan. 1st, 1875. will rnn earlier and later in the day. and later in the season.' They havo 4be Bute of Michigan, except Lakts Michigan. Superior, Huron, St. Clair, the St. Clair and the Detroit Rivers, and Lake Eric: Provided, Nothing in this act shall be construed as prohibiting eoin owners of fish ponds from fishing therein, as they may think" proper. Approved March 27, 1878. they will find themselves in trouble. Bucket Hangers All kinds of produce taken, in exchange for Goods. —The first day of Spring, In Nashville, true as * rousing, biastaring, winl’ry one. It “ Faith and Doubt," by Flora McGraw and Lucy Kellogg, showed the dark and mad could be, and they went sky-larking bright side cf life, and was wall spoken. E. Dancbs, Proprietor. around, ready and anxious to fight any or “Emma’s Trial*,”, by Emma Bllstine, yVjUtelMVlT-foJE. - Mloniwun. paper has been extensively circulated and everything. suited some of the severe trials that Hlile signed by the voters of this vicinity, who —Another .terrible snow storm set in folks have. pledge themselves to assist each other in Bunday night, and the storm lasted Mon“ The Curfrw Bell,” by Eva Gregg, was the protection of fish and gtfrne, and also wri! spokca. Mis* Era’s Ui’eresee If pkle JONES, the sun came out bright and clear but lhe and distinct. lion of any and all persons who violate roads are rendered almoat impassible on “ Minister Wauled,” by Willie Kellogg, FJNION HOUSE. —Rev. W. W. DeGeer, AND Men's Boots, ?2.75 to Siu, • Men’s and Buys' Suits Clothing, from exceptions, that was not a credit to ths fawn, eave only during the month* of Sd to $30 a Suit. !. u now school. Those more especially noticeable October. November, and December in each —Even the oldest Inhabitant cannot ra­ .JMA. mm w mm Brown and Blr-ackr-d Cotton, 8 4" 9 cts Church. M. ELINT. ISM'CEHENTS TO CASH BUYERS! Noah. LAWYRR,; V USUWAL tbe pluck of Pharoah pud the faidi ul “ Beautiful Home of th* Blcrt," by Flora .“ Over Yonder," by the school. a BASEY, Drayman. Goods.nd " sin) «<• ax v !■’*« <* «*• vHla*r. pUEMENT SMITH. Patent Cr alvjn.nl zed with McGraw and Ida Ralrtou. Mood.,. <Uu4 hteu? SUb. It the stare of H. B. Dftooi, he practises rigid economy, aud is-endowed .MARCH S, 1875 j woods and on tho leva!. No man lives that can run a _ stove-pip* where it passe* through the chamber floor. The burning of a rocking­ chair aud some clothes was the extent of the BEE. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE! Last week Thursday night, just after we had gone to press, Paler Davis' house, one mile east of the village, was entirely de­ stroyed by fire. We leax nod the particulars and hastened to print them in a little sup- E. D. BITGOOD, Pkopriktor. —Wo judge that the Maple uot yet. »ui of the Grove school “difficulty” is The meeting called on the 22nd.ult was adjourned. On lhe 25lh tho school board had a meeting MEAT MARKET! at the Assessor's, 8, T. ROE & CLEVER Hagennan.s when they decided-* to school bouse against । purposes, but and Disorderly Conduct. Tbe Common Council of the Village of tho man must be an earnest Christian, who Naahville ordain. That it shall not be lawful ba drunk or con stand it without wishing the person who far any.pc: son er perron* disorderly in any street, highway, lane or alley of said village, or in any store, hotel, outside the church. । saloon or public place in said village. AqJperson or persons found vioUting this ordinance, and who shall be convicted of suoh violation, shall be punished by a finw of not more than five dollars and coats of The stove-pipe In the M. E. Church fell prosecution, or be punished by imprison­ ment in the county jail of Barry County down ’ on Sunday morning, but the timely not exceeding twenty days, or by both such fine and imprisonment, in tho discretion of the court. The Republican County Convention pass­ All ordinances or parts of ordinances con­ ed off harmoniously. The ro-noruination flicting herewith arc hereby repealed. of T. B. Diamond, as County Superintend­ This ordinance shall take effect February . ent of Schools, was made with bnt little 26th inaL - Dated February 9th, 1876. struggle. Hia opponent was Lucius Rus­ sell, of thia city. Where was ‘*Old Chief!” An Ordinance requiring People to Remove Snow from Sidewalks; TTJiTZDEIdSEIJL FOR READY Pa'y ! close the ! funerals, and to do away CHARLES DUNHAMMaple Groce JACOB HOFFMAN. " ER- LOMBARD, Vermontville, S , c paulding ASA BENEDICT, •• “ “ THE EUREKA SPOUT IS FOR SALE ONLY AT THE CASH HARDWARE HOUSE! FOR O F THE NEXT 30 I)AYs To make room for our Spring Stock. 500 1k of-Bntter Wantel Where every thing in the Sugar Maker’s line can be found at tho L. O. BOISE & 00. Grreeting Having learned that the report is in circulation that our stuck of Drags and Medicines eon«ist» merely of tne old stork heretofore kent by our peeJeocstors, aud Th* Common Council of the Village of Nashville ordain. That all persons owning I world respectfully inform my friends customers. J. M. Nevins baa been confirmed as or occupying lots in said village, the front­ that I am age or wide* of which have a sidewalk, shall Dewey & Co.’s indignation mooting, six hours afiera snow storm, or shall forfeit And intend doing a Legitimate Drug Business, and P.rriciaut will find in our slock • The Poultry exhibition panted off nicely, general aaaortment of goods suited to llielr pracuce, and ■ with but little trouble, occasioned by the and shall be pleased to renew cleaned from said sidewalk*, to be paid as lion. Secretary, who proposed to handle the money. We have never seen ns good arc other villages tax mi. Tbe Marshal shall see that this ariiinnnce a show of poultry before, and we hare ie enforced, tod shall kean a took and in WE ALSO HAVE said book shall put down lb* names of tb« owners of all lata liable undvr this ordi- with you. I trust by fair dealing I shall he able to retain your confidence. and to win paper. Why not come here, Mr. Editor, obliged to remove muv, and rhall cbaige that of strangers. said owners the amount due from them un­ der thia ordinance, and ahal! nn or before the first day November of each ___________ ..diofj-., make a report to tbe Aseeuor of said wil' • scription paper pasv.ng around on Jcffer- Inge, which report shall contain tbe name*; is invited to toy stock on which I of-ali parties liable to pay the forfeiture under this ordinance, and the omouai due Again in the Trade Especial Attention all uses and primary schools and “ “ . j. m cole ALBERT BARNUM. Anj House In Barry Co., Basiness llelations regular edition. of North Main St., Nashville, Mkh. An Ordinance to Prevent Drunkenness . WE ARE BOUND TO Woodland, —having dag out iu the nigti^ with the This is collected av are other village taxes, and the moniM arising therefrom shall be paid into FRESHMEATS,! all kind?, which will b* *o'J law for ca«l>; l0 hire the teacher for tbe next term, Caort. ITV1L.EE TO ST-A.YI WE WARRANT THEIR PURITY I School and Miscellaneous Rooks, Stationery, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Glass and putty, C3-IVE TTZNCZE, in V£Y AND IJQVORS. bndi HUNGRY OR COLD! The eaai COME rro COG- eoanUiv NIAC AND P6ACH UltANDlliS. JAMAICA HUM. a FDu Article ff OLD POUT AND NATH i: WINES, OLD BOUR­ BON AND CEDAlt VALLEY WHISKlES.^wuA ata. Waaler,I Frorg.) LONDON DOCK AND HOLLAND GIN. Common Council shall vote at any regular Tkn. Uqu.r. «>U b, ~U U fMy.xx.o, ,,J pl the meetiw. ashvIHe, Kioto. --------- —-------------- ------------- i ; but on Sunday lost, as tbe church — j hour approached, Mr. J. C. Dilhn, P«c»«l'!d 10 ,ta *c;,iwl lwl,“’ r"11"1 Michigan has a .weather prophet B I nUUDjthc sinplc OHt.nnd the praises that ■ lull ■ » 111 wnnn UvIi: 1,; :iu! nseeuug wer-! ••tivnir. 11“" > Wl Jong aud food. who predicts that Tho dust will fly _ . . * .--------------------------------■ wnnn during the month of March. We ,—... think it will down in sottlhera Fioritfo 1 This ordiAaM shall lake effect on the I>ated Febrwuy 9th, 1876. rBWHSSS. Bw«rder. G. A. TE17MAN. PrwLknt. • Give IML'e a. Coll. Nasbhlh. Mich., Jon. 57.1876. L. J. WHEELER W, ,1. Ik. ri»e.l > U«il«4 .J GBOCKUIC*. * TOBACCOS »Bd C«UA«S. te IMliUal IMnml •--< WulllJ. U..L* VW1 JF.irn i'RICES .l.KD HOXSST DXAIAN11. �growing out of-Uui trootmsut Of tho colored ead«t Bokw, by memtom of tbs fourth ebuw. still (wulinnoe. During last week Cadet Engimmr Gordon Claude, of AhuapoUs. ton- ardtwad. during drill caorwiiw. to fence with the eoiorAd mUhhipamui, and this bo positively re­ fused to do. whereu|K>n he «m Mi«lled from —Ann Eliza baa gained her point againal ftaigbom. who breotnre her profit aa' well M her prophet. Judge McKean allows her e»,60q alimony ami *3.000 for tbe axponao of and - tptartka, on accent oi iw iraramar mln and uuiverwa! popubfrity.’ Not only arc lbw VcnpiAR Bitxtisw, bn he cm!!a th«-tn. an invaluable.ionic and alterative, | but they are acknowrlmteetl nn n ntandnrd Mkxhgixx. and the astonishing rapidity । with whieli^ thev cure diw-amw hitherto declared taAunfde, seems ahmert incredi­ ble. After having been oarufnlly taatod, they are kept on band in thotiKundn of | honMtbobla, and lined for any and every ; form of dUc«M>x many relying np<»n them ! ih ptefrreue* to the «»<** c> lebnded —Die partisans of Mcl’Jiery, in New Orleans arc holding piblle moetingii to denounce tho Wheeler cemprumiae, and doing all iu Mioir pqwur to prevent ito adoption. —D»o Election.Committee hf 11ms lower house nf CnngnsM report that Uiay have axamuMsl the returns from every county iu Atkaiwaa concern­ ing Which lliorti baa been any ihsputc, atuf fiiwl that Baxter wna elected Gorcrocr over Brooks Ln 1872 by 712 votes. Mr. Cameron, tba S'nat >r-cl«s t from Wiarouhin, says lie lias always been a.IIapuNIcan. and always intends te be. and that bo will go into a Republican caucus. ■ $60490 > of lhe Korea blU, aklcb lasted from II o'clock U1 midnight, ami culminated hi «io of the bUteroat partlauRBtarr ftghte Oj th- aeeeloa. The Homo­ crate oppoeed the bill tn all Its at««a, and delayed —The National Beuat adopted an amendment to tbo Puatofflcc Apfiropriation fill allowing ‘ —Dio Chicago, Danville aud Ylneczuieti rail­ road ban (^ono the way of all feeble rail: mule, tbo passage Jroe through the mails of tho into the liaudn of a receivor. • C\n*grtiuti6aal fyeord. ■ —The net earnings of tbe Chicago and Alton -Die jwrfcnnaneo st tho Chicago Academy railroad last year were *2,224,000. of Mui-ic vm cnlrrtued a few. nights age, botween tho fourth nwV fifth act*, by a ymu^g mon named Henry McNcrlns, who drew a re­ Thirty-snrth Day- Dio ciuHo-exannnation of volver and firod at tho leader of the orchestra. Mm. Moulton waa. concluded, and after a few Mr. Loesch. He Was partially intoxicated at ro-diroct 'queries sue was reloaded from the the time, and seem*! to hare no knowledge of wituuw-box Dm defense then called Mr*. what ho was doing. Carey, and required her to give an account of -Cable memgee between New York and Groat Britain aud Franco wiU be fifty cento nwcrviug the right to introduce corroborative' (gold > ihw word on aud after May next. treUmouy al name future time. Mr. Tracy ix«t —Tba bills for the adm»Miun of Colorado aud lielng reaily to begin hia opening address to the court aa adjournment was had. • Thirty-rrmuh inty.—Tncy timlv the o|X.i.wore largely for tbe billa. only thirteen Benaing ntatMUout of tho cane for tho defonsc. Ifc torw void'# against tho admission of Colorado vigoroualy maintained tho innocence of Beech­ ami only clpven against the admission of Now er's rolatioua with Mr*. Tilton, and charged both the plaintiff and Mrs. Moulton with porThirty-eighth /My—Gon. Tracey's openitq; argument for the defendant occupied the entire day, and was etill nnfiniuLcd at the time of ad­ journment. Thirty-ninth Day.—Gen. Trwcy continnod. hut diil not coucJnde hia addrem. He defcmlod liimself against the cliarge of diabouorahlo con­ duct in taking |>art in the cam after l.o liad stijiulated with Tilton to keep out of-it. —Caleb Cushing baa officially advised Frcaideut Grant tint tbe Virginias question lias been adj —ted ~ the basis cf £50? tedesmily for carb person killed. —Gen. Pope reports the surrender of I.G00 Cheyenne* at tbo Arapahoe Agendy. —The HL Louis K>iiublictm contains an elab-’ orate article claiming that tho Eads bridge at Ht. Louie, while not an .obstruction to the upper riror Ntuueiw, U an engineering failure, and —Recent advices from London an noun co lhe that tho Eads Jetty scheme is one to delay ]>cr- death of8ir Charles Lyell, the eminent geol­ ruauent improvement si the river montli tn tbo ogic, aged 78 yearn. . luterwt of tho bridge stock and the St, Louis —Dio French .Vmctably ha* passed the Senlocal ndiroaifting*. —George Fawcett Rowe, one of the finest aud most accomplished comediami on the stage, is delighting the people of Cbic-jgo by bin flue —It in re[H>rted from Ixmdou that Great Britain han accepted from Spain, aa indemnity for tho Virginia* outrage. £500 for each white and £300 for each black man murdered. ted tiro result of their investigation of tho Pa­ cific Mail subsidy to tbo House on the 27th tilt., accompanied by rewolritioua Ao the taken bo placed before tbo next Congreea. to tho end that they may make further inquiries, and take anch action aa they may deem proper in regard to King and Schumaker.- 2. That a copy of no much of tho evidence ae relates to Jury. 3. Dial any reporter or corrc«q>oudcnt who occupies a neat in the reporter*' gallery of tbo ITonne, and who received any portion of tbe money need in procuring a subsidy, Ini censured, and be deprived, of hia neat iu naid gallery. —Two more adventurous pioneer* have reached tho settlements from tho famolua Black Hille. They give a glowing account of its golden attractions, report abundance of precious CONGKESSIONA L. leg the prngroM of a tote. AU tbo member* trek tbe hint but Boiler, who strutted up to wbrrc th« Speaker stood. and declared that to tied an much right there a* Mr. Illalne. Tita latter became fiwioun, and ingry word* between ■them. ^^“T^^^Ainmvmbw.a^aBB^g. _ AGENTS WAITED New England, or that portion of it of tiro village. • His name commonly Parsons, Bunter," “ Bunter ” and his oamo v known color from S5.16M5_A.D£(Xj Abram “Al* ’ oFciRmck piSiwer blnck. Aim's 5O“| butting AtLaxTl< " V8a.PauT prnixinsititM and i*owcrs. He could and would have Iwwu utilized as a liatti-riiig taugnid. tiresome ren-uttUMi*. causing you to foci acanwlr aldo to be on your feet or areend a flight mm in tho warfare of the old days. But of steini; that continual drain that la repplng he came into the world too late fur this from your avslemaall your farmer elasticity, aix! dr.ring die bloom from your chceloi: Hint use, and wtui really never good for any-. c.-ntinua! strain uiioo rour vital forces that thing. Ho waa Jxiru a slave in New York r. B lent vou irritable and fretful, may all b< ovircome aud subdued by a perresvenng tire of State, and when ho was freed he gram" that marvolomi rcmo.lv. Irregularities aud ob­ bled because, his new condition obliged structions to tbo projxr working* of your syaare relieved by thin mild Mid safe means, him to provide for liis largo and ac­ while periodical pains, the cxisteuco of which ia cumulating family. He could do but a sure iudicwtion of rerion* direano that nliould not be neglectod. readily yield to it; and If IU one kind of head-work, and tliero was no two ia kept up fur a roanonablo length of tinis. demand for that, and he was too lazy to tho special cause of three |>am» Lt |H rmaneuUy removed. Farther light on there aubjecta may use his luuids or logs. He settled all his . bo ofiained from my (Munplilet on di-cai-re [x> personal difficulties by butting against culiar to your sox sent ou receipt of two stamp ■ My Favorite Prescription is sold by druggist«. the stomachs of his foes, and became bo noted in this line of attack that he begun Ho moved into butting for wagers. Massachusetts and made sport for the Thus ho villagers like a negro Samson. picked up pennies. Ho 'would sjilit n heavy plank any day for a quarter by nmiertinw bin hnnl woolly 11radngailist it; or knock an wlvemuy out of time by tlic first lunge uj>on provocation. One day some merry villagers assembled in one reteblished itself re tbo real infallible Cliil) cure. It la universally admitted to be tbo only reliable aisl harmless Chill medicine now in two. Its cfticar-v is confirmed by thousands of certificatre of the very best ]x»|do from all parts of tbe country. It cures malarious dia<-a«re of every tyjic. from tbe nhaking agues of the Ixkre and* valleys to tbe raging fovcni of tho torrid xono. Try it! It hoc never been known to fail. Wl— .— «. rv. prietom. Now gi*t«. _________________________ Mothers who have delicate children, who are subject to croup: When your child ho (I gtxn to bed wheezing ana coughing you know cot teferc morning croon may ret in. and ix> wanted one. They agreed to give him n foru you can get a iihjmiman vour chihl mar bo big cheese if he would funasli it with his beyoiid the rciu-h of help. Allen's Lung llalrem Hittiuld alivani be kept in your homie, and be head. Of course ho would. Tho wags given immediately when tho flijt symptoms an. then put a grind-stone in a salt sack, and Ear, which will remove the mue-.i* collected in. o Uiroat aid nave the life of your dear child. told him to godhead. Jle went ahead For «nl<j by all rue-licino dealer*. and promptly shivered the grind-stone. ADVERTISERS proparatioDt rnndc d illy friufi the na­ tive herbs found un t ’ lower ranges of the Sierra Nevada niouirtnins of Califor­ nia, the medicinal proiicrties of which are extracted therefrom without th« u»a of Alcohol. Tho question is oluwst daily asked, “What is the cause of the unjiar.iJIeled success of VtafcOAR tkksP Our answer is, that-thoy rercov* the cause of disease, and lhe patient re­ covers hh health. They are the groat blood puriBf’t and a life-givSng principle, a (>cncct Renovator and Invigpratot 'i the system. Never Iwfuru in th* jisUiry of’ tho world ha.x a nnslictne bcc.i eompoauwcd possessing lhe rrmnrkabl& qualities of VlBKOAB V.TTKBS ill hwlfilS tt«uck of every disease moil I* beir to. 1 ue» are a gentle Purgative — “* ■ T.mL« I nflamiuaUon relieving Congestion 1 tho Liver and VUccrai . of Dk. WALXWftl The , -.v A periant, D»i>borK»o. Carminative, NoUitious, laxative, DinrsCia Scdulire, Counter-Ini.tant,dudorilic, AlUOT, tiro, aud Anti-Bilious. YOUNG MEN Iowa R. R. Land Co, FOURFORDOLLARS ONE. INBORN. ; of the atores asked Abe if he "would not ' like to have a cheese. Of course lie had fulfilled his part ■'£ the contract, and they kept their own. His perfonn- IIMAGIC LANTERN'S TE^H.DTI^ksE^8' d-jne Linunrta- is almost a certain cure, in ociere cares great relief may be obtained, if not a perfect euro. X | once melted their stony hearts, and they We notice that the agricultund papers | gave him to cot. One night a store was i all over tha country .recommend the use of Shrriitan'r Caralry (\nuUti<m Powderi.-KpI on fire, and tho heavy door could nut be J cfmnye. ' ' Farnicm and otlirni in. this section have long broken open with any of tha appliances known aud appreciated tho advantage of these at luunl. Abe “Bunter” wau passing powdera over ail other*. and ho opened it for tho good ot the eauso and went his way. Established ISliS. err and they DEALER IN TEAS. GITOUNO^FFEES AND RPICES Na. 1u» K>.l Suet»m SL. Ctalc*«n. THE FAVORITES ^.y^L^'.ViXKSK^Jvonrra! ’S— He thus butted his way through life: 'urnished for many HOTELS, ____ BAKERS, OROCERS, HOUSEKEEPERS, BOAROINfl HOUSES, A PRIVATE FAMILIES. years a peculiar feature of tho amuse­ WALL-8T. ment^ of a New England village, was the YOUNG FOLKS’HISTORY UNITED STATES head of a large family of Parsons, and passed to tliat narrow gate where butting will nut avail. It is likely he gut in without difficulty, fur during tho latter yeara of his Life this old lettering ram j had been coaxed into a mission chapel, ' iacJfi? X bUkpa IIU. and was not so hard-headed that Uro in- ORGANS fiuenoefl of religion could not soften him. His example may be a souree of hope to others of this stiff-necked generation. ’ Hcckxno Pio Baked.—Place ‘in tho diah in which it is to be baked (after pre­ -By the recent foundering of tho English steam-i'uip Hoo^-Kong, in tbe Irrlian ocean, paring it exactly in the fame way as fur many liv<« arc Hujqiored to have been lost. —Tho fire record for Saturday. Fob. 27. em­ brace* tho Cliff Locomotive Works, Bcnuiton. Pa.-lore, e50r>.000 ; a packing -aretemre iu Phllretelpliia-lare. *80,000 ; the herb boare in tbo Shaker vilUee. near Hudson. N. Y., tbo chief mmwn of revenue of the Hhakcr commu­ nity—low. *60,000 ; Bovcral atoree at Wichita, Kan.—lore. *25.000 ; a flouring mill at Chatta­ nooga, Tenn.—Joan. *50.0011. egg, which has lieen olightly NEW AND IMPROVED STYLES. roasting), and lay thickly on it white of It will require Massillon Hamster | BUY beaten. no further attention. Unequaled in Tone, and in Beauty of Exterior. the BEST. Send with it a quarter of a pound of but­ ter for hasting. .________________ Loxdos tins a new comic pap.T en­ titled CA<7 and Magog. Tub official report to the Austrian gov­ ernment, res]Hicting mumeal inntnuncnta nt the Vienna Exposition, declares the Mneon & flamlin Cabinet Organs to be ** tho moat distingniidicd and pnrineFninaT, Fob. ?C.—Senate—Dis Committee on •worthy iimtnunento ” of their claim; Fiuan-v reported advene!; on the bill to secure <lo- pntiaing in detail their power and rwsopreltor* in thr Freedman'. Bank from low...Th" imnce of tone, variety of combination anil ■ame committee, rvjorted, fax oraNy on tbe but to ^lo effects; fine vower of expnwnon ; ninootb, even and HyinpatheUc tones, and thorough workmanship. They were n<|Ulrr« lenvrra Io affix i>r«>a thr_>p‘go< ho!*, awarded the first and highest xneihd. on «vrry liarrrl coatxialag frnuenW.l liquor*, O*’ Other American organs in compirtitioii pnj«;r »Uuip, »Ua »ucb liarrrl tx sold or reroorr,! were dedarrd to be far lew.meritorioiiH, the tonm and workmanship being Ixith inferior. In compaiMon, it wm naid : “ Judged h-uien‘Jy, they <to not -rii* above a respectable mediocrity.” Thia vm undoubtedly tho most extensive, thorough and competent comparison of such instruments ever made. 15 CASH DO YOUR OWN PRINTING! MUSIC BOOKS PBINTING PRESS. Tua NoBTiiwBirrKSX Tkixokaph Lmof Janesville, Wis., gave offices to fifteen graduates during the month of January. Valentine Bros., tiro princi­ pals of this institute, uiiderstana their bnsine’w thoroughly, and tliey not only give students a perfect and practioal knowledge of telegraphy, but hove ar­ ----------------- •’ companies to procure htthte 1SJ<. The average brain weigh* 4G ; heart, 10 Uji2. There wt* no evidence whale w of u> ■suity or injury. but more than average intalfi- Dr. J. Walker’s pUICurnia Vin ccnr Bitters arc r partly Vegetable ■ walled in at Williamstown,- Mass., mourns over the death of a hoted “ uluinieter ” gave him a stone. He was fully ttatisfi**d, however, when they finally resolved that —Ernest Ortwcin was hanged al Pittsburgh on Tuesday, Foil. 23. Ortwciu will ba remem­ bered ns tho fiend who murdered on entire family of five petMma. named Hamnett, near Pitteborgb in Apnl bug. —An old man named Donahue, 70 yearn of agw. living at Hanot City, Mo., in on altervatiou villi bin aou a few dayx agu, aboul.afflue VINKAR BITTERS snd nor extra t<ww» I* Ac-r.l^ NATIONAL VUHUSHDCG CXJ . ChlCMv. Ill .otM.UmU. Mo. _ They promised him cheese, —Die extensive glno factory of Wahl llroo in ChlcafTO, lii* been dentroyed by fire. law <400.000 ; ineunnee. *88,500. —A recent tiro at Emporium, Pa., conmunod aix building*, with an estimated !<mh of *70,000. —Tbe entire.bumneaa portion of the town of HouaUmia. PcUis county, Mo., wua recently droiroyed by a tornado. Many {wreoua were Injured. —A . frightful catastrophe occorred in Now York on the evening of the 2!>t a ult. Tbe con­ gregation of St Andrew's Church, on Duane street comer of City Hall place, were aceemblod at evening vatpen. The chtireh wan well filled, tho CTingrcgation for the mont |mrt con­ sulting of women and children. Adjoining the church were U.o ban.* walls of Shaw's crockery store, which was burned a few clays previpua. Die high wind which prevailed, with a heavy rain trtonn. battered ag&iunt the uiurapportod walla, and about H o'clock the wmt wall gave way and went crashing tiirough tho church roof, falling on the cast gallery priDcqially. which waa crowded with people, killing six jiertoua and serioualy injuring twenty-five $250S CLABKES NEW METHOD FOR REED ORGANS. wvZ Elastic tiro Ca.. No.683 Broadway, N. Y. City, tatbraafl. farCBMUr.aad teawred. o SEWING < � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-03-12.pdf.pdf 412530e9c00e8f2d39c0c8c682c50cdd PDF Text Text BMhTUle, Barry County, ICchigaa, ORNO She Slashrillr flrtrs. iUe^eUi FRIDAY, STRONG­ Editor and Proprietor. AIlVEBTISlBG RATES. Progression. No Retrograding.” VOL. II. Z^NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY. MARCH for har ; we’ll briug her back alive or—' tired you look. 1 am so tony you Itave drnd I waa' jmrt going to »y ; Im*. I to carry me!’ • “ I raly believe riic would have crawled stopped myself in tinte, and got out of on her hands anfi knees, if- we'd have let “ Wai, it didn’t tak long to ttnwe them, her. Her fort she couldn't ns^-they mid off we started, twelve of us double­ fitted men, with . our arabines on our riiGtikftks, raid our flaring. ikne-knottorches—for the night waa dark m pitch. My dog went, too. He’s getting oldish now, and hafl rather riaep in the sun, or bjr the kitehen fin> tlinn cthmb the rocks; Init then, his ryes were as sharp as a fox’s, and he was ready for any frolic. Heaven forgive wit, though, .for calling that a frolic! ‘ were frozen. 1'Tngek XAliAi. H BngiT-tips hares language of ithtoir v wn» "° the uaite ; and the manner ; j& b M otoqueat m all 11m$ r«L ” : t^sm tang raid pointed, Hkr ’ ' 12, 1875. NO.24 COXURHHHIONAL. 1 H. “ * Weren’t ytni afraid yon would die there t' we asked her. * riow conld you trim ami scrap- and jx^ish up to the ‘ at Me., sing and and keep such a bravo heart 1 '* highest poiut of artificial beauty ; and I “ • I didn't think u! myself at all/ said others, carrying the doctrine of nature ' u™"- *nd »ii: u> die. * I was thinking how bad mother to the outside limit, let them grow wild,.; MICHIGAN NEWS. wDMferiing, and so I prayed bard, and tl sang loud, raid didn't stop once ; and agnails or “ back friends *’ as the agoniz- tb« wu, ™ pretty soon I was sure you would come ing consequences. Sometimes von »v ' u®««—T»>« Hcuw । . . .... ........................... • l »clzrt r<Knn> for me, and nurer and surkk, and then I CDt, hlbilrt-shaped, With the delicate. o« Um LnriAlatnrr rejecu-l by Um ltHnnilu« Doan!, hoard you call.’ filmy little " half-iuoon " indicatatF at I tb-m ■ anjeritr in tfee Hm»e....Tbe 44 Wai, M I raid, wo started twelve “ It seemed as if she must be made of tlwbro^U ie ro^Uou. ^ broulj ’ £™: .7 J strong', aud Boz went with u)j aud the Homctiung different from other folks. cami-d to perfection, but all rendered .•■puinUKi oa thcKrtiuiaiin-'niiBieatatoUieiDaiAnaiia I We looked at her, and at each other, and people stood at their doors, and bid us ‘ GfxlNpcwl,' aud watched us, as they we bltiblxred like Ixdnce. But when of no avail by dirt and sloven linens ; ! *™>r Apprcp.-:*u<Ki ixn».... After the <i<itxery whil.' ou..-ns «.<<*, wMW, ribbed, I • said afterwards, for miles raid miles, by sb« was pat intoher mother’s arms, wlu-n means of tii- light from ou^ torches. tho excitement was over, sho gave way, square, with no half-moon, spotted like ductaxlan of the sundry Civu Apiiropri*l:un bCH Ul . i We wadfx: brooks, ■ and rinnbed oirer and went xn|o a dead faint—a syncope, ro numy .row, hrrna wilt,’’gilu " trees and jagged jxrinte of stood; we the doctor called it—that lasted for days, “ friends," and flic Eke—(hat is, with- ; Tvssdat, March X—Snnfr—Tbc crwtemiala ; holhred |ill' wo were hoarse, and we and all tlw villag«^weut up to took at her,* . , . , wcr* rv*» *a'1 I’te«xl Oil SR....TIM WU for Um ,et pluMMit u>Jock lor .he : crawled on our hands and knees into lying there so nhitq ,nnd still, in her, cavqs. with cur guni between out teeth, iiight-dress, as if she were dead anil in care beefowod on (hem, their dainty j T*rtff un,»it quaj* from UwiHo&w, ™ toi»n up ,, the , , m little thinking they might be bears’ deus, but ' we didn’t find a trao; of little Susan. I “Our hearts sank at the thought of her ; we could not go back *o, and wu MOUNTAIN !kcpton. At last, our tordro- went ont, GUIDE. unj could do nothing more, fof we ~ "7" j had got among the rocks, by tho ioe«k • UQ1^ Rmons > caverns, nnd a step might, send us to onr Aha great big mountains, there stands u . . .. ; . .. . „ , .-,.1 ~ . * . . , ' . . , i deaths, imi winu' ium.-, too, nu of u .Utu» rough rolUg,. |h.l „ cat against untogether, oharp like bralt right nut on the edge of . higt, j Wo huddled closer unda gi. o roc ten win o*1’* it seems as. if the little house would rock , . ... . . over, and go tumbling-down, down into the gully below. . j [ benumbed and dbconraged .waiting , . i for the monmiir. “ Some of ub thought it would never come. I know I prayed for-mother and Bui if you were to tell that to Stuton tno girls, for when it blew colder and Gordon, who lives there with her mother, colder, and I begnn to be drowsy, I was she would laugh at yon. For Susan wns afraid I should never see them again. I tom 'knd bred in that wild, luneHome tried to keep awake, but conld Dot I place, and she loves the rough rociui, ... , ,, gness giu-is iiuu tlmt was uro tho cas<? case witu with uie the fi rest, -h, lor for covered with hchans* and tho sinuggy , , , ... - , . , .v ,__ , *, . . „ , • nolxxly Mirrcd, and the wind,went down, •pmes, that grow almost horizontal y from : , , .... T *_• « * ♦k- »ro.k. > i • ii i “Hl »t grew deatlily ntill. I tried to tho cracks and creViccs, and hang down i . . . ’ . ' , . . over the gttDy 1 B1M,W^» lnjl “Y tongue clove to tho roof Vi ii. i ’°f my mouth; I tried to turn, to move, Yea, liman Gordon loved her birth- . . T ... . i i -ii •* ami l,Ilt E w-ua ilJtP tt h»g. Then at last I place, raid all ite surroundingH. There •. ... - . . . ” , , , I didn t care to try anv longer, and was not a procipiec but what ahe lisd I -Kmu. i « . i i silence was deader than ever, elimbod, not a cascade, nor a cliasm, nor . mountain Ms, but »h» could guide ! “ 1 l“~d nuato-lroxt, lu yOn f,, . off, as it wen-. It noenied very pleasant, ’ Huron wro . dairoln-lixiking eMd, U«U>iii. - to it r thought rod tlroli. dl U»l could be mid Jurat 111 “,el,t *” “I*’1’ But *» »l her, oxc-iil tb.1 l»d long lock, ol U‘" *’’£ "l' “" d"m‘ toto " light linir, tb*t, not being kept rowy well XutbudU bynuu her shroud, “ But finally sho camo out of it, and got well,'and though all ths doctors ccnraltrd together, and wanted to cut’ off her feet, wu wouldn’t hear to it ; and tto they were both raved, raid tw good os ever, except one is a little drawn up, and smaller tluui the other. , • “ Wai—and that's the end ; and if you don't think, by this time, that there never was another like Busan Gordon, anil that there never will be, I've wasted my breath, that'a all,” So you see how the little mountain guide, with lier blcaohod-out hair stray­ ing into her eyes, and the limp ill her step, was glorified in the eyes of all who heard Uncle Beu’s story. The New Haven JPaUadimn has been searching histoiy for a colder winter than the present and selects 1741 aa a speci­ men. In tluxt year the snow, wliieh cov­ ered tho whole country as early « the the 13th of November, was still found the the next April covering the fences. In January, a tent was maintained on Charles river, Bouton, for the entertain­ ment-of traveliinj. From Feb., 22, George Washington's ninth birthday, nirtii March fl, the people crossed the sound bn the ice every day from Strat­ ford, Conn., to Long Island, a distance of thri-c leagues. -Eve®: as. far east, as New London the ice extended into the by the way, that has more than one signifleanre. It may mean consideration, -innht hAmterww ■ m- it doubt, hesitancy ; or it may mean anger and annoyance ; or, as a habit, it may point to tho not romoto poombaitr of 1 . , . • madness. In any way it is ugly to look nt, and worse than ugly in ita results ; ' bare finger-tips, with the protecting ' roro. pi^i to too blrodtog be- i ■ rays, 4 Poor Unde Bea! What if you Drawrillo -,- Julia Werner. HUbdale. bowwa in thr State. clextruetioa of thb building. engine, lioec. and m*iitfrinc<!..l,C47-. Dumber raster 10 jeani of H’je, 502; number of penou* temporarily »Itoved outaidc the j<«r-Jx>u*ea, 26.M3 ; eort of A rnrx lately cut near Newaygo route:tied r„ jt»h*»italugiia u,0 memberahip of the order incrianU ow eompuUsl at A1.S7 _ _ tumporary relict outaidu the |X>cr-iiciMC«. cx5<Xi. r>>n uro cnuwg wnu v.ic um oi • uic cluxive of tralixfx rtitlon EBfi medic*! month Uic rocciptxot wheat at Detroit aggro ■ tendance, il5H.2C3.G3;’ whota amu-utl f*id ^.>..1 2 u-v. t. . from tho Mvnral countV IXXW funds. t-iJ1-2M.03 :. wlrole amount ci{»rnde<l by Uic conn- u» prfviirge. <rf th« Howw, intu<-»mist uf UTiU.i*« cnetul sdrcU failed to dheuver tho where*‘Undln« “» “ wltaf_“J*r,aro. Co“" nbouta of Uic money tmid it wax sugK<**«d to M“!*’ rePortjd •WUtej.ro; examlu0 bb c.„ whcn eisu w fwC11] tl)(.kc,i m <««. from amutoo enu . . proemw, which »« y*«rod....8crwiu Mucminicr.!. r.y ””” o lining. ‘ “«- ■>—«- ’Ww— Mt »~u». ■- i Uio trawuaiiMloa thniagh the w>.it» unrti r ' mency-cnlcr department of tiie Coniuua 1 ostWTUteo ,-,3^ o{ at coagrvM,of Uw I office, han been arrested fur etubezriing <12,334 c*nffn»tio*ai Urwd, puiioi *ru! Agricultural ' of mancy-onlcr funda. He canfo*<« that ho were coneurml in.... Th* Houro rrwunroJ 'took some, but Uiink- •'------------------ •*-------- I mtlt™, in adnraey of too ricw. retried by i )or«r. teat the «xUUax Wahl gincmm-nl in Arkan*h’>aW “* I- ««terfere<i rath, ruber by ' utbyany department of tint general-govtrniueaL . ™ «1—yean, 149; naya.sj. _____ __ ____ WrawnamAT. M*rcli 3.—Senate— The Sundry The polite bore is Dot tho person .you aTU A«»eprirt!no tall «*’ paaed... .Tb« Ju4.'d»ry CoruBdltec reported adreraeSy on the bUltireUeTS proMdroMaro« iu^.i iwroro,«ro. mdif wMtadoanitaiy n.*tjx>aeii. Kdwnubi "* * tola ktllp was at your must important moment, inter­ rupts your most important labors. Y’ou tell liim tliat yon are busy; he smiles can seaman Home where, and until thin <m ctplala.,1 crop-lrul of eroOr.uul yeOrooralHi is the one you are mo«t anxious to sec , depart. Tho polite bore comes to you I blandly, and says he will not keep you Maj. long. Minutes lengthen into jkirtions of *“‘ Even Boz ” " kne w. iL He ” sprang away j hours, and hours are completed and I . ! multiplied ; your polite bore site inunov- ' with a quick abort Ixirk, apd we, stand“sJ rcfcrr«J. ...The fx-n»u men took np ;: .. ing up, all our drowrircss gene like ... , ... j thelUrer and narbar AppropriAUcm bOl, and ixnd. : able, still -mihng and saying lie is on iog 42ad^m^. magic, gave a.shout that rang through sound as far as could be seen from the’■ ! Uro point of svinB. You toko him hi* ■ u^-n. romiro, un ~ ma I the wilderneos, and* awoke a tlionrand town, and Fisher’s Island was united j I word, and riiie for the leave-taking. He J i*aa«d....On eroium nt Fatter, uf Xew echoes. Wo were sure now tliat the .to tlio main land by a solid bed. Ou rises too, and begins another chapter, 1 " Steolre<l, “that ths thaaka of the Uouw am dur, u ehikl was found, for it was her favorite March 28, the Boston JVe«w Letter re­ nf hi. inh-rminnhhi diroomro. H. >!«,,» . «o«g wo hod just H’tird—one that she ports thatftlm people living on Thomp­ , you standing till you are Kick and giddy, I for the impartiality, efficiency and dlettagniebed l“d to ns hundreds of times before, son's Island had crossed over to Dor­ when you ore forced to sit down again ; I *b<W win* which be low diM-Kux-d the trying ' “ ‘Susan Gordon—■Susan Gordon,’ we chester to church on tho ice for .the fif­ ' cried, 4 where are yon I’ teen preceding Sundays. An late na the your deliverance is as fat off ns ever. with s spike in the bottom, always ao“Then we held our brea lia to listen 9th of July, a letter from New London, The dinncr-lxdl sounds, and ho pricks tonislied those who saw her for tho ilrnt j for an onswtir ; and it came, so clear and Conn.,'re|x>rta on the cost qido of the up Iris enru. Hb lias been with you since Connecticut river a body of ice, as large before lunch'time, and means to Ktoy till steady tlmt we caught every syllable. “ Who is she? How does she dare I “ 4 Here—in an ice-cave 1 I have fallen an two carte can draw, clear and solid, you feed him. You luwl been inhospitable and U'fnre die tlrUUil HCaU. DiMrirt Attorney too’tand adds wry artlwwly tlmt “ it might And set*, she ia lame, too 1” stranger-, through—I can't get up.’ Ixxnuso wnrjy and luul let tlie m^tl-dny lag to procoedlnj: agaiart Win. & King and John 0. would say, watching her in wonder. " Wo each shook each other's hands, lie there a mouth longer, were it not that meal pam unnoticed, without an invitaThen,-almost always, there would bo and hugged each other about the nock, so many resort out of cariosity to drink come one who would answer : us great men ; but we couldn’t help it, punch made out of iL" ’ On the 17th of meet for yourself. Now you are brought July snow was still lying in a mass in the “ Go to Uncle Ben, if -you want to and wo shouted again : • up standing. You cannot ignore your know about her. It’s a story worth hear­ 44‘Are you hurt I Can you stay there town of Ipswich, Mass., nearly four feet dinner, and your ■ polite bore does not thick. But the most marvelous record ing, too, I can tall you.” a little longer, till the day breaks ?' mean to let you ignore it You ore of that season is the statement made by Aud Uncle. Ben, who was never known “4 AU right!’ was the answer, ns steady forced by the law of hospitality and gen­ to be guilty of wearing' a coat, nor of as before. .‘I can wait.’ Alonzo Lewis, author of tho niinals of tlehood to any, “Will you join us?" Lynn, Masu., that Francis Lewis, tho lining found without* pipe in his mouth, And yap might as well do tho tiling with 44 Then wo wntohed eagerly for tho waa always ready to go over this story of signer of the Declaration of Independ­ Tkukhdat. March 4.-- .Smo.'c— Tbe Hirer and dawn, keeping pretty ntill again; but this good grace ; for if you did not ask him ence, drove Ids horse from New York to Susan Gordon. time, because wo wore so thankful—oh, he will ask himself; and thus you will Barnstable, the whole length of Long “Wai," he would nay, “I’ll begin at no thankful ! It was not very long, lose all tho value to your soul which Island sound, on the ice." comes from virtue, and have none of the only knee-high to a toad, she could j though, it seemed to us, before the air relief to your Ixxty which is som*.-tim«i grow gray. But every little while we scramble with tho. best of ’em. She would a 11 to Susan, and nhe would call wrough t out by vice. And when it comes could climb like a cat, and her fiead was back ; and Boz, who had gone straight An incident which took place during to dinner, and your bore still not dis­ steady as a house-top. Afraid I Sho to the cave where sho was, through the tho recent “cold snap” at Bangor, lodged, yon may' fold your bonds in rewasn't afraid of nothin’, and sho got to darkucac, would bark, and so we cheered Maine, hiw a moral whiah riianld sink signaiion, mid look only to the small ounwlvea a little. But when at last'it like a plummet into the heart of every hours for your release. famous for knowing every stick and was light enough for us to venture ; young man and woman of mutable age. steaa anywhere round tin- mountains." Is there much air in tiro clothing wc “d/h'or i usd. U. ro h orphan UtdUicm «ii J of Uom »olJlrr» wbo i. Wai, ty’k nigh on to five years since tho where Susan was ; when we saw the There was a grand alcigh-rido in the vi­ wear? Dr. Max von Pettenkofer states wrrr mnrd. n-d by (wmih* tn central Muaouri u> thing happened. I had been thnmhing great layers of ioo pile J all around us— cinity of the town named, on on* of tho tliat of tX]Ual surfaces of the following 18M....T1» XeiiAtc- brouitht lb* aamian tn • ckiae pretty lively all tliat day, and I was dean it never melts in those caves, you know— coldest of Uiecoldnighte, a alcigh-ride of materials he finds them ix-na.-eV d by 'r“b'’0' “T urU'"rlu‘1 •P'rohra. atm . 4 r L ‘ • tb. hour of 13 Arrived, Mr. WlUon rtmpjy tUvlxnJ lieftt out by night, when Miss Gordon— when we felt the dreadful dull, and the old-fashioned kind, where young men and maidens tnmblu into a sleigh vanouxquantities of au-(the most porom, me srca> adjourn<!. that was Huren's mother, she came run­ tliought of the brave heart that delicate flannel, such ua is med ordinarily for jAu.«-Tb : r.ipnru cf iu <»rarroix» cuami’tur. together, and, protected by nmneroua ning into tha bonne like mad." child had kept up all through the long buffalo robes and intimate <x>nip*nion- clothing, being taken ut 100), thus : «a «n the spproprUUon bin» wont agm4 to, and “ Sayw she, • Aint Susan here?" “Flannel, 100; linen <rf medium fine- ! .itaatan -nt toUwckrtu night, aud how her song liad saved us “Says I, ‘SheainL For tho Lord's from what might lutvo been our last ahip, usnally manage to keep warm rd -ii. \n i x v rd * i 'Uld fc*1 "**♦ • fclUr fru,u ItateiO* X«w sake ’—for tho poor woman’s knees began sleep, wu felt like going down on our though the mercury may be ridiculously luro, 56; mlk, 40; Imck.km.ti8 ; tromnd t-to. ww'ro iro tci^ro. d.,ro u j, ion. to knock together, and sbo looked ghostly knees before her, and blessing -her, for down below zero. On the sleigh-ride in Icatiicr, 1; chamois leather, 51." Hence, question onu young lady liecumo wld, if the warmth of cloth depends upon the our guardian angel ainl hi r sweetheart, to make her com- degree in which it keeps out tho air “ Wai "—hero Unde Ben always drew fartable, wrapped her closely in a huge from-our bodice, glove kid must be 100 “ ‘ Unde Ben Styles/ myn Miss G<n- a long breath, and a long wliiff of his blanket, covering even hvr head and face, pipe together—“ wo got her out at last, She did not protest, mid the merry party known the n not uu„ to be I Lot fact. o. U The ah j great March; wbteb wa> adn'4rdf. NrgUy remarked that by lettin down ropee, and then -wo were carried on for miles, when a^vmark question ifl that of ventilation. If several • aud, Himluet WM unworthy of huU-r. imwch w. most quarreloil as to who should carry addromed to the-mnmmifled young lady hfo before.' har home. Joe Biddles took her—he's singularly brought no rtaqionse. The 8^»- ro.1 U» 4ir be Ukro-1 io penne • Cheer up, uF, ‘ nays anyw aI;, •- shc'H soc n be no back mi-a the Uro blacksmith maettsnnth down in th« village, and blanket wan removed from her face, and utc tlirough them, the ventilation through ! „k„i u^tber h- iu.i aay <.tpiaaatim to -i- of iwn, all rigid. There’* no »i<4 thing - stands " six ’ feet * 'high, „ shoulders to the second layer ia not much letta than j hf lacguagr. u-1 hs raid that be »t.»d by bu war*. M Az-.- Irainir Ixiw wrrow ’ ! »__ ia— i__e_ match, besides belonging to the State Too drowsy and benumbed to .-.tir, she UironRl, Uio aiS,«iao« tho modtoo ol "a,-* “» ' “‘Iknow that,' aayn she. ‘It aiut <* • daobtfid chamctor had suffocated in the prisoning blanket, two form a continuous system of tubea *— ' * Utai I'm afraid of ; H's the—dears.’ •rm the biggest, ami I’ll itave her. while her i*»mi«u*ions were unaware that of uniform diameter, and the rapidity of “The last word ratnc out with u she wan dying! The case was a remark­ the movexnoot of the air through those Bo w? took np onr march beck, and able one, certainly, if tile account hr trw, , is affected merely . by . the resulting friornutith ns if die had the jumping ioothand tiie moral is obvious. Young men tion. Through our clothing, then, jninee and young tadies in a sleigh' should be I u .»bx»m of air, the amotmt which, m in to gnid-t us an. «wi»r way home. And enabled to keep warm without the uw of । woitibtiun, 4 ' : Um® tha way sdic pitted us, for bring out auffocating blankcte. If a young man ■ meshas, uponi pie difference of tempcra: all night, junt as if ah--' hadn't the worst nauiiot make a young lady comfortable ’ biro between tke external end internal ; of it heradf 1 without amathpring her, ho has no buri- atmosphere, and upon the velocity of ’■ “ ‘ HOW good you a}] fxtfS' Wyj| S]W| brushed, were almost always in her eyes, and that she limjxxl slightly when she — a walked. In the summer rhen the mountains swarmed with sigbt-wx nt, Susan was ia the greatest demand. She could hire herself out at almost any juice for a guide. Tiro way alio skipped along, from rock to rock, and - swung herself down, and helped herself up, by means of her little mountain staff, made oqt of ash, Ctytotr A M>uuucij:'m shingle-mill. located about four miles from Midland, wan destroyed l«'ru» till- unto »l«l in eon-truainn, of Uro I T„„ ,..^c „d TZlnXi., ul nu other.»ut»i.!y bin., withoutncouiin-ntuuia, .Iaxfji Brnnown attempted suicide st Gram! ■ wene pUc-j «m thr ratendar. Rapids, a few days ago. Me was unable to make • Ap^rtaa.® till hia exit, however, owing to the tirompt apfdlca- . ■ te-od. The foUoxrtag foe p<:Uic bnildiogu Uen of appropriate internal and external rcinrknx m u>J bra: |:ao,<*x>: -----dies. • I1 : woo.ouo; eirrtngUc, k7^ coo,one; Kraiwrfne. la<L. Jaxn Dkoman. a train bey on tl’c Detroit. ; l rti,®); s». Umu, and Milwaukee railroad, waa ameted'ai IXrub ' a f«w Asia Uu. iui susrl.'k'.ii <‘.f smtir., ! w x-.il • -I , • _ »• in IMS. bulbing nnlrod u more <11.gusting tiian dirty hands and neglected nails, and nothing gives one such « KCM- of freshness raid crate as the same £ ... . n . ... ,, memb-re well kept. Butoneofthnugliwit . things in nails is when they are bitten; which, to judge by what.oHs secs, is a ...bii b.ri„e iro^fibb. fcroinwbn,. fro longing to tho list of tilings mutilated apd willfully spoiled—therefore taken out of tho cub-gorv of things ugly by . ”, , ” . . iiataro, hi-nro nunfortmro tor wlueh Iho sufferer is in no wise accountable. Frockway: Herbert D. Hale. <***•> Lake; David H. Kilpatrick. Woodland Cluutea P. Lapgie. Covert; Eugene Mcrae. Deerfield; j ' X.EGISI.ATirE rSOCEEUIXGS. j I | > ' 1 Wksmcmuy, March 3.—Senate— Kumerooa Vrath-. ' i WrasrraoAT, Mart Geahax wan found in her alianty st t po’dtlcnir were Morl red In the Senate for Um rvpral Detroit. Ratarday ni^bt. dead, with n »wanrt of or the Cooaly Huiwnntendency <4 Hcbooto, and both rata making free with the body. Hbo had liccfi dead but a few liouns when found. Jacob Gex.tmacuk::, a prominent miller and a much rwqiected citizen, died at hia rtwidenoo prronath-n. U> &.- AgrlcuUiiraS tkJicy*. ...Ibc i HI inaitlsur •trprrjrtatk.u»for n«tun* cornirc to th'&« CajmIoI wm rrootublcrrd and nccnuttUed... Tbo Hon. Mixot T. Lane, an old and prominent IIo.is.- *aa nquMtrd to n turn the bill ter the r»tat>oT • tHaU Eriaon !a Ux tipurr pnuln«u!». ettizea of Detroit, died at the rrttdence of life Itftanrnl ....The llouar Ul! AniezZulory of thr act regulab­ le® thr rattlnf, 1WK4UU>E> end running of lojja na A MAiiQfnriTK Cotuttablu in raid to be tho rvwly-m-te tomb-Atoaro with the name Baulh , cut upon them. TarnTOXT. Mwril Wf„ c4 duaxiag U." ptaonc .J tho fund. .rUnu; Uli' ' Micblitaa Among them was a check on the Grand Itejnite i li-..L iron zwm - . 1... _ ItotiMCpalhic ,’ ■ I—.—..— ....... w. .... ...... . o u.i.1 Mix, , oa another Chicago bank for the •- wealth of ' "ta,),b'h “ A comint of Grand lUphti people are about i drpttoittas tho to emigrate to Alabama^ | mthetaU of the Michigan Legudatuturc. and they were ‘ approved by Gov. Bagley oh the dnyti men- i KEXATT. ACT». Library; 1-nnidmit] Uccnm cr jirohlbiUon wOaia. Marquette; Feb. 2. Tn frollll.l, th.. 1'1 fUnnuiAY, March fl.—Senate— The Home *m KxptiTted Io return ibe bill oqputixin* a new JndiiudtdsvxU, Uw 7»’.Uit/-5raL St bttagr kht-v-a that >tart*:a* and IVrUffv tow u- : Sanaatuck; F<d,. 3. South lUn-ti ; Frb. Detern! recently, an 1 im fAibcv. whewe child died it_ , . , „ut to » oiiferuter rot routol to l 1«« n«k of d««u urclauws a Mwond-hand coffin. polygamy, and Mrs. B Tbs battle Crock high sAool han a museum ' Late-, now follows Ann ?***• Grand of Ibi sheep-pen of Mu! �J I REED & to $ Indan Ik. day. iwanly eight men harried ]«»t lire bou.e wilt petilx.0. pnmn" ital they might be |<r»un„ler. to Carriage Department I quint Utt * * PLANING MILL A. W. OLDS, Prop’r. M, rUalM Mill U l» -■*-------- —chiaery U all new, and of discuase*), made this remark: "J no­ eat styles, I would invite the tice that those "women’s right*' peo­ public to my superior facilkindly. • Ii is not safe to tramphi up­ ple are iavaribly men’s left’s. ihe beat kind of work at Sties for d on so humble a thing as a bit of orreasonable Some of the colored people of Cleveland thought civil rights meant ; drink in It cost lhe United Stales 9-111,000 free rides on the street cars, and to make* widow of Mrs.’ Captain they had to ba^tood on their heads Jack, and sho isn’t much of a widow wither. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS A Co'nnectiout girl married a Chin­ factioe guaranteed. “Marry a widower! not I !” said aman to spite her mother, but after and hardship than any other evil that Matilda. "Babies are like tooth the third thrashing aha reltimeJ wants, their home toapite th© Chinaman. lives. The country numbers tons — brashes. Everybody WE are 'usine this year, the best Sidlag-, Mosldings, nay, hundred* of thousands—of wo­ own.” “What’s jography, Bill” ••it’s a WE warrant aR out Springs to The U. -S, Treasury now holds tailin’ ot furrin lands that we knows men who arc widows to-day, and sit in hopeless weeds, !wcaa«e their $383,663,250 in United States bonds nothin’ about by ’cute chaps that’s Stand the LEVER TEST. WE use the best Circle in the Warhl. to secure national bank circulation, never seen ’em. Bill got a goverphusbands have been slain by strong and 316,632,200 to secure public de- ment sitiiatipn.. WE use the Ives Axis, none better in brink. There ?.ro bttndrwda of ikon­ the market. Rewired at tfe O. Josh Billings says: "If you are sands of*hoir.e-3 scattered over the WE Sell this year very cheap for A Mississippi valley blacksmith is going . to give a man anything, give Cash. . land, in which- women lives of torture, teaching his eldest daughter the ' it to him cheerfully and qu^c, don’t WE are going to I also manufacture Soft and Hard Wood going through ail the changes of suf­ mysteries of his trade, and * she is , make him get down on his knees in । fering that Eo between the extremes learning so fast that she can now front of you and' listen to the ten (commindments and then give him of fenr and. .despair, because those shoo a hors3> For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. cent* TTie greatest discovery at Pompeii five I whom they love, love wine heller Uath. and Shingles, TO OUR CUSTOMERS ONE is that of a woman making a fire io than they do the women they have . constantly on hand. a cook-store while her husband is in sworn to love. There are women by bed and Osleep. She was a noble , jgy- Saw and Planing - Mill eaat of the thousands who dread to hear the step woman. • Depot, Naahville, Mich. White wheat, per bu. -1'00 that once thrilled them with pleasure, •• “ Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for 48 • A. W. OLDS. One of tho patients in tho Indiana '•Red “ ••. 0,50 titled to a because that step has learned to reel lunatic asylum imagines himself a Oats. Cash. I have a full line of Potatoes, •* “. 70 @ 71 TICKET TO DRAW under the infittcnce of tbe seductive horse, and he wants to de fed on Beans. “ “ ,1.50 0 1.75 ...... 60® 65 poison. There are women groaning chopperl hay and have some one Apples, green, •* For a Cutler about the Turnips, “ *• . ............308.40 with pain while we write fitose words, '•bod him down” at night. Clover seed, “ Middle of September, Next! A clergyman in a Vermont town Timothy* seed,** from braises and brutalities inflicted 4,00 ••. Onions. “ “ .1,9601,50 by husbands made mad by drink. has had two bushels of turnips and ------------- 0.66 four comforters This winter, but* yet Thera can bo no exaggeration in any PRICE LIST: ho threatens to resign if his salary is 0,23 staterasat *^ regard’ to this matter, not raised, Butter, per lb.. ........M ® *3» Best Coal Box Buggy, 1 seat, $130 00 pay the Highest Market Price for becauco no humxn’s imagination can ~^..0,V8 2nd “ “ '* 120 00 Dubupue has no snow ordnance. Dried Apple*, “ 0.13 create acythiag worse than the truth. The Mayor said: “The Lord puts Lard................. « 150 00 Best Square Box Buggy “ Dreoaed Hoga “ .0,07100,08 125 00 The sorrows and horrors cf a wife the snow on the sidewalks , and we Plaoler V ton— .16.00 2nd 160 00 .10.00@12.00 Best Democrat, two seat, Hay. Ton with a drunken husband, or a mother are not greater than the Lord." 140 00 2nd “ “ A Western paper calls Bennet a with c drunken son, arc as near the POTATOES. 3rd “ ° 12500 MORTGAGE SALE. realization of hell m ean be reached harmless figure head," and Mr. Ben’ . 250 00 Best Square Box Top.sincle. qel’s family has our heartfelt sympa­ Default having been made ia the condltionn 2nd nibbe >ber 205 00 in thia world at least. The shame, APPLES, thies in this their hour ol bitter trial. af a certain indenture of mortgage, made the indignation, tho sortow, and the and executed on the third day of 8eptemb*r. Best Top, two horse, two neat, 300.00 The man who is kind and polite to in the year of our Lord one thousand eight 2nd “ ” ” 240 00 sense of disgrace for herself and his mother in-law has reached Vicks­ hundred end aeTenty two, by Alonxo B. Best Patent Road Wagon 90 00 children, the poverty, and niK unfra- burg, nud is an object of general curi­ Stevcnaon, sola and only heir at taw of Rox­ ■ Delivered at their “ Platform Spring Wagon 160 00 ana Stevcnsan, deceased, and F.lixa J. Stev­ quently the beggary—the fear and osity to the people there. enson. his wife, of Woodland, Michigan, in ELE VA TOR IN NA SH VILLE the fact of violence, the lingering, A Maryland paper talks about "the favor of Elisha Bannister, of Windsor coun­ life-long struggle and despair of wild alarum of the midnight bell.” ty, Vermont, which said mortgage was duly In every particular to be equal to any offer­ recorded in the office of tbs' Register of countless w^nen, with drunken hus­ All bosh. Only the hired girl smash­ Deeds of Barry Runty, Michigan, on the ed in the Stale. We also keep on hand and have for sale We dj not use any of the cheapest grades third day of September, A. D. .1872, at fire bands, are enouge to make all wom­ ing another lamp-chimney. of stuck. The above prices are below any LATH, o'clock P. M-. in Liber X of mortgages, on The Rev. Collier says that he en curse wine, and engage unitedly page 862, which said mortgage was given SHINGLES, Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Loirei than any other to oppose it everywhe.% as the doesn’t believe the story about Da­ to secure tbe painienl of five hundred and WATER LIME, vid going out and killing Goliah. He sixty ($560.00) dollars, four years from the much less than tho above prices, but do not House m town. worst enemy of their sex. thinks the story of the sling a fable dale of the said mortgage, with interest al choose to risk the hard-earned reputation SALT, tbe rata of ten per cent per annum pay­ of tbe concern by no doing. We are offered •slung” in to fill up with. HAIR, able annually ; And it was thereby and in wheels for eight de liars per set, springs at Events are shaping as though the The London Telegraph says "the arid mortgage expressly agreed (hot should twelve cents p-r pound, and we very reSTUCCO, Republicans of the Judicial District most brutal, tlie most cowardly, the any default be made in the payment of raid spectftilly dedlined to buy a single set of of Van Buren and Kalamazoo Coun­ most pitiless, tho most barbarous interest or any part thereof da any day them. With that clrss of material we can sell a Buggy for eighty-five dollars and ties, are about to gel into a fearful deeds done in the world are perpe­ nhereon the same was made payable as make money at that. Our time in trade which we ship and, retail at bolt/a prices. therein expressed, and ahould the same re­ political muddle. A convention was trated by the lower classes ot English main unpaid and in arrears for the space of wculd be very short if wo should-do it. AINSWORTH t BROOKS, thirty days, then and from thenceforth, that Hastings, Feb. 10th, 1875. recently called al Kalamazoo, snd people." is to say. after the lapse of the »id thirty J. L. REED he CO. the- call fixed tbe number of dele­ A condemned murderer at Syra­ days, tbe said principal sum of five hundred Proprietors. gates for Kalamazoo eight and Van cuse insists on having oysters fried and sixty dollars, with all arrearages of in­ QOME DOWJi TO in cnirnbs three times per day, and terest thereon, should at tbe option of the Bureu six. This ibo Van Burenites PENINSULAR DIVISION. lie won’t eat anything bn his pota­ obligee, hi», executor^ administrators, or thought unjust, as their county had toes but the richest kind of butler assigns, become and be due and payable Time Table taking effect Feb. 16, 1875. immediately thereafter, although the period nearly tbe population of Kalamazoo gravy. , as above limited for the payment thereof and more than equal in tbe amount A N.w U.mp.hi.0 .cm. want,' «■£.*££" of law business; consequently Van this 19 Beecher t usiness usincu stopped. stopped, .f ihoroof in Bll/ wiM notwithaUadi3g; and SOD r m Boren sent eight delegates to the Beecher will hold up Ini hand and default having been made in tbe payment of Have just received a run. Oilvol “ agree to be struck dead if ho is •aid inlcrest. and tbe nemo having been and convention. The Kolamazooites remained unpaid and in arrears for tbe FOR ANTTHING IN THE LINE OF guilty," she will believe him inno­ couldn't see this and the convention •pace of thirty days and upwards, the aforecent unless ho falls. ssid principal silnflif five hundred aa<l sixty was adjourned. The Van Buren It is noted that nil great humorists I WILL SELL party then organized a convention of HtlHwell are sober and sedate, with a melan­ CONSISTING OF Union Mills, their own and nominated Hon. G. W, choly cast of countenance It is Hankeil’i VeJaparatoo Lawton as Circuit Judge. Last rather serious business to be funny. Saturday the Kalamszooites con­ A postal card recently read by a vened and nominated Dwight May vigilant clerk expressed these senti­ Chkaso Haring filled my store with a fresh stock Valpaileo as Circuit Judge. If a compromise ments ; Mr.----------- I shall open a of choice Raakcil'a between the two parlies is not af­ privet schule at my house and- you Ur. <M Mi:Id can com one tuepi free, and learn BU Dwell fected we shill look for two Judges court for tho county at Barry, manores. twenty-fourth day of AprSt, A. I and a lively quarrel in that district. If the Brooklyn epic ever finds its Viekrtunrh Wm. B Strong, Gen. Snpt. of the way into romance it should be turned* M. C. R. R, has also assumed the over to Wilkie Collins. He has an absorbing passion for novels in which superintendency of the Detioit he Bay tho story tells itself by means of let­ City Railroad, which will, hereafter, ter*. Ac., be known as the Bay City Division. JVo. Said a ‘Missouri preacher:— “Th’ece’s a powerful sight of gigiing ELISHA BANNISTER, SHORT LINE BETWXXM CLEMENT SMITH, MurtgMvc. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. “My old friend,” said Romitcr, nay" • bnck thar in the* corner, and its got At to- nwy for Mortrw«' Paled NmhrtlH-, Mkh , Jan. S6.1»7S. IB OF ALL KINDS, writer, •• filed hie alarum to that at the to be stopped, or the Lord wi.l dele TRAINB RUN BY CHICAGO TIME. And in fact everything usually kept in foreordained moment the bed-clothes were gate me to open the door and throw Please call and examine these Goods some one out !’* It wns stopped. Golna Senath. dragged from the bed, and Itotehor lay before purchasing elsewhere. Ft W»y»# IWaOsu. An Annapolis man rode clear to shivering. . Moil FIRST-C LASS Xxpre— All Wool Efae, 45 cents per pair. PAT THE Nash vide, Feb. 4nd, 1875. “Rossiter found another contrivance Savannah to lick a fellow who culled 0 3o a I" jl» which worked better. The alarum clock him a liar, and the undertaker said 7 Io W. H. KOCHER & Brs. CixhIi 3?*rlce Boo •truck a match, whieh lighted the lamp he never saw a dead man look so “■ Utt L.*opm 1 —n Tn which bailed the water for BoaaUor’a chav- much Eke a quaitcr of beef. 7 to ft. aAo 8,20 ».2S FOR ALL KINDS OF lo,<A Bonkora An Indian philanthropist went to M8 1LM Koodtat • Kat H.n Arizona to argue with the Indians I wish to Inform the public that I will sell a I04S aud to try to touch their bettor feel­ IS Aub.JuucfnlOAX 1.03 shirt, and prayer-book his mother gsve’tiim, ings, and he came home bare footed 1LM And 3 Cent SOAP. T.1»P aud Coleridge's autograph, and his open on top of his head and offered the government $1,000 to help carry on »« FOR A things he oould pul in a basin underneath the war. FRIDAY. MARCH 12. 1875 ^laning, Hatching, Carriages CASH. Re-sawing, &c., Dressed Flooring Experienced . Workmen Employed. O. D. Store *t GIVE AWAY $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODb> BEAUTTFUL CUTTER ATTENTION, ALL! Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, • Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, CORN, OATS, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Clover Seed, &c., Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &e. IE WAREANT aU tie ABOVE WORK $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. G, A. TRUMAN Cnlcago A Laiejam Railreai. NEW GOODS! NEXT 30 DAYS KOCHER BROS. No.l New Stock of Goods’! (Swrrritf and fmissions, DRESS GOODS. BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, 'FL-AJST ZtT ELS: Yard wide Sheeting 9 cts. BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES. Crockery Knit Underskirts, SO cts. 1 Batts, 20 cents. Fort WaWi Jactson & Saiimi R. R, GLASSWARE, Best Velveteens, 75 cents. REESE & DETTERICK Good Waterproofs, 90 cts. Grocery and Proraioi Store ? Then Try My $1 Tea, COUNTRY PRODUCE, JACOB LENTZ & SONS Hides, Pelts aid Furs. A Mean Trick.—Oa a Fort street ear yesterday a Iray made a sudden grab among the straw, caught some­ thing, and as be straightened up he inquired: “Who’s lost a fifty cent piece ” Seven men held out their hands U> him, and four more wanted to but felt afraid. There* was n painful I muse, and then the bay unclawped hio hand and exhibited a punts but­ ton. Seven men suddenly Mttrk hack to meaitnte, and the other four indulged in wiuks.—Detroit Free Seventeen years ago a Louisville young woman was told bv a clair­ voyant that she was * *’ A ’ * Young man witli ivy raouMache: SMALL AMOUNT OF TRIUMPH BIKING POWDER 1 Parlor, Library, Dmim, Office at 8EHERAL FUHDRE! 9 Tea Setts fob 65 Cts. 13 p, o; A Western editor, noticing the prcacDt of a silver cup to a brother editor, says: “Be needs no cnp.I He can drink from any vessel thati^e contains liquor, whether the neck off a bottle, the mouth of ii pickle jar, lhn ®l'ihrofa keg or the bung of u barrel." ai g BOOTS AND SHOES Ac., Ac., loo aumero*” to mention. o MIRRORS.PICTURES, FKA MES COFFINS AND CASKETS, Of all stylsa and (Ixes, sod METALIC CASES furniahsd to ordw Ready Made Clothing SHROUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ f *r (iy- In connection with my store Baby Cate aid FerasHatun < MEAT MARKET! INGS kept constantly on hand. • Country Produce. AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS. AC-det., AND g Clwk.'t, Sirectarlcs, ^c. KONEV ! The Highest Price Always Paid for Together with a full assortment ol is io look ior nu angel with a jed ! X? uosc. on him.” ’ be rich, and that Knlaknua, at last adviotje, wns Z..””.. bnck in Honolulu, skirmishing around ; She did marry the । th® bar-noma trying to borrow ai u. They h«v<. 6re qu.rtr,. 01>J if lh,n- M to n milium huir Ims । i . r! thicb< <:uE*rcn thas ever, AT THE IHJWN TOWN BTOKB OT GOOD MEATS! The Highest Price Paul for Hides and Pelts. tar KEUrMBlE Till rucB— NaahvUh, Dec. let, 1874. H R DICKINSON. Wm. E. SAVAGE A BRO's COLUMN FARMS Red Sion, No. 1. •nd be i> gelling fllteen LUAS. W. bh'MARAY a.. BIG PILE OF GOODS Obi Town Rio, 25 and 28 Cents. A woman at Oneida, New York State, stepped on a rat with- her bare fool and was so terribly fright ened that she went into spasms and shall send out a Wagon to buy Fresh afterward confessed to her huslmnd BUTTER and EGGS. that she was about to elope with one Bill Stevens21—46 REESE A DETTERICK. A Dubuque boy was rather troub­ led for fear that he would not know his father when they both reached heaven, but bis mother eased him by ’ remarking: "All you have to do; SE «s FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! Naahriila Mich. P DLRII4M GIRLS & �V AL! Regular mee'.ing held. Present, — Downing, Minutes of the jyevious meeting read and approved. Wm. YOUNG. M-D. Ai>e Office E. Grigg's Sugar Maker’s Friend Wolcott, Olds Davidson and Hardy, Trustee*. account for M opportunity to mm tb«ir naw iiuLrum«ut». removing snow from sidewalks, pre­ sented for $43.80 and allowed. Oq motion tbe Treasurer was al­ ZDJR/ST GOODS Clothing, Hats, Doots.and Shoos, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing Is the stere of K R Dicta, Patent Galvanized lowed a further extension of six days •-a'SZST WEBSTER fc BOBBS. * Black* IY uaHtu. AO ktod» of wort l» tto Rtart—IWi FRIDAY. .. MARCH 12. 1875 —The Band Concert to-night. objvct. —The si sighing wears bettor. hardware, Tuecday, wp went over and found B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods cod . lucre ®w»S«2 «o M>y t.u« tn tte rilta'c J r —Remember the band concert to-night,at the Christian Ckureh. crived. M. FLINT, —H. i. Dickinson and J. H. Loo have Just JOHN B. EASTMAN. wnnring. ‘ Best Prints, 8 avd 9 cents, Daniel. Barnard, H. C. Wolcott, . J. W. Nichol*, H II E R n J. Pittengw, W. P.Httla, J. D. Dickinson,Eugene Cook, Marcus Billsteln, F. T. Boise, —"Twas in this village and ’ after the D. M. Parch is, 8. M. Fowler, Wm. E. Griggs, C. C. McClue. with her head pillowed upon his ehoulder. Motion being made the Preeldent appoint­ HU strong right arm encircled her waist ed Davidson and Wolcott a committee to with the fondness that a three-year-old settle with the village Treasurer. boy’s mouth does a stick of molasses candy, On motion Council adjourned. and his nose played hide and seek among E. J. FEIGHNER. U. A. TRUMAN, her golden ringlets.' In tones of affection Recorder. • President. and endearment he inquired: “Dearest --------- , how do you feel," aud she replied: “Dear father, I feel so,so.” ctived the first number of this new-weekly .paper. The publiiheni announce as its —Jariris ' Emery, the Moderator ef object “to supply the.reading public with Pekool District No. 1 of Maple Grove, what is newert and of highest merit in the wishes it understood that, although be was world's literature, in convenient, readable present at the board meeting, be did not sanction the -proceedings of the board in week Miss Braddon, a most brilliant and regard to the school difficulty. On Satur­ fascinating writer, presents a large install­ day last Miss Yourex .sued the district fur ment of her story, “Hostages to Fortune.” her fourth month’s wages, aud the summons Next week a story by Wilkie Collins is an­ are returnable on the 15th. She had taught’ nounced to begin. Terms of tbe paper, two twelve and one-half days of her fourth cents a week, or one dollar a year. It will month when the school house was closed. happy aa a big sunflower, as ho skipped over the snowy billows towards his hearth- TOHN Q. CRESSY, day to beautify the whale town. Go and £JNlit» HOUSE. " v —Benjamin^ Hewitt recently ‘ hanked" "white Mh log, on __U..J —.1. ik.t MudACreek, Chat...1. scaled 't. D ax can. Proprietor. C75 feet, and It wasn’t only twelve feet long ICAjHUV1L L-I2. - Mlchlstar. either. —Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Phillips will enter­ tain the Christian social, next Tuesday evening, at their residence two miles east of WM. JONES, tho village. j —If the snow should go off with a rush, the probabilities arc that tho people of this township would be called upon .to build a new bridge across the Thornapple. —Tbe hotel project has been abandoned, for tbe present, and Mr. R. W. Skeels is making preparations to return to his north­ ern farm, to stay during tho summer. ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, —PhB. W. Nlskera, the slip-shod naviga­ —Last Friday night the freight train tor of the Middleville Republican, is a vil­ out, while switching at the depot, run a lainous falsifier, agd vc’ve no doubt’ but car off the track. While they waie working to get it out of the way the Evening Express Nashville, Mich. i —Alt Buxton sawed the first board that came along and stopped midway between the depot and Olds* saw mill, and the brake­ General Conveyancing, The board wm sawed in Johnson’s old saw man yelled “ Nashville." The train stop­ ped an instant and aa it started up again a mil!, and P. Holler's is the house it is in. Collections a specialty. chap with a big valise went rushing out the —A man named Clearwater, living st ’ MONEY TO LOAN back end of the car, and his coat-tails Hastings, had his leg broken on the 4th. waived a sad farewell as ho jumped from by the snow plow on which ho was working, the car and disappeared in a snow bank in running off the track, between Rives Junc­ the ditch. tion and Jackson, inducements are offered to agents and clubs. Addresy Tua Amsbicax Mixbox, P. O. Box 4521, New York City. LOCAL MATTERS. flgU Machine Needles at Dickinson's. A Four-Horse Pobtabi.* Exoixb. Inquire of A. C- Buxton, Gunsmith, Nashville. 24 tfgr New Orleans Molasses al . A. Roosa&Sox. MRS. L. O. CROCKER FALL AND WINTER iwiji so irnu 9 cts in in mind that this is no old shelf scorn stock, but all new, having been bought within the past three months. E. R. White, Secretary. B. F. Reynolds, Treasurer. Guess we’ll have a ran of sleigh- PARADY, Manufacturer of MILLINIRY& FANCY GOODS! Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Dressing, Shampooing, FALL ELLffiffiY GOODS! The funeral services were held at tho owned by John Kilpatrick of Woodland, Christian Church Wednesday forenoon, the became frightened al something at the depot Rev. W. W. DeGeer preaching tho sermon. and ran up Main street at a fearful rate, I until they were stopped. No one hnrt, but REASONS WHY THEY ARE PREFERABLE RO SUGAR MAKER CiN AFFORD SQo WITHOUT THEM. JUST ARRIVED At A. P. Nichols’ Shoe Store,—Wm. Howe, —a flrst-clsss workman, who is ' prepared to do all kinds of work in the latest style. 23-26 The EtfeEKA Sap Spouts are surpassed byuo others, and give the utmost satisfaction. They are, to a great extent, used in every State where maple sugar is made, nnd wherever once introduced the demand fur them is rapidly increasing. With the latest improvements, they are pronounced, by all who have used them, to be the only Sup Spout worth noticing, or fit lor use. niCHWAN (E.VTRAL Below ia a list of sugar makers who used them last season and say they will now use no spout but the Eureka: STATIONS i •letrrtt, depart So) i 38 ADO Arbor —NeverraMeribe for a newspaper that Mr. D. D. Green died early last Tuesday morning, after a lingering illness, occas­ issue Ms paper on the day It Is dated is not ioned by paralytic strokes. Mr. Green worthy of a olgle farthing gained by honest has been a good resident of thw vil’age for toil, and would probably beat those who do patronize him. old, his death occuring on his birth day. Bucket Hangers FOR THE REIT 30 DHS BARLOW, BARBER aii HAIR DRESSER! AND to any ot&err. They arc more Simple, Durable, Convenient anUEconomizing. with tbs late firm ef Aylsworth k Faller, They are made Irom the best quality ol iron, and are galvanized. "They will They do not injure the Will please call and settle the same at once not rust or corrode and will last lor generations. with tree, aud sre quicker adjusted than any other. They will yield enough W, A. AYLSWORTH. more sap, extra, every season, to doubly pay their entire cost. They Nashville, Jan. Jrt, 1876. will run earlier and later in the day, and later in tho^senion. They have the most perfect and convenient arrangement for hauling the Bucket, doing away with the spike, so injurious to the tree. Being metallic, they are conductors of heat, and never freexe, nor soak up with sap nnd sour. Their construction is such as not to obstruct tbe flow of sap from the outer pores, as do wood and other ping spouts. Trees tapped with these spoutx require no reboring during the season ; the air being excluded from the bare (by their |«eculiar construction) the pores of the timber do not become seasoned or contracted as is the case when oj»en spouts are used, and the wound is left open. Tbe inner end of the Eukeka enters the tap or bqre with three thin flanges about as J hick as the back of an ordinary table knife, leaving open spaces between each Gunge for »he flow of the sap from the outer pores. The outer pores being the best yielders are often wedged by wood nnd other plug spouts to the depth of half an inch or more, greatly dimin­ ishing the amount of sap that would otherwise bo obtained. Wooden spouts, as well as many other kinds that are used, nre of short duration; but sourness is one of their worst features.—and this is always found in them as the season advances. Those having their holes in the center, when Jnven into the tree dam up n little sap, which remains there during the season, constantly to freeze and suur. litis soon becomes thick and gummy, closing all the pores. Then to get wtgre sop. the trees must bo rebored, which usually only deepens the hole. The xonr spout is then replaced, which, will only sour the next run. The hole in the Rl-reka, by which the sap leaves the tree, is at the very bottom of the auger bole. This being bored un a little upward slant no snp can 1-e hold to freeze or sour. Then, too, the Eureka being metallic, and galvanized, absorbs no sap, consequently sourness in the spout and bore never occurs. Many ask why the Eurekas run ealier in the day and continue later at night, and later in the season 1 It u this : wood and other tubular spouts having their holes in the center, freeze up at night first, at the outer or drip end,—the snp continuing to flow, fill up the spout and auger hole, aud hav­ ing no escape, freezes solid. The Eurekas, constructed as they are, and being conductors of heat, do not freeze, nnd continue to flow much later, until the sap in the tree stops circulating by freezing. In the morning, tho spout and auger hole being free from ice. the sup commences to flow early from the outer pores, which thaw out first. With wood and other plug spouts, these pores are wedged, consequently cannot flow unlit the spoat and auger bole are free from ice. Hence wo 6oe why the sap commences to flow earlier from the Eurekas, and continues Intel in the day. And the auger hole never becoming sour by the sjKiut, continues, without rebormg, to flow much later in the season. Considering the advantages gained by the Eureka Sat Spouts, and the low price for which they are sold, ®g^_ It pays to buy goods at No. 1. wretch, living across Quaker brook, is in The society and friends of the Rev. W. W. DeGeer are invited to pay him a donation visit, at his residence In Nashville, or Thurs­ Also VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. day aflereoon and evening, March 18th. A - Frazier McCormick waa in the village cordial invitation is extended to al>. BrothTuesday and Wednesday looking as slick aa if ho had jpsl jumped from tbe band box. CUT FREE OF CHARGE 1 closed. Quite a Urge sum ia due him. which He eras he ia going'to be a farmer during has been truly aA faithfully earned. Bring She still retains the services of Mibb in your donations and let us pay for value —Dewey tay8 that his Co. embraces all received. Let every one bring bis mite and DRESSMAKING,A SPECIALTY. the Republicans in Hartings. We -know if you bring two mites it will be thankfaily leading Republicans in Hartings that differ, received. ’ with Mr. Frogfoot, on this subject. Warm Bt Oanaa or Coxunrn. FJkSEnON AJBIs E them up “Stray QuilL” DELL G»od GmAs «»i Lav FrleeaTell! mon Council accepted the services of Brown and Bleached Cotton, 8 Meit s Boots, $2.76 to $10. tho undersigned members of a Hook j.—The railroad company are putting ia TAILOR •J to the. incidental fund. On motion by Davidson the 'Com­ —Sam. J. Robinson, a jolly good fellow, is an Express and Baggage Master on the Air Lino Division of the M. C- R. R.. but LDKBHAUSER, g The moneys or license fund were on motion- by Davidson transferred l.U'SLAL I.Wni t’ESEMTS TO CASH BUTKKS1 This plow has a rvveraable point and Ladder Company, their services S3 to $30 a Suit. being tendered to said Council free “ times aa long as a camon plow. It beat of charge. All kinds of produce taken all other plows on draft at Jhe stale fair by exchange for Goods. G, M. Williami, Foreman. —Mrs. Robert J. Grant of Hastings died 118 lbs. Go and look al the plows and “see p LEM ENT SMITH. V 1 lr^.4. LAWYRR, A—, A for collecting village taxes WE ARE BOUND TO lOSlMarthnll Uli (fettle Creek Hi Katan MM a G. M. DAVENPORT, Woodland. CHARLES DUNHAM Maple Grove &S. INGERSON, “ JACOB HOFFMAN, “ “ A. B. COOPER, M ER. LOMBARD, Vermontville, J. M. COLE, C SPAULDING. ALBERT BARNUM, BENEDICT, - THE EUREKA SPOUT IS FOR SALE ONLY SJt'MichlgonCIty . SMC’hfcaso, arrrive • Any House ia Barry Co. FOR READY PAY! AT THE CASH HARDWARE HOUSE! FO R O F THE NEXT 30 DA Ye To make room for our Spring Stock. Jfr*. X. JU. STEBBINS pened Tuesday. 500 lbs. of Bitter Wanted named Page, writ known along theG. R. V. Maple Grove, died March 3rd, of infiamaD., was instantly killed by striking, a Detrolt, arrive L. C. BOISE k CO. on tho Northern division, last Wednesday. F. Hollar. DRESS MAKING C GRAND EIVfiR VALLEY DIV. in thia village, March 10th, Mr. Tryon Downs of Maple Grove, and Miss Maggie ND SKE. Where every thing in the Sugar Maker’s line can be found al tho Greeting! TO TELE PUBLIC! Having learned that the report ia in circulation that our stuck of Drugs * __ _____________ 1 r «... -.1.1 L—_- - - » —— cation from Hastings in regard to a “high LIVERY AND FEED STABLE! Mail —The Hartford Dav 8nuxo gives us the following compliment. But ’twee six years ago next May that we began to handle the and ton poorly written to grace the columns ink-roller and show unsophisticated boys E. D. BITGOOD, Proprietor. Naahvlllc. "type lice," in the newspaper forma: Bmosm Young Onto Strong, of the pert and saucy M'ddleYllle, Hammond, Nashville (Mich.) News, is one of the rising Grand Rapids, rounds of tho village Saturday. He cad Goins Kurt. as much cheek as a governmsat mule, and SvAvtora Prices to GnuA earns very near poking hianoae into trouble u"d.Jkvnie. Haetln««, NartvUk. MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER, wwM FRESH MEATS, I world respectfully inform my friends Pariffc«x that I am principally removed, and we invite Physicians to examine them and lest these. MP” And intend doing a Legitimate Drug Business, and Ptysic Sana will flail in our stock a general assortment of goods suited to their practice, and WE WARRANT THEIR PURITY I Especial Attention School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Glass and Putty, WE ALSO HAVE £f." We have COME TO MASHVU-.EE TO STAY J Ilelations Business fair fame of Nashville wijl be buried in a hearts delight to spe«k of laurels wen by worth and genius, for their triumph in pov­ erty Is more noble and glorious than a thousand royal crowns * •by — »-» —•inberitanev, or bought with —______ _______ i—The Primary School in District No. 6, Ophir. Such honors will live for immortal­ ity, and will shine on and on, when all other 1874, uk>sed Saturday evening. Feb. 27th, pageantries of earth, with their nodding 1876, with an old-fashioned spefltog school. baps that Whole number of pupils enrolled, daring UFWoalminister Abbey.—Hartford Day Spring. Again in the Trade that of strangers. - ia invited to my stock on which I GIVE TIME, NASHVILLE FOUNDRT! Plows, Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, DOME AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. 7 G. F. WILSON 1'rop. HUNGRY OR COLD! •m shall have no causa to eon>plain of high AYRES’ MEDICINES! Which are warranted. We also have a general stock of WINES AND LIQUORS, both Native and Imported, consssiingr of COGNIAC AND PEACH BRANDIES, JAMAICA BUM. a Pint Article of OLD PORT AND NATIVK WINES, OLD BOUR­ BON AND CEDAR VALLEY WHISKIES, {warrantetl Standard Proof,) LONDON DOCK AND HOLLAND GIN. These Uquors will be sold to Physicians and others for Meditimtl and Me-bankal D-»t <):i Nashville, Mkb.. Jan. 27, 1875. L. J. WHEELER i FAI R PRICES AND HONEST DEAUNO. F. O. and F. T. BOISE. Druggist's. �—-------------- ~---------------2MFS IS HK/EF. ----- —------------------------, AGRICULTURAL IMHAMENCTAmnricax Women.—It in a melancholy | cuicauo hcrapkr * iutuhrr oo. m Ub^ah iufi» should our gUd rv-olrn itadf! How , A1HIFIC1AL LIMBS. literally n race ; to look around ' forte, small aud great, that goH can l»oy I ■ ua^nd cotnuore the frail and effeminatebaking powder and EXTRACTS. V tl» d.m..u to;p-rltodnol borrt hi. ! poking My »< to-d.v wito to. hnk-, »"WMJPfflf bo„d. dv. I-, -»d. r»ud 'iSTtoit: Et-trada ieii mw little dav ere penning IS 1 w. n. «juo, vuuikKa im, i w BOOTS AND SHOES—WHOLESALE. it» c rtain and safe, nnd any lady, j Yoniffi men ! *7 Itlood Dlaea.ea. - M.ru,, . Tb- I "J*17 ' U ‘‘T*" —A «. M ,^k mn Kto,-. ~ito ►Gem SUaridan Iim left New Ortemnu -Hon. Jamre ButHntan. JUprrecDtative in Congr~ from tbe Puri Die-1 trict. died at hie home in Fall River, on tho Otb of Marcli. * ...’ । «-t VW Mi- actum in too affairs of Arkansan, ho I tvi would sink into mere footstools be cnnUuia vKo fo .toring poiaoia all crganle funemdo thain.- If* we oould bnt journey Ud[,s »rv fMk<m«*d thereby. Settling upon hn, * , „ a * jKirtant vi.j^ns, m toa-lungs, liver or kidnaya, 1I-” «./ toward tlicm now, after patient toiling : ti)O I:ll,-t,disartrow. Heuca itbeboorre reach them, rest in shadow of their bane ;-»wj; «”> v. keep their Hood to a perfectly t IiM’toy condition, aw! more especially docs J7^ w.Ln wil, awhile, and afterward Jiscend until we. tin, Bppjfr at ibis particular abaaon of toe your w“~’n wUl gained the dazzling mimmit! IF thnre 1 than »t »ny °l!>er. No matter what tea ex©tduring te. rorolug rwnpmgn. ® ” ,, - . , I ing caurto may be, tbe real caaac Of a large pro-A ,n— iabad 1. >-.1 blood. Now nDr. ­ I«*hhoi moT cloud, , — «^f .ft ~ ,o^?* “*• were only more of ran, and 1« Hsia too sultrv. If "it I A/ro.iloea not wfah to plaoe hia Golden Medical “lJ t«3,«?&r’uuui recently puWlahod an on our pathway! I ,7“ . ,' , . „" .. DGworery irt the catidngr.c of quack j-tcnt nosemaxialmg from liim critlouung tbe Democratic would only rain ! It I* is <■ too fzwr cold. «»hl. If tho the i^uus .____ by _nxemmending ___ ____ tJi— <• ft uTenre every die- lier rolw of green rd! die yMX round—u . cang w. mow si,.,. i» a go«i t.mp«--ir j e^u-cr. CARRIAGES, ROCKING SLEIGHS. Ete. HORSES. JAMES B.THOMAS, MtoUtMtorw. 114 N. P. CHINA. GLASS AND QUEENSWARE. CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. DRUGGISTS-WHOLESALE. ENGRAVERS. SEEBSI RELIABLE a H. HANNON. M South Clark. FLOWERS AND STRAW OOOOS-SPECIALTY. FURNITURE. GLASS SHOW-CARD PAIKTER. i err no 1 j OttUO I J. J. a. BUnGlIOPFEK. L?J. Xll wd 36 E- Randolph. GRASS SEEDS. ; 1 i ^wtoddshioobnjAtr! UwsmsUasly -beoontent with ^tetrst we have and are 1 If , tnowteixes it will not cure ; bnt whal ho doc* ^Ito.ssed.^ Stoller-ru. —The HmittMouian Institute r.cordt, kojit )n CHILDREN'S ENGRAVER,. STENCILS ANO STOCK, no wmier io nave txw.n two n^grtow coiaer tuan i —me air w run or t.amnci nixiam, m ubuax that of any^tovioua record in forty-two yearn 1 after too adjournment of Congrem.' Ono i» ainoo too regtilar olrtcrratioua at Fort Bnelhng | that FW> in to renirn. Another etory in. tliat were instituted. Attorney-Genera! Wilbarcn w to go W I’.umia. —The Civil liighta bill, having receired the 1 nnd that Matt Carpenter will miccood him in signature of toe ITcwdeitL ia now tho law of I too Lew DcparttncnL . the land. I —A bill hao i>oen introduced in tho Yiiyinia —The Pennsylvania Ix-gislatnro 1ms repealed House of Dekgatco to puniah jnrtfen crcaliug tbe Local Option law. . j jUntcrbauceo in botolx. theater*, aud Mfacr CANNED. FRUfTS AND CRYSTAL LAKE PICKLES. . D ctiLLDS-JR.. A CO.. lUNtaaklia. ■ u UUinue^lJt.a w.. no tain., „ know, .. lorir and ntop.lBooaJ i» W-touu«. .d I ~ £!X b- liax Irt-an IntorvinncL Of enn«. i« i. I..- ADVERTISERS bh I The blood being the eoorce from which cor ctoma an. hmltTin and from which wa dariva .round | ££££%“U U HEAVY HARDWARE —WHOLESALE. HOTELS. UNSEED OIL ANO OIL'CAKE MANUFACTURERS. FREE preparMiou. made chldly frotn tire na­ tive liorlm fotuul on lire lower rnngof w the feiurra Xeviufn maintains nf Califor­ nia, the medicinal •ropcrticf jf rldCb sire extracted therefrom without toe w*o of Alcohol. The quesitou is almort daily-OAked, - What b Uw cause of the unwamlleled-snccasa of vixegat. B • thus F Our arriwer to, that tliey remove the cause of disease,-and the [xiiieiit re­ rovers his health. They are the Meat nhwid-purifier and a life-giving pnnci pie, a iwifcct Kenorator end Invigorator of thj system. Norfir before m the l.irtiory of’ tho World b*» * jnedlcmB cuiii|Hin:nl«l po»»ciwit>iL th* . qualltiM of VlXKGAR BITTMH re h. °£. . mck of every dU-Mc nwt i» Wr wO. They are a jten-c Purgative a* well m > Touic. relieving Congotlon or Inflainmatim. ol the Liter rad Vi<c«ral Organs, in Blboh.’ DtMiEacc. s The properties of Un.. Walkeb’h VtsKOAR B1T1XEA arc A pencil^ Dtraborttjc. Cann.native. Nutriti<Jh<. laxative. Diurctie, ScdJtire. Counter-1 rritrat. Sudorific, Alter*- $250 » PAINTER’S SANDAL. Suwt.X«r To* TTOUKE AND MON PAINTING. ORAINING. VAR- £5 CASH Hcruito and O>n<.m>-ct», <!. (-»rj.ral Wavltm*k« M><! J-«Ur. TO , ' -Mend.”^.- Jtelto,. tar. ... J™? f»r7 9!W ••□Ik•Str-is LOCKSMITHS' AND BELL-HANGERS’ MATERIALS. PIUM O Habit Cured DO YOUR OWN PRINTINC! OVELTY cmr avaa ccm roa FEINTING PRESS. ZiMoia glKoo IDS ft CO. M»m.rr. w.J PORTABLE Soda Fountains. $40, SSO. $75tS100. GOOD, DURABLE AND CHNAP. ~S3S£ rW~S«ad lor * HOTELS. BAKERS, BR0CER8, _ 3^^ HOUSEKEEPERS, BOARDING HOUSES, A PRIVATE FAMILIES • FOR ALL S70 hSbi&.'i tea-, tewae?* VTSt- ■Ml AemtsUmp .Now lU~e,«X $75 ME& rSgjrwssratdi? ... ............ . -.... .. - .... uuuus*. Sto... .. —--- ------ .-----for our humility." Th.. uro without torture, will malto Uicru tho only |---------------------------------------------------------------- 11 the purpose of collecting grain. Gen. BrisUn s*Wr«M to the lory, having orettplsd four days Rtucuou dictionary. gives --------a word the deft- trwwos cvcd in much loai than ten yearn. Wi TCI CCDADM FatottadecM>wit«u> Umw.kddrMa JI toSp-iF to toul to to. to,... has been ecut to California. The State appro- lu ‘to delivery, whereupon the court adjourned, nition of which is " not ‘.to Z \Itovo —:z crongli .‘ priation will not furnish over 50,000 acres, and fcrty-lirtl Day— Edward J. Ovington. “l ( imttons on ydur footman’s waistcoat ;" a j !“?;I x>»TKST?.a!1!~. taMSMsMT the aid voted by tho government in only avail-1 who»e house Mr». Tilton is stopping, w« the , Quj means to “ kill over again ;” a j It is a rare thing'that phynicinns give | 01 n t» Bai PKH p t y-*re;i acv oountouanco to a medicine too manufact- I <?XV muKu. JTKKlCTOMm 8ON8, Bartn> X—a -Th. igr^rt. or to. Ute r-fcrud >»—“ .«*•!« Mb udl . ttauMr . ttagur-b.t, wlueh >1. uri of which ia • oecreL Alxxtt the tmlvex- t frotn but few people, and th two meetly the at- j certainly is, and a grasshopper a hayThia. «o behevtf. all iudurae. and many i .t* I toraeya eugaged by Mr. Beecher. Witnese also * horse." A glove with them is ft “ hand- | of them u»m> it In their practice with grcaB j a( made a “ statement" that he had received! from j b1wx, •• showing tiiat they wore ahoos bo-- ---------------- | mJ - -----------I-e-ral hundrvxl <Mtam and lo P ersons requinng s or pill. Pr.Riioxs requiring purgativt purgatives pills | ----------------- --———---- ——____,~Z~77 -TLi tour. tepoTtou. M. or^teMM. „“X ~ 127,, 1“ 1 rxi n,A“ Fte.el.uM> .!«* of •• kiekiiw " »>.r il.iv ™.. ntm ■1 UOWCIF in •. » «Sl ua|Hi>. <wmu num. . w.Mrttrt I. .,. I }‘rirg<uirv J’Ub> will relieve toe bowels and | (*>00 A DAY. Aarof waaMhmalo w^ftmalv, appropriation billii. 2. Tho River and Harbor I ccwin■». «. °■ -^ ... bill. 3. The Qvil Bighta bilh 4. The tail levy- I Forty-eeron-' Day.—Mr. an.’. Mra. Ovington j The nearest approach he, mlhw polite- I clcanno too blood without injury to tho ayutom. | 966 KVRKKAMA&VU'CO.. Baehaom.’ Mtab. ing arhbtiotia’ taxtsu 5. BiJi adlmhtiag Col-1 Sfrl- s<rah Vuteani weretbe only witareetw ness, make* to it is to threaten to “give orado tn 1877 m a State of tbe Union., G. Tho examined. Mm. Ovington teetified aa to tbe : a Wow ^ith his foot," the same thing, bill making banking free aud making provision | influence Plymouth church luul upon Mm Til- , prohably, to the recipient in either case, inds and all Kidney CmnptabiU. Ad<i .’ Parks, WKnkegain HL. for circulars. M.tetunxoVteluww.U.lDltm. ,. Tte'^^ubotertteMl teteM Utebtaiu to. the dite<*u«., U>» ■•Tittlr Tariff” tall testimony of Her iiuaband. boon after Sira. m i -Z — The Preeidont aignad the tall granting to P^tara: was crtlwl to the etand. one of tbe energy, of OUT kick. The terms up Elastic Tress Co. No.683Broadway, N.Y.City. AGENTS WANTED for thn NEW BOOK . IHKroWJJKieji^EStK B railroads the right of way through pubuc lands, and tlia bill kdmitting Colorado m a State. — A Mil hw l»Mti nffwwl in thn WiuMaHinwtti LcgisUtorc providing that all taxot loviol to Um Stato after Jan. 1. 1870, nhall bo [»id in pnfr,' ' ' j J“r<w». Mr. Jaffrey, got faint, and was aaristed I to u‘° ’•fu*!®*- Th” Judge announced that acres:wr uo wuuia line me coon cieareq uuc I r««« on ^teniaio dayx, and all wiudowa thrown open, to aeeuro better ventilation. Forty-third Zlwy—Tho court waa in aewnioo ■ stairs and “ dowu stairs ore also unknown in French. ’ The Nobthwil.tkrn Horsk-Naii. Co.’s , — ■ Fatotood'' Nall ia too bent in too world. 1 What changes a few yearn >nng IJCRXKrr'a !'• ,mal Hand Book, fire .ddc't. about, dou t they? Yettenlay the atjMenu of Arbor Hill were aware of a; THE MARKETS. brought to aoudden termination by the illnona ■walier in hand, giving dies# to her hits-: band, who was flying from her presence ing at the fate of 200 ouucwi of silver to toe ton. roKE/O.V. like a doer. Hight years ago the same Rrwvmi.tz^. iu. T TT" , T.T T'» v‘ *.'» i Itsmsle took a medid at an Eastern scurinpccnlatoni are gttung hold ot the lands and ArdibMbop Manning with a Cardinal a haL . . . idling them out at large figuxre^and three bar- j —The German goveraueut Iim introduced a i nftiy *or a gradilliting emsy^OD ’ Itepoee rn-i nr —n—*1 .in. —— .,wU...lv >1—... . .... _ __ ______ i. _ .- t Pliurnrlw” emtarTaaaiuiiiit of richea. menta to Caiiiolic oollegen. atxl providing---------------------- ’.1" _ —Th* timt suit under tbe Civil Righto UU ban for restoration onlv after Bishop* ohall 1 tr*t BU<\ ‘’Xp*rienoo in the been dootoed in Wilmington. N. C. Thoptoin-i,»y. m-nod a ulodg. to obey too stato to- only sure guide in noloctmg rui umtruUfr, a colored man. wm reftmod a drink in a bar- , Of J,* cx:k-’uuu>ical laws.This to- done raeut** bttle consequent^ that a roantar. br.o.c~rt«. n. VufedBUfe. : nuuuta. of lb. '2J r—nteMiwirr toougut tbe new law did mx «>■ organa for a .str and mingnes Rncrrmunmmmauer Wongu. toe De uw om not .j ] fnlly for a pmr. It m th. yualih/ nf ruo-lWi 1 , ,. . ' —The fialace of too Catholic Arvbbtxhop of rver^idatf ntanufacturr tliat cunctwnn t*4?*. ■Oldto.u, Apw r^,d, ^.U,, u^tai^-oo, wUl exwpli.md u.1 ’'“""JU the war of tbe reboUion had a troublous Um tn bemoo of too Joemt rentooute m< m> fire. iwrtrummto hsvw been speoaUv No.»» CougreM. The Howe refoaed to concur to to. I _Thc lKW|m ludl> hav. been or- ’ made for exhibition. The Hurra Amkkj’ <*"*7*a ’ *' HenaiB amemta-ento. and too bill went to a coo-, cU-nto upon a war footing. can Onoanh an- of high on.! uniform ex ktw-No. S.'.’J fareoco coaunUtoe. This conumUoa made a -JWvtwal <wm» of inaatuty have rwmlted frotu cx-Urao*, and are thn bert for actual use. 3 report which wm adopted by the Honan but Uic , rerind meatiuga of Maaara. Moody and Han- having been tried on<l proved for E^^VaK«".' Renato lato the bill 00 too table. HnbeeqtMDtly hey. h> LondoL twenty-five years. | Puaa—M<«e... tho UU WM Mgaod by the Vav-tTMtowir ’ L Advie* fram Asia Minn -Ute Uiat ia ot.e -------' 1 " . ' ~~ lMa......... •gauiat the protaal of a number of Senatom. It district atom out of a paptiblMo of 33.000 aoula Lant year 1,700 of the Human Ortho WiUT-Su.1 wwat Crot wppoaed that **e Preatocui had | jo.O80have died atone tho tevinwnp of toe lie clergy were imprisoned « otherwise ££“x£’* rigMdtho bin. but aufaaequatrtly it HH-nJ famine. punished within the limita of tho (ter »**-«•»■ *that ha had refused to do co. and. tort tone annooMMi tha daOh ot tbe maJ1 Empire. 1 allowed, would have vetoed iL j Commander, lacuL-Gcn. J^moa 1 1 —An advance <rf £5 on atecragopaMago ratatH lope Grrat; of Clando Louis Maibtew,; an ; Etaonbx Cabinet Oriianh.—The tta~ has l-en made by the wan atoMaaldp line-. i «m,co< Frencb aXrouomcr ; and of Sir Arthur //f n , M the French cull that eb-gaat ar—Owing to tho pamage of the avil-Righta ; Help*, toe cdohnited Rngtedi ratbar. ensayist j ticle of furniture furnished with a nuinbilL too propriatem of two ot tha principal aod kMoriaa. her of ranall shclvca dmigned fur various --------- —.—aj----- nrr small ornamental articles, luui lioeome a deredj I’liLvmuzED alum panemm Uw prop- nsCMMtyin every fashionable drawing erty of purifying wnlrc. A lablwpoouful r<>oin- ^ie ^bwon A Hamlin O«m Co. it mJLkU.1 intu a h .eubeuii of wwtor Itlx. "® nO< maanfact,irU1S * combination of I. Kinnkkx! into n hugEiiead of water (the ctafferc cnluni t organ, very ngh water being stirred at the time) will, after , BO(] beautiful, which they furnish for SEW YOBE. $6H90msS b? : faI wi!1 |Wify “ A singly teaspoon- ■ to< c‘’,’ui’dn8 irnx nS^d telto' TV. Gnat Rwnatliwia* Um Ajr- lonMl<Utoa «rf ita r.m.Urful Spirit ManUeHatteno al itoEiHi WILBOH’S COMPUUITD OT lA-OTsmsg. SL'ESu.M A’l’jrS'XSi-'Si SEW ATO IMPROVED BTY1ES. Tbe Smith American Ora Co. ©4Oaciay avitirriiD ar nuu R. B. PALMER’S Star Well Auger, Wells 50 ft. Deep Srak In 4 Hoort. WANTED! IcToa.' 48EHT8lKr $10002? “STAB WELL A Mailed Free on Receipt of Postage Stamp. urtJ Kui'. u> eut^usl*.ri DK WHITTIEH, nr ts. ctu-M stTM-., i-. im>-, xl, BURNETT’S wjffjjheSvw*i*£S. SIMMONS’HASH HI PPORTERS, ^VHANO.^ 3<J cixcinnatl > imr., th iwnkiirtu. C.hc or Fu.Tita raa r*ai L’arrta Statxt h»:u Ken Language of Flowers AGENTS, TAKE Ml «T»«F ■■>. tw M.W MARRIAGE GUIDE, LEGS NOTICE. WE NATE BOW KKA»T, LMGSTONE’S LAST JOURNALS. ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. I W. W. Bailey, a Waverly flows) man, j hae fallen heir to 82,000,000. ORGANS For Home Use, and fox Churches and Halls. Unequded is Tone, and in Beauty of Exterior. GHO. P. ROW. .dJns* KOS5 F.IIOK. IUchm»«<i, lad. DETBorr. , fhmt xpruig water. THE OTHER WORLD. G-U11S SsSS.! "T PUKE CODLIVER .OIL AND LIME, b Axxex’s Lung Baijiam eras** the lungs VY1*7 SENT Ilr. J. Wallrr’s ( aHromla Vluep»r Bitters er. » perelr Vegetable K. W. UIJ.TCH1-UKD A CO- TO North CUntua. nSlUEl bled. I f pic xiaul .Hteamahip Codipany also, lbw* unitiug : It is estimated tliat 40,000,000 wooden , ....................... —An Omaha dispatch eiataa that tba Aid Bo q,, two heretofore, antagonu’tic corparatkma i spoons are manufactured every year. i Ijn-oitTANT Invention.__ “ In less than ciety have about llnudird clothing aud fooling . virtmijy ono ooucam. has already resulted । —-------------------------------- ten veant there will not bo a metal tru-x in the gniaahopper people, and are now yutting ,n F ,/r.n^ nr frwght rate* 1> tween N«w j UHOMX of FUItKIGS I.ASG VAGF.s. Wun the jrodicti-n of ow of ourmot mcaeurta on foot to furnish them eeod. Three y.irk aud Ban Francijco. , The Iluidus 0f‘ said to have no word •minei.t pbyaiciarm «m CTaminuig • • proximately stated at £142,000,000. W H 3POOMEB.BoMod.Mi THE FAVORITES. LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD MANUFACTURERS. K. W. BLATCUFOBD A CO.. To North CUnUo. afresh. <Tlm JPrmldcut, Buperintandeut and mauapcre are to •have Uic right to inane re- , onr w'irld ! . l!io Itauci art White-BueUinga. Toror Sorra, eoveral Directum of th® Union Pacific railroad j nerved neat tickets stamped “#ot transferable.’ I LUMBER. , Hip Joint and' Spimu Di-vcaace, all of which ta&mg to fi-.rufnloiM Ui»»aa«a. • were recently arrewted there for - failure to and wh<?u a party,'not the original purchaser, cusrtuxr: urr roixv nMeasa According to recent statistics, the ev --------------—— ~ cubed. ojierato tbe rood ae a coatiiitioue line from its ' demanda adnuttance. tho door-kecj»er ran roMARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS. test of the forOats of Russia iu Eutojheastern tennlnua in Iowa.” Bail in the eiun of j f:t«c him. THE GOWEN MARBLE CO.. U North Clark. $8,000 ,wu required from each of t!io partic*. | is about -142,897,500 acres, or 40 per cent. ••c..r Bf n. Swelling* woqjd appear and diiap- MUS’C. SHEET AND BOOK. AND DEALERS —Gordon ami Tritaher, tl>e two pro-|xv ton< F1S.4SCIA L ASD lKlH srHl.tr.. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. of the whole area. The forests are very ' iw.ar on her hip. and sho wm gradually liecom— Tur. public debt wUtciucut ab.-wn a docreaie .who reoentiy returned to Sioux Qty from tin. “ .unequauy mu although vux unequally <u»tnuu.uxx, distributed, «and cul-- ,•i- ro.lv.ct«l. aud hcr.wholo nyatom rotten with THE ROOT A SONS MUSIC CO.. 1» RUta. ivcsoc. In 1871 a Hwnlling broke on her hip, Black Hills, bring • lowing scrotuiU from the L>< do1* during rebruary, uf ,£».GbC.JSJ; I J ' • u *> PIANOS AND ORGANS. new FJdorada iridcfcH hdf tine, oogbt to “• »ho Tr-miry. <7&R!6.US3 ; «yy tivatiun and commMicatiun are thus ■ ..Mchargiug large quAUtilic*. and nhno. that ! limo there arc aevetal opening*. ' Have hail remove all ildtfota of tbe nMmm ot gold j *“ iho m31G.<.«7; coin ccrtdcatcn, | rendered mipractMattF, the facilities PUMP MANUFACTURERS. „ ore , Lfirodoctoni at an ciponw of C125, who nay tlicrc. They brought a kUor from one of (^‘JOLtOO ; deposits for legal-tendon*. «M,- becoming F v ovary year incremuxl. , , Nearly rr,thing will do any good but a aurgieal operaI 65 per rt tb» r<™i to —. j u~ v u u,™: M, .a. REAL ESTATE. tho minora to CapL T. H. BunwIL of Hioux ' ^w5>tW0. .K-1 -vi vir. h,.. ... l«ml ». air. at -tool. to. Mto.bg V “ “Vtoi -n»i.~b« or tog. pMtol rtO'M" iuU,„ tav,g^„n,m „U »»f elm north-----------------from --------------nnrtl,— ccitauiiy received a , groit benefit tho u*o JAS. B. GOODMAN A CO.. TO I>**rLora. SEWING MACHINE COMPANIES. •‘There fa gold hero plenty a« is needed, during tho season Jmii closed wm 1,671,730, Ar,.i..UIin.l Vfloc.Lk Olmwtz and <d your Dfscovery. for oho was not able to get Ul wo want is lumber and the nocm.'arv ux>ln ' %^in*t 1.522.217 the previous eoason. 111 A-Tciuuigei, YOI g , , off tho t>od and wm not oxjwrtod to live a week AMERICAN ft M. CO ; , U tooh -t 1 . . . pcrni BeWocn IMG and 187b upward when .be commenced rndng it, a year ago. Sb. oir,:?rr.'KiA7 to work iL The fact ia, tho climate aud everyJr.tl HttOADS. | ban been doing must of her work for over aix thing here ia good enough for anybody. Next’ —The Pennsylvania railroad baa reduced the ! of 20,000 acres wen planted, ‘months. Hao u«xl twenty battles and atiU HOMF. h. M. CO., Juha summer and fall there will bo more money in 1 fam for {MUMengcra from Baltimore a» foBavni: 9^ n<--tii»n of private OwncnL I lx* '* ” *“ circulatiui here than any place in tho United ' To PitLiburgh. S3; Wheeling, ?3.50; CYncin- principal trees are the ’Scotch pine, vuur valuable medicine. I can cheerfully CHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO.. TO North Clinton. SHOW-CASE MANUFACTURERS. Statre. Como quick and bring the nocereary ’ Mu, Indianapolis. ♦?; Izsilsrille, tB-.f'hi- mmicc ,fir, larch, birch, lime, usp«‘n, and recommend it a* a Wood-j>urifier and BtrengtbJ. M. Ilomxaox. impkmeuu." regW W; St. loub. <10. ’ The value of the forest products rest irer. SOAP MANUFACTURERS. Discovery i* eoklby dragginta. or toM. to to. &»to, Mt. tew -Th. teM. to. rirtl Ih.teyl™!. I rtrJ lgn „n,^ut„| lo 16.ttK.553 JAR. S. KIRK A COS STAND A HO »OATS. MA to Dil Wilhoit's ANn-PcnroDM! or Feclosed to oncapc meumng the penalties of tbe I ana Baltinwre companies Kill continue* ami ' .. . . , . Civil lUghlrt bUL In tbe Tcuuceocc Ugialatnro | rodu^1Ul m fUR1 to tho Fast ia Uuj order -of i ««**»!»«. But the internal cciwuiuption vrr. and Anns Toxic!—Wilhofl'* Tonic liae STEAMSHIP USES. a bill han been introduced repealing tlia law j the day. -fakoetn only <8 now to go to Belli- j gives a better idea of the immense ctrtablixhwl lUcif an the real infallible CtdIJ WHITE STAR MAIL USE, W CImL. A | ‘cure. It w univcrraUy admitted to l>e the only Eceurtin;; hutelrt, more from' Chicago, aud to ItiUedolphia, fill. I wealth of these foreeta. The approx- I reliable and ----------------------------------------WASHING MACHINES. liarndtw' Chill medicine now---in CALKtNN CHAMPION -A line of etagee ta to bo ran between Sioux i ,nM, lmMpert to Baltimore will ' inmte value, as state! by Mr. Werekhn, ‘ It- eflkacy fa confirmed by thousatafa For Clrrel*™. Mr.. WsMiotUo., KI Clark. Aarau wanUd ewnrbarw. City rad tbe Black Hill*. eventually fall m low aa 85, kud tho apportion , muJ,t n> i(nlHt 2G5.450.000 roublea per 2^ □*/ ^untreJ*^ c>^PnXriJMdte WHITE LEAD. ZINC AND COLORS MANUFACTURERS. —A Nannie! Butter and Egg Convention wijj ll0 carried on till one or. the other of the \ Wood i« th,, only furl used iu f «**" of ®r*’7 ‘-'T*'- frotn tko *h*WuH ’goes of CHICAGO WHITE LP.AXJ A OtX.CO-.ONea A FuNuo. 1>m juet been held.in Cbiroga being, we > l<rt«w wcalmM. annum. Wood w uie omy itwi uscu u Uje thw fotcP( of ’ WIRE CLOTH AND WIRE GOODS. Ikve. tiw find truly national convooaLou of j . c!ocbtMJ at Sfctaey Dtlfa.. PraiAmt jf "ld nulwa-TB °O,'^ne I ‘“’j4 vv7 U! T? CLINTON W!P.K CLOTH CO.. IT* Rani Jph. m..to«M«to— tetertte.tort««-«».!to.I:^iWOk„.,lrMa.u .(to, i. to.l» 1” U.« Minitol wine ..f 7.200.000 Jlli. tr 51^ rrtKnxr.r.r.vnjrr.Mi ^jri^»iJi«inc*tO'W3« IMPERIAL AXLE GREASE. people never criticised or found fault | <ro-j, 3,t| tl>at it will free too blood and tw»were uttered—if .frannd?cnevw turned te Dtae:»vcry ui trail onto! by him to euro tho SPOONER’S GUN3, CUTLERY. FISHING TACKLE. WMW.E.HPENUKRACa, TOSUU. KM. UK. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-WHOLESALE.' He does not recommend h« » uuuuy putedlM — might make ot . rtd^teb.1 bu^toTMr.u.tote..rptei ^ ^7?"Ty??. VINECAR BITTt a„Tiri£.^il.Sto“STZ; S o. a. I to.' nine—the letter wind; reached ite ■ desti-; to thonsamte is u stumbling block never | FOI.IT1C nation but viz.—a cotiHultation conraltatiun with with aa __________ nation but too too "safely. 'aafely,.. bearing bearing '‘ on on ita ita overcome, family phjarician. ‘Tin tnro there may be caws of yearx’ standing that will necan givo— wlrnt wild aelf-reproachca and ceaNitnte more powerful treatment; but Ctristiaacy’s election to tbe Senate. what hitter team of regret would hav« in nine ciiflcK out of ten tliia reuuxly will lieen saved us I We are tired of thM.dd reach the tlincaiie, and after a little tune rights of Itap jiome, boueath. tbe shadow of wlfoee <fffect a cure. The number of ladifYi cured by it.un* numberetl by fhoiwantlH. nnd nitons to to. Ottef Jmw. of th. uaBre_.1 toenammuaUdbytortll^UicaxMofAtoRrtg^ roof-treo we have dwelt for so iniuiy are scattered through every State in the MeMMtaM.^ZLd Ibid kX ! * < ” *■ o»n. . - — T^-. U «a ««M oaly go out into ll» Union. __________________ ' 26 1>n-hI great, busy, bustling world, aao what Cailpentkich, see advertiaement of 8iih—Ttie ilran. Bill King baa atncrgewl from Ida 1 ~'n‘° manager of tho leading Mempbia I oQlcra J^vo nec.D, and do what ©there , mons' Saflh Supporter. . -rfun.rf.Pl»S«rort. to-L«r.r—u> rf»a p~0. to Im | „ wj h, h JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., BorraL DR. 0. 1 BO � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-03-19.pdf.pdf bdd18c1a06a4cbc4305d8f50cd8b6510 PDF Text Text Progression. No Retrograding VOL. II ■’ and " *____ '■* ••--’ [ to fro with every' breath of wind. Wliat a lovrity framing tliis would be for tho gay, -fragrant blossoms that should have tlml suxuiy window all to them- nipped down to g cltnr, numing brook. Hint just here was broken into s succes­ sion of little ouwadre. A rustic bridge spanned the stream, and jart beyond wan — * - - - nt ^....^5.. * Within the lioune the A LONG .LOOK JUCKVJtil). Old ngc grows garrulous, they my. Perliajm that is the reason my lijm* arc unsealed to-night Alone, yet not lonely, • twilight hours. I have been looking backward over a long stretch of years to a sunny childhood. Ah I what a dreary waste lie® .between!—what shipwrecked plans and hopes 1—Arhat bitter disap­ pointments 1—what weary tossingu [ But, rifling hero in my quiet home to­ night, there litreoms forward.over the dreary waste from.'that sunlit childhood, and backward from the setting light, a soft radiance that brightens all the sluul- ' ’ • _-jB, |[ • * I have stood at sunset, after a summer shower, and watched n rainbow standing odt in bright relief agrinst a dark and troubled sky. Can it be, I wonder, that in all our trouble® ore hidden thoee prismatic colors, waiting only the touch of a tonder, InnnbTf faith to sot thejr. free, and span our henvens with p bow of promise L I)e Quincxy says: “ The happiiwt of nil duldhoods will hove been tlmt of which the Imppiucm luw survived and expremed’ itaclf, not in distinct record-, but in deep affection, in abiding love, and the hauutings of meditative power." My childhood was as free, and happy, and light-hearted 'as a child's lifo am ever be. ’ An atmoeqihere of love onfolded me, and flic pleaaun® of a country life-w«ire endlcwi. I grew up n worshiper of Nature—indeed, she toqk me so in- and back of it a delightful sitting-room looking off upon the woods, white the old elm-tree stretched its graceful shadows over it Around thia room I would gather all thu'ciftnfort and brigh^toaupoa^Bln. Hero was my precious library, beyond all .price to me. Its miscellaneoiui character might have provoked a smile from wise and reverend heads.” I had all my fife bought ' the iiookH I wonted—not those I ought-to want. All had been rood and re-rrad, and were precious from association ns well, as for their intrinric worth. . Each volume was covered with hieroglyphica, to which I only had the key, and each was like the face of an old friend. ' My cabinet,. too, was them From my earliest childhood I bad a mania for collecting all manner of odd things ; it hod followed mo through life, until .now I luul many valuable B)>eairaeufl and rare curioritire, the gifts of friends who had bjimorod this fancy. In fract, my little cottage threatened to be as much of a cnriorityrin ita way te was that of Miss Hellevi Hausgicbte, that oddity of Mine . Bremer's creation. But there was one room, tlio sanctum of my little home, where no foot but mine ever croased tlio threehold. A strnnger’ii presence would have .profaned IL This wits sacred to tho memorice of the oklen time, and tho dear ones who luul gone. Hero won the secretary my father always used, and which wiw such a wonder to my childish eyes. It warm fin--, ••l-.I ic.-liinned pi-'t-.'c.f furni­ ture that camo iqto ,ur house before I was Ixiru ; and ift odd little drawiim and > cupboards, and tfie arched 'rocoss into which a clock *atf nicety fitted, and tlio orie private ivuwer always locked, were to mo jut nnSiling sourae.of curiosity. Dwut-r to major lhaa UDyimodem di-- gaaoe, this olil secretary I held as the nuxit precious treasure my house con­ tained. All the furniture and bdongingn . 'of this room were relicw of tho dear old days of my childhood, to wliich this spot fttuuned Ute ouly link that bqpud me. To for her tliau for human compauionnhip. tho*’'dear ones all tlio‘love’ of my heart But if tho childhood and early youth ww blithe te|.,.j ite .tea.... “•> ,d”~ ™» “V ... ..... . . Puirthlv nf -tlio tho love Lit... and n.i.l tho earthly nipmnnuk memorials of gathering, and came fltndching their loved. darknoaa over me. One and another of ___ ___ Winm I came to thin room, there wan the choicest and * _________________ dearest friends were taken—and with me do second friciri can !klw*Y* involuntary jiaum- at tho door, ever take the ptare of tlio dwul. Once j Thi-l is holy ground, something always gone there m a vacancy forever._________ [ * cmed to wbtapqr, mid warned me never The dearest hojiea were blighted—the U> t lke ovo,‘ *l»*»huld ilic duweumost <fiferiidie<l plans debated—the in-1 tont *ad l'trife of a wpirii at war with the tensest aspirationa stifled. Chocked, j worU- An J whatever of good tjicxc may crom-d, thwarted everywhere, I could I haTektaea a. my Bfs, iff ^>blo aowoeuy recognise in maturcr yeara a | purpuee and true endeavor, waa brought trace of the light-hearted, happy girl. . from that little room where an angel Ah !• Ui» is the soddwrt part of our trial* preseuce Beumi d. oyer -to dwell, and a here—to havo the bitter pain of the dis- ( greater tnnu angal .pruftndtv trixipril to cqfiino aud none of thoblearing. Tn our (hear the lowly cry thul went up for help, blindness, we bear an best we can what ' '-fwo or three yenra after coming into we cannot poeribty rid ourselves of, but; poww^aion'. of my' delightful home, a never by true aubmiaston accept what ’ malignant fever fewming an epidemic i »w« 14 through, tK pW.;- -On -the out­ wonid make tho dfcscipline tolerable. Oh ! in thoeo yeara how unspeakably I ! skirt-) of the"town, among other victims, longed for a home of my own—a quiet ir ‘ la fath'Ttuid mother Ixith died, after a NO. 25. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1875. feet brought music, and the flitting of a litflo form brought. •' mimhine, l>oth brought wateliing aud care with them. All the diseases of clxiLlbood Bad appar­ na turf can bo ; ivy nentling around ently been reserved for my scknowl_____ _ edged talent of nundng; and now she windows, tlio slender, graceful i branches drooping bver them and waving went faithfully through tlio whole roun.l, CONGBESaiONAL faco was like tlmt of au angel. Our talk waa of many things ; but could wo have I MICHIGAN yifVS. known it was our List, it cpuld luirdly ■ have almped itaelf differently. Th® angel of death was even then bending over our home, and before the morning camo hiwl gathered into jjoi omitting even chidtau-pox, which ite dark shadows all that was left me Swiftly, surely many children, I believe, do skip over, of human love or liopc. _ ........ winding up at twclye with an attack of ; tho blow fell. The ouly comfort was, scartet fever, Uiat came near finishing ux 1 she had been sjmred all suffering and both up together. Tliis last danger over, j fear. No touch of mortal agony rested I bpgan to breathe more freely. * ou tlio dear face. She luul slept in If Uus little orphan bad provod a great ! peace, and awakened in glory. formed a law partnership with Dennis L. Rogers, of (hand Rapids. teaching rcicliUtic subject*. Tmdmdat. March 11.—Ooytou's neolatioci Jcncix Joax W. IxuuTaaa. of the United BUtew District Court, died at his residence in Detroit a few days ago. lie had been in per­ fect b«uih unhl half an boor before ids death. care, she hail ulao proved a great trona- I How the weeks and months passed I ufe. Here is the one advantage a single j scarcely know. It was long before I or a childlean woman law over th-' mother ' could rouse myself from this last blow. ■Who has a natural right to her' children. ' But ~ “ tho yearn brought outward quiet and Something of inward peace. I came to think loan of my ion and more of my gain ; and, with thoughts of ’her over in my mind, I gradually took up the old lifo again, but tiovor with e«i firm a bold but I could drop it joyfully if the cull camo for me. Our" Uvea we/o. parted, . She must take whatever is sent her, whether ugliness or beauty—an angel iu embryo or a devil in disguise. But we are free to choose Jtho child of our adop­ tion, and from a given uumlxw take Oro one that silita our fancy Ih-hI. I stand by a senaible woman's righta, and thia i* one of them. ■ Norihpion could ever have been more county, put her two children, one agud 3)^ ynan, and the other a babe of one year, toataep, and went Over to a nd^hbor to make a caH and while she waa there's young man earned M> M b> ptWdbit ing there he found the doom both locked and yet scarctdy divided, for her presence wwi with mo so constantly I could not Sittedxt, March 12.—The Scaxio spent ths but feci that, as I had given her my boat Hrenov engine Ovid, on the Detroit and Mil­ of human car®, tihe was giving to back waukee railroad, after crossing the bridge at mo an ongel'H ministry. And ph I Bit here to-night, with silver and fireman stuck to their engine, but escaped locks and wrinkled f«<». «“d stooping Tho following is tho platform of princtploo form, I am thinking of those who stooii adoptod by the InilopciUonta at their recent with me •* boride a maarivii floteway in nkUouxl convention in tHevchnd : years gone by ; ” they hayo' entcrod in, riroyod Bennett's dnut bIoto. with ell its «n»while I can only sit and “ caknly wait This Was the outward allowing of A till the hinge® turn for me."—Arthur'n ' lovely disporitiou and a woU-bt|tanccd Ma'jaiitu. mind. ’ Through her earlier years, ho broken It is a hard thing to rise from a rick by sickness, I took her education into bed with a feeling that you would better charged with' tho murder of Richard Flannery, my own hands. I was her mother, play­ hurt October, the jury failed to agree, and were have fulfilled expcctationa by dying. mate, teacher, friend ; and never was discharged. Pickard, Ute suppoeed accomBut what must be the state of mind of a there more entire love and confidence plico, is still at large, never liaviug been heard man in New Zealand, who, against all from. between a child and a person of mapredictions, recovered from a long and SlatUtle^. turcr yeara. What liappy honni we severe jllnces to be confronted with a Tub HUte Tresanrer’a report f.w the mouth <J had ■ in that dear old sitting-room I long and extravagant dross-maker's bill February. 1S75, ia as follows : How wwy study with the for ft luxudsomo and complete suit of elm filiadown ' ' dancing “ in at the willow’s weeds i Wc are told there was and .playing hide open window,. _ „ a domestic scene, in which reproaches, and seek with tho sunlight on tho floor. Mnuasohaa a debt of ♦7.550. ami cash on , grief, chagrin and tears, l>ore an impor­ The earlier routine of knowledge came to hand to the amount of H.20. tant part. And there wi»a reconciliation her no pleasantly and easily in this natu­ and explanation. Tho latter was to the ral home way, it never brought a thought ! effect tluit the huslnud hod always said, The amount of laud granted tn Michigan railof distate and wearineos. Tim cabinet sine* emigrating to the colony, that he that will be subject to taxation according to the wiuj a perpetual fluid of intercet. How never wanted his wife to cense to “ dsess recent dccteou of the L'uited Statoa Suprenu many lessons of other lands, their cli­ like a lady,” and so, bring told that her Court, is m follows.: mate, jicople, resources, were learned tw husband could not got well, tho fond one Iciwon grew out of nnotlicr, and then wife hud ordered al once what she knew her awfikeois} curiwdty and eager interhe, if he could suggest, would wish her Fttr>» *nl ivr- M.r-1'4- ttr csl ied'her to books to find out more. OratMt liapida an 1 IniLab to wear. The bill was paid, but whether Chira«tt >»1 SorUitrrwt. rn This vnw tho carrying into practice of the “ weeds ’* were put nwny to awrit MarqMtta. AouaMnu m l Unl»oa*<«....... Sl.fiSLT* one of pet thcorics^-aad it worked their proper Oecamon or not, fate leaves The aaxxuil of UK luq-aid <m theno ratio wl admirably. I always pdiml the long us to conjecture. IsikIs y> 1S73 wan C82.0OT.GC. Adding Hie bids rows of weary little childrenin u crow^led to the State ant! redemption interest, it wnuld TA8TK IN HBKMA. school-room, trying to leant lessons of cwt tho railrowta, Starch 3. 1373. *132.103 to The French woman’s rule in dress is a redeem thene lands. Only the Chicago and not the riightmt interest to them, or the Northwestern Company han jaud its tax upon good one—to modify prevailing faahions least praotiail value. . . How fxA of quiet joy those siunmm ! to suit her own taste. In a word, every were! How pleasant the leiiaona for both woman in Paris dresnra to suit her indi­ llr-cxsT Michigan jwwtal diangck: teacher and scholar. Often on the bock vidual fancy, and consequently wo have aAtd-Agnew, Saginaw county, A Davis, pnrtthat infinite variety in Paris styleh. As verandah, with Ute sweet, xunric of the mawter; English, Menomonee county. Henry a rule, with few cxceptrfins, French IL Sterling, Pcmtmaslcr; Homa. Newaygo brook, mid tlio green woods so near, andwomen study ,w)uit will become thorn, comity, Justus Chapman. I’eotmaetcr. oftencr in tho still depths of the woods CfeM^rxf—Hugliaavillci. Saginaw county.to C.Min­ more than what is the extreme of fashion, themselves waa ths studying dime, nnd ty Line. Poalmatirrt Appoihlai—East Greenand combinn the two so os not to appear tlien, tho' book» thfoivn aside, we both etwntric or old-fashioned, nnd yet not lejraued I letter terauus from God’s own winr any tiling riwolutsly unbt-ciuning cnn>nt of Uu- ikvjU*, uni uut thruti«b the umueU- i aalcnburgh. Kalamazoo county, Orrin P. Dnrworks tlmn ever books contained. If ry rial* m here j.ropcvrd Um« lutrn-.U on be ronKim . Grayhng, Crayfurd county. David jurt Iwcause it is fashionable. A French London ; Trufant, Montcalm county, William her education in thin way was not That a« the public domain woman never curco to hnvc many dn-ftscu, D. Johnson ; Viduburgb, Kolatnaz^xi county, by rtiki’j ’ it went on rapidly aud or, as they express it, toilette*, at a time; Samuel Hawkitw. '* thoroughly, mid when, with health because a dress never looks 1 real> and ostahludud, ahe waa ablu to go tJilp of Ditou, Kent count.. Tho* are at titter new that has boon hanging np or laid by into school, she took her place nt tlio cunaty, and it M aUagod that one of them liaa for aome time. She keeps olio drrss for head of her nompaaionri thrcalcuol to kill the other's wife, because be early morning wear in the street, another thhiks bis Bister-in-law liewitcbcd his child, As hi-i;youug life unfoh.lixl in beonty, for visits, and another for 1k>un«> wear. who was sick for a long time and died recently. ornl camo near the jMiiqt alien’ the gid His Ixdlef m witchcraft, and hi* brother's wife and woman meet, how anxiously I turns, ,f she «m afford it Whenever wii.. ^^^•.ut-fwvih.u.tetes-caret being switch, U founded ou infuraatiou given watched, guarding, fth I bo carefully, from , take® Off ft dress she folds it up and lays : w« InaUt upon and dwwd ^cra re­ to him by a Chicago clairvoyant. all compatuoiudup that could liarm. I Tue remains cf Mi* I'liarma Davis, an insane it by (she never bangs it'UpX and thus nrachmrot and in aU bramhe* of public never shut her away from tlio pleasant woman, who wandered away from the County her toilets always look freeli and new. 1 pastimes of -her young friends. I had seen the folly and wrong of thia in some Mr. nudlocnunp and hia four noun •’ of tjje qver-f^reful. mothers of my acTux Manimoc Times wails in Uiis wwo: th;, moncury- »y»tem herein rfnrintance. ‘Youth seeks youth, and it were Iraufing'itt th® mouth of Little river, ; brt«r*n th- citraeia of thin grocery dealers find Uian-.itclrea without the is far better to give to children the com- in Cooke county, Texas, when a largo uwn> irflibc fortunate’ than mine. She waa ano of thooe children so often found in books— so rarely seen in real life. A little figure fuflhioned most daintily, every movement full of grace—the soft, ilark oyc®, gentle and tender, a weli-slnqied head with a wealth of brown, wavy hair, and the low, mnaicnl voice, when it rippled in laugh- • ■ abort illuesa, leaving a little orphan Hire® little n»ri where I might liave absolute ' freedom. Frivriom to jlo—freedom to yenri of age. Some - friendfl Inighingiy do rny IxwL Ah ! I would show what , proposed that I should adopt tlio liflie pfUiionaliip of their own nga than to shut my cupabilitice were if hand or brain writ. Aboard a» the prujxxcal tmumod, them up, through fefir of imaginary evil, and knocked liim down. The older Hon told the boys riqt to shout,'«s Itey would could ouly earn me a honie of my own. 1 it would-force itself again and again upon I to the company only of their elders. Do you fancy other drcjuim at work I!1 my ~iy thfatglita. .-Jifr ~ r<» r~. - —But while she waa tho fife of her circle kill their father. The old man luul the , • a.v JMMK.Vais i.wvantr. a {food deal'of fielf-detdnl Kty. it wfe no man’n homo I wanted—a j ; Now W*’w I-1m£ n • of ymmg fctatfq; a joy to me to conger by the tiiroat with hia right hand. . anu emo uno ■ of' ui the vne irons tegs with wish his ura left icix. Mraara. Howard, White, Crowell & __ ____ _________ _______ tiaex-kan(i gttttctority in my nature, but un- know that my loving sympathy liad won and front legs One tho struck oouger C° ’ » publishers of the Chicago Dally Daily Ono of the party ctruck the conger with 9°?* pnbhshera premiblr charm. I would show to my i derlying them won a plenty of the “old her so entirely, fliat she riwnys came akeptical frienda what au haueat, wirneet, Adam." I would have no joint owuer- back to me to find Iter greatest pleasure liis gim, but miMMJd his rim and idruch I f bz/amyrctof llulleiiii, have just pub-; hia father acruas the liock, then seixed R fuil and comprehensive review aelf-reliant woman, in the beet sexue of riijpin flte chftd. She khonid Im wholly and happuuva. How anxiously I thought tlx.ooW.l^llxkK.^Jdu.Mdl. -oMb.pKlmgl-.U ol Urntol, Io,U» the word, could writ* a home Hist should mine or not mine at nil. But after dili- of her fixture. I knew her loving and bi« gup uguiurt Uu> uumul \ l»u« "“«»>. <«>»* »•> cull U» folbe M attractive an any matron’s of them ; inquiry, J found there wm rmdly lovable mature would never stand alone enu»p ftP j no on® to claim the child, aud ahe wouhl os mine had done; and I trembled lest •ad fired, breaking il> Ude, <®wuug H I ‘“™e id-ratiug uUlidiou. Ti‘O followiug table exhibits the nrunI had never Ixxm troubled with my lx’ m’nt “ w*y^,niI took to my darling should aome day give herself U) loew >1. bold U» flw. uoa. Tlu> two ; toy. thni that Imd .<1 ot U>« l>m« rotawbJ ; >>™ « ”> “l|n S» l»<Aea »in dremna of love. My heart wm my own. »ty heart and horn.:. to aua who would not deaervu. Ah! • OOy" liaa bo U0 .U cu Ur? tx-mi retreau-u ‘is“ Cbimgo for Um White I had the most thorough going '* P«»r riiild,’rriud my enemies (for I how DecdleaM were tluwe fears. Even,; # fo» steps, and the fattier disclinrged ! F*^ twenty-four yeara: frtetiiMiip for my gentleman friends, I ’ had enemies—I «nppc.a<. most people with thcnlhere wm a home preparing for her < ttoUi bornite of his gun, killing the j M had also the most perfect indifference to • strong individuality have them), •• what that alwjuld never have a taint of njortal j tad. ________ ; • i them as lovers. I think marriage im-: a dreary life she will have of it, with no weakucai or infirmity. Tender as my r j n.rcKT nor. pswres men efreu more than women. Atquo but that old maid to xwe fur UerZ cure liad bean, she was to pans to akoepA farmer’a boy was crossing a field fewst, I know that my beat gentlemen I fifco will mtn her by •sverity.** ing infixxitaty more ladder. Mercifully, where a very -wild and feroeioua bull was friends, those for whom I Had the deep“She will spoil her l»y indulgence," said “ my cy.« were holdi-n " that thi-y should ; allowed-to room nt large. When the boy i , • w..taht d ted .Ixm'l xmeted ite miM. <d ite ”°* Mt respect ana warnu« irrimtisiap,-were : my^rMRQa who Knew me tieUnr. -No, I nut-tta.R-tari., .Wo.., flu* married men of my aequxinfaacc. ; would do neither. I would nicer straight Kia home came at hurt. A distant * between ; the two cxtrwm®. The HtUc birthday, and the happiest itummcr of head lowered, rushing furiously at him. , rehrtive, an eccentric old ImcLnlor, Kt; orphan sliould have all the cure, and Sg^'-SL '................................................................. ’ • • ■ mt I wofrid have Liked it betft. I would ; but 1 would guide her ' wisely as well m * it M a legacy frwi Ute | trudrriy. i from the living, j. 1 had any quantify at pet tin-orics. ran fully before I oouM ; Now I would whether any of Lluwc mor beauty and brightn«B of my life I tree near by «m<l 4«nmeneed running I shall never forgot that early September around it, with tte ball after him; preaev.«iwt. We wvr® rifling by th., open rufly lw» mughk the bull by the Uil, oral jRg t TnvuKtur. March U. -Henair—All Ute bills luinung the nae <l/;rd or <l*u<cmu* tr. orcrbaariM the track. i th- jiHSl reaoluUona n-latire to ih« bounties of FMDAt.' March IX—Anate—The Coanaitteo committer of tb- whole..'. -Th" Scn*te btlb , pcv-TuitiM; for a rr-r?<iatr*Uou of ’tbo ctectera of Ann Arbor, toil reaulattnK mlra by cxrcuUoti, and adJoum«J until k o'clock Munday cvcnlntf. preaented oppoatna th* rc> A remarkable case of aboriginal in­ genuity and cleverii'tia has been dis­ closed recently nt Washington, in connwtion with a visit of a delegation of San and Fox Indians from Kansan. They came to procure, if possible, an abroga­ tion of the treaty by which their lands in Kansan were ced-sl and aold, and they agreed to remove to the Indian Territory. Under ttti» treaty the most of the tribe lutvo removed and an? prospering. This bond of atragglera—some 250 in number —liavo lived and bunted in the country for several years, much to the annoyance of the settiers who liavu bought their lands. The young chief who came to represent his people wns found engaged in paper­ ing • manuscript, and said that he was writing home to hia head brave. Pashahc-puw-ho or Loping Bear, tho Sac and Fox sovereign, is a blanket Indian, with all the appropriate paint, iflathers and gewgaws. He does not know a word of English, spoken or -written ; his language has never been reduced io writ­ ing ; and yet while here he was sending daily dispatches to the Secretary of State in Kansas, setting forth tho progress of his negotiations with the United Staten government. When questioned as to how he learned to write, he replied tluit he anil Im head bravo had made a system of characters our butchers ate couwith which they reduced ‘heir language to writing, and that they two were the only living persons who could write or read it The words were written after h uamo at young chicken thieves wss broken tho Cliinese fashion, on® letter above up al Ypsfianti. lari weak, by the arreri snu another, except that ho logins at the ooavictaxi rf four of the leader* tiiree of ------------ —' —■ ~ - —*■» “ «“ A MATEB-FlNItEU. A Naw Hampeliire correspondent says rixtritavn. Several others have Lcou arrested. HHGMlIATirjf PHOCKKIUNUIf. that Capt John S. Godfrey, of Hamp­ shire Falla, who has gone to locate wi lls, thus : With nothing in h» liand*, ho walks over th® grpund until tiui water, if any exists, is.Approached, when he is affected with a nervuua twitching in the limbs, which increasi® as the water is neared, ho acting all the time very much like a person with the burn of a magnetic course of tin.* spring or stream, which­ ever way it may lead, regHrdlnra of walls, mlm Ubte shows UtXvf-padt■ 1 window of oar imuggury, for uone of fl» commenced Hriabcring liim unmwifulty ’ ■■■’ ' chilfimm of' ituWmn bril* ervyi. into the with a rtick. The bWl, ftnding that air. A full moon wra queening il in u Uro window rill. 1 “O,” wyn Hie boy, increasing hia Wowr, : .Every convict now duKharged from In the pure moonlight Hie world stood ; “ you may bellow, hut I’d like to know { the Nevada State Prison rwwives $25 in transfigured, and my‘darling's upturned ! who started tiria?" ! gold to etart a new life with. bo be ctmtrullml by aume power which be i« unable to result. Oapt. Godfrey �“O, I’ve loved before,” «ft»d • De­ How sLiirtling the word! .how sol­, troit woman to her fourth husband, >s she took it handrul of heir from emn lhe sound ! Death h indeed tho ' his foriebead beanuse be objected to "kiug-of terrors." Alt hearts quail1 hang out the week** washing. at his approach, and'ltow fearful do Another $25,000 cow will never FKIDAV.------- MARCH IS. >876 we struggle to escape his mighty more be liolhered by blun-botlle flies grasp. Ail animosity ceases in his in this world. The Fourth Duchess presence, every thing unkind is for­ of Oneida has been driven home by We sometimes meet with men gotten, aud we stand trembling with the Angel of Death. The foreman of the Cincinnati! who seem <o think, that aiif indul­ silent awe. We all know it is' appointed unto brewmr-ts are paid ft salary of $10,. gence in an affectionate feeling is 000 i^knnum. Michigan pays her weakness ; they will return from a man once to die, but wa rush on circuit judges $1^500. Brewing ale the strife, thinking pay* nearly seven limes as much as jonrneyj and greet their families with heedlessly in . ft distant dignity, and move among naught, caring naught, until the dread dispensing justice. their children with lhe cold and messenger comes ‘ lioldly into our Il came from his heart when a lofty splendor of au iceberg surround­ midst, and, selecting the fairest and ed by its broken fragments. There purest, bears away its victims,' leav­ is hardly a more unnatural sight on ing tis stunned and bewildered by earth than oao of those families with­ the shock. out a heart. A father had belter ex­ Then, when we see the loved one Brooklyn man rose in prayer meet­ ing the other night and said : “I've lived here sixteen years and I havn't heard a good, square ‘ameof since I left the West. warm and gushing emotion of filial, The .Toledo Democrat knows a young man nineteen .years old who the speaking eyew hasn't a hair on his head, and he’s forever, the heart so mean that he won.I let reporters throb for us Fi'h use his shiny scalp to jot down notes ’ • joy and - love now cold—cold and ou. "I like to hear n man indulge in a pulseless for evermore, we shrink be­ fore the awful magnitude of the work hearty laugh,” says lhe Rev. Collyer. So du wr-, in case it's some other of the fell destroyer—death. man who suddenly sits down on the With tbe anguish uf our hearts for sidewalk. When it isn’t ‘•some other those dear ones comes another man" we despise hearty laughter. paternal, and fraternal love. thought—-the eyes than to lake cold and still, the away his heart. Who that has ex­ but marble dust, perienced the joys of friendship, and silent and dosed valti-s sympathy and affection, that was wont to tinguish a boy's would not rather lose al! that is beautiful in nature’s acenery than be robbed of the hidden treasures of the heart ? Cherisli then your hearts best affection*. Indulge in the lips we have kissed lonely grave. Alone, He iivas in Rhinebeck now—108 years of age, threads a needle at arm ’s length, slept with Noah when dark abode, until our own heart a boy. played'marbles with Pharaoh, siring* arc frozen by his icy fingers, and turned the grindstone for G. W. and we, too, join them in their last to sharpen his little cherry cutter. resting place. Ah ! how our living, Forbearance is not always a virtue, breathing natures recoil from that even in a clergyman. Imagine the alone ! we must leave them in their About three or four years ago there appeared in the sago bush in Cola county, California, a stange hu­ man being. He was dressed in the skins of animals, and was always His hair and beard were of thought. In the midst of life we cannot length. He haunted We do not real­ small settlements, aud whso there comprehend death. ize fully—so closely do we clihg to were no men around made raids on artriikL extraordinary the houses, securing' whatever plan• this world and its joys—that wo des was to be had. He came to be should think less upon that and more the team of lhe county, and narrowly upon the change toward- which we escaped with hi* life several times are all rapidly hastening. Il is our wnen surprised by men who were duty to dp this—to divest death of A few weeks since he its repulsive horror and learn t<> look made one of hi* visits Io a house upon it as it really is—a ’ preparato.y where the inmates refused to comply stage of existence to a brighter,world, with his demands, and the door was whose joys are lasting and whose hunting him. barred ngaiast him. He emptied the pleasures fade not awayHow much happier the bereaved eontcQts of three revolvers in the house, seriously wounding a woman, mother who does not see the life ex­ to the swamp. tinct and the little blossom faded, but mid then retreated The next day a party went out to who with a spiritual vision pierces capture him, mid succeeded in doing the' veil of mystery that envelopes it, He proves to be Jeremiah Smith, and looking beyond, sees joy and gio who murdered his wife and child in ry unspeakable, sees the fair flower Ulster county, New York, by pound­ that slept upon her heart, reflected by so. ing them tv denlh with a stone. At the Mount Pleasant mine, in Scranton, Pa., on the 9th inst., two boys, Henry Welsh and John Owens, were crush'd to death in n coal screen. Both lads were employed in the .ween room with about sixty oth­ ers, "cracker boys," separating the b’late train .the coal. Welsh was in the act of stepping across the screen, when his fool was caught in the ponderous machine, which was re­ volving slowly. His cries brought to his nid his companion, Owens, a boy some fifteen years ol age, who brave­ ly, in the face of a fearful fate, sought to extricate him. In the effort his arm was caught in lhe screen, and before tlio machinery could be brought to a standstill, both boys were crushed into a shapeless ma.-s, their heads and arms severed (ram their bodies, anil altogether presenting' n shocking spectacle. The brave con­ duct of lhe boy Owens, who gave his life in the attempt tusave his comrade, is one of the noblest examples of youthful heroism on record Mr. S. Aogevine aud wife, former­ ly residents of this place, and now of Hastings, me fur the present snow bound al lhe hou^e of J. L. Hayward, Esq., on their return from Albion to to attend the funeral of Mrs. Susan L. Beora, Mrs. Angeviue's sister The family of lhe sister* is one of re markable longevity. It consisted of three sons and eight daughters, their united age*, prior to the death of Mrs Berra, amounting so 719. Mrs Beers' death is the first that has occurred among the brothers and sisters of the household in over 52 years.—Battle Creek Journal What is more of a nuisance and oat-lawyin any community, than a genuine, first class "dead bent." A famine and a pestilence are public terrors, but a dead beat is a commjn sorrow. They are omnipresent un all occasions, bat never pay lhe fid dler or anybody else. They can lie or easily as falling off a log, and would steal if they only had the cour­ age. Bat ef all the shameless, bra­ zen, sheepish pimps that dead beats it fur a living, that sleek, broadcloth, stylish young man is the worst. He ha* a "cheek” like a “government mule," and drink* all his toddy on the “twenty day” plan. He never has any change—his money is al­ ways in large bill*—licg-i his tobacco and steal* his rides. Of all accom­ plished dead beat*, deliver from that “nice young man’ of the period, in gloves and due-skins, with a I illiard cue in his hand.—H irtfbrd Day Spring. George Webster, .the Louisville agent of the Kentucky State tottery, called at the office of the Sunday Globe to lick the editor. Morion, for writing him up. He fuuocl Morton in the press-room, Mapped him, and. . to hear Webster groan and ace hia face, you would think he'd been run through the press. That was a week ago, and he is still abed.—Boston Globe. NEW PLANING MILL the readymade work rolfed'five porlf banels over him, kicked >n the heads of three more and then dug out . through the back door. One man saved a piece of lioard six feot long; another took up a Stave and broke two windows before he fled, while a J the beet and latest style*, I would invite tbe third threw a hammer at the dock, ।attention of lb* publie to my superior faciluttered a wild shriek and kicked Iittes for doing tbe best kind of-work al reasonable prices. • open the side door. . . In two minutes the shop was dear ^ATCnlNG, of every one but Mr. Beliak, and he ;^LANING, was crawling out from among the bar­ rels when steamer No 6 came gal­ loping down. The smoke was roll itig up through the roof, the boys were yelling "fire and the fireman were determined to save that cooper-­ shop or perish in the attempt*. Mr. Siding, MoaMlogs, ke-, Bolink heard the them call out to “git them hose around hyar, ___ „” and io Of every deacrlpiiou. kept conitaatly on “play her up to ighty-five,” and‘ be got to the door and id shouted shouted. “Hold on, geutlemcn—there is no fire here!" “Git out’n the way1" cried the pipemen “yere’s yer mineral water!" "It’s only a juke, gentlemen, there I also manufacture Soft and Hard Wood is no—” Mr. Bolink was shouting1 when the stream ol water lifted him over the barrels out of the back door, For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. where he sal down on a broken Lath and Shingles. share-horse uutd his cooperahttp had been fi led with water, and the shav­ ings Jisd burned out Daring the af­ Depot, Nashville, Mich. ternoon yesterday his whole force A. W. OLDS, Prop’r. Re-sawing, &c., Dressed Flooring, Experienced Workmen Employed. ATTENTION, ALL! FARl FU1 SALE. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, one-foarlh «f mile *outh of C**tl*ton Centar, adjoining Androw Hardy’*, Henry Raaey’* and Henry WlUie'* fanrs. The farm conpay the Highest Market Price for •ialaof 40j acre*, SOacre* under cultivation ; all well fenced and (applied with good, liv­ ing rater , ha* a good bearing orchard of One of the girls at Vassar keeps • hree acre*, and good log buildings. Price, [25-32] C. LENZ. up her studies, k«eps (rack of eight $2,000. love stories in weekly papers, write* nORTSAOE HAtEi POTATOES, twice per week to five young men, Default having been made in the conditioun sews (or a charitable society and finds time to ride and skate and prac­ •fa certain indenture of mortgage, msde and executed on the third day of‘8cplemlwr. tice for a concert. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight The Courier-Journal says that "a hundred and seventy two, by Alonxo B. Delivered at their former reader of the New York Ledg­ Stevenson, sole and only heir at law of Boxana Stevenson, deceased, and Elisa J. Stev­ er,with his wife and seven children, enson. his wife, of Woodland, Michigan, In is starving in a Gx>2 room at Indian­ favor of Elisba Bannister, of Windsor coun- ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. apolis," Probably took the Ledger’s advice and married for love. , Deeds of Barry county, Michigan, on the The average number of cigars third day of September, A. D. 1872, al five smoked each hour in the United o'clock P. M., in Liber X of tnortgages, on LATH, States if 6.168 000. During tho last page 862, which said mortgage wan given SHINGLES to secure the payment of five hundred and fiscal yea*- the import duties on cigar* eixly ($560.00j dollars, four yearn from the WATER LIME, amounted to $6,150,060.42. ” ” The to- .111. nF thn ..ll mnH V—_— — •» I. SALT, tai amount of taxes on cigars, in curHAIR, rency, was 833.2-i2.o6j.62. Grand able annually ; And il was thereby and in Mid mortgage expresriy agreed ihat should STUCCO, total, $19,392,936.03, CORN, apples, OATS, Clover Seed. &c., <^c., worked her way as she went, and $t., Keceired it the O. O. D. Store ef $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. I have a full line.of Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. $50000 worth of Boots and Shoes. Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Lswei than any other House in town. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. raa made payable aa which we skip and retail at bottom prices. .ibirty day*, thjn and from tbenoeforl'h, that i* to say, after the Ispee of the eaid thirty days, the Mid principal iam of fiv» hundred rixiy dollars, with all arrearage* of in­ terest thereon, should at lhe oplion of the obligee, his exeetitois, administrator*, or assigns, beeome and be due and payable immediately thereafter, although the period as above limited for tho payment I hereof might net then have expired, anything therein before contained to tbe contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding ; and unto me, for of such in the ture, is never tired and is never fully kingdom of heaven.” Happier is satisfied. Wise advertisers take ad­ such a mother, though bereaved, than vantage of it; '• Why !" said one mer­ chant to another, “you reading adver­ one who seeks not tho light from an tisements; what is going to happen?,' other world and reAra her childicn in "Well,” said J.. “I am not, you see’ darkness, reading advertisements for the fun of Let us treat each other as kindly the-thing. I only wanted to know what C. is up to." That’s all,and said principal aum in our duly walks and conversations that old that is why a good many people read ns wo would endeavor to do if some advertisements at first and buy the deadly disease had laid hold uf our goods afterward*. friends, than when we do lose them Changkd His Mind.—“The glad we will not suffer from remorse, and spring time hns come at last!" solilo­ the cold, lonely grave will lose half quized a citizen as ho paw«d around its chilly horror. If the inner Iheart with his snow shovel yesterday to is right we shall learn not to। fear open the gutter in front of his house. “Yes, this is the joyous season when death as the greatest calamity that the notes of the red-breasted robin can befall us. "After death the and the blue-bird fill our hearts with urection,” glee, and------- The shovel slipped and he fell into a pond of icy slush, and when ho scrambled up he was In 1872 she started from Battle heard by a mau two blocks away say­ Creek to go to New Hampshire, on ing that eh'd start for thunder and Texas belore he was a week older. foot, with out scrip or a staff, and a ll<) ** U”rn to*r-1*) *»U> Free Press. girl with her, eleven years old. She come A. W. OLDS. were engaged in emptying liarrels, 48 wringing out draw-shaves, hanging broad axes up to dry, and otherwise getting the shop on a working ba­ sis.—Free Press. feelings of the rural divine who, after getting fifty cents for marrying a couple, found that the bridrgroim had gone off with his new silk hat. tho light of heaven, and glowing in 1 “If you men," remarked ft Wash___ lhe love of angel choirs. Let her ington lady at a recepti n recently, not dwell upon its withered earthly “would let tho women's dresses alone, there would be much less foolishness beauty and fragrance, her empty arms un<l misery in the world.’’ A painful and aching heart, Lui strive to re­ bilence followed, and we suppose it member those blessed words of our proved tho truth of the remark. Savior: "Suflcr. little children to Curiosity is inherent in human na­ CASH. XLI8HA BANNISTER, CLXMXNT SMITH. Mortal when she arrived at New Hamp­ Mr. Bolink owns and runs a cooper shire she very much wished her girl shop near the House of Correction, to see the Green Mountains, so she and as he keeps a dozen men al came back through Vermont, and work be is bound to have his shop PAT THE then went to New York to see Cen­ run on "system." The other day he was reading* newspaper article in tral Park, working her way down on Hifrbeat Ca«h Price regard to the prevention of conflag­ a canal boat. On her way back, to rations. The article advised all FOR ALL KINDS OF Michigan, at a small town, where the employers to lay out a regular pro­ depots lay some distance apart, she gramme of what should bo done when a fire was discovered in the shop wishing to go from one to the other, and drill his hands until they under­ had to cron a bridge on the string­ stood iL He bought fifty feet of ers, and came to a stand still through hose for the penstock, detailed a man fear. Just at that moment a man to use it in case of fire, aud than in­ came along and she asked the privi­ structed each other man and boy just what they should do when an lege of taking hold of hia coat tail to alarm was given. One was to roll pilot her across. She thanked him out barrels, another to save tools, an­ shall send out a Wayon to buy Fresh for his kindness and continued her other to throw staves through a win­ BUTTER and EGGS. journey to Battle Cieek arriving there dow, aud each one knew exactly what to jump for. in the night, aud was glad she did REESE k DETTERICK. This was all right, and Mr. Bolink 21-46 get there in the night, so people had a good mind to cancel his insur could not see her. In 1874 she took ance policies and depend on his local another trip to New Hampshire, and fire brigade. Before taking this step, while there her husband wrote to fier however, it ocettred to him W give that his father was with him und was his programme a trial. He had a little curiosity to see if his employe* sick, and wished her to return ; but wjuld spring io their posts according she wrote and said it was the Lord's to instructions, and he studied out morning he will that she should stay a few week* a plan. Yesterday longer and hoped that he would get passed up stairs, kicked a pik shavings together on an old piece of aloqg without her. She contemplates sine, touched a match to them, and seeing her old home on foot again. next mionte ran down stairs crying _____ __ _________ D. W. E. out : "The shop is on fire! Fire ! fire ! A Canadian rooster and an Amer­ , ican eagle were matehed at Hamil­ fire **’ The man who was to use lhe hose ton the other day, and lhe eagle was wolloped in six minutes. Where grabbed it np, threw it out of the b window and jumped after it, shout­ arc our liberties 1 ing "fire !*’ until be was heard three blocks off. The mau who was to save lhe tools threw an adz and hit Mr. Bolink in the back, and then hit him again willi a draw-shave. CHAB. W. DEMARAT REESE & DETTERIOK COUNTRY PRODUCE, Rita, Feld at Fun. C. A. TRUMAN. AINSWORTH k BROOKS, Proprietors? QOME DOWN TO NEW GOODS! Ciiicaffi I Lak Jra Eailroai. J?KNXN8TTr.AJR DIVISION. Time Tabla taking effect Feb. Ifi, 1875. KOCHER BROS. Have jail received a reu FOR ANYTHING IM THB LINE OF New Stock of GoodsJI CONSISTING OF 6wtmt$ and grorisions, DRESS GOODS. SHAWLS, CASSMERES, BOOTS & SHOES, Stillwell Union HUH, Haak.lF. Chloro Having filled my atore with a freeh stock of choice GROCERIES. Bull well bontl- MM (hssnaatia SchooMraA VMntea*b Battle Creek Bellevue Crockery brroceries GLASSWARE, Fort fine, JutMlI 810111 R. R. SHOBT L1MK BXTWXXM MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. OF ALL KINDS, TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TIME. Pease call and examine these Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Nashville, Feb. find, 1875. W. H. KeCBER k Brs. FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! JACOB LENTZ A SONS FEBBT-CLASS Grocery and Proviiioi Store I with to inform the public that I will aeD BIG PILE OF GOODS FOR A SHALL AMOUNT OF MONEY I Pirlir, LOnry, Dinin, Ofict ui GENEBAL RJITBRE! The Highest Price Always Country Produce. Together with a fall assortment of MIRRORS, PICTURE 8. FRAMES AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS, Ate. kC., CET*- In connection with my store I shall k««p a Baby Cabs aid ftraihMs 1 MEAT MARKET! CSFF1NS AND CASKETS, CASES furnished to ordoa SHR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ GOOD meats: The Highest Price Paid for and Pelts. INGS kept constantly cm hand. FARMERS.’£Z£$=K ~ b«at market reports. A »n MiteulUml SV*- P Clocks, Spectacles, $ . We manufacture car Farnitnre from the Red Sign, No. 1 NaskvUla, Dee. lit, 1874. NaahviUe M ioh­ P. DURHAM? sc-'tSks- ssasaryt. �—= REMOVAL W. A. AYLSWORTH, I WILL SELI Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shors, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Double Self-Sharpenin' Improved Ii the store of IB. Dicta, A. BARBER. M.. IK Honu-o H FRIDAY. - BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, - MARCH 19. 1875 I VUSI AL IXBI CEnEtTS TO CA6U BUVKas: WKBSTEIl k T" tiiLi'h- Bha- HOBBS. Good Goods aid Lie Friers Tell! Prints, S ard 9 cents, Yard wide Sheeting 9 cts. Best Brown and Bleached Colton, H £ S eta AR kt«t» Of WWW »*• B- at Guo. W. Fiuxtix, Bec'y NaahviHle Cornet Band. qlxment smhti.^ JVo. —There will be Quarterly Meeting servi­ ces at the M- E. Church, next Saturday and KoiTO* Nuws: I would aey,a few words through the col- M. FLINT, B«ta Bros. DtusOW, Nmbvtlta MhA. ' Men'a Boota. $2.75 to $10, Men's and Btnpt' Suita Clothing, from •8 Jo $30 a 6saZ. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for Goods. N. B.— The public trill please bear m mind that thia ia no old shelf worn within thefxut three months. —A foot of water covers the floor of the Timely nitantion to eueh matters will save basement under the city dnig'store. It ran in Bunday night and Monday forenoon. tail or and Makins Soon in tbo ta FARAD Y, Manufacturer of Bowta aimd Shoes, JOHN Q CRES8Y, PINION HOUSE. UTIL JONES. lhe selection of teachers. ELIHU CHIPMAN,\ Justice of the Peace, Then Try My $1 Tea, Horsemen bear this in mind. and tho circumstances surrounding each, should ba bonsidared. Directors should -Russell .Blade las traded his farmin know lhe lhe kind of * Itonre held by a Maple Grove for one aKnatad two and a teacher. The number nf young and inex­ half miles west of Battle Creak, and moved perienced teachers will be. large; of exper­ hie family thereto. J ' ienced ones, small. To teachers, and espcciallj tho younger Linsley lota, on Main St., and in-the Spring ones, I would say, be eareful in the selection will erect a store thereon. $G00 was the of schools. If opposed by a part of a dis­ price paid for the lota. trict, think lang and wsll before you make the attempt. The young teacher needs the on State and Lh Bta., Monday night, ot- support Ufa uUued dUirioL I would advise districts having three Lraeied quite a crowd. No damage done, months summer schools, to commence early, but aalt had to Buffer. through the heat of July and August. The custom of keeping up our common schools through those months ought to bo given up. Tho cost and small results during that time —Postage on transient newspapers, mer­ of the year should bo carefully considered chandise, etc.. Is now one cent an ounce by the people. The three term system. is destined grow in favor. Prairieville, March 8, 1875. tofbre. Remember thia. T. B. Diamond, *4 —H. T. Davidson has been appointed County Supt. with- ■ W, A AYLSWORTH. Nashville, Jan. 1st, 1875.- AT The character of it this spring. —We know parties in thlx HUle village that kindle their fire® with keroMne. with as much reeklmnera m If their wives fathers ownc J an entire graveyard. e And S Cent SOAP. Old Town Rio, 26 and 28 Cents. TRIUMPH BAKING POWDER I In nice tin canuisters. “4 9” FOR THE NEIT 30 DATS Tea Setts for 65 Cts. Ac., Ac., too numerous to mention. BOOTS and SHOES PRICE, #15.00. FOUNTS, BO Cts. Ready Made Clothing FOR SALE ONLY AT cessed. Mr. Davidson will take possession of the office the first of the next quarter. Raafawille, Mich. Greared Conveyancing, MONEY TO Best Velveteens, 75 cents. teach the school in a particular district, ob­ AU Wool Bate, 45 cents per pair. printed at this office. - The tickets we print jections should be made known to district officers and the Co. Bupt,, before a license Mt. X* LUSBIIAUSEE, P 1 Batts, SO cents. Good Waterproofs, 9 0 cts. Castleton Center, Co stay during "sugar teechrrs and the people. JOHN B- EASTMAN. • Knit Underskirts, 50 cts. LOAN preraj>»ly. WHS L. Q. CROCKER FALL AND WINTER ULUNERI& YANCY GOODS! Aloe VELVETEENS for CLOAKINQ. Red sen, Locksy, to Grand Rapids for treatment. Oats, He has been afflicted with a running sore on Potatoes, the side of hia face and neck, for some time. Deans, Apple*, green, —Clement Smith has removed hie law Turnips, office into Griffith & Kerr’s new brick, and Timothy seed, is fitting up his rooms in a nice rtyle. Dr. Onions. Jones will remove into.tbe rooms formerly Corn, per 70lbs. Barley per 100 lbs occupied by Clem. Eggs, per dosen —Griffith & Kerr’s brick isnoiy completed Butler, per lb.. Dried Apples, and the Kocher Bros, will more into the Lard.... ”....... same the last of tbe present month. Tho Dressed Hoge Plaster 7>l ton Hay, 'yl Ton.. first- class location, too. ...... 1«PO ... 0,95 ......0.50 75 0 80 > 01.75 .60 0 65 ...aota.40 6,5O06.eo 1,25 01,T»O .0,66 .2,26 .0418 :”®o. _____ 0.18, 0,07100.08 ---------- C.00 10.00012.00 Too truly wonderful and justly celebrated Plow—& plow ihst is-surely destined to’ work its way into gewentl wee a« fast as it becomes known. AU that is required of it to do so, is its ase. It is.wry neat, stnHMj. co«npart and simple in its constroetion; there bein^ in al! but four piwn of etfstin-s. yce. ; Mouldboard, Landiude, Point and Share. .• Tlie Point and Share, unlike other pknra, are separate pieces of castings, thereby s-enring a great saving in wear, as every farmer knows that tbe [»oint-of-hii old style plow is-soon worn -good (or nothing, while his share would do much service if he, could separate it from the point And besides nil that, the truly great economy in this Plow is, that when the under side of the Point becomes worn beveling, as al! points do, especially ip hard land, it can be turned upside down, and you have the sharp chisel edge i hat was up, now on the bottom, cutting keenly; and thus y«i can keep turning it, urst one side down and then the other, untifil is worn too short for use. And then when you have thus worn on£ one end of your Point, yolt have the other end of the same Point to do you c<(Ua! service as the first. Thus yon have in one Puint the wear of four at le&sTrof the old style of points. • And then the Share also has .two edges, which can be used vice vena and while otie end of the Point, or one edge of tbe Share is in use, the other is hid inside the Plow, giymg it strength, and not marring its symetry in the least. Thus lhe Share is equal in service to at least two of tbe old style, and by its being disconnected from the Point and nofid not be thrown away with it because it is wofh out, this Share is equal’to more Ilian two old style. And not only has the Plow I be above great advantages economy in wear of Points and Shares, but it lias much advantage in wear in the shape of the Landsidc. and Mouldboard. This Plow is the result of twenty years con­ stant study, aud the expenditure of eight thousand dollars in experiments. The Landsidc, unlike other plows, instead of having a lateral projectile at its bottom, (supposed aud is actually necessary iu otbqr plows io keep them in the. ground level,) the bottom corner of the Landside of this Plow is rounded, and stands slanting in under the Plow. Thus thert is no projec­ tion there to be soon worn off, and whan worn off, your Plow much injured. Tlie wear of its Landsido is equal on all its surface. The Mould-board ol this Plow has heen the subject of the greatest study and experiment, resulting in one on which the furrow slice bears equally oo every part of its surface, and it has also demonstrated the fact that it is not the character of the metal alone, but ’.be peculiar shape of it, that enablesplows to ”aeout“ in the most sticky, mucky soil. Tl.is plow, made of oast iron, will scour in any soil that a steel plow will. It has, also, great pul­ verizing properties. In the extremely bard cloddy ground, farmers have noticed this peculiarity a great deal. And now. lastly we have a Plow without an^ special pressure- in one part more than another, we should expect that it would hold easy and draw easy. Well, it does. Il will run alone without any holding, end has done it, with the horses on a trot This Plow beat the Oliver Chilled, Gale Chilled and all the plows on draft at the State Fair, 113 lbs, and at the Washtenaw Co. Fair, 128 lbs. This Plow is now the most perfect two or three horse Plow, made in the U. 8. 0. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE STORE, AT PRICES CHEAPER THAN EVER. AT THE DOWN TOWN STORE OF -Where everything in the Hardware Line can H R DICKINSON Railroads. J. L REED & CO.’S Carriage Department! GolnaWrat STATIONS STAT1OM Riven .luodlon, —-Parties in Hastings aro thinking of lo- DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. DELL BARLOW, IFJUSBXOTr AJB L K particulars inquire of Fred Young, —A Republican Caucus will be held in tbe office of Esq. Chipman, at Nuuville, on Vermontville, NMhvllle, ' IU»tinK« . M’Mtevttle, Hammond. Grand Rapids, purpose of nominating Township Officers. By order of Township Committee. EAElffl ni EAIR DBESS&L.—From Shaving, Hair Cutting Hrcssing, Shampooing, FALL ELLKERT GOODS! Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS said mortgage was duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Barry county, Michigan, on the 15th day of Janu­ ary, 1878, in Liber ”Z” of mortgages, on page 619, and, whereas, said mortgage was duly and legally resigned and said note de­ livered, on the 27tb day of September, A. D. 1878, by said Christopher Kill, to Joshua W. Glenn, which said assignment was duly recorded in tho office of the Register of Deads in Barry county, Michigan, on the 26tb day of May, A D, 1874, in Liber “6” of mortgagee, on page 118, and, whereas, arid Joshua W. Glenn did, on the 16th day of June, A. D. 1874, duly and legally assign said mortgage and deliver said note to Grif­ fith k Kerr, of Nashville, Michigan, which •aid MMignment waa duly reoorded in <he office of the Roister of Deeds in Barry eouuty, Michigan, on the 12th day of March, A. D. 1875. in Liber ‘-No. 6” of mortgages. BEAUTIFUL CUTTER April lot, 2nd and 24th, for the LITER! AID EEED STABLE! B. D. BITGOOD, Paoraiaroa. Prices to wf North Mata Ru, Naebrilla. Mich. MEAT MARKET! A. Roosat Sox. ’ It pays to buy goods at No. 1. GIVE AWAY Woodland on lhe IBlh and 19th, Maple Grove —The Baud Concert was a decided m»cmota capacity, the brat of feeling prevailed, and the boys were loudly applauded. Ev­ erybody derided that the boys done exceed­ ingly well, and the music they duoouraed was par excellent. The receipt* of tbe —The parties interrated in the Maple Grove School’ suit appeared before Justice C.!y j Chicago, am* TraainH Gointz Halt. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS While are ’‘booked’1 for room managers, and good music will be furnished by the band. Bill, 75 cents. The boys want more pber Kill, of Castleton, Michigan. a certain money to pay on their instruments, and this —From a postal card received from the Cloinc ICunt. Carriages Whebvab, Francis Pattison, of Nashville, that he will be in Nashville on the 20th inn. ZDRESS MAKING AFour-Horac Pmtaulk Exatxs. Inquire r A. C.Buxtan, Gunsmith. Nashville. 24 tbe line of WJS arc vairtff this year, the Iks! wheel in America. WE warrant all our Springs to JUST ARRLVED Stand the LE VER TEST. At A. P. Nichole1 Shoe Store,—Wm. Howe, WE use the best Circle in the Worbl. WE use the Ives Axle, none better in live’!— time will be had than has occur­ to do all kind* of work the market. red for several yearn before. WE Sell thia year very cheap for ’X —The Cornet Band will give an “ Old Cash. Fashioned Hop,” at Union Hall, on the WE are going to present indications wo ehoutd say that our charter election, in April next, will be an interesting one. Already, the NiUTiux, Mien. BQu. Machine Needles at Dickinson* Durham sells $1. 20 T for 90 cts. TO OUR CUSTOMERS ONE Aw who buy a buggy of us will bo en­ titled to a WE ARE BOUND TO TRICE LIST: . STATfOSa MlddlavlOr, Huvlinira, NaahrUk, Vermontville, Charfoua, Eaton Itaplda, ITlTDEpHELL lay House la Barry Ca. FOR READY PAY! IS Hattie Crvck aUanimi: Alf.oa NASHVILLE FOUNDRY I Detroit, arrive THE NEXT 30 DA Ys THE WEEKLY SUN.AJXSiSftSSS Plows, Sleigh Shoes and To make room for c«r Spring Stock. General Jobbing, 500 11)1. of Butter Wanted. DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. 7 L. C. BOISE &'OO. TICKET- TO DRAW Middle of September, Next! GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIV. HICanSAN CENTRAL. CUT FREE OP CHARGE! Tiding they receive euffiioient encourage- Greeting Having learned that the report is in circulation thM onr stock of Drags .1 lh. nlrt atarlr heri.lt.fnra> Kami hr nur nrolwMMnra ■<■<1 I world respectfully Inform my friends customers, we wish to say that our Mock is fresh and pure, tbe old mock having bean that I am principally removed, and wc invite Physicians to examine them aud test them. W« have Best Coal Box Baggy, 1 seat, $130 00 COME TO NASHVILLE TO STAY I 2„d •• ---------120 00 And intend doing a Legitimate Drug Business, and Physicians will find ia our stock a Best Square Box Buggy M 150 00 2nd “ ” “ 125 00 Best Democrat, two scat, 160 00 2nd •• “ 110 00 Business jRLelationH 8fd “ 125 00 WE ALSO HAVE . Best Square.Box Top, single, igle, 250 00 with you. I trurt by fair dealing I shall be 2nd “ •• M •• ruLbv ubber 205 00 Beat Top, two horse, two scat, 300 00 2ad ” . « 240 00 Best Patent Rotul Wagon . 90 00 J. IB/6, at tbe hour of tan o'clock, “ Flalforru Spring Wagon 160 00 Again in the Trade WE WARRANT. THEIR PURITY I School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Vprnislies, Especial Attention Brushes, Glass aud Putty WE WARRiKT all the ABOVE WORK ROE & CLEVER, AH0.-r.ey fee BOOTS AND SHOES, Vine* is NOT EXCELLED IN TOW*. Standard P,onf,\ LONDON DOCK AND »y customers ehall have no cause I WOOD llR’l G- F~ WILSON, Prop. TO THE PUBLIC! Shaaklug tbe public for past fiatmrs eeHcta a eewunuanci of the wm, a*R would FRESH MEATS, be found at Give m Call. N».h»ato, Mkk . Joo. 27,1875. FAIR PRICES AND F. O. and �JUIFEP. ire Bishop Clark suggvsta. in his artieJe bn tr»Y<ttonv UM a special car shauM be. • —A C. I’wll. who was indicted in Washing­ ton fcr litoling Henatur Umndler. liah hsd a hearing at Hl Looi*. and teen dte-liargcd, cu •ceotoii of a<W*ct lathe LndictnienL which stated tbte tte litel w«a eircuteted-ln the Dbtrfct of Uufambia on tho muu* dsy that it wm printed in DeirctL —Tbo ronowt ever the ejection of Dr. 1>* Koven - Hkcly to be carried into the creirta. H» friends claiin tha* the Standing rommitlrf* of tbs various Htatai bars no right to reject —Tbe following military tranalera are annonnre i from Waahingtou ; Gen. Augur goe* to New Orlrero to imcceed Fiwwy. Gen. Ord to 8an Antonio, Toxa* to micceed Gen. Augur: Gen. Cronk to the Department of the llatte to succeed Ord ; Gen. Kautit takes rommaud inArtain*. Tlieae chengre indicate the re­ tirement of Gen. Rrntay. at [w.rent in emu—Her. Mr. Davidson. -State Lecturer for tbe PounayJvaula Grand I^xfga of Good Trmpia™. wss arreMed st Frte, Pa., ti>« other day, on a charge of “druok and disorderly." and ej>ent a night in the police station. . —Gen. Hlieridan has returned to New Or- ' —Brigbain Young, in iha Halt Ixike Peniten­ tiary. and forced to disgorge rS.OOO ta.pay Arm Elisa's lawyer*. Ixwjdcs |<s M a fine, waa tlio spectacle which the Itetter-Day Kaiut* w*re die other day-called upon to contemplate. The Prophet went to jail rike a common man. aud’ bujrendered tho ^pal-tetidcr with a rueful ''countenance, and User was noithnr an earth quake nor a alangtacr of Gentiles in cona*. qucucc. It appeara to have dawned npon th* Mormon intellect that there ia such a thing a* a United Steles government. —That f7,000 bribe money, which ha* been lying around. loose in Kansas waiting for a claimant for two or three yearn, haa at last Ixwn turned over to Pomeroy. —Tho fricmls of Tweed are still making effort* to secure bi* liberation. ‘ following cltaagM in tho clnunuaipdiijM of its landing romuuttees : Cmikling 1>m Outnmittoc <m> C.juimrrrc. in plm-o of Chandler; Hamlin. Ikwhifficcs mi l PttLRo^k, m place of Hamner; Oglesby, Pablie Landa. in place of Sjirague -. Ingalls. Pension*, in place of Bore­ man,: Wrart, Ibiinwls. in place of fltawart; Hargenti Mines and Mining, in place of Hamlin; Boutwell. Iteviaioti of thn Lswa. in. |>hwc of Conkling; Paturaou, Education and Labor, in place of Flanagan; Clayton. Civil Service aad fietivvehmetii. in place of Wright. Two com­ mittees arc given to the Democrat*. Thnnnau .being Qiainnati of that on Private Land,Claims. I ary ClalRM. ; -Senator Booth, of California, bolds aloof from the asneun** of both parties. —Tlie MasnschiuwitLi Home of Itejireneuta’ tivf* lui* passed tiio Liquor License bilL retus! big to add a local option amc odnmiiL —President Grant lias directed all tlee pov. ernment dt^sutmenta to recognise tbe Garland government in Arkansas in all it* relation* with thus* departments. —A National WhrLingmeu'* Coimmtioti. tiering for it* object a more plentiful dbrtritration of gTMubaclui aad the obliteration of tlie oki politicsl organbtatiesw. met at dnvdand, Ohio, last week. About seventy-ave delegates— one colored—wore present. Prof. Hootou. of HUnoi*. was elected [htdouk'hI Chairman, and A. C. Cameron, of Cliicagq, Secretary. —Tlie next State to hold ita .Htate and C«>grcaaional election i* ConnccticuL which will vote April 5 ; aud ou tlie Wednesday following. April P. Rhode Island will do the same. , —Tbe Chicago Inler-Oorttn recently *cnt * re­ porter among tiio bnxiuerc men cf tlie city to Interview thorn regarding tiio pronjxicta of tho spring trade, and tlio result ta a mont eucocragiug one. Unusual activity I* repored, in ail liraxichc* of buxinre*. and the mmiufactiiriug indnstrtan show a marked improvement over a ftetaaulf. forawcorera. That would lie an excellent plan, if it would' work; but railroads— we apprehend that managed aa Uwy are 0$ ‘prearpt—every car on the train is, inevitably, converted more or lew into a" swearing car. But wo hope tlie world will impruvn under the salutary influence of Bishop Clark's Uvtchiugs, and tha^aoon one art in tlie very longret trmn^hu be sulSeient for al tlie swearers. 'IiM trno rule, how­ ever, is that laid down by Qua. Wash­ ington, .that a geiitlcnia>\ never awiiara; mid tho higher authority of tho New oil;’’ But if people will swear, it is cer­ tainly desirable to have them placed by thenutehres ; and, tlicrefore, Bishop dark’ii suggestion is not only a novel but a good one. Mkdical AuvEimBisa.—Tho medical profession orc outspoken in their denun­ ciation of tho system of medical adver­ tising, aud declare timt any medicine that is advertised is a fraud. How thor­ oughly inconsistent and unfair is such an argument Tho mon wbo aro so loud in Uieir criticisms are those who adver­ tise tbemselvm as medical taranls by ostentations display; splendid residences with massive door plates; fast horwes and costly carriages. Dr. J. Waiacer,. of California, an old practitioner, respdeted alike for his skill and conscientious in­ dependence, duree to differ, and having discoyarod in his Vinkgah Bhtkrs a purely hcrbalistic medicine free from all spirituous poisons, n wonderful specific lor numerous disorders, advertises the same for tho relief of hili fellow man, and ui Ixirao out in his declarations of its many virtues by thousands of in­ valids who are being cured of disease by ita use. 27 Life insurance seems to be popular in Boston. Tho Herald of that city ennmerates the following policies held there : By Mr. Albert T. B. Ames, for •106,000; by Nathaniel J. Bradlee, for ♦100,000; by Gustavus A. Jasper and Benjamin F. —TUc clearing* ol tlie Chicago t«uk* for tho week ending March 13 foot up a total of Sturtevant, for $100,000 each; and by i.071.878.75. being over -93,000,000 in cxccan Rufus A. Willis, for $30,000. of tlie corrcnpoiidiug week laid year. lx Naw York, week Itefore last, 454 babies were lx>rn, 140 people were mar­ —Suit ha* been brought by two coloratyum against Um manager of tho Melrojolitau ried, 664 died, and 1,322 were MrcsU.nl Theater, at Indianapolia, for violation of tlie and imprisoned. Civil Right* bill Tire Mahom ± Hancux Oroan Co. Irnve —The increase of tbe tax pu wlriaky haa hwl ncllrng ticket* to Washington and Baltimore at oomploted and now occupy their now no perceptible effect tipou the manufacture of factories in CiunbriilgrjKirt, Miuw., in the vile stuff, the roi&nm to die Revemw Bu­ £10, good for any length of time. —Tlie General Manager of tho Illlnoi* Cm- which they have introduced mncliiuery reau showing t»o diminution of tlicquantiiv.lin>,TU ' to an extent never before employed in jicneation will be allowed to officer* or employe* tlie manufacture of prgans. By tin- itid —In tho hurry and beat of tu* clrein/ Aioum of this they not only produce the beet wbo may lie injured in the semco of dial com ­ Of Congrom au amendment wan tacked on the organs, but with greatest economy. Fartoffice Ml which in effect exclude* all tiiird- pany. where sorb injuries liavc been caused ty Twicv os many organs can be produced, ciaea matter from the matte the rate hating a violation of it* rules aud regulation*, or by in proportion to tlie numlier ol men embeen rained from one cent for evary two ouucre carelcrenre* and want of proper precaution on ployisl, jw would be possible with ordi­ the fort of the parties injured. to one cent per ounce. This i* a great victory nary facilities, and this in tho reason for Uk> express <x»mp*nicn. Matter of the third not only for such lulmiruble instruments clam inclmfc* J] pamphlet*, oerenional public*, Forty-fourth J>ay.—Mrs. I’utnam renamed but also for snch low prices. tious, traiDUcnt newepapera. magazi'uea, band­ lhe aland. and related her experience* in the bill*, [KMter». ttuncalcd circnlan-. [irospcctnncn, homo of the Tilton* while a gnext there. She Stroho AiuiuMKmL—Wehrter's Una­ bridged Dictionary contains a hundred book*, book manitacrij-to. proof-shcete, curroctand fourteen thousand words, and Uirve ed prnof-rtiewte majm, print*, engraving*, al liutii wati unimportant. thotumnd pictures. Jones anya when he bteuka, tlr riblc pattern*. Mniptr* of mewvliauI’orty-fiflh Day.—The defame wa* conniik came home lute tlie oihijr night, in the not ex reeding twelve minren in weight, bly etrcng tbcncd by the toititnouv of two witoc 3iwo of fifteen minutes hin wife applied nampta carte photographic paper, letter .-n1 the words to. him, Ijcinde aome extra relopC*. portal cuvelojxxt and «rap|wni. cante ones and the fire shovel, suggesting to plain ami ornamental |»|w. photographic rep­ verniou of' Beecher'n offense—tb«t «f. making hia mind tho picture of the Ducking Stool mentation* of different type», u<-c<l*. euttiuge, improper propoxate Tlio testimony of three on the 418tli page of tlie Dictionary. ' btilbw root*, ncionn. etc. ’ two wilrtrees was direct are! positive, and very Carj’kntkum, sec* lulvortiacmcut of Sim —Owing to a failure of Congrre* to make the damaging to Tilton's cause. f'vrty-tijtih /toy.—The next' witness called monx* SwxJi Snpportcr. needful aj^wojiriatian fcr it* cuiitirnuurcc. tlie admtairtntioo at Washington has abandoned Deaths nr CoxsvmiKW.—It is esti­ the "aivU-eenico reform.", mated that iOu.UO) din yearly in the United —TUc tolls on tbe Erie canal aro to te' reState* with UouBUXDptiou. When Cowiumptimi lirat *{qwarM there ia (*iu Mu tim cbcMatid op|>ro<sii»iL attended with dmieultv of braaUtitig. Soon there will be a cough, it this irritation In —Tho purjxwc* of the goliLhuntlug expedi­ n<>t licAled, and the effort to rainc will atill fall tion that i* about to leave Sioux City for the fuel to tlio tire, .man's Lung Iteteun will at once allay the |>aiii and irritated parte etop th* Black Hills l<ciiig in direct violatian of an In­ rough, aisl prevent wbnt would be Conxump dian treaty. President Grant has given strict tiou. It is making cures of diseased lungs orders to the military authorities to use all nocwhich warn considered. Incurable. Fcr sale by regarded bi* biography of her wi erne of tho ereary force to check it —Gen. Hhcrman M.n tlie wliole power of the l*>t of lua |>raductiocn. He also toW die jury military arm will be brought to bear, if ner-tw- that Doweu gave an bis re**on for discharging Tilton from tho Brooklyn t’nfofi the complaint*' of a lady contributor— Mary Clemmer Amen— —A Chicago hotel keeper having refonod en­ that ahe bad tieen repeatedly irutulted by liim tertainment to a jiarty of colored men, the lat­ (TUtaa). Forly-rerenlh /My.—Tlie principal witnre* ter have instituted unit for violation of tiio Civil Right* law. , wa* Mr. Cliarlre'Cawley, a lawyer. of.Lziwcll. Johtwtn't Anodyne Liniment is, with­ —A bill baa been pawed in die Delaware out donbt. the safest, surest, and best remedy that ba* crer been invented for internal and Ixgirtature to offset the effects of tbe Civil their principle) on divorce aud frcc-lova ; and external use. It is applicable to a peat variety Right* law in that Htato. of complaint*, and ia equally bcnohcial for man — Four mine™ have arrived at CUcyeuue from how Bceclicr waa to be coerced into presiding at tho Black Hills, bringing rich *i>ccim*en* of ore Woorllmll* lecture. His testimony, wax impor­ and pay dirt. tant for the defense. aud Id* ctcm examination by Mr. Beach rath er amiwipg, but he held Ida F1HSS AHO CAMVALTtEH. greund prtitty freely, and the defense waa satis­ —The steamer City of Vicksburg wa* roceutl*- fied with lhe way he acquitted himself. Tilton Tax Northwestern Horsh-NaxlCo.’b Finished” Nail ia die best in the world. sunk in the Minsimipjil never, near Chatter. —Tlie Grand Trunk railway Ittrildinga at Point HL Charlo*. Canada, have been burned. Lose <100.000. -A shocking accident occurred at tho Mount Plcasaut coal maa Hcraatan. Pa., last week, by which two boys |oat tiicir live*. They were employed in the scrctji room, aud became eutangted hi the ponderous machinery, and before they cuuld be extriotel|hey were rciuoed to a shajielcea mass. —Tlie recent conflagration st Port au Prince. Hayti, burned over an area of half a mile square. Four hundred buildings were censumed. at a loss of about M.OM.OOO. The IL B. Hart, a MimMppl riverateamer, sunk near New Orleans on die night of the 13th inat, with a loss of teu or fifteen lire*. —Four lives wore loot, list week, by the burn­ ing of a hotel at Olouwxrter. Mae*. ’ —Tli* town of Seymour. Ct., wa*. tho other day, th* »*no of a blood-curdling tragedy. A woman named Evans, while laboring under a fit of temporary insatiity. murdered her two little children by cutting their tixroeta. — There were two hangings in Maryland on Friday, Marell 12. hotl> victim* being colored men. Joshua Griffin won executed at Bellawo for th* mnnter of Him Himan Taylor, a white reoau. and George Wheeler wa* hanged at Famou. hi* crime also Ixung the murder of a white woman. Mrs. Margaret Wit&nan. Both coufe—ed their crime* on tho scaffold, the latter saying : -My friends, I am going Ixxne to my Father. I am prepanxl to die. WUaky caused ma trouble. Take warning by* my and on twoilbitinet vixit* at her hoiia*. and doncribcd where they tuL and wliot they did. Thia raise* np a iwriowi conflict of veracity, which every­ body else rnu»t leave the Jury to decide, with the «*ni*lanee of tiio connect and tho Jntlgr. 1'urly-eighth bay.—Samuel Ti'ilkrenn, |iart owner of the CArirtton Union, »n-l Edward Egglreton, clergyman, tertifled. Wilkeson'* testimony went to show tlio origin of the Mandal; how Trftini complained that Beecher saw him 1 Tilton > ,>ro«tratc nd ruined, and did not I.*an—titeara ................................ move a finger to save him. and bi* own effort, CHICAGO. a* peacemaker. In one instance he flatly con­ Choke Xatlvre............. . 5 » tradicted Tilton'* testimony: in that he, and not Tilton, prorated for Oliver Jobnxon th* position of managing editor of the Chrislian Unum. Mr. Egglenton'a tertimony won of littie importance, relating jwincipalJy to the plaintiff* opinion about tbe marriage relation. - A Rome dispatch announce* die death of Cardinal Laurente' Barili. aged 74. - —A New York Zfrrald corrrapotxlenl teiognijilw from Spain tba| there ia great difficulty in preventing Alfouso from abdicating in favor of the Duke of Meolpesrtcr. VINECAR BITTERS Dr. Walker's California Vin­ egar Hitters aro a purely Vegetable preparation, mtulo chiHlv from tlio nxtteo lierlm found on the lon er ranges ol tho Sierra Nevada mountains of.Californla, tlie medicinal properties of which aro extracted lliercfrom Utliout tlio use of Alcohol. The question is almon dally asked, “AVImt h tho cause of the unparalleled success of V1NKGAB I>.Tteks f" Our answer is, that they remove the cause of disease, and the patient re­ covers his health. Tlicy are tho grea: Elkctiucity ia LmL—-All nervons dis- blood purifier and a life-giving principle. arjer*. chronic di*e**M of the chest, bead, liver, Btom»rfi. kidneys m»d blood, ochcx and pain*, ncrvira* and general debility, etc., quickly cured after drug* fail by wearing Volte'* Electro Beit*, and Iterate Valuable book free, by Volta Belt Co., Ctaciiuiati, Ohio. MONEY ItessiUon Hamster | BUY tha BEST. SioL-JS-TnrAfc&i $5$20 The properties of Dr- Walkeh’? Tieko^r IltrntM ar* Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nutrition*, Laxative. Dhiretlc. Itodative, Cou»>r-Irril*at,6udorifk, Altera •dre. and Anti-Bihou*. Grateftil Thousands proclaim Vim eoar Bitters tbe wort wonderful Id vignraut that ever nutained tbe Btnkinf ayetem. No Person can take these Bitten according to direction*, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not de­ stroyed by mineral poison or otbei means, and vital organs wasted beyond repair. Bilious, Remittent and Inter­ mittent Fevers, Which are so preva­ lent in tho valleyg of our great riven throughout tiio United States, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, M'ssotu\ .Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan­ sas. Bed. Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ anoke, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during tho Rummer aad Autumn, and remarkably so during sea-, sons of unusual heat and dryness, are. invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera- In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow­ erful influence upon these various or­ gans, is essentially necessary. There W0LL-8T is no cathartic for tho purpose equal to Hr. J. Walker's Vinegar Bitters, as they will sjxsedily remove the dark­ colored viscid matter with which the 55 CASH ~,"7J bowels aro loaded, at the same time Anwrin*. for rw HU foe U stinutlatiug tho accretions of tbe liver, tins I'liee, *3, and generally restoring the healthy funcliotis of the digestive organs. Fortify the body hgainst disease by purifying nil its fluids with Vinegar Bittf.jis. No epidemic dun take.hold of a system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ ache, ram in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructation* of the Stomach, Bad Tasto ttaelaiMl A in tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita- UraJM«en*> * r>i— l.i «ult tbaurare hr.mtumoll tation of tho Heart, Inflammation of tho LungE, Pain In the region of tho Kid­ neys, and a hundred other jKiinful symp­ toms. uro tho offsprings of Dysjiepsia. Ono bottlowlll prove a butter guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertise- $250 Wood Eave-Trsagh Tubing. If you want th* »«wr of thos* ariletss. to jour Ban! ware or Agricul­ turalIraptainrat Store*. If iter <to Iowa R. R. Land Co. ba* far art* I JXOO.OOO -teas* nt R*Urra4 taaUa t Ura MKWl* R*cta> at Weatara lore -LIVIHGSTORE’S LAST JOURNALS. TEA eg ................... Scrofula, or King's Evil, White Swelling*, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, Goitre, Scrofnlou* Inflainmationa, Indolent Itiflanimations, Mercurial Affections, Old Sore\, Eruptions of the Skin. Sore Eye*, etc. In these, a.v in all other constitutional Dis­ eases, WALKKtt'a Vixroar Bfitmiui hare ■hown their great curative power* in the most idintinatc and intractable cases. For Iiiflaniniatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Biliotu, Rcniit- PIERCE WELL AUGER the illiiod, Liver, Kidney* aud Bladder, liieso Bitter* hero no equal. Such Diacasei aro caused by Vitiated Blood. TELEGRAPHY. r"»>«c nv” andladkea. to fo,m *™l tuiir tRessscr— tton* m»T •<, N-ATJOWAL • Comp**/effara HAU tn any one IhU win aocomataUj eaanprta with th-tn In tmtinc a toln<-h wall. Uirwrab CHARTS, SC BOOK NEWMAP8, -----YOU CAN SELL WAITED—THE PFNN MUTUAL Life Insurance Company, or rntt.WKi.pniA. An old and aucWnl I- ■ '.%*S|Mnr. deati-a to Mura BIBLE LOOKING-GLASS. REFLECTOR, Companion and Guide GREAT TRUTHS Ol’ THE SACRED SCRIPTURES. KttablMicd Ititrf. \J CZ Elastls Truss Co. No. 6B3 Broadway, N.Y. City. DO YOUR OWN PRINTINC! JfaWTOVELTY VS Is PUmTIKS PLESS. Median fail Disenses.—persons en­ gaged in Paints and Mineral*, such a; Plumbers, Type-writers, Gold-beater*, and Miner*, a« they advance ilt life, aro subject to parahrais of the Bowol*. To guard again»t this, t^ke a dote of Walker's Vis­ ta a k Btrnfits occasionally. For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet­ ter, Salt-Kheum, Blotches. Spots. I’implea I'Uotule*, Boil*, CnHiuuclcs. Klng-wbraa PORTABLE Scald-head, Sore Eye*, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurf*. Diacoloratious of tho Skin, Hunion and Dircaseii of the Skin of whatever name $40, rco. $75 & $100. or ualnre. aro literally dug up and carriad out of the *y«tem in a abort time by tho um of these Bitters. Pin, Tnpe, and other Worms, lurking in the system of to many thousand* ate effectually destroyed and remoVed. N< system of medicine, no vermifuges, no snthelmiMitica will free the system from wonnt like these Bitters. For Female Complaints, in young or old. married or single, at the dawn of wo manhood, or tho turn of life, these Touit Bitter* display oo decided an influence that improvement is soon perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ ever von find it* imparities bursting througt the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores HOTELS, cleanso it when you find it obstructed ant BAKERS biggish' Id the veins; cleanse il when it ii .„al; your feelings will tell yon when. Keej the blood pure, end the health of tho systan HOUSEKEEPERS. wlU fcUow. Soda Fountains. 6 SEWING C H. H. EcDOXALD & CO.. Druxtt A and Gen. Art*- S*n Franeboo; Cidihrala aad cur. ot WmAtagum and Chariton St*, N. Y. Hold by wit Drugg lata and Dealer*. sia A PRIVATE FAMILIES. 4ita-isra8t?twKYraBu#5u DB. 0. k BOHAHNAI TO A8THMATIC8. with-M. Buffei al tlie hood. The policy of -tbe Dew ministry, a* announced, includes the fol­ lowing feature*; Tlie Senatorial election* to be held next September ; the dis*olutinn of the AsretuUy to follow in October; the govern­ ment t«> drtsaud ti>* maintenance of tlxe pres *nt electoral system, and to raiae the state of ••tega in all tbe itepartoieut* except the Seine, the Bhoue and Banebea du Rhone. -Alfouw has been officially rveognixed by hnll'i Siu Wood hnjil THE FAVORITES. Sts: —-L. tw5?! <~«mwbe; r***naabte fare. EJ2SS ORGANS PRAIRIE LANDS BR. WHITTIER, Bi W Su Ctolu StiMt, At. tai, >2. IOWA ANO NEBRASKA, NEW AND IMPROVED STYLES. BurtimtoB & Missouri Kira- R. R. Co. titan namgd Trask lx tn have died from the effect* of dntggoI liquor, with winch be waa plied freely, eo that bo itbookl nleep until after t:»e election. The people of Farmington are much excited over this affair. Tbo tempenne? Sdcctatoa ware etasted, and tbe liquor traffic in GOLD COIN! ’radoct* will Par ter Land and ImimwMwcnta lows Betere fU Principal ttocxraw* 0m. Unequaled in Tone, and in Beauty of Exterior, A NEW FEATURE. Tbe Smith American Oman Co. COLORED ILLUSTRATIONS, OF JtOHTOX, CJI *u«tfon to Urab ff«W Lite, «1U> lUwra.iwn and •- S6 pagre, il»M foil .j-js-re. MARRIAGE CUIDr � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-03-26.pdf.pdf 9aa93618deedf7f4db8a09f2004e629b PDF Text Text asWilted civ? MubriDe, Burry County, Michigan, ORN6 STRONG, ADVERTIS1SO BATES: SiSSSS Editor and Proprietor, Progression. No Retrograding. VOL. IL ' NO. 26. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY. MARCH 26, 1875. “•Dtm'tyou frcf young man,’ raid J forth ; then an arm. At last half the] .the new postal eat MICHIGAN NEWS. A fT"”"’ t Since Judge Van Brant, of Long Island, in company witli two other men, all armed murderously witli shot­ The paper-mill guns and pistols, surprised two other operaUona and men at a disadvantage, and with the cUitMfl. and nice down this way ; we can’t altera j Land. I.cockod it. i papers. The taw as reported prescribed moot desperate courage shot them ■'to afford it ; then Ute sea bein’ handy, »t’" I “ ‘ Iton*t shoot young num!’ cried the one cent for every two ounces on moil death, there Iim been a yearning in tiro a temptation to rave time and money ; ' specter. ’Yell spile the pohsh ef yer ' matter of tiro third chuw. which includes heart of the average American cittacn to but ef the expense ain’t counted in------ ’ do. This cussed rain han e’en-a’most all printed matter not went, directly from catch a burgtar at a like disadvantage, - “ • Never mind the expense, parti,’ I I done for it. already. It was pious and the office of publication, and all admis- and achieve evergreen laurels in the The only obstacle in the which b»> received $35 per tan. delivered nt the exdaimwi. 4 You do the thing up nicely | peart a spell back, but it’s pretty well j mbte merchandise up to four j>oun<te. same way. pinery, a distance of about ten milce. The ' Senator Hamli for me, and I’ll see you through ; but it' spited now. I’m afraid.' i'~ . * ” ’ n moved* on amendment —* way of numerous feats of slaughter has ., . . , , . » . ... . Iuum, Tn -I— Tar'll land upon which this bay was grown was a forest ! must be done at onne ; the body is almost ' "It was my old wrecker, carpenter, j that one cent be charged for every ounce been in the fact that burglars, have not beyond saving now, and I want the coffin • and coffinmaker. He explained to me j or fraction thereof, instead of two always cornu around and. suffered them­ Mr. Lamb, of by to-mortow night. It must be^ready ' that he’d started on time witli the coffin, । ounoco, and led the Senate to believe by selves to be surprised. PATKICK Kex>ux died at Monroe ft few daja to he sliipptnl before daybreak tiro next and kept up till the storm come upon i his speech (os indeed he may Iiav« ig- Portland, Oregon, one of those who igo of 103 yoftn. Ila wm tlio olden moraing.’ . ! him, and ho was forced to rest awhile i norantiy believed himself) tliat this rate have hungered and thirsted for the gore of Monroe county, and had rcoidod "‘All right,’said tiro old screw. 41 under the overhanging ruck. He thought, : applied to mercluuidtee alone which is of a night prowler, could tell you how don’t mind Iosin’ a’ little sleep to b« I very properly, tliat no lietier shelter I transmitted through the mails. It jstmi uncertain burglars ore. .Mr. Lamb re­ tiiontbe iteelf;; and ;i under this thia impression impression that the amend amend- cently obligin', ef only tiro exj>ense------ ' could be found than the coffin iteelf . lutd occasion to visit the town of 44 4 You old vulture,’ I roared, ‘ I’ll pay he was right. tVe{Vo might both have crept | ment was adopted. it went the 1 Roseburg, where he tarried oyer night. might both have crept I ment was adopt™. When T7L— I.-----to -~ And I counted inside, and there would still have »>ecn House in the blind, reckless rush of the i Ho had been thinking of burglars, and you half on the spot I* _ • • to make ■ * • for more. dewing houra, Mr. Garfield mid that the after reaching hi* room he barricaded o'clock on die evening of that day partially in­ out to him enough greenbacks Kxml 14 4 Why on earth did you make it so j Appropriation Committee approved of ; tiro door with chairs before getting into toxicated. The Jury were unable to decide his sliarp old niM<i coltw down and chop , "‘ — ’" ’ 41 don’t want my poor j tiro amendment, and the newspaper i bed. Had Mr. Iwrab taken, also, the over his chin with an unctuous smack of big ?’ I said. — , . . , appreciation Jack to lie around loose in this way. ’ ; feature wns not .explained there, not­ precaution of closing his window, lie troll since 1797, died in that city a few d»r» " * I’ll hev it tliat scrumptious,’ said j " ’ Well, where’s the oddsF-said the wititstanding the taw expressly includes might have dreamed sweetly all night the wretch, witli greedy cutliuaiaam, accommodating artisan. ‘You didn't ‘ 44 transient newspapers" in the third of home and family expenses, and bills 4 tliat you'll ctap your hands over it. ' to spare the expense ; so I thought ' class. Thus the precipitate legislation to meet, but ho left that window wide It'll lie tliat peart and pious that yoii 1 I’d leave plenty of elbow-room. We can ot tiro dosing hours of Congress is re­ open, and so /eft liimseif all unprotect­ property valued at £9.000. on which there was needn’t be ashamed of it in a church !’ <"“1 suthin or other for ballast, I reckon, i sponitiblo for a great and general hard- ed. He was awakened in the night by Colyer, at Grand “ I nodded approvingly, and started on ] dow,i bdow.’ j ship, to which neither house would have a sudden tug at the 1 -<l-clotlnw, and sat np and fnlt around, but could dis­ Lapid*, wan the home stretch witli the comfortable j ” Poor Jock Itea to thta'dsy in th.. nonsentad knowingly. foaling of a man who has done all ho singular coffin thus provided for him, and j ’ The effect of tiro change is to make cover nothing. He tried to deep again, ., n eould to ameliorate an irremediable suf- Iovcr him the arbutus blooms, and tender newiqiapcni heretofore paying one cent but a mysterious rustling startled him ■ fering. All tliat day there was a threat- violeta, and all tiro dainty flowers dear to j>ny *two “ cento ; newspapers paying " two .d ub him iwl for h»n»rol«.r.|„4-1OT(l^to,,to,11Wlulto^ Then his pantaloons glided from the (ire not J uwovm o .! until the flamm luul cento now require three, and so on. This ening aspect of the winds and waves that j « young girl’s fanqr or on old woman's loot of tiro bed, and he heard the silver : made great headway, and the family barely esapplies, Ixxled more misdtief on tliat malevolentlove." WBECKEH IN SIGHT. coiua roll from the pocket. With his ■ caped with their liven, sent from the office of publication to shore. Mrarivc heavy clouds hung black ’ Tluit an awful .... drama wind •WUI set n. . together .... . .IX. .AJk,....'.. , ■ WWV • w aaaww was — "W' •••• , of — - the , —Mr., Lamb bounded Crime. regular subscribers in bulk, but news­ teeth ra ink over the sharp jagged rocks, and oooh-fow.nothing workmen. d in l.i —. a-l-.wd MW.X ... 1..M I wrath IV. I.held aI.1 1 J out his shirt, and in his J oab Lawomxck. whom the late ('apt. E. B. and waves acted off the coast of Cape a fierce undertone in the elements told j The dull times bring out into bold re- papers in wrappers sent off by indi­ 1.1— pistol oti al. — spot — in Knw York ritT lant anm- Cod, I.. l. 1. AK — TMlinn in w which the Italian bark OinMnni Oiovnnni his the whence the noise. Wnrtl hul of a conspiracy fot a temp<-stuous de- | ^at the mechanic who is viduals. proceeded. There came another rustle, mer on a cIiatr* at Bwindling him oat of from Palermo for Boston went down witli --o—___________________________________ The amendment substituting one ounce ' thoroughly master of his trade is better 1150.000 in traiuiftctionft oouccruing » - wilUxl ’ I off tenn than moat mostmen menwho whoorc ared<q>endcui dependenti uunciui i insteaduiofiwo twoounces ounceswas wnaluumcu lobbiedininme the and ho sprang for the intruder just as all hands save one, in the gloomy gray of ,, T , » • -Li °n ■ My poox old Jm* im.1 lx»n wxxheil I Ct*, * M TMl It IXVfl n 1 . ... r, X. fl... I zvf 111 rt X.r*X.W. ... LI CZtTTt Air" tlio intruder sprang for him. But it the Detroit officer* ou a writ of habeas corpus, the breaking morning, within four hun­ Mrf dix.™ bx. taltalrt^.lOToa w.Ui ,^ u Hunlin elailnwl that II w.x.1,1 „1.I»2,- was not n num that fastened upon him, drcd yards of land. First the ntewurd jU Uxxaxe thxthx.oldtaxndM.a.obool- (or uh„art „ u,„y guid/ 000,000(1) to the x»vMm«, of tb. I’oxl- it was a horrible Tiling—a Thing witli by Detective StadJar on the old warrant. He and the carpenter lashed themselves to a could Ix-xto. upon . melancholy Ina aobsequently l>eeu r«*)eane<i cn I um own | plank, but the latter aimk to his grave in a big T — which sciced a leg, and sunk avonuM of Belt-support. . office Deportment; but it is much more train.!"ro! that he ' lh(. i;|lrf Th(. kn„d Wiox of tore ; . r™ bol ton. bond t„m Of ( ,,w u, dcCT^. ta llle sharp claws into the fimb, and climbed j recnguuaurc. It hw was inritod there by the>cxm hrira and_executors I m*'n.’ but i , n«. h<»t i . could ,.i i hvs i.„., m ,_i, - a my bm-mng eym, m«1 Ml upon flat | mJg. .n„, dirtre„ anl„„.. , lrag ml>. whor,.v,.r . pMinp, mn b. . new of efteXt a <x«mro«utae. such up»MJ. like tbo ilx/t youU. «i,.J iriUi>rimo[ti;Ioctin(! ,raiI the old skeleton. • IU fix it lor you in j form emerged from this terrible hiding- j It now transpires that it i a oliape that'll suit. I’U have it as ' place, and, wrapped about with a wind- I ignorance -of Senator Hamlin, or else t scrumptious aa a nut—that is,’ ef ye’re 1 ing ahwd, seemed struggling to leave tiro his offiriouancss on behalf of the cxpreau ' able to boor the heft of the expense, j coffin altogether. ‘ ! companies, which led to the wrongful It’s costly, yer know, to hev thing- pioua “I seised my pistol with a 'trembling j increase of postage on trawriniil ne ws- Tha hat UcM lin«vrcd co th. hill. ALMOST A GHOST STORY “ >id you ever see a ghost I" was the appeal. , ••Well, I came deuced near it, I can tell you," said young Howard. . “How near I” cried the company, drawing their chairs to the fire. _ “It wws in that desolate, God-forsaken part of New' Jersey, ’’^■haid Howard, “ near Barnegat Shoals. What with the nature of - the soil there, its Ixirrennoiw and sterility, the jagged, repelling grimneas of (be rocks, and thb wild, desolate infinity of the waters, there’s something about Barnegat that breeds an affinity witli ghosts and speetep. Thare luul been a wreck of n coasting schooner in the vicinity, and, although the news didn’t make much of a sensation in the newspapers it brought despair and desolotion to one hsart at least—that of the atrange and nnfanuliM taoo , and finding > tjw poox axe moxv appxxent Hum ovex lx- I young mate’s mother. He. was on old « booorno 1«. and l.-aa xcoogniaablo •• I fow. T|„n. fa o„„ Ior thia in U.c ‘ schoolmate and warm friend of pjy own, gdM-d upon it, I omrexod it m.Mcntly o( muco the wax. and the and I volunteered io go down and see if with my handtoxchict, and aatadent and! dolnaad [m. hlbOT M,.ir men liave | the body could bo found and brought alone with it and the .laxtocna, wailing n„l,^inU1 ..mptoyaeun, requiring iittk home. tor tlio old man with tho ooffln. I Mkilu and lovB lak„„ in do. ' “When I readied there the whole •• Aa the day waned and twilight gad.-1 (<nl[ ,.m!,w|,o ,,^,1 OBjK-ct of the place struck me as forbid­ cred, n wail broke fortl. fnim th. rock. „d „ lmling dingly -#ild and lonely; aud when, toward and th. warm; a few la-latod gull. I „„ llw quick„ to n,.w demand.. To put the close of a stormy day, poor old Jack’s flopped tludr wing, hcarily over the j Uw tl,dlg in pkdu EJ.glM,, pgj. body was washed aabore, stark and stiff, water that began to toh fariondy the j t,,r-n,.thing worknum hava lawn emand distorted almost beyond recognition, low, aaudy chore, Pnwontly a tow drop. | p|„yed to gorxidor-nothing work, be-’ I wasn’t able to lend the follows down fell, the precursors of 0»e of those furious cause the sooner tliat givesont the sooner there a helping hand.- I was seized with storms that riot on that desert coast tlwy will be need.-d again. The conse­ a nervous chill, and went in-doors to the “Au agony of impatience seizrsi me. quence has been great restlessness ou the brandy flask. Propped up-with an arti­ I got upon my' feet, and paced to and purt of the Operative population, and ficial courage, I went out again and fro the loose boards of the hut multitudes left, by the stoppage of a few found them hauling their helpletta burden toward a fisherman's hut close by. They . “Was I, then, condemned to stay concerns, strangers in strange towns, had flung it in on old tarpaulin blanket, here, powerless to save my poor Jack without resources and without friends. and I ooilldn’t help protesting inwardly from being tiro puppet of yonder malig­ Unskilled labor always tends to pauper­ against the rude way in which they nant fiends of the shore and the «ea ( ism. It i« regulated lr, no proper, prinbumped it along through the breakers I know if the coffin were delayed until ciplefi of supply and demand. In a shoethe storm increasod in fury, the road making town there come nlx>ut us many | and over the rookr. I thought of that tender, womanly to the old wrecker’s liomo would be j nlioemakcra sa the trade will vnointain R senport the mechanics employed heart at home in the East, and the gentle impassable, floodtxl, and without a clew. “ Was it, thou, destined that he should j alx>ul ships ore in clooe ratio to the reverence that hedged about .even her be thrown into the gn-edy maw oT the ' activities of commerce. But unskilled every thought and feeling about Jack, and I determined there and then tliat he sea, after all, and his plaoo in the dear Ubor is remly to migrate anywhere in should be taken horns to her in some little church-yard at home know him no j acarclj of a-paying job; » therefore reotHluiiX- that wouldn’t appall or horrify morei There were prayers even then lent, witiiout homo ties, home comforts, ] offered up for him in that dour little or holne nwponsibilitiiw When the.. “ They laughed at me when I spoke of village in the valley, not only by the need ot unskilled labor stops, no one » coffin, but nevertheldffli I resolved upon thin and withered lips of his mother, enren for the laborer. Skilled labor is getting one, if such a thing could be hod but sweet and roseate ones .were trem- paid for in dull times, lest it be wanting for love or money. Not tliat a coffin is blihgSn Iris behalf that late had clung in busy times. The answer in the cate­ absolutely requisite in all cam*. It to his own in rapture, and gentle young chism, “To learn to labor," etc., ought wouldn’t have mattered a pin to either fingers would gather flowers for his to l>o taught ns something more than an Jack or myself if, tied np in the old tar- .■ grave, and murmur benisons there for idle piece of repetition. We believe in Oh,- won it,• then,- imjM»paulin, with os uttauiv destiny Iaan•? ft tcacliing children to read and write, but mm a m weight-heavy un ‘ Ixittom of. «We *° -Pve tois joy to my ixwr old there are other usea for their eyes and iln.ll, we,were forced * * to the ‘ M-nl by cxpxeaa fox too anuw coat aa bv yelled “Excelsior. Mr. Lamb did not ; ., j sea, or if it could, the men were not . . , , ... . Two brotiiera named Higgard were anwted ! , , , , ' . ,• . , „M1, of oonnM it will go to tl.o expro-a .look for a l»xrgtar longer, bo just went. |ie<r Or3Ii(1 .UpiJa weeklbo charj50 | there to launch her. Lights were burned through tiro window and over the fence I hanng auurod tiio death of tiroirmother by | on Hhore. At 11 p. m. the main and and sailed dowr tiro street, like the | prwm abont • month ago. ; tnixten marts wont l>y tiro Iroord, and companies, where a more punctual de­ livery is offered and a guarantee of in­ demnity in case 'of loss. The express companies, it is true, had no interest in liaving .the postage on transient newspapers increased ; but tins was in­ cidental to their general scheme fan having postage increased ou oil except letter mail matter. If the express com­ panies were inclined to act fairly in the mutter, they would now undertake to deliver transient nowajMipers at the old Postoffioe rate until Congress shall be able to reihedy the error into winch it was betrayed by their lobby work. As all printed matter Dot sufficiently prepaid is thrown out of the I’ostoffice, it is likely .teat a great dea of money will be wasted before the people gen­ _ ________ _ erally ascertain just how mueli each paper oosts under the • new rule. *. Up Department to this time the '] will make some n of the public. After this, however, there will Iro a material decrease in the num- i statuuea. j then her cargo floated off for tiro wreckghost of a nightman; with a steam Ax abstract of the reports of the Michigan era, watchful and waiting. The bombs whistle attachment, so hideously ho whooped. They captured him at last, Slieriffa shows that 9.2G6 prisoners were re- ' winch were to convey lines to the ship the startled citizens, and then they found raived. and 259 remained in the jail-. Sept. 30. „„ fouuj Uj lw worthless. There whs I »« l-"l- in them. Light, -rex.- bexeo.1. the fleeing object to be a man scantily fra- "TxT? Insane, and 5 -idiotic persons cimhned in the . _ “ . • ... ' Men were seen clinging with clad and frightened into the.Valley of jails during the rame pwiod. Cral at mainthe Shadow of Death almost, while, be­ taining each jviemxr per week. *4.72 ; in 1OT3, | dying gnuq» to the rigging, to anything neath his only garment, a raccoon clung $4.36. (A the numter convicted. 300 were h<mt j which might give them a hope of life, tenaciously to the cuticle. The radcoon to the State IMsou. 843 to tits Home of Cor- Tiroy could see tiro lines of men on shore, was a pm pet annum animal wuicu which uvea* lived ouuut about win the ।| «■«*«>“• »«*> ,ho Reform School and 2» es- whcu (taylighl broke two men wen! hotel where Mr. Lamb wna stopping, but ' e jails' clOft°°f U,° i struggling with the breakers on planks. Mr. Lamb didn’t know it to beta pct j' ’ O4 ” 1 , , ,, , . , A merciless wave swept them into ett-r- of in MichigBn_. u^0 nity. Five men-ofl Hurt were left­ leg for a bedpost , wm1 to bo 27,53*1,868.09. Of this amount I were clinging together in the foretop. --------------------------------26,530.1G8.S5 acres are taxable, aud L009.G94.il They luul clung there all night waiting HATE _t SPECIALTY. acres aroexempt. The exemptions aro as fol- j for j^y to bring them rescue. Morning The sooner people lx*gin to compre­ Iowa : Homeetcadn. 405,299.53 ; echool-houae brok-*, but there were no bombs tiiat hend that practically there is no busi­ were not worthless, and no boats putting 2,367.51; barying-grtciudjs 5,072.66; owned by ness, culling, trade, or profession which out. Only men on the shore looking on pcraeuH unable to pa/ tax**. 15,103.93; railroad any one man can master in nil its right at way.and depot grounds. 2C.459.1C; th<x»“ aecmued bombs, and looking out branches &u in n a lifetime, it, । nuhtary unuimcn iinuuir, the uio bettor will m military Iftuu-warrftlit land-warrant enUTcn, entries, u2I.43o.z9; 521.433.29; public seaward as those poor fellows on the for every individual'si-----prosperity. ' porks and fair grouuda, 683.86; <property n»ed Italian ship ware left to their fate and Ibe —— ------j-----------------,------ j- We -■ - ------------------------------ - — believe tluit ludf the failures in the great;' fit-municiiml purposes/?,539.19; “to* for h>- dropped one by one from their death _____ ' struggle fpr livelihood are due to men corparated library, charitable, mid erientitic iu- clutch into the maw of the terrible ae*. sUtutiono, 1,361.57; canal land grauta. railroad trying to do too ranch—trying to fulfill It is useless to say all was done that Uuty exempt by deeixiou of Suitcohj Court, all tiro requirementa indicated by u name, aud Irnida exempt ou account of Bpoeiflc tax could be done. 'Whoso dreadful crime b<-caus<? their fathers did, but forgetting paid on ingot copper, 20.550 acres. was it thnt those* bombs were worthier ? that, in their father's time, tliat name iq: And then those men looking on from the eluded an aggregate of tabor of very | Mos. FAianau>, a lady eeigbty-throo 1?uij-uirac ywm. ---------------y<iam ai ef si.ure-wu shore—did uroy they go go vu* out — afterwards to different extent to tliat which it now > g^c. raaidin^ at Plymouth, Wayne county, look gather in tiro cargo as it floated along the encoinpuiwro-s. Every day ns it closeo 1 her first ride on a railroad last week. ' shore look shorn for for miles? miles? It It causea causes ns na to to look or a raccoon either when it mistook hts i nnjaUr of ber of newspafiers sent away in wrapjx>re, and a correeponding decrease in revenue from tliat class of matter. It is only necessary to note this increase of rotes in connection with the restora­ tion of tiro franking privilege to esti­ mate the full measure of Congressional meanness and selfishucas in tiro transac­ leaves the world richer in knowledge, I tion.—Chicago Tribune. and tiro aggregation qf many days pro- ; of Kt j.auJ-H Ooild> Dctrtat, pn> dnees h store of learning which inerrose® I poe® to hold a Martha Washington tea party at Tlio latest mania which lias seized vastly tiro quantity which the beginner ' tiro Opcre-HottM cn April 19 and 20. the 100th | upon Youn<r America is tliat of spellingmat ttmter ere Iw upproocl.™ pro-! *!" i matclics. They have spread as rapidly fleitmey. A ouuphr of coitmin »U ^7*"^,? 2 im" I But to a woman, a convon (f tlieir hands which they should be taught os tiro epizootic did. It is an old custom <ltOrJE(1 WutbtagUm ou tional woman, a victim to circumstance i: " I started up with a malediction also. This country is fast producing the which had fallen into disuse, but has that the worlil kattw of th. htadiug Utt j and custom, a coffin wns the only tiling upon the storm aud its surroundinga, most inefficient and faulty set of been' revived with a rapidity which is was within tiro easy grasp of any average every cup and tuinccr. The tablas will represent, that oonld render the affair respectable, and with an impulse of desperation i operatives Ute world lias seen sinee the truly astonishing. Commencing in New intellect Now, there is no phjTMdMI the thirteen original HtaUn, and the atyle of ; or indeed bearable. wrapped niy.fc'lf in the old tarpaulin ami ■ Christian era. The pauper question is England, only a few weeks ago, they . living, however eminent, who pretends drew will bo that of a century ago. “1 paase^u ol«*plw« night and went ventured forth. । best settled by settling the labor have quickly spread to the West, the last to have mastered, or even to be moder- i Thu fruit-growers of the State urge the <». ately versed in all, the details of medicine j tabiishmeut of a Department of Entomology . “ I supjxxje my nerves were pretty . question. off before daylight in search of an old place to be attacked being Nebraska. ,! and surgery. So it is with science, with tixc appointment of some capable nuu aa man tliat bore A queer reputation about well unstrung, for the dead face of‘ my •j DJMKNKIGNB or THE EAETfi. The object of these mateh.w is a very ex- ■ taw, with mechanics, with journalism, Lutomologiat. ------ <----j— there for appropriating anything that lost comrade followed me with a * ”*1 'I Two .German scientific men, Messrs, j cellcpt one, tiro proceeds and towards be­ .... . ■ . ’ I• . „ ti • । until eadi calling has reduced iteelf to E egislatife fkocf.edings. tesque and horrilde jjenristeaoy. * . camo inshore, and rendering it useful or ' I .nrl IVno—A. li.vn CKIV.-H til thp pomTWIOl'.. TllOV nXO 11111(1IBdur^Vw tax, really pub. ' ITICT mggr«»toU» agBltlm(,„Uu.> »f ^Ultu.; and ornamental with a rude knack he had in struggled againai the feeling, but it 'I M.-d th., re.„lU «f .MJ Mxmn.te «ni m eb»r»eta, not Imble tn lend p^ | | the carpenter hne. The boys told mo seemed to inc the murky air wns full of j rM.MmrMMn.tx tint ttwy hxve m»l» r»- pl. wk> U,tnpt.ho». Mrd m» rh«p Mid miMWdc(1 „ | there was a little of everything in his old shapeless fiends and biMlyleas spirits of e<lualdoa rfwu00 . I xpwtinir the .lirnonxionx of tho earth, j trMiqmhnng. They do not rxe.U. thv ; rookery, and they hadn’t the least doubt devilish proportions. From thesse it appears that the length of । paaaions, keep people out very late nt | __________;• I could find even a coffin there, or tsome- ! “ Stumbling along, the wind beating |। the polar axis is 15,712,136 metera, tliat nightn, or distract their attention from TUK mails AXI> the exfkesm ' mercilessly <lown, making the rocky patli ' thing that might be modeled into one. . . i of the minimum equatorial doonr-ter j business. In these respecta they are ', companies. ■■ n wm » good lAgn.. u> lu. .lw.llu,g, P»l»»ljr I m»le mj ... dow- . wliich is situated 103 drg. 14 m'-'* -cast of Touch to l>c preferred to church lotteries. The amendment to the Sundry Civil | UHlInKbed tterewilh.roreboaingth.1 i!**" din!rt“'u 01 **“ °U . the meridian of Paris, or 76 deg. 46 min. ! religious rafflre, Jarli-y wax-works, and i Appropriation bill, repealing Section 8 my ymeory ww for nothing ; but; upon j" . '"e' . . . 1 want, w 12,752,701 metera, whilst the ! other similar modes of spreading the ! of the act of June, 1874, which rotates to “Feeling the puth stop by step in diameter at 12 deg 14 >nin~ ; gospel into heathen tands. Sunroof the ; until matter of the third clays, wim offered broaching the snbjtxd to him,. he stated ’ ; Ids readinsM at once to comply with my : wilderatsie of darkness and storm, eiM|( nnt’x 1G6 ^ag. 46 min. west, is 12,-1 h«da connected with theso matehea arc ; in the Senate by Mr. Ramwy, of Mhinedemands. • »i ninM have taken mn many hours to , 756,688 meters. They wdimato the total vi-ry peculiar. Although nearly all; sota, late Chairrian of the Committee on : “ 4 But what will you do fo'rmaterjalt’ ■ ae«nnplWi n mile, for I had nearc-ly 5arf40{, o< the ^ob»> at 509,040,000 square women are-accustomed to have litul spells ; Postoffio.-e and Post Roads. An attempt. I asked. . 4 P’ja* my watch Ki](,mctarH, whilst ita volume is equal to at time*, they almost invariably oomc off. to have this repealed waa made in the •‘Ha smiled grimly, and, opening a wa'nearly midnight The same lurid 1 0H2,860,000,000 cubic kiloin«-ter» The victorious in th«*s matelwo, and put Honw earlier in tiro suasion, but it failed. door that lad up to a sort of loft, he • ^eaas lightning tliat showed me the circjmjferenoe of theglnlroon its shortest down the tyrant man without any diffi- i It was urged almost entirely by the j Itcckoned mn to follow him. In that loft iw.dch-gave me abo a fleet j. 40,000,809 meters, whilst unity. Men of literary pretensions have ! Adams Expreao Company, whose man-' there was wood readily adapted to build oI uonwdhhig lying in the road that c4 tiro longest is 40,060,903 metera. j liecn floored with “ flaccid," “ flageolet," j agera were “here •for -several* weeks, * * j worka slop, a houae, a theafer-^nythiug and }«-'fore me, almost at ray feet. t1m. audgtacw-ni occupy 375,127,- j“lxllkst,” “balance," “privilege,’’ j ing for ita sutkx«w. They claimed that • frayttung that might be desired. Not i “ Hooked and started back in horror; <J50 square kflmnetera. The total num- “capilhuy," “«do«ital,” “ correlate," I tho law of June, 1874, which allowed oommou wood, mark yon, Imt wreckers* j n peculiar Hcuaotion come to my scalp; I faer of inhabitanta of the earth is eoti- > “ appall," and even litUe monosyllabic ? packages of four |K)un<h to be carried ius aurtrrial—paneh of French walnut, ex- felt ray hair, so to «te*k, rising on cud ; mated at 1.391.006.000; via : 800.630.000 । wurdo, hurled at them by the gentler sex. mixw*llai*»x/UM matter in the mails dis- ■ reed in Wrcltef, bits of | for there, in a defile of the road, half in Europe, 798,000,<M» in Awn, 208,800, At a six-Jling-xnateh in Indianapolis, the . arimixiated against tli” bnsmetw of the The biutof ' , __ .i___ w r\ tr-rpun cu nit I ont out OTer over the the Atlantic Atlantic and and cry, cry, “ “Oh Oh for for boiir of the Deal boatmen." . _______ timber is rapidly disappearing trout Europe, althongh hill of «bo «n» »< Sw«a<tu, oue-tourth that of Xomy. one-aixth tliat of SwitwrUud, MidT80.000 square mileti in European Russia are 8tnt«xl to be yet in forest ;______________________ _ Thk three most beautiful women on |vccum stage are Louise W<xxlworth yjj,, Soott Siddons, and Lillian Edgnrton. Ixigger, aildretwing an audience of col­ ored people in South Carolina, “ my skin is white, it is true, but my soul is blacker thau youra." What is the differenoe between a temp­ tation and eternity I One is a wile of devil, and the other in a devil of a while. ■ ' Tiut surest way to have fifth at supper in the country is to jurt drop them a lino beforehand. Tweed’s friends have offered $6,000,­ 000 if♦ the authorities will drop all pro­ ceedings* against tliat worthy individual. the Whaler k �Sew planing mill! Nssbrilla, A. W. OLDS, Prop’r. FmnJ the North continues to be I be iNEXT 30 DAYS FRIDAY, - - MARCH 26, 1875 aiili they come. The hotels are full, aud would ‘ns were ihtwe twice as ailantioa of the public to'my superior facil­ mnhyof them. Il is plain that Flori­ ities for doing the beat kind of work at PM« 619, and, whirs**, >utid Kart<agc «u I WILL SELL rea.onable prices. da is to be a greater place uf resort duly and legally a»«igued and Mid note de­ fur winter tourists, than Saratoga is livered. on Uic 27th day of September,-A. mg winch has been developed thui jin summer, for already the number in J). 1878, by MtidChriaiophar Kill, to Jwihua far in the Tdton-Beccher.case is per- jnortheastern Florida cxceciis-thn, ag­ W. Glenn, wh'ehxcid akaigucuhut was duly fectly astounding. Mrs. Tilton has gregate , of the summer ciowtl at New­ ircvrdcd in. th^Bjfc-Ci: or ihe Regixler of been ii» the habit of kissing Mr. .port, Saratoga and Long Branch Deeds in .Barry Mkniw, Michigan, on the 2fi»b day .ot Muy. A. D. 1874. iu Liber “6H Done to order, with pronsplneaa, and satis­ Beecher; and Mr. Beecher has re Every winter brings more, and new of mortgage*, on pag” Ht, and, where**. faction guaranteed. turned-the compliment Even Mra. ;hotels ket’p going up. The St. James Mid Joshua W. Glenn did, tin the 16ih jday Moulton has confessed to the toft ।in Jacksonville has just made a cash of June. A. D. 1874, duly aud legally uH-ign Other. at » or Lew. impeachment of kissing Beecher. (dividend ol thirty-three and one- said mortgage »nd deliver said note to Grif­ sidinr, Monldiogs, probably “to give the old man a ,third f»er cent, for its year’s business. , fith & Kerr, of Nashville, Michigan, which said aMignment was duly recorded In the cbaHce.” Miss Anthony has been The National is also flourishing finely. Of every description, kept constantly on office, of the llegiairr of Deed* iu Barry charged with kiuiug Tilton, and it Mr. Astor, of New York, has bought county, Michigan, ou. the 12th day of March, is certain that Tilton has kissed ,a large old wooden hotel near the Si. A. D 1875, iii Liber ••No.’S" of inortgkgo^, Beecher, and Beecher, has kissof James, and is about Io poll it down Pn pafe 221, trad, wherrax, there ix no» Moo 11 on. The Ovingtons arc in (lie 'and erect a fine hotel in its place. due on said note and murtenge, tlie aiitn of Beceired it the O. O. habit of kissing Mrs. Tflton ia court, iThe crowd of Northerners in Florida one hundred and seventy xix dollars at thix date, and default hao 1-oeM made in’tbo pay­ and Mrs. Tilton kissed Mrs. Field. are like a lot of boys just let out of ment of xaid xutu: Now, therefore, by In abort, kissing seems to be the prin­ school. It is. one continuous .frolic reason of said default, the unniguic of Bald I also manufacture Soft and Hard Wood cipal occupation uf a good many of and holiday. Finding themselves mortgage, by virtue of the power in tutid .the Plymouth church people. We really safe otft of the rigors of the mortgago contained, wiil,.vn the 19th day of , June, A-'D. 1875, at Ibe hour of ten o'clock, are nut surprised, therefore, that Northern, winter, and in a climate of A. M., of said day, in the oily of Hasliug*, For the Wholesale aad Retail Trade. Wednesday's re|»ori of the trial clos­ flowers and fruit and sui'bhine, they al the north from door of the court house, Lath and Shingles, es as follows, Mrs. Sajah O. Putniiin give themselves up to enjoyment iueatd city, (tbut being the ph.ee of holding constantly on hand. Ail Wool Hose, 45 cents per pair. being ou the stand : like .youngsters,. Excursions on the the circuit eojui in and for Harry oduniy, ••Mrs- Tilton ■ always appeared to river every day ; .rambles after .fruit ^Uiehigau) oil the lauds and promise* de- , ffjy Saw and Planing MUI east of the scribed in xai'i mortgage, or ao much llicreDepot, NaahyHle, Mich. me to have a blind idolatry for her- and flowers; drives, card parties, 1 of as moy.be neccxMiy to xalisfr thc'amounl hiisbund. Mr. and Mrs. Tilton al­ sailing parties—if is one round of due thereon, and the reasonable costa and Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to buy for 48 A. W. OLDS. ways gave ourdial greetings to their pleasure. Even Canada- is begin­ expenxsa of thix salo and an Attorney fee Cash. I have a full line of friends, aud Mrs. Tilton always ning to learn that there i»- such a, of-twenty-flva dollars, stipulated io bo paid kissed the gentlemen friends of the place as Florida,’and the frozen Wes­, by the tern** of said mortgage, Mould the _ same be foreclosed. \ family, while Mr. Tilton kissed the tern states are |»ouring in. Two orr The deecriptiun of the premises u deladies. At this point Mr Jaffery, one three winters hence Florida will be1 scribed ip said mortgage is as follows, to And 3 Cent SOAP. The new firm o of the jurors, was taken with a sud­ full of them.—Boston Post wit: Village Lot No. ten (10) in Alanson den faintness and the court adW. 1‘hlllipa' addition to the Village of Nash* The Atlantic fur April is. received., rille. Barry county, Miuuigao, according to the plat ani survey thereof. To a mats “up a tree," with no op­ Dr. Oliver-Wendell Holmes contrib­ Olli Town Rio, 25 and 23 Cents. ’ Dated Nashville. Marti, 18th, 1876. portunities, nu particular tasic fur (utes a characteristic article on crime• GRIFFITH & KERR. . pay Ute Highest Market Price for miscellaneous kissing, it will be ap- ' Assignee* of said Mortgagee. and automatism. rmrent that kissing goe» by favur m 1 T.B. Aldrich gives in prose a Mid­ Clemext Smith, ’ Attorney for Assignees,. . 26 Plymouth church, aud that Mr. night Fantasly which marries twd fa­ TRIUMPH BAKING POWDER I Beecher is the principle ktssee of 1 mous people, and in poetry Across the lhat congregation uf “white souls.” 1 In nice tin cannistcm. Street. John Greenleaf Whittier has IflORTti.ltiU SALK. If tire mere narration of this miscelln POTATOES, a poem entitled The Two Angels, Defiiali hoTins beou aiitdv ui iue vuudiliuUneous kissing so affects jurors that and other poems are. Immortelles, by •f a certain indenture of mortgage, made, they faint away, what wonder ,ts it 1 Edgnr Fawcett; Cnlling the Dead, and execut'd on the thin! day of & pl«rmb<-r. APPLES, that the actual operation itself has by Mrs. S. M. Bi Pratt-, Diana, by in the year of our I-or«I one tlioanand eight set everybody on their ears, aud that James Maurice Thompson ; Urvasi, hundred and- *eveuiy two. by Alonzo Jt. no one knows who’s who ? In the Stev-naon, note affd only heir at law of Rox ­ by Helen Barron Bostwick, anti' Our io., ic., loo numerous to mention. • Delivered at their event that Mr. Beecher accuses a ver­ Comrades, by M. B. C. Mark Twain ana Gleveuaon, deceased, and Kliia J. Stev­ dict of acqttital, ho ought to-protect nearly completes, he tells us, the ed­ enson. 1>ii< wife, of Woodland, Miubigan. in favor of-EliiUa Bannivtcr, of Windsor coun­ ELEVATOR EV NASHVILLE. himself in the future from this kiss­ ucation oi*a “Cub” Pilot, in old times ty, Vermont, wjiict: »aiJ mortgage wax duly ing persecution. He might like Pa­ on t’ie Mississippi. George E. War­ recorded in-the office of the Rcgislerol’ pageno in “The Magic Flute,” close ring has a capital army sketch called Deeds <>f'Barry couuiy, Michigan, outlie We alec keep on band and have for aalo third <!av uf Sdpiwnber. A. i’-JJS-, al five his mouth wRh a padlock, lock it up, Campaigning with Max. Ro«e Terry and throw away the key. lie must Cooke gives a piece of domestic anti­ o-ciock r. M., n Liber X of tuurtgagca, on ! AND LATH,' do something to stop this frautic fe­ quarian history in The Thing which to secure the p.-iyunent rd five hundred and SHINGLES. . Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Lcwei than any other male Brooklyn osculating it will Hath been Shall be. Henry James sixty ($560.tKr) dollars, f..ul-yca-» from the WATER LIME, ruin him. He cannot pursue his. laHouse m town. continues his novel. Roderick Hud­ date of the said mortgage, with interest al SALT, the rate of ten per cent per nnuutn pay­ Itors. continuously, look after Ins son, with chapter IV., Experience. able annually; And it was thereby and in church duties and save souls; if he is HAIR. Allan B. Magruder relates A Piece Mid n>ort|r«xn expretMly agreed that xbbul-l | obliged to s'op every few minutes to of Secret History. President Lsncoln any default bu ma le iu the payment of .-aid STUCCO. AT PRICES CHEAPER THAN EVER, kiss some female of his flock, or let and the Virginia 'Convention of 1661 ; interest or any part thcre<-f on any day AT THE DOWN TOWN STORE OF some “white soaF kiss'him; and mid Frank B. Sanborn gives The True whereon the Mine was made payable ns therein exprexxud, jinjp-.hould tho same roagain, he isn't hired fur the kissing Nature of his Plans in The Virginia uiAin unpaid an I in urreura fur the xnxco of which we ship and * retail at bottom prices. business. If he is, then ho is too ex­ Campaign of John Brown. T. S. thirty d.-iys, th.-n and.from thencefqrtb, that pensive. There ate plenty of able­ Perry has a critical article on Wil­ ia to My, after the laps® of the «a!J thirty AINSWORTH & BROOKS, bodied men with abundance of leis liam Blake; and there are twenty dxyx, the xaid principal num of five hnndred Proprietors. ure whb would be glad to take his pages and more of careful Book Re­ and sixty dollars, with all arrearages of in­ place fur their board, mid even on views and Notes on Art and educa­ terest thereon, should at the option of the 0OHE DOWN TO obligee, his executors, adiuini-irnlors. or thdt small pay would nut grow hy­ axrigns. tcoeme" and be due and payable pochondriacal. But seriously, tion. Teems : 35 cents a number: $1 a immediately thereafter, allbongb the period Time Table tokiag effect Feb. Plymouth church ought to be ashamed as above limited for tlie piytnenj thereof year, postage free. of itself. Ils miscellaneous kissing might net then have expired, anything Il O. Houghton 6c Co., Boston. Train* W««t therein »>efore contained to the contrary has brought its pastor into trouble Hranosa. thereof in nny wise tmty iibstauding ; and KvproM and itself inio ridicule, and, if .they A Troy stove firtii haa, received a default having been oiajjiin th* payment uf 310 a a iiooy gel out with whole skins, they ought 10 OX Charlotte tetter from tlio West in relation tu said ioterevt, and lheVariie having been and Have just received a rru. 4 ~. Ollvrt 10 3o in the future to be more circumspect remained unpaid aud ia nrream for tbo MU 433 FOB AKTTHINQ IN THE LINE OF and leave kissing to tho cliihlrt-|i of the purchase of a heater, for a church, rpuce of thirty d*ya and upward*, the afore­ 11 xs ■M Vkkatranh the world. Mr. Bcecbcr has had which concludes as follows: “The said principal snntgf fire bundled and sixty Schoolcraft .with ail uttrarX,. uf IniorMt thereon, hath enough of it to last during the re­ heater furnished by you lor the church dollar, Wn are now prepared io offer bolter bar­ hern and I* dr-vlnn-l to li • now due and iiarabie, and there U now efiUmcd to bo dun on *akl indenture »f gains to our custom era loan ever before, in mainder ot his life.— Chicago Trib Stillwell at------------works bully. Give us your lb" »urn of fix Ijuadrnl for y and Ki-lUrth. CONSISTING OF Union Mil!*, dollar.,It-MO tsl and aa atlona-y fee ol titty do'- the line of Ha-kcir. reck iiottoai prices, as we aie poor, lar., a* In «al>1 tni»rt.-a«,- vxiin «.lj i.rovidgU arid no VahMandao nuUal law or to fi'tily baUrn; bcelTfo.tUu-.cd to but very pious.” CbleatfO CASH. Planing, Hatching, Re-sawing, &c., BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, Dreuted Flooring Yard wide Sheeting I) cts. Knit Underskirts, SO cts. JVo. 1 Batts, SO cents. Experienced - Workmen Employed. D. Store »f Best Velveteens, 75 cents. Good Waterproofs, 90 cts. $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS? Then Try My 91 Tea, ATTENTION, ALL! Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, ‘ Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, CORN. OATS, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Clover Seed. &c., Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. BOOTS AND SHOES $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes. Ready Made Clothing Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. G. A. TRUMAN, H R DICKINSON. J. L REED & CO.’S NEW GOODS! Carriage KOCHER BROS. Department! Colcaio & LalejlaHi Railroad, r*HNINSTJL/kI< DIVISION. No.l New Stock of Goodal! firocnirs aud groriswnj, carriages DRESS GOODS. They are trying to make out u case against Tilton, aren’t they ? lluw about Beecher. OF ALL DK^efllPTI JN8. WORDERFUL HISTORY SHAWLS, CASSIMfflES, WE are using dtis year,- the best wheel in America. ■ WE warrant all our Springs to Stand the LEVER TEST. IVEuxe the best Circle in the World. WE hs* tie loss Axle: none belter tn । the market. WE Sell this sjtar very cheap for Gish. WE are going to A Rochester divine has made over 3.000 pastoral visits in five years, and yet there is no scandal against his name. A. T. Slew«rl hn $40,000,000, a marble Ituiuie and splendid furniture, but he hasn't a ch:M to welcome l.itn home and he can’t be rich with all his wealth. Ju 1SG1 'riilC JOJBTHOXT * Cominerrial ^dvrrtisrr, ELISHA BANNISTER, .. Jlortfsi Ann Eliza is going to take that The Best Famihj I’aper Published in CLEMENT SMITH. alimony and help Susan B, Anthony this Country, hlnn a paper which will malto the Commenced its First Annual Distribution of jHibhc hair stand on end. Premiums, and has The lady who married Richardson Given Away in Premium* while she was McFarlhnd’a wife ts a PaY the To its Subscribers strong beleiver in Beecher’s guilt, though Beecher married, hey, There wus some hope that a Tuled? man might secure the reputation vf the biggest l>ar on the earth, but where is he compared to the Ver­ mont man who threw a peach-stone and killed four crows out of a flvek ? A colored barber, at Atlanta pub lishes a card, saying; “My son, William Welw’rr, called uu Mr. Shelber <n yraimnfay fur a .shay*, j BEAUTTFUL CUTTER Tliulkowt Cash l?x*ice All who buy a buggy of us will be en­ titled to a As follows: FOR ALL KINDS OF TICKET TO DRAW 8,500 Bubscribxrs. ■1,000 “ 4.600 •• . 6,000 “ 6.000 “ 8,000 “. 12.000 « 16,000 •• 21.000 •• 40,000 •• 30,000 " For a Cutter about tho COUNTRY PRODUCE, Union Mills Sllllwril . GROCERIES. vi. k.l>an.-h lUtUc Creek lleflevue Crockery &C., &.C., Fort Wayne, Jacisa A Saiinaw R. B. GLASSWARE, MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH OF ALL KINDS, And in fact everything usually kept in a TRAINS RUN BV CECAOO TIME. Please call and examine these Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Goinjx South. FIRST-C LASS Nashville, Feb. 4nd, 1875. W. H. KOCHER & Bro. FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! Grocery ami Provision Store ? .Io.wr.rllk I wish io inform the public that I will sell a Middle of September, Next! Hides, Falls and Fun, I?RICJE LIST: JAOOB LENTZ & SONS BIG PILE OF GOODS FOR A Manufacturers and keeps on han Best Coal Box Buggy, 1 seat, $130 00 120 00 SHILL AMOUNT OF MONET! 2nd •* “ “ “ •PT" Ai soon ax Spring opens we Best Sqnare Box Buggy tf 160 00 shall tend out a Wajon to buy Fresh 2nd 125 00 “ " “ “ The Highest Price Always Paid for Total. 8U1.&U0 100 00 I BUTTER and EGGS. Best Democrat, two scat, Country Produce. HO 00 2nd “ u fly We can and will »kow 125 00 13«l every receipt tor thin a- 21-46 REESE_ & DETTERICK. _________________ Best Scptare Box Top, single, 250 00 Together with a full assortment ol inonut paid out. . 12nd “ “ “ “ rubber 205 00 §■ Best Top, two horse, two seat, 300 00 M1HRORS.P1CTURE3. FRAMES (Ez“ In connection with my store „ 2nd “ “ “ 240 0b AND CARDS, BRACKETS, I shall keep a Our Twelfth Annual Gift of Premium1) will C j Best 1‘atcnt Road Waapn 9u 00 take place DUSTEUS.ka.tfC., “ Platform Spring Wagon 160 00 under the Civil Rights Bill, and hr! got refused. Thunk Gud fur it. 1 nm still true to ir.y country Parlor, Library, Dinini, OEat al QEHEBAL FOHTBRE! WE IABRMIT11111118 ABOVE WORK Baiy Whrn we will distribute 2 820,000 IN CASH uiumic Mustard is only three cents per Ciund in Ahhntua. and yet Bit Alaitna Imrglar worked nearly ’nil night to get into a store and then took noth­ ing sway but a four-pound can of mustard. He probably didn’t believe that lime >s money. Cabs and PeraaMaturs! MEAT MARKET! COFFINS AM> CASKETS, <jj । “f ««*• *> I otic Chat w. K Subscribe at Once. nd M±TAL1C W‘ ( much te* : qfaoM. to ri*k the It yd-. repel alien | ^HR QUDS AND COFFIN LIN GOOD MEATS: my rkk. and all kW* «* The Highest Price Paul for Hides nl MtolwdWEwt. Bnodhtj and Pelts. INGS kept constantly on hand. Subieripiioa Prien, $2.50 Per Year. i cents p*r pound. »ud wv reuliy dwflmcd buy a slogl* set of With ibut of omterbil wc c«n 11 a ikiggy fur cighly-^ve dolUnt sod Clocks, Spectacles, <yc ! Sample Papers and Circulars enntaining lull in'ormtuioa will oe Mat free to ■ST REMEMBER THE PLACE— Wm. II. BCRK 46 •e-i. C.1AB. W. PKMA1UY j J. L. REED & CO. |>Ka hriiic Mich. FARMERS. Red Sign, No. 1. D«. IU, 1K4. Sbe'» g.l-: Wrn E. SAVAGE ft BRO* COLUMN In rrery particular to be «<;tud to any effar- 4(1,OOU aabacriberw. • Miss Eastman, in her woman suf­ frage argument up at the State House, TO OUR CUSTOM sits ONE $111,5000! $ 2,000 2.600 8.000 | 8 VM) 4,<KO 7,000 1O.0W 12.000 20.000 30,000 17.500 BOOTS & MOES, GIVE AWAY REESE A DETTERICK Alabama barbers have fine feel­ ings. One tried to shoot himself lite other day I ccattsc a customer naked him why Ito didn’t use u crow-bar io la 1861 shave with .*Hc couldn’t b’ar to ’be »into “ 1866 talked to that way. “ 1867 If you want to know what tlie “ 1808 " 1869 free American i eople think of the_ “ 1870 last Congress jnst^ aland around the •• 1871 Detroit postoffice and hear the mild •• 1872 remarks of the man who pays six “ 1878 “ 1874 cents to send a two-cent package. VT./VIT 2ST JSJLS, Having filled my store with a fresh stock of choice , F. BCSSU. GIRLS & BOYS �R. Hprilma:; is oae of to. Usd. ng OfciMne J 1875.] W. A. AYLSW0RTI1 Clothing, Hats, Boats and Shoes, Caps, Gents’ Burnishing . . Goods, aha swore that D. R- Spell* Office two Io tlie store of K R. Diciiison, II A. BARBER. M.. D-. Bom.o- FRIDAY, MARCH 26. 1875 tbe^^i driver of ibe Nsw England Hduss, and thsro art diversified opiniowa among the Vermontvilliaua, aa to Jutt which of th eve ■ /■*—D. C. Griffith has traded bis grocery two free lovers the child bdfongs. However WEBSTER &■ HOBBS, Black­ and buildings with C. Lens for his farm. "" Maith*. AU kinds Of wprk to tee IHscke^'ih —The Tilton trial Io progressing finely. ter by paying Mary Wells two hundred The prospect la that Tilton will betoavioted. dollars. M. FLINT, JOHN R- EASTMAN. q LIEB HAUSER, TAILOB P PARADY, Manufacturer of I Boot* and Shoo, ad ua wood, win greatly oblige by bringing JOHN Q. CRESSY. ' J t MUM It 1 !•' 1- wood i<r the money Immediately. HNiON HOUSE. —We are better prepared than ever to do Job printing. A nice stock of envelops, letter beads, note heads and cards on hand that we will print cheap. Come in and see F. Dascsb, Proprietor. yyw. jones, ELIHU CHIPMAJV, Urq to bting joy and gladnces into the . Conlral Station Court,” aa engraving that willappear in his forthcoming book. The Free Press is the ‘‘banner paper.” We like it because it has all the news and sticks up for the country press and is a mighty nice paper to clip from. ■ —The Democrats of Castleton, will meet 1 in Canons at Chipmaa’a WaR,- la Neels rille, ■ on Saturday April the 8rU, al 2 P. M., for the purpeee of nominating Township officers. The kind friends who made ua happy ly By order of Committee. both their preaence and their gifts, at our residence? on Wednesday, the 21th Inst, will ' f>. —While Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Coe, wave gelng to the Christian Donation last week please accept our sincere thanks for their favors. We shall ever regard the occasion Thursday afternoon, their cutter was overturvpd at Perkey’e corners, and one of Mrs, | as a pleasant spot In our life Journey. It is appreciated by us. both because of its finan­ Coe's feet quite severely injured. cial results, and as an expression of the good will and sympathy of the kind hearts menu and cards la regard to Dewey's at-. (hat open liberal bands. tack upon the Superintendent of the tyu»-1 Fraternally, tings school, and on motion by the devil i they were laid upon the table until next week, when they will appear. Justice of the Peace, —Peterson's Magazine for April is an ex­ A new paper Is talked of. cellent number. Its make-up consists of Spooner & Hepburn have dosed up their choice literature, music, engravings, fashion General Conveyancing, plates, receiis, etc , etc. It is the cheap­ business in Hastings. Collections a specialty. est lady’s magazine, being furnished at the Old “Frogfoot” is under the weather now। low price of $2 per year, pontage paid. a-days. He looks as if hie last friend had MONEY TO LOAN —The frienda of Rev. F. L. Kellogg set j left him. lie still carriea the cane however to avoid being molested in his rambles through “the dark places." enlng for a donaliou visit, and left as a re­ The Home Journal office has been re­ membrance ovef $75 in cash. The donation was gotten up on the good old fashioned moved to new and belter quarters, 'opposite Stauffer’s dining rooms. • plan and waa not to be applied on salary. FALL AND WINTER Dewey of the Banner, and Dennis of the —Ths Maple Grove School lair suit has Journal are candidates for the office of City Recorder. six good men brought in a verdict in favor Alsu VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. Hoar about the circulation of the Banner, of I be Plaintiff. Mias You rex received $36 the full amount she claimed. Clement neighbor Dewey, steadily increasing since thb last issue^we suppose. Smith and Lewis Durkee was council for CUT FREE OF CHARGE! Plaintiff and R. W. Sbrincr for the defendThe donation party al the M, E. Parson­ She still retains the services of Mias age passed off nloely. The pastor was the reciplant of nearly $175 in cash, —Ocdey’a J ady Book for April ia reDRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. Waabrllle, Mick. MRS. L. O. CROCKER ULUBBIi FANCY GOODS! DELL BABLOIV, B'JLSBJOti ABLE BABBEBand HAIR DRESSER! Nass tills. Mica. Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Drossing, Shampooing, FALL MILLINERY GOUDS! Mrs. 2T. JU. STEBBINS DRESS MAKING LIYERY AND M STABLE I Best Prints. 8 avd 9 cents, l^-BurineM called u» to Mon favorable opportunity of looking through the Fuss That there be a fire limit estab­ —A. W. Olds’ saw and -plaining mill is Pnsss office. The Free Press has lately the liveliest manufactory on the lino of the donned an entire suit of new clothes, and lished on both sides of Main Street, on lots and premises adjoining said also added to their already complete office Street, between Sherman mid Wash­ —The Christian Donation laat weak ington Streets. were striking off the weekly edition on a This Ordinance shall take eflbet Hoe Double Cylinder Press. We limed the April 15th, 1875. W. DeGeer $55 cask. press and found that fifty papers per minute REPORT OF THE COXXOX CGVSCIL FOR was being printed. We rambled through THE YEAR ENDING MAPCH 20, 1875 I •act of Vermontville, waa burned test Wedtheoffiee and into the editorial rooms rooms and had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Lewis, Money on bud Feb. 26th, 1874, $ 828.25 ticolara. ’ (M. Quad) the funniest man iu the United Tax Roll. 2691.79 States, and found him to be a pleasant and Primary School Fund, 146.86 46.79 This man From uncollected taxes, 1874, of thia village, but now of Fruitport, is in an agreeable young gentleman. Fino Money, 16.50 town visiting friends and looking after soma has written more really sharp funny things License ud Pound Money, 206 55 than any other half a dozen editors that "$4017.74 walk this mundane sphere. Long may he Totel, PLEMKNT SMITH. V LAWYI not better. Ila fasbioa plates are extremely ter. A nlse piece of music entitled, “Oh. Believe Me,” will be found in this number. Taken all together, the Book, is well worth its subeeription price, $3 per annum. —Bov. E. L. Kellogg preached a very ex­ cellent sermon last Sunday morning, 'and the churcb was crowded with eager listen­ er!. Already durig the short period that Plows! Plows! Plows! ZDIRZY GOODS bltuhiajr maiden Imaring th. aa*. of Mary YOUNG. M-D. Cocwctt March 24, Meeting held, appointed by the Having removed bls stock of President. Present,— Downing, Wolcott, Olds, D?vidst>n afid Hardy, Tmteex. Minutes of the .previous meeting read nod approved. On motion, Jesse Robnrt was nl lowed $2.22 (or paying tax on per­ sonal propurty, assessed by mistake. Petition preseated, signed by W. C. Ken and fourteen oilier property holders, asking the Common Council to establish a fire limit between Sher­ L.MJSLAL IWICETIEYTS man and Whsliinglou Streets on TO CASil BUYERS! .Main Street. ^Petition granted and the lullowing Good Goods and Low Pr kenTeH! Ordinance adopted by yacs and nays a* follows : 9 cts Yeas—Downing, Hardy and Olds. Brawn and Bleached Cotton, 8 Men’s Boots, $2.75 fc $10, Nays—Davidson and Wolcott. Tm Common Councilof Ike Village of Men’s and.Biys' Sails Clothing, from •8 to $30 a NastajilLe, Mich., Ordain, nisBvnaxMiXTS. Paid A. W. Phillips, Cem’lry bond, 158 91 P. Heller, Uud ud Interest... 64.10 C. Smith, •• C. Clever 8.00 Smith A Puinam. 11.701 II. Urkino.._ 107.60 O. Church II. II. Wood 6.00 D. Russell................ 1.50 A. T. Drake 5 00 M. Rapbeon, ditch. 84.69 C. Cambell, ditch.. 18,02 i.uu Lon Everts................. 6.00 G. A. Truman 2.00 Ainsworth k Brooks. 2 45 E. Ogden............ 2.10 A Sid cam..... D. D. Green 8.00 1.50 O. D. Soo veil. James Fleming. A- Castler....w.. J. W. Niehob.... A. J. Hardy^.^ W. Everts Milan Fisher... •II. T. Davidson. T. C. Downing.., E J. Feigbner.. Daniel Maley.... A. W. <>lds.-^... C. Smith C. C. Wolcott O. Strong... — ... W. E. Griggs School Money Returned Taxes.. Total Receipts... Disbursements. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for Good?. N. B — The public will please, bear in mind that this is no old shelf worn stock, but all new, having been bought within the past three months. Parties having unsettled accounts with the Isle firm of Aylsworth h Fuller. Will please call and settle the same at once with . W, A. AYLSWORTH. Nashville, Jan. 1st, 1875, FOR THE NEXT 30 DATS 4.60 6.60 l.&Oi j-. zEiEczEDHrsriDOiRzisrs Bo«bk Stif Slurpesli; laprorrS Economical Plow! 'Hie truly wnodtrfiii and justly c^lebralcd Plow—a pkw. that is sorely des'ineu to work iiagwsy into general use as fast as it !>ccomes known. AH that ia required uf it t>. do *o, is its ®«e. Ji is v-ry neat, strurrs. compact and simple in us cmatrnciiun ; there being "in all but lo^fjiieces of castings, vix.; Mouldlxinrd, Lnndi»ide. Point nnd Share . The Puinl nnd Share, unlike other p!«»w<, are sepirale pieces of castings, thereby s»cwriag a grant raving in wear, as every farmer knows iliai the point of hr* tAd style plow is soon worn good fur nothing,' while his share would do ranch service if he cool J aejnsrate H from rhe point. And besides all that, the truly greart tewunuy m this Flow », that when the trader side of the Point becomes worn* bevelrng, an tril points do, especially in hard land, it can be turned opsrde down, mid you have the sharp chisel edge that was up. now on tire bottonx cutting keenly ;'and thus you can keep turning it, first one side down and their the other, until it is worn too short for use. And then when you have thus worn out ona. end of your Poiut, yuu have tlie other end of the same FuhM to do you elfnaL- service ns tbo firsi. Thus you have in one Point Ike wear of four at leas!, of the old style of (mints. Aud then the Share albo has two edges, which can he used vice versa an * while one end of the Point, or une edge of the Share is in use, the other is hid inside the Plow, giving it strength, and not marring, its symetry in the least. Thus the Share is equal in service u» ax least two of the old style, and by its being disconnected from the Point cod nec(! not be thrown sway with it because it u» worn out. this Share is equal to more than two old style. And not only has the Plow rtre above great advantages economy in wear of Points and Shares, but il -hns much advantage in wear in the shape (M (be Landside and Mouldboard. This Plow is the result of twenty y.ca*w evnslant stiiuy, nnd the ex|»ciiditiir6 of eight thousand dollars io e^erimrote. The LerrdsiJr, unlike other plows, instead of htrring a hrteral projectile al its bottom, (supposed an-bis actually necessary in oiner plows to keep themin the ground level,) the liottom corner of- the Landside of this Plow is rounded, and Hands slanting in nndcr the Plow. Thus they is no jtrojection there to be soon worn off and when worn off. tour Plow much injured. The wear of its Lands de is equal on nil its snrlnce. jr The Muuld-buurd ot this Plow has been the subject of the g-e^lXt study and experiment, resulting hi ot»c which the furrow slice bjxsequally on every port of its surface, and it h is al-o denjunStratcd the filet that rt r» nut the character of ibe metal alone, but Hie peculiar shape of it, that enables pldws to *'icour',in the most sticky, mucky soil. This plow, made of ci.s< iron, will SCour in any soil that a steel plow will. It has. also, great pub verising properties. In the.extremely hard cloddy ground, farmers have noticed this peculiarity a great deal. x And now. lastly we have a Plow without any special pressure- in one part more titan anol Iter, we should expect that it would hol<i easy and draw easy. Well, it docs. Il will run alone without tmy holding, mid has done it. with the Larses on a trot This Plow beat the Oliver Chilled, Guie Chilled and nil the plows on draft at the State Fair, H3 fiw, and nt the Washtenaw Co. Fair, 128 lbs. This Huwisnow the tuosl perfect two os three horse Plow, made in the U. S. ■ 1’TtICE, 0ie».OO. POINTS, 50 OtH. 11.81 70 FOR SALE ONLY AT 7.1.45 117 Ot) C. 0. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE STORE, .... 1X1 9! ...2302.10 7.58 Whcrrfeverything in the Hardware Line can bo found at $3650.96 $4,017.74 .$3,650 96 ^lilrsadff. GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIV. j Balance in Treasury...................i........ $666,78 Winrar Time Table—Taking Effect Feb. 14. 1813. Assets,—Monies on hand$366.78 Liabilities,—Cemetery liabilities bond, duo Nov., 1st, 1873$125.00 Assets above liabilities....$241.78 Clement Smith's acc’t presented for $2, and on motion qjlowed for $1. O. Strong's acc’t presented (6r printing proceedings at $9.81, and on motion allowed. On motion the President appointed Hardy and Feighner as a Board-'of Registration for the next village elec­ tion. And Hardy, > Downing and Old* With the Recorder as Inspectors of From the Journal. *9 id next election. “Joe" Wooten arrested for robbing John On motion Council adjourned. Mohler at Ibe National hotel in this •i»y. .. <1. A. TRUMAN. was t ried and convicted on Friday last, and I E. J. FEIGHNER. Recorder! President sentenced to a fine of $50, or sixty days in tbs county j»il. Not having the “sponduUx” he is quartered with Sheriff CreasyNotice is hereby given that the Village Tho pan’.encc was a veey light one and not Board nf Registration will meet at Clement in accordance with the penalty sack crimes Smith's office on Saturday. April 8rd, 1875. for tbs purpose of Registering names prior are generally punished with. to.the election to be hcld'Tuesday, April Mike Devon, the other party in the rob­ 6th, 1875. bery, has made himself scarce in thij vicin­ Dated Nashville, March 25U>, 1875, ity. He has had ths misfortune of having E. J. Fnionxsx, Recorder. but one leg, and is probably hopping around many friends and the name of being the ab­ best and most entertaining minbter that has ever gra-.-ed a Nashville pulpit. Ho is an earnest: liberal noble-minded Christian and lives bis profession under nny and all where the fear of arrest does not trouble LOCAL MATTERS. circumstances,—at home and abroad. Go-1 him. bless all such ministers as Rev. E. L. Kel Bgi- Machine Needles *1 Dickinson’s. The alarm of fire on Wednesday morning, came from the residence of Justice Clark, Durham Bella $1. 20 T for 90 cts. or Green St, 4th ward. The fire originated —Du Hildreth (Death) ia a grass widow­ from a thimble through a partition getting FUR BALE AT BARGAIN! er of the grassiest kind. Two weeks ago so heated as to set fire to the lath. A hole A Four-Horse Postaux Exams. Inquire his wife listened (Death says) to tho en> was chopped through the roof and a few of A.*C. Buxton, Gunsmith, Nashville. 24 and imigratod from the social influene3 of I paite of water put the fire out. Loss about tioa A. RooaaASox. Owing to the immense weight of now on and daring that period na chick or child the roof of the eating house al the Fair Grouad. it has been crushed in and the O. D Hadsell. the editor of the Death is left alone in his glory, with ’no build ng otherwise damaged. Hartford Day Spring has declined WE ARE BOUND TO Any Hou^c in Barry Co., FOR READY PAY! MASHVILLE MORE I FO R THE NEXT 30 DA Ytf Plows, Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, To make room for oar Spring Stock. 500 lbs. of Bolter Wanted. DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Greeting G, F. WILSON. Prop. 7 L. C. BOISE & CO. TO TELE PUBLIC! Having learned that the report is in circulation th*t our stuck of Drugs and Medicines oonsUle merely ot ine old stock heretofore keni bjr onr i rcJcrcs-ors, at><( lh«l we have brushed off the dust aa>l peliabed tlie package*, aa’ are offering iheui io our I wovld respectfully inform my frienda customers, we wikb lo eav that wir slock i« fresh an J pure, the old e;ock having b.-.n prtuciptlljr removed, airl we in«ua i’byaieiaus io ,-xnmine ibrtn and Jcrt th rm. We Laro the nomination of County StiperiuCOME TO NASHVILLE TO STAY X In Paw Paw. Van Buren Co March 18th, tcndcul of Schools. He says "there 1875, of Lung Fever, Melinda, wife of 8. J. And intend doing a Legitimate Dreg Burinrre. and PLyrieisns will find io oar Nnk a Brindle. is enough "tin' in tho office our «mgeneral auortmeM or* guoda suited to thoir poe.iae. an I E. D. BITGOOD. Poorxirrox. The subject of this notice has lived most bitior.." of the time during the past eight years in ILelationw The average length of n farmer's liiiMlne&H Good rigs furnished parties on short no­ and LnsiuMB. Give encjuregement to eve­ this place, hence well known to thia comry useful aud creditable enterprise in your WE ALSO HATE life is sixty-fiye years, while that of with you. I trust by fair dealing I shall be Price* to midst, fora* certain as effects fellow caus­ Manning, was called from her homo by n printer is thirty-three, hence the ne able to retain your confidence, aud to win es. so certain will every enterprise of merit death, and she left here to occupy her place cegsity of paying for your paper. that of strangers. of Nerth Main 8U, Nashvilla, Mich. in the household the ensuing, year. But A letter from the vicinity of-Grand ourselves, nor discourage aay mov.m-nt in 1 Bow frail are all our Mticipaiiona. Again Rapids says, have had the behalf of a place without Inflicting upon J ourselves, a personal injury. iQrou see a' aud left it desolate. Mrs. Prindlc waa a most intense, intolerable, internal, allfiredist cold wcnilicr 1 ever knew wemaa ef a very lively ditpcxJilaa, uJ • : in Michigan. Two of our fruit-grow­ er* were uut with a thermometer the -t- z—\ rrn ~T~~r T “NT” CZthanking the public for p»»< favors soli-de a community ia impregnated with the idea- band and several brothers and eiriers, livollier day ia their peach orchard, (■ Which are warranted. We also Lave a general stoek uf o«<iU nuance of the same, and would testing the ckluric, or almeuca of it, ’ Criudls will return to Nashville next week. AND WINES AND LIQUORS, both Native and ImptnSed, nnsi^ng nf COGwhere the mercury gut down among Sad indeed will that b»m« appear, bow that NIAC AND PEACH BRANDIES. JAMAICA HUM, a Fine ihe big ihirties—when one of them II fell aomethiog Mmg hi* ear. Hol BOOTS AND SHOES, Article rJ OLD PORT AND NATIVE WINES. OLD DOUR. / out hi* sepulchral whine, -it won t gave a gwd smart l«rtish to knock off|BON AND CEDAR VALLEY WIHSRIES. (war.an/^ ub-ne Standard Proof.) LONDON DOCK AND HOLLAND GIN. tlie "little busy bee.’’ when Iu.’mid i WHICH 18 NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. • behold, hta c-aF itself by in tho snow TkeM Liquors wlR bo said to Pbye'tclaas and other* for Msdidaa! and MeoLaaiaal before him. He*.|>icked it Up and* Ready psy cnsiotwrra sb«l! have na suuse purjuma only. very coolly said tu lux cumpuniun, •• •omplaln of high prices. Wa also have a Nmited ataelr -f GROCElttE*. the Bret Qtri’ly. togrlbw sritfi toe Pineal Chewing TO If A (4'08 sad '•Canir, Bill, 1 say, let's sto home; Give Me ihiuga a Call. are grtlutg Luo around We brink cordially invite 11* public to examine WM^oek and piieea bef re puretteaing. spirit that pervades and KaahviUe, Mich., Jan. 27,1875. Astotistiean estimates that ut»xl peach cron at a' ."—Ex. hired among the things that were. Again in the Trade WE WARRANT THEIR PURITY I MEAT MARKET! Especial Attention ROE & CLEVER, School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, I’ajnts, Oils, Vanishes, ' Brushes, Glass and Putty, AYRES’ MEE'ICIWES! FRESH M E A T S,1 “• ** “■* u” * nt L. J. WHEELER T.Hli PRICES AJCB ini.VEST D&SLIJTG. F. C. and F. T. BOISE, Druggists. �■ ■ —= R tej te rivw. to . uhoflriauwhorecinested ft. revfm: « I many -Quoded. AU cmmnutur^.Jn with, ur woman .. a rentv , >u>u wnai wonthat ft wi«W te teksn np in some <!<xtor may- Oten. or tte tex.ti.r had 1—n atoppol hr Urge •" r^*** Jimi d » bow. -< teutteofariaolmra. U^ ^vtTload tim idotxMt and then ! _ — - - —, E BLE aElWW ||^^| ou I [I || 110 teurb. b-t Anally divulged th. wberwboutet.f ; ^hoU^FtSmTI 111 11 V 11 1 11 wo.iaw word, of the tends, and the amount hm M(Xld? b>Te db(3OotiaMd thj. aged, we oan coirecientidtwly my, " make te«> recovrral. ticket.system ufW»b»ion to their uwotingw. • <m« more trial.” Discard spirituous -A wealthy and highly rwj«K ted merehanl j receiving ticket* frequently ' medicines, and give MATURE a chance, of Effingham. Hl., has been arrested upon the , lh<Bn aiding her in the Ft raggle by using one cbargp of having committed a munlor fourteen ; _ -n,e trrtltincnt of tlie Bpsnish prow at the uf 1“:r owu PIIr*^ “«1 unadulterated herb yraresgefoBrebvilK 'hand- of th. newgoventm-n lb daily becoming ! r«®<'dira.Hi the shape dfVrNMJAM Brr-In e suburb of Tens Haute. Ind., a loutiy mnre TW- The ‘Iwwerer, D«. J. Wat.KKB,' | 1M1. hl woman waa recently found dead, laving ; ■ '........................ ‘,f California, is no pretender, bnt an —While PreaMtent Grant waa out for a walk •• 4 •• • • -• - • i honorable practicing physician, and his, CO NGR ESHIONA L. actually ru right into Amly Joiinsou, the Tepim«nM Senxtor, who one walking iu an op­ posite direction, aud dooUhw un mighty lto.tor.-Mm:, ,ulltr .r »m,to d^to , -Tl.tomto.M.rwu.b.ud.., V»qu«. wtoj Much. POLITICAL. . —’Die next HJ*to. to hold ita Rtetc mil ('«»gresriiiciaJ-election b ConnocticuL which will ing» in Hcotlaud and England. continue to meet vote April 5 ; sod on the Wednesday following. Ajril f. IU.ud« Ldaud will do tba same. —Hx-Coagrwaamau Jasper D. Ward, of Chi­ cago. has teen apfx-intod United Hlate* DbtticV Attorney foe tho Northern Dbtrict of Illinoui, —Him Hojihia Lovejoy, of Gslesburg, ILL. the school girl who was with TUton at Winsted, Kellogg, but be tint been officially jmHblied. bringing her name into public right and criti- It ia understood, however. that the Committee have decided tliat about eleven Cbnservstive brought against Moulton. Mom I .oveJoy is a Boaiti are entitled to seata, and that about six tnobbed and kille.1 at Alton, IU.. about thirty in that atty. Tbe terms of the compromise will not L^bUture, about the 10th of April. law’s net by pnbliahing articles abusive of the Judge of the Chicago Criminal Court. —Tho failure of tho old aud prominent tea pa pen. twico elected to the British Parliament from ia announced, with habilitice at $500,000. Tipperary. Ireland, but was refused a seat iu that body becatiM of bin rwvoluti<'jpjy jvindples—died in Tipperary. March M), aged GO James & Co., which failed recently. Liabilities amount to fU.300.000. —Dr. DoKoven doesn’t stand the ghaut of show of confirmation aa Bishop of Ulinow. nong them the following: Surveyor General of Minns- Till G II KAT SCANDAL TRIAL. imjxirtaut facts. OMNXRAL. property. In the Northwret railroad train* were a regular hurricane prevailed. Near Columbia, A C.-.two men were killed, a number of houaee —Mrs. TUton will not te permitted to testify in tlio Brooklyn acaadal case, the bill introduced in the New York Legislature for that purpose having been defeated. . —Those who contemplate aa excundon to the Black Hilb would do well to read the order of Gen. Sheridan, directed to the oommandiug Generals of tlie departments of Dakota aud pauiee now organizing at Sioux City and X^tkton tTMpeas ou the Sioux Indian reservation, yon are hereby directed to tuie ti-'o force st your cummaml to burn tlie wagon trains. era. confining thciu at the nearest military jxjet in the Indian eouhtry. Should they euo«»ed in piiah the purpose above named." —A returned minor turned CapL Cox. who claims to know all about it, aayiug that there ia not gold enough m the Black Hilta to per for the trouble of gottiug there, and that timoe who have gone there invariably mm back i Receiver of Public Money, for the blatrict of the scandal to tho public, and other testimony was brought out with tho object of tiroving a cotispinoy between TUton. Wodtihull and Moul­ Cunn:a«ham, GUsrv**. Mo. ton. Paster Halliday was on the stand when Sattjidat. March 20.—The resolution apthe court adjourned, lie was telli:< wliat took wlicn objections were mode by plaintiITn conn­ eel, they maintaining that the official record of the meeting, and not Sir. Halliday a recollec­ cuaard. Hpeccbea were made by Bay anl. Saul.bnry, tion of it, waa what waa wanted, lids objec­ tion wm auBtain«I by the court. uintioa to adjourn. I'ify-Arrt Day. —Nothing new or acnsatioual waa developed. An old ntuwe of tlie liltcn famTho Frotuio Kxponitor tell, tluit M. S. TlKimpudn, ten years ago, got a sot of false teeth, mountud on a gold base. A abort time afterwtoxi ha lost liia tivth, and he supposed they had been stolen by an Indian boy in his employ, us he bail been in the habit of taking them from his month at night, .and placing thorn on a eon Halliday wm conrtaded. but hb teetimour table in a glow of water. The Indian boy waa at little importance, none of the partial strennoualy denied the theft, but this concerned ever baring made a confidant of did not Iu tlio least remove the suspicion. him. Charles Forrester, an employe, luid Alter tt time all thought of the false teeth j™. IBrltv, Snp.rwkmlu.1 ot U» S- lork | h„ „„U>er Postoffice. testified that copies of the speech of * .. . .. ° __ Vkrori. Woodhull. « sj.m. 1M.V th.?""- ,Abm“ tho time the retraction ia auppoen! to have been obtained and to Theodore a conduct at U>i> time of hie disniriaal froin tlio Brooklyn Cniou aud the Indrpemien!. A clergyman from Bloomiugt'jii. Indiana, who heard Til ton A loctnro on "Marriage aud Divorce," Laatificd aa to Mime of the actiUmento it contained, but there wan noth­ in;; startling throughout the day. fl II ■■ A I Dr. J. Walker’s Odifbniia Via fl M Bfl ■ teuiwE-* — z or THKR family machines SEEDS I SPOONER’S “ ■ BoMcn Vorfcri TeariMMeS IN USE. A QUARTER ef a CENTURY'S trial has demoMtrated their superiority. SENT FREE “ WhskDUI A WILSONS NXW No. 8 MA CHINS muA eventually eupenedtall oAm now> ran teiUt teAfcA il comet tn comi^ti&cm. to bMfott."— THE FAVORITES. O<M Medal to Wheeler A Wilson, the only gttid *^2“" DO YOUR OWN PRINTINC! _____ Novelty _ tick of every disease man ia heir to. They are a gentle Purgative .'alias a*Tonic, relieving Congeeu m ' inflammation < Cha Liver and Vbcenu >yrgana, in Biliou VixtMiaaBrtrxiw are Aperient, Diaphoretic Carminative, Ntrtritioux, Laxative, Diuretic Sedattre, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific.- Alter* tivo, aud_AntI-BU4ou?. ■ tn. MeUOKA.cn A CO.. TI1K GRKKX RIVKR WHEELER & WILSON’S 8200 PIUM O Habit Cured PORTABLE No HofNEKEEFEi: or any one interested in reducing woman’s work should fail to read udvertirement headed " ZMrt ’’ in tliis paper, arid send for circular. Agents should send for special circular. New KTo. 6 SEWING MACHINE. \’or AU Female Complaints, In young or old, married or single, it the dawn of wenunboed. or the change of life. Dr. Pierre's Favorite I’ro«cri|>timi manifsets such a positively itiuodisl iuflucuce aa to call forth the loudest praite from all who two it, Mr. John A. Kimxey, druggist, of Knob Kos­ ter. Mo., write* as follows: •• Dtt. I’nmcr. Buffalo, K. Y.. Dear Sir: Your medicines sell better than any other I keep, and give universal satisfaction. The i>eopl« are especially delighted with your Favorite Pre­ uslwr >VliMlcr A Wihon'e New No. C Sewing Nodiine in al! kinds of atitaliiug on our work, uni coafidentlr believe that it will mtpeniedo all othcrw in thb branch of manufactures, far tho following reascuo: 1. The work done by thb machine ii ituperior to that of any other in variety, amount, excel­ lence and beauty. 1 Thb macfitoa b more durable than any other of its class, requiring much lorn outlay for rrnairt and renewal of pari*. 3.. It does the cwhny or eletying of bullonhole* in a moot elegant and oubnlantial manner, without tho expense of royally. Soda Fountains. $40, $50, $75 & $100. ' A nn eaaae* Ate>. THE BOOK NEWMAP8,CHARTS,&C _ TOU PIERCE WELL AUCER uta w.nlwt la etary 1ASTEED. Sted l.'t cintiwetL Add; CHAS. P. 1 A A f" A DAY GUARANTEED W" SM 1^ Mtaaoar WeU Anger «nd Drill, Jjk M ■■ la r-xi tertWon Ulateat te»ttaw U L U nUUtrwGovwnonot luwa.Attm- - ‘ ............ -1 - CAN SELL isv w.emhu,Cta,o. SHARPS RIFLE CO. Mtirabctnrvra M P.«-nt II—b I-du.-. 'l l!' Ite.t t>. the Wort Winner»l Internet e»*l »cJ e-mj.U Kl.w |Rtnc<| “■ ’“KSL. £A£T'£*!:.a~~^ Asthma.—This diwaae cnuscs great difficulty of breathing and tightneew acrum the with any other. cliOsL and Eometimcs cliAsL r.omrtimcs attended with -• ----great* deal of nuffneatiou. Tlie paroxysm generally | come* ou at nighL while lying down: nometimei) it b attended with great violence. Allen's Lung Bali-x:n will always give unmodiate relief, and in many cases, if penerered in. it will cure the dbea»c alt eg ether. For sale by ail druggtets. HOU i&mcd by many.] g all other machine WHEELER & WILSON’S More Limn 50 years have elapsed since Joh»*On'* A-ueiyne Liniment n* tnd invented, dttrinr which time hundreds uf tbonaand* have bee» benefited tiy it* use. Probably no article ever t>ecaxue eo universally pipnliir with all classes m Jahneon'* Amrlym Liniment. A p whbob’S cqmhjukd ot PUEE COD LIVER L OIL AND LIME, a Qq c*sewingz<-z’5* t>; * Wllbwr** Cod Ltvrr OH and Lime—Tb S25. I’lLu? which contain antimony, qninine ami calomel, should lie avoided, as severe nateaL surest and lx»t pi lb are )‘areo:n’ Z’urgatitv or AnH~HUiotur Pill*. N. Y. Scpremb Comrr luta confirmed its I injunction agiiust an imitation of the prepara­ tion of Witch Haul, known a* Pond's Ijrffwrt. TKToxaz No. *7 MACHINE, now for the first time iAtrodnc*! to the public, ranks in excellence with their fsmotn No. C Machine, but his some moliftcatioun adapting it to speriai c’.a-stre of work. The Tailor will find it at well ended to his work as is No. C tn leatiicr work. It might properly be termed the If you want tho brat Elastic Truss for Trilor’a Marituie. ruirture. write to Pomeroy AtCo.,744 Iftlway, N.Y. 'Send for Circular to Glex FiZira MixbrAl Water curra Kidney Complaints aml Drspejmia. Circulare free. Addrewvll. H. Parks. Wrukegau. HL Tub Northwester?. Horse-Nxti,Co.'8 •• Finished'' Nad b tho best in Uio world. 2 2 Mer&WiWftCo. FARMING LANDS Burlington & lissom River R. R. Co. Ranging from SB to SIO per acre. ,cMW“iVfS.%?ssr.m ^MSSBKJK! $10 2XL.*T6 PRAIRIE LANDS IOWA AND NEBRASKA, LARGE DISCOUNTS FOR CASH. ELASTIC USD COMMUNIOriCB, 3200 MShrwwsnEte, TELE8RAPH GunsSSS.- ■ parcaoKAivcr, s ■si orc n-.^r wlM> are unytvJ or r< FrlcwWct*. I*r n>^8. Addrv. IM® $25°gE^"S3get It NR tn>*. ■ BullaM’ IMtpcD. r . ubI. DR. WHITTIER, fit. Charlw St-set, St. LctIb, Ma., •wSwMe SMS an « ne/vM*.. Mm* -•assart dtmee in Um great merit ami final anrera. of WtM.k j^, ^ugh.-d up UjO ^jj phUt ln i vrare adopted. ( pjooes, and the rest of the teeth. He ; and left iu all directions. SWvwral fatally. m^uce-cuKe: routtlGN. rapidly regained Ilia health and strength, i->»i> . -He Duke d'Andiffret Pasquicr baa been and is now as hearty and robust as be ever ' ' elected rrawlent of the French Bewte. You noedn’t believe this atorv, if Wu^r —Hold Mandial Hir William Mayuanl Gumm. V(ni . . . '’ or <>,. Cottton <hwJ. ua 0,0 ____________ .»». HAtyxu vrwoelH having l>een itecreasing in number for the iaat four years. In g„.T_IUMl .•si/sLSss&sr, •WHOM. 1 el cixcriskiTi. iOS. Fit i in ran, ! ' . : 1870 the total number of registered nail-' com—x«w........... ing vessels in the world wm 66.M8. In nil* icrrj i._ i .1______ j *_ rr ' I-naa Deputies to the new Assembly place in oao .. • “ " *•**»»•• -n» A— »bi, will taka J. »"•. "“vt? .■« — TMLEUO White........ ............. 1 U Ueetni^foarthof the mem ten, of tlui Hcuate. <'f tdups luul decreosiKl from 270 tons while mew. dirccLre5ir«wuti.tiv« of the psopie to 258 tons. The decrewre in Ixrih cwgv. DETUHT. win cbooso the ramamdar. ' has taken place priDCqmlly in tlie fleete Wmbat —The London mercantile Arm ot John dJ of America, England, France, and Ger*“*’ Irnhum A Co. baa failed. Their liabilities many, where steamers are rapidly sup-; amount to the trifling sum of fllC.OMi.G0O. "■ CMrt^LAXU. planting sailing abips, and this dtweaes WwiUT Lua been suffiafont to store than counter-' IwlanCT! the increase of the number of Oxy" .; ELASTIC TRUSS CO. i u OPIUMS^ I.r ir«»tiD«at nntU cbiwL Call ca ci *Jdrw« DR. J. C. BECK, $70 Eggi S 5S20 DR. 0. 1 BOHANNAN, REVOLYKM, rsalt avsry ktaA ttend mmp 112 John Rtrect, Some m*u-employed iu cutting ice *X 7 JPBWipre PBESS. intrrv, McWmU. S-. TheGrand Medal of Progrou wu atoanfed Tint Pixini-Hnrp Cabinet Organ is n new invention, combining throe and onehalf octavos of a pianoforte, or of an inTtnimcnt with tones between those of the piano and the harp witli tlie organ, \It is s lienutiful instrument, costing bnt little more than the organ. The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. are not able to manufacture it rapidly enough to supply the demand. fan of 1871. camo to tho postoffire wrwpi>M caught a severe cold, and from^tlmt time forward he was troubled with iucesnaut -Washington dispatcher state ihti the In- around copies of the GoMm Age newwpapcr. BvBxrrr'a Cocoaixx is the brat and Fifty-third Day. -Bessie Turner was the pain in his right breast in Ute region of chraqwst iisir drawing in the wedd. only witness examine.! Mbs Turner told of' tlw hingH. attended witli u them for tho purchase of tlie Black Hills. “~Vl “ *"?;■«>“““ wvera <™gh. «ud fcoquont homorrl^ THE MARKETS. —Ban Butler aayn the Civil Bights bill does night ahirt, and trying all tho beds to aee . .. . ,* .. .lud, 1. would proto riapipg to M | oI ,l‘" 1'U“C’ ““unvi Ho IbougM he NEW YORK. not apply to saloons and bsrbeMfcop.. swore that before Tilton's dbnitetal from the hn;l consumption, and for years luta lieeu IfooaI-l /mbyienrhnt "a aceno" had occurred at tho under medical treatment, without relief. Living/.tone street house between him and 1 During the early part of lost fall he won —An sxpknuan in tho milh of the Austin Elutabeth. in which te charged her wife’• aciaed with a violen't fit of eonghing, and Powder Company, near Cleveland. Ohio. list jd'dto, .iu. n.«dto. u.. r-«i. or Mid. m. ,luri ito hed „TOrlll Mrs. Ttlton a departure to her mother n home. . , , , . ' , . , ■-----------j ptecea of hard substance, which ap1*31 OO mill* in tho various pnfccaaee of manufacture, RAILROAD3. peared like bone, on first examination. » 1«M . .ncioo. all of which were completely demolbhwL de—Erie and Um New York Central have entered He experienced some relief at this, and Iria being acattcred foradiltence of half a mile the railway war eo far aa weeLbound freight during the next <lay he coughed up more rates are concerned, and a large rudnetiou b i of |Lo of Frotn Mellum to Fair. announced. For the jireaent eant-bound rates i he examined this closely, and are* ■inttiitiaHv .r,l u,c mu fvn romps- curiosity MV IBUUllfll^ ma.LarHr.w1 MU»ua ... ' * nite mentioned abo hold off until the la* of | ,n do,n£> 80 discovered pieces of metal Ajiril from the strife <m pawwager faro.-. If attached to the bony matter, which aome settlement of the trouble b not arrived at though worn and discolored, looked like Nn. 3 Npnax. by that *1910. however,, tlie war wfll beoumo gen- tectii. The truth suddenly dawned upon *r>L* larwelv IK. »—-I hi,n- H" luul 10 ■1B®P with h*“ ' —A largely attendee! meeting of the bond- > * , .... • . . . holders of the Northern Ihmiftc milrwul waa 10 b“ mouth’ an4 ln “K*>t > rereaUy held in New York, at which an en- h'’ “’^tiowed them, uud they Invl passed ..................... ....19 40 <*ao U0 couraging statement waa received from Preri- iuto his lungs, and hail lain there these *-***' ’’M KT. IXIt'IH. Montreal by a home running away and golk-p- CUJII AND CRIMINALS. ecar, Bitters are a purely Vegetable preparation, made d tfiv from the na­ tive herbs found on L I lower ranges of the Sierra Nevada mountainavf Califor­ nia, tlie medicinal properties of which arc extracted therefrom without the uas of Alcohol. The question Is alnior. dally -asked, '• What is the cause of the unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit ■ntBsP Our answer is, that they removi the cause of disease, and the patient re covers hh health.. They are the gr*a‘ blood purifier and ?. life-giving principle, a perfect Henovator and Invigorater. 'f the system. Never before in th* Obtory of (he world ho* a medicine bee: compoaudcd possetwincx the remarkabk The properties of pe. WaitiB'i.^t«I Jh^y-^mamdatim, and awardi the time they were in the store he inquired whicll one was wm. to tn naw «... oranges. which pay for Ute •' Don'byon know yet I” wm tlie reply ; •‘I bet Uiat when tho Brewer bridge is carried away the Brewer end will go WxDxamiAY, March 17.—Senair—The II*- first, and Smith l>et that the Bangor Turtmtixr, March IM.—.SenuZe—Boutwril end will go first." The onragra were charged to profit and loss. and the only rival of Edwin Booth oa the KINAKCIAL AND INDVSTRIAJ.. dramatic stags, ia now playing an engagement —Tho master palntom of New York city havat McVicker's Theater. Chicago. —Lord Duffnnn, Governor General of the British provinoea in North America, will ahortly wagoa of their workingmen from eight lioure ami *3 a day. to ten houre and 93.50 a day, the the Hawaiian treaty, which wa« Snally ration! by workmen have gone on a strike. tend dtinug hh absence J,y Maj. Gen. O'Grady ' —A two-million .dollar failure b reported from voting tn the negative; McCreary, Whyte, Hally, commander in chief of her 'Majesty's Co., general merchants, 59 Mark Dane. It ia Withers, Democrata; Booth, ladepenilent; MorrtU forces at Halifax. (VL). Hamilton (Tease), Rbennau, Eibnunda, Ferry ■ — Editor fitorry, of the Chicago Times, hav­ feared other failures will follow. (Mich.), Howe, lloberteoo, and Alcorn. RepubUcane. —The silver mines in Newburyport Mam., ing just cleared his hands of come JSlf a dozen Fntnxr, March 19.—Boutwell's reeolution libel suits Ivy making suitable apology and ex- arc attracting more attention tb.au ever. One e more tram /'k/'k/k /k^k/~k -j IHWIILI tlinUllIHLU i towdm, «ua »to^T.U,.r torriMe .W»«. u» rr_S.ulu.toto ' «M dltotot iiS&bto. j ------------------------- A Baxoob fruit dealer.hw been paying a bet recently, with the making of wliioli he luul nothing to do. A couple with of widl-known gentlemen stepped in one afternoon, and beginning to eat orangiut, informed the proprietor tliat they Itad made a bot of the orange* on a c«-rtaui (juration, anil that after the het was de­ Tuxkdai. March 16.—The Vice l*reeident laid cided the JonAr would pay for those which they were rating. To this the deal -r in fruits was agreed, and the custamers nte all they desired. The next U U • iSir CINCTJINATI, OHIO. 683 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS OF /• � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-04-02.pdf.pdf 021d77a2930b0a706963a830c8c75f83 PDF Text Text |lew5. Jhr ADVEEIiSIHG RATES iMhYiHeJkny County, Progression. No Retrograding, VOL. II. SH VILLE, BARKY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, APRIL .2, 1875. Ttnvuvio rA»^VKX. •be .utoltaly <—l NO. 27. aa&»' MICHIGAN NEWS: 11. Crabtree.' of linen, gingham, muriin or batiste have i esqnc narrative of the life and career of on—where they can lunch and.refresh all their fullness held by shifting on the Tiburcio Vsaqnex, the California bandit, the following relating to the Otuwi and Chippewa Indian lands: ’too?” The mother smiled, understand-: themselves when Woftry with a'long aides, and this shirring is arranged in I who ■ recently expiated hm manifold ingly. when I said, '-'No, I thank you, promenade. In London it is different, drawing cskk that esn be- lootaened and I crimes on the gallows. It reads like s«i you dear, generous little girl; I don’t Every, woman, there, who is obliged, by easily hitmdried. Gray nndremed linon ' romance. Never was there such a variear- alwrat oranges.” . the clainw of pleasure or buainvM, to lx* is preferred to buff, but ecru batiste will ' ety of crimes crowdtwl into the brief , tag the cliarges of misapjiropriaUng dt crimin­ Al noon -we Imdw iedious interval of ! out in London ntroota for several hours waiting .at a dreary station. . We sat for j together, or, pcriuipa, for the whole day, : velvet IxiwK and skirto, also with shir- I Vaaquex was the jiecnliar product* of the ally Withholding money due tite city, alao the two houru on a narrow platform, which knows what inconveniences she haa to . rhign of black silk let in the sleeve*, and :-Und anif time which furnished him with L orange,"saying, “ Don’t you want a hvde, bo the sun had scorched till it smelt of hettti suffer from not Imvingany place to which *3hc.eld«r l>oy—iha Jails'lover—held the she can go for a abort rest, or fur such net an the corsage in vest shape or ns a I’ompodonr square ; in the latter awa youngest child, and talked to her, while ’ slight nrfrealuuont ns k cap of tea. They '• the lower skirt should also be of black the -tired’ mother dosed her oyna and j propose,.in that city,, ’thcrefiffe,. to g»-t ii HUX. Ecru mnatin wrought all over in in , his opportunities. He was not of the complete reply. ' “ Argonauts',of ’49,” whose history has ' funii«h«l Bret Harte witli so many «r vuD u»x» wnu m vuo urctm < min m .; ponre ■!*»« 3w»w will explain why It fa U>ai (]mrc sketches. akctcha?. He He was won of of the the rank living nltoonl without being ri-Btad. Nx>w and tim be looked ywr ! up establiabnumhi expre-wly to accommo : o)ien HjunVi.fa pta™ i» .Im, tatami red ;j wtopfarnwib undergrowth ol of Spanish Spudto California, Cdlifonifa. p>»- he has two wires tota, teta« divorced a™*rf — ton for |Kilon«ito« nod <rterdn»»<«. « — tai M on™ ol too cunning of tor ' “ “ J";. U.taLG™, .j. iuimx A lif. ntnst Hin i-tinninrr nf ' -ather,.ana th5n hack-to the baby; and at date the ««. mx. Itailway stations and con- I Railway last he said oonHdtmtially to me (for wo। factioners’ shops arc the only places now This will lie worn, even during midsum- Mexican, tho cruelty of tho Spaniard, T hxa gotten hinMwi'r into soriowi trouble by forghud. becmue ■ fast fricntls by this tiow), open to women t^ere; and the noise and : mer, over a brawn or black velvet skirt. . and the intrepidity of the ‘ Californian, j fag the umikb of nouriw to cfticul documenta. Postillion pleate in the back of bosquet I’He joined the delicacy of a woman to “Isn't it funny to'think that I was sver bristle of the one, with the fnipercilioun 1 At a peojilo ucoureuttonte ^l*reludl. recently, ■ soiuxdl oa thjs bhby ; and papa soys that behavior of Uu< “young ladies ” who mu arc revived. ’ . 1 thexcrocuy .ferocityoiofa awon. wolf. uo Hocomuiuea combined we Hen. Geo. Woodruff, of Uu>t city, w— nomuurted- XUr.jn-tfc-, then inammn was almost u little girl her­ eoruleawnd topbrvo-ip both, add-anotbor Byron collars and other turned-down the ixditeness of a Spanish grandee with aa the third candidate far Judge of tlja Fifth straw to tliat last burden of wearinrew j ahajfcs are shown on imported ■ suite, -tile groveling luMincto of a mongrel, self." CiroaiL Th^ottter two cluldrvu Were toiling up winch wliich’ fa is ultimately laid upon her. Iteolire- ' Tiiite TinH * ft eoshune costume partly of jJaid plaid and partly l-Ho waM boo* * California Grower, and tuftl dbwn the* riilhiud £r»el, picking , ,'tauranta has of a regular sailor of L~_— arc fiot'for’ber; they will nut■ black - .l' silk oqllar Imapod the collar ucoomplislunautB.of'a genM*i> iuthaiuuf Mirbaau <■£ Jul. ita , uxeyts, dtbfcs, buttercups and sorrel giXP.bWr^hf4 “be Mauxter-abcrprotyably black silk on the plaid hasipw. Then- 'tiomau. He was not ■ Robin Hood, nor ' hundred act fihf>nve, vkaU Halina depot. 1—t week. a:x! crushed to death, e*n <;;u r act sasxe.Uug loj i-t*n trf bn vi^ue <Yir. -flistf ftry are , arc also white dttch<sse lice collara of o Dick Turpin, nw a Jock Sheppard, • They worked like beavers, and soon the -f entertain* Ui* HchKwCrad !aw» or to jxy lb<- tnl: lie leav— a wife and five chiMfeu. Dfavolo.'hnt ho "hsil Homenf • | bunches wqre alnu>skto<»irigfQr thoirlittte “ improper,” and a very distinct arid not sailor uhapc sowed* up the baaqurs of nr>r a ! liaiuU. Then <Itey edmr rtuinfng to give entirely- gruuxuUrem apprahouBion that j light cream and lluah-puik silks. This tii«j chitnuttemtics of all of them. More tbufuoarotimberqunpof Denoycr A', C<x. pt them to their mother. “Oh, dear," ftho may 'bo overcharged‘ ' therein. ’• ' . acdifcntally kilintl, an ThnntThe al least miggrwte h clmrfge 'fforti tho lawless than n country winch was itaelf .Be. Cliarlae, win *^Ule»U*«toM4rknMi..Uc. . nc* ‘h® motrth .of °* Ste»w»ww> ! thought L ’*Jiow that poor, tired woman one “.Club, for Women*’xa nut-fusily standing Mediate coDar, which, te still' lawless, and better informed than his "* ‘ ’* ■ ' will lud£ to' open, her cyjja! ai)d alio scceenibler for it rts ra “elnb” Deriding pretty, though it has -been worn k great neighbors, he mnnuged to escape for waa carrying broke itfa jaw. and being unable never enn take (hose gtcqt ljunehw of election rad subscription, and various while. The now Byronooilsrs, hbwever, twenty vests, now by nU-alth,. now by to extricate himself, he died fromBfreugulatloh. LEGISLATIVE rROeEEDiyGS. couHson, fading uuftvis, ia Muditiun to other miffcrMwhuri'iiw^’ Cuab fur are roiled nu iiigh and so closely nguinst GUtwitiing hin piiimterb, no* by LeiOlc • all her bundles and Itogs. ” I was mis­ Men and Women” chiefly makes signs of the neck tliat they have very rnuji the reatetance, that cannot fail to commaud to a noighboc'a to borrow a bar of soap. While ‘ taken. existence in asking far subscriptions. some effect as the Mediate frills, and are ndmimGon even from thoisi who are iq>- abnent the dotiioa of her little girl caught Dre “Oli, thaakyou, iny darlings! How So tlic poor,lady is ul hef wifa* end, qurte oh warm. palled lit the list uf liis crimes. Ho from tb - stove, and the child w«b fatally buhiod. kind you were ! Poor, hot, tired, little weary, nnconifnrtabte, and not knowing Knife plreting te very tastefully used would make a lietter hero for a now fiowcrv, how thirsty they look ! If they what to do with heraelf. Railway sto- to crim basques. It ia find made as flue | “Beggara’ Ojiera" than Macheatb, and died of heart di—e, at his residence in Cold­ ' will only try to keep alive’ till wp get tiona are not spread over all jnirt« of the as crimping, and te then placed in rows ' “any a time might have sung : • water. last Wednesday. Mr. Reynold- moved home, will inoke them-very, hiqxfiy iu to (hat city in 1SJ6. coming from I’Mjnayl^across the front, graduating to shorter ixtu«takou>Uirrak!; vania. Ho has been a large owner of real i some water, won’t we? And yuu aliall hie waiting-room* — and con feetionera’ widths as they roach the waist. Four or IUrk! 1 •ound of co«chr«, enUte, and was very highly respected as a chiti-to,,, .:u.i put one bunch on papa's plate, Mid tho are but poor substitutes for ft place of are fata, of pltailtog trim Um iretat ol , , ‘ „ 7 . Tn-jotir Brtn«, brev.. l*oj-», >n<l Imxl. ten. other one by mine. ” real rest. In view of three facts, the owli weave. I here is a pointed- cuff on ' MlntinHoo. Her tte kii i bold ’ A COURTEOUS MOTHER. thing proposed te a ixinqiany to supply ‘ the inside of the Hlcave, and the rows of ' Tur. re|wt of the Blate Board of Agriculture ■WriSsAji- whole of one >f last mini-' little children Ktood looking up into her the wants iu question. A shop is to l>c j insertion are narrowed to a joint on the i I by the prevent Le»‘.« haa boon published. It relate* mostiy to the ■ Dlhip Cotutni*«:oc : mer’s, hottest days I hod Ute good-fortune J- face-while du? tid kud, their hearts thrill- opened fur tlic sole of small articles, snch j outer ride. tognotr Agticullural College. Tlw inventory of college th refer VoMinez'wnft tho hero of mure than l<ro[>ertyia W0C, 555.78. The general account to 'be Mated in a railway car near a ’ *ug with oompoaoion for the dreoping as ladies’ gloves, cufts, colters, hrir-pins, ; Black cashmere aprons and basques the ,-.,»l»l right <»f of this shop there ..tail will ■ wtall will l,. be‘ .Mnw*. worn »again until the. -weather j “un’,■n,• n,t “te-d.-r- of the Farm Department aliowa the receipt- for rTY» 41*** ilia*. *>1*,.M ... . 71 11-xl Aia —I U mother and four children, whtae rela- ’ flowoin and with delight in the giving of ete. To Texnuxv, March 23.—/wnflte—IMHs were 1873 to luve been : Saloa of produce. W.647, • ■ .... — : ous career when he wita 16 years old Inr tioUs with each other were so beautiful tbeir gift. Then aho took great trouble be — ra ...... entrance door JU for Indies m,.i and VIM.chil- warm enough for gn-nmnne. grenadine. They nre ;i * «MA1V« -«*tu cmni Ku Hit xnry lire , , . - . “ beaidea ^EN.66 worth -old to fann-hoaneB; that the plaaimro o( watching them wna ’ to grt a.Btring and tie up tlin floweus and dreu, who will p^y a small hum for the ■ richly embroidered, sometimes 1 leaded, i K’teng • <*”1^ftbfe wha dared to inter­ other Mica.*€4,552.45—leaving fc&GUl worth of qtute brioa^i to tadiko ond forget the din- ilien the trifn came, nud wo wftri' xrliirl- ...... fere white while he he was was nnniHhnii punishing’ nn teilau-who fellow who prodHce on IuumL Dr. kUlra devote* ttartyi____ _ ... .1'1 , . either ... ...fringe . uso of ai... the dressing, waiting and tea and always edged with or । tert) disputed a girlWavors with him. This tiirce pages to pigTfeediug. and experiments oomforta of the journey. . iug.'olong again, boon it grew dark and rooms. To the left will be an entrance I hce. It wm plain;, tirnt they were poor; jIiule Annie’s head nodded. Then I for poor women and thair-cluJdrcn, for Now cloaks for wearing on board incident was the occasion of his faking with tUMiurai awl fertjluare. A result iu pig­ feeding wan that couht-nnuuil t«> one article of their wti»*^edMset and 6kl, and-’ 4110 imy to the elder boy, whom free accommodation will Im pro- «teamer or for protecting the dress while to the mountains, and the~e he thence­ diet gradually took away tlio" jsga’ apjxrtite. and had bora made by inexperienced hands. “ Dcor’ an‘ y‘m to° tired to let little vidod. All urrangemcnts will bo under traveling arc made of light quality and forth maile his home, except nt brief they ate less. Rpodal fertilizers lied no uifluintervals when he wan serving in tin* Peni ­ Tte flHJttmrtoraoT’alone wot-Td Annte prft her te nd <m y.uir sb.m’-T-r r.n-l The control of women; and no men will ; invimblo English ehecks. They are very once on wheat causod a alight loss on oata. been enough to bare condemned the I 1 Weuhall got home is much bo ullowt-d nbunt the premises during I long, with loose’ doubln-brwmtod (ronin tentiary or lurking in the towns to elude ami increased root cropa about 10 per eenL meat of * Ot-nUl achool iu MkhJgvn Vnlvenlty ; llXMitT 8. CtxoB han twelve articles relating ! secured by a belt, wltile the English back his pursuers. He defied A'igitentes na whole pirty bn any of tlio world’s'thorcare to see papa if we can manage tho time tliat they are opttned. well an organized authority, and contin­ to tho fruit regions .of the State, embradug the ougWartit- T remembered afterwnr.l, to give her a little Bleep." How many is slightly looee and exteinh qaite long, boaketa used for irat»j>ortatiuu, and many new ued bis horse thieving and highway rol> wjth flimme, that I tnynolf Ind mailed al ^-l’" of twelve hear ouch wordn as those in Gabrielle fofthiun. canning and drying proemves. He also gives tlio Oral sight of ito antiquated nghnren ; from tired, lielplcfu, overburdened Eveniuga ot hefflto may be enlivened .^Poppies prunuHC to be used to excess bcry in the most reckless rad daring the frnit stalufee* of 1874. as follows: manner. The life he led does not excite bttt her finar WM one which it gave, you ! t , . by a variety- «f simple • ejperimait^, t>! “» a trimming for summer bonneta ; in ■mrre in ManjiictU. , ; much enthusiasm, in spite of its roa Aauo of roti to look .upon—it waa no a,x>n camp tiie city, tho final station, which Wt/gxve- a feav>; JI n littb? -thnaj deed,___ all deep rich scarlet shades iut. in J Wkdxbumy, March 24—tonate—Tlic Senate. esroret, tenter., - t.Ub* and strung. It' w‘th ita bustle and noise. I lingered to 1m> well soaked in a atrqng solution of i v<,ff“u for senrte, for grus grain pipings, j ’'’““’T' There is almost too 1°Qcfe of had little coimdinere of ahape or color. n»y happy*family, hoping to see in i^-it was thju»and polo-; alio, was not I father. “ Why, papa ’isn't there I" young-; she had worked Kan! ; she had j ‘'*‘-fahned one disappointed little voice evidently been much ill ; but I have seen ufter another. “Nevermind,” mid the few faces whiph gave me auch pleasure. TOotJ1,,r> witli a still deo|x-r dissppointI thiiili ajie wuh the wifool a poor clergy- i lu‘■ ‘u, *“ ^er own tone; “ pcrlmpe ho luul man ; arid I think tliat clergyman mid bconaof thoLnrd’n beat watchmen of »eulR. The children—two boys and two girls—were all under tho age of 12, and the youngest* eottid not sjxnvk plainly They had had a rare treat j they lid been visiting the mountaiuu and they were talking over nfl tlj0 womtera they had 'seen with a glow of ' enthunioetie delight which wm to be envied. Only a word— —n — —v***y - wvuu> , record • would . . do . justice . ’ to their for-word . ! to* ring not mSd. larger torn, » wml-i »■«« irhii. .K«k-ti« ot U.« flnwt . ,t'. »-^“'tal l‘J many lore iliag.riug, yin i**y apj>lr ton «*:»■ ta a ofRaniV “e l>n.(.-rred to too- ol toickw j ‘'I"""1” ,“d o< <>»riag, wind. MtwkaBO* n^na. WhlteluU regtra.. c*n.Ua to to,, torrail, whidi will bum it . S»*» tafalfa. Tbsy am trfauurxl witbl ’’r 5?*^? ,r™? 7 ^,•7’ homt to nabrs, amlyel it will austafa th- ring. ' :uo row* ot Vnl«mei<*nn—irwi^tion aad ;‘T11 ,i7Rua “ ” r< « cannot Mmumm rvgtos............................ I ao.outi IM .............. J H.oor’ i«i •11.0 nob-ion ot Ita Ubron. particle. ,.t «'■■! «M »T. EUtter <««. bare . i *>toK”U‘“ «“» >“• »«*-. >"> » • Vta Tra.tr— rv«4>« bill vubjceUng rjUruv.Ut'1 local taxation in I U'“<U"1 ,'"U' Prait culture iu tb« belt ia rapidly eateuding. UMnnvfa which tiiey paw. for Un- r»a«oa U to oomq jipar JhmIv who was threwd 11.1-btg tam .lfatarj.,1 1,, tM dating ol lac u. tai taadlopri th™ „ ' and there fa forty timre aa mueli more of good action nt ita tta»„, tb. ring i. now ana' h-to. Very rich »u,l toowy toare «• — ««*-" I» ttyr fenny of jncking npiln, »W> « twtfamt. »t “a n.nrder..fa, and adP®”*1* “n<1 the sleepy babies, the poor pended by th., cob-ion ot tl.„ partidea -J- «< Ths total number of |>enotr contained in the " -rtl mrer betaoUair nni1- buttercups were left fqrgot- ot-lb AgotaHmittUfanMtta.itoea.d l»»‘ d«h““ tax-tawtal u, owl. end, Jail" of Michigan during the pant year rn 5,022. t~tabi ot ipliquo fa™. “J 11m- j.K'I’.mkJ ir.cltod nf taxaUou the Juat and prvper t*11 corner of the fnck. Twon- tall may ta produced by ™p<..„li„g . ” <■>»" poker by tao atripga, ata faXtfag toe !>■» ?>»«* “ "»d™> “ oolta ot Barn. t! ™ ' “ f W Fta D»relo derod if the mother had not intended wook v and ft.332 men. >*» new cfaggemUon ot tta popular Eu- J'z'", ,1'"", collar with fa, point* rolltal o™. I 3'"‘ *“ <>•' 1^ li»™. - ~tar«tto attadgal h)ro“'*- 1>’“ i^y to keep tta collar fa ptaw, tl«,.| » W”“ »«■ Thte shows tiiftt the vibrations given to ! P1™* ‘M <»nta. Some more orno- i Ever since hfa urnsit he hoe rtq»-ate<i the . nH> mPtaiiic 1UIUW of po^e,. u1(. mrated have a border of blocks hem- story of Machreth : amvcimtion ; no description could ^ .• <*«ud find them if I went back. Will bIow nrv ^^.1, more readily communi- ■‘Rcfe^ rad-each block te raised. A — ----------------------- !' Ton M11 not not move from fr“^ thia ................................. •* pn**nt is that of rateany idea of “ it—so *free, so pieamni, so yon dl rUdi1 «tiU and mted to tlic era by Ufa strings tlmu genial, no interruptmim. na oontradicr fipOt K° {or th<Jw}” tho air.air. ■ • *J 1 ~ ti through uxroiigu we Tliiia, an tlic same .faff ^y the tint.ng iruim fine neetlhwwork , ”■ * ° u n^u‘inui’ ~ dou 1 go’_ ,doa tiw; and too-mother s port bortMv all ’ ’t ff^' ~ ' principle, the boiling of a kettle, maud- ttn<1 U1" hwtvy patterns of laces. The Whan nil the romracs of Vow]ucz’h the while with snch equal interred axul " c 0 wi *lli me viih *• “« “ore- D<Jn wpitotbAra,, । । dtetincGv heard, new Madame Angel collar fa turned over fa H uo’ 1more t»ger*«a thu no one not seeing herfne- cned ril *the k“ ehfldrcn. .dike all aroumL Byron coltera very |। career is taken away, there “ ten* an? yoitr fiowera, nnutem,’ said end of the poker on the vessel, and np- °pai «t th- t.- roat rad deep round or witi,((nt jicnrt rons..;..nL ’ L. 01 num would dream that she was any other than L i /^®“tyoahad.fof8btt«ntfe«m, plying the other to the era. So also tlic cuff« arc ornamented withem this nrai'mth'tiw lirad ra I (not an elder mater. In th» oourwj of the day . tad I took tonu - memento- „t ym, on„ k..„ «■“ »»«- >«nJ “‘I l»»l there jv-re mauy.yccaHiorw whejj it was { v ,------------------ -j- —> --------- ...----------------- ------------------------------------------------ ----------------------- - ------------- z ~ ------““••• ,„ ofi5tahtt “T,X .“wu^ ' necesaay fear -----------------her to deny reqnetita, and ; IM" youf KWrel -'" otolurcn. ” She She bfatotal Unshed tremity-ta ’cf . a long 1M beam . timber mnv I,, to. puiwluag P’uwliing t™, iron „I of tta the fauna™.' Lmadrre*? : to ask OTICCS, especially from ths eldest . “,d lookeddiaamaerted. wan evis . i#i,mrd through the timber at tbaotiwr I**’ treeless 5wv2«s jaekete, jackets, high-noeked liigh-iwckcd for infiummi death and the ----------- ..... She H,--------------TTh,.: .. Looo ' ***“! 11* foiE»**!n ft,r >»justice! j A few minutes after I pameil the fitfle ’ I ^P’ ®tahdingatiU jtwt outside the*ta ' a:vl hcaxd ’’tether say, “Olr; i ( m--r ‘kriinR' - ‘. I h<v'’ forgotten -your pr. • t T • T .18orQ'! I wuralcr if I- i . rimndti™ ot them into the ,ar». A blow girea to toe poker will now pmdune, through Ita modi.,ro ol toe airing., .Mtubtl equal fo that ot a greet tall, buy; but no young girl, rations to p|*fe.L;J’utJ-v , d •of tho beam, by a" person fch'o holds > a w'.with • «•nn ------------------------ak>v£k, could have done either with ^’’t fau? chiHren. However, m* wood, ritflh if. [ow.rvcr, tthe she . hfa Ids cra rey te to H tin* wood, aWio aWiough ij. fa is frrfaFrr totally more tender courtesy.- She had her wXp‘^*kcd “« «woetiy, rad said nwuMbte -I2 in bi the id:: i u__ih.t. . sir. Pfac»-‘in n smaU ward.; f^r no lover onuld have been more j . .v<uy ’ti’ki’t- tiiciu. - The gte-a bottle hut water jiera tin* fouling tender and manly than this buy of 12. ! chlld”™ *«« such taonblti to get Lfo-ru ; point, oolonxl u deeji auruine with TtaAHfinch waa ample and scanty; but *“d 1 tinnk they wifi revive in water, c^hinfti,i pfane at U« bottom it had the grace of a royal banquet. AtJ cannot be quite dead.” of'a glam jar oi cokf water? Immediti* lMrt5heXnffa,r produced with much . ° vilh ti» KffK hot-colored water in the gle.> three apples and an orange,'of which i’“* th*c Wvnt ‘fiwm'my heart'io j rial vflbbe- displaced' bf • thb’ ■ hfcvitv, the children -had not knwwji. All eyes h,OT’ T1,en b11 1,cr ^*1- ®“’ cold water in the jar, and will nseend in fsccmd i» tlto craago. li was rvhteute i kui’w TP’ *” ■,Kwfc ’’”1'1 ; beautiful primsan cloud? to the top of ly • ffWt rarity. I wateh-'d to see if Mr’11Iw3 *4*-each oitay’s «ye* witii thr the jra. this u«t would bring out relftshnnta ' Kni'Je of kfadr«'1 “ wc I*ricd. —-----------------------T&erc'wa* a Uttte aileuoe ; jurt the shade 1 1 1-*^ two FEfHIEEttTVE JAFn: ofe< flood. Tho nteflicx iuid : •’ How - oMlirrU1 wll° Wl'ro w'dkuig behind, say-; ' The Japs are open to eouviction,. They ahttll I divide tiifaf There fa.one for . fag to each other, “ Wouldn’t tliat have ore fast turning io'the ways of the pereasb you f-aad I rimfi be best off of f be«*’tix> b*d * Mamma fitted them Bo amb^teting Eurupera and «he eternaland all, f.» I expect Ing tasorn from each of ! mnch’ “d *** ucvcr 000111 1,avi’ fa"*® reaticra Yankee. -They have gonyon.” many all at once again.” in for blmk claw-hammer coats, vdiite -O, (i-Arimu ttamta- AM«- .'7r,,W“d*,to°‘ “*•«'>“'■■■ «tata™,M.lgt.,vta, ptamt 1-lherlmot,, I “ r ete« 4*5 oIf‘ * surplus, «un*fe«’. are made teftde of Btripcs fttripre uf i Vnlend-ifncs Vnlend-uncs insertion, insertion, rad and ore are shaped shaped i ------ ---------------------■ ’. . in *beautiful-patterns. . Ikrint dihiiMse Ismx- is fftshionably used again, and is brought out- in oumbinaValenrienum lace luv, not entirely suru> M. ritai. Muta-. Im.ngl.t Mt in new .loe-gne, ahowinK ! mnvolreli, to^nta-nota toa'qnnMj monrf.1 ZfnJr . q, >7 . uazttr. I ■ .. ’ I'mr Mauqueth: lake han adapted 300,000 whiufiah. fdate Unircreity. at Ann Arbor, orcuned hn-t Mn'itih^utyXe^Ur TlinrwUr. DipfomM were awarded to 131 makiui the ratio ghmuauw of the law dejMrtmciit. and 604 U> V-', gradualai in the medical branch. ft — a tajjwurr tn Uu Tin: lintt aaw-mill in the vicinity of Hpring .1., .A JU tt.n —... pany. which began —wing I—t Thuroday, Many to otiicra are ready, but will 1^> obliged to await ^Ju-d 1u‘”rwlCT " IW*“1?r kMtadltb* tata *.<!r^ rnrr ril! 1. ““ ““'**' breath.- frwr «iuJ t’fa a.mi Tits Grand Ifajstte wd liMUra»ItatlrtM<! fVm»* . I**1.* h“v* IxwRfit 20.<wi urns of new raila. m«aiv rit«4—t„» ih*. re^i, fr.™. In our tw.ulhen. State-it i« customary “dire. Tb. work of relaying will b«nu •- -<xm to plant sunAowers to keep off the ague, i ** t,‘° ***u,M’wiU pernut. ao.j <xhere.’ tiouA with round point, J . TbM pk.,. m d«t 1 J* 1"* “** J”*1'1™’ “,‘l ™ ihe imrod sad “« fc«1! w*’-™- K*ys I5o Chirago JounMl. t)i»t lUrfHug' Tb’ ,“*1“rU <M-”«“»««.»' Fert Heree. Mieb., >.« "W^*' “ “*?* ‘"imitaij- tataj utap«Uj- tew».<1^>££'•; eonnU-rttahmfc. An ropnifetal ..‘-leapt' ,U,e. . . w-n . • . - . _ ... nulroad nnuung direct to Bort Huron, and cou- | , means of Mother Mature herself. THE VFFEIi TEN TK0VUXD. 1’1* eorrrottaw ot tin'“.tte • <nouM- trow . tatata-torj-; 2^7 upper ten thousand,” ia curiously illustsatedby a book ntomitiy publiahed in London under that title. If eontaina « idr*»l>-total Ita: ,.t Cl metat.n. ot n.,bl» - noetitig « Samis with tbc Gm d Tmnk rood ' H! Ra’wt<>d m tlm Roman., Campagna, have • Lanting. From Lansing to Chicago the rood ia ; «ri.i b<ru bnsy ‘n marahes the now fa opwmfcft. eonnrettag with the Htta r Euml^>toB’ <’r’Australian’ gwn tree. Fort w.yn. »t Voipamw. Th.:ta.i y"1*'' U,c POWM-wmUinK trw- ot » S' families, superior dflJeedi of all ths army - J*1** Enralyptw absorbs tbs foul ,riWtwJ for U10‘ own-rB u{ ' taei'itaVr* ■•••: Sums! wh,1Je • rep« and navy, bishops, privy councillors, ■ gsww‘ ’7”“ *rf'tin*’- rcn'leritig the m,,. sr<> B.w.ei,wlu <-f Hallrat!. w, AlA,an' nt.».MAKi», o. (. tat^g.-, stovn-pipc festa and the.cupplemcntote, m 1 judgaa, Larwutta, urimbera of Um, Huuse atnM*Ph''n' Pnra ttO'1 n‘H’ ’”jnrious to This rwd will fonn w impartot feeder „ • of Commons, lanls-hcuteuant governors 'Hifa experiment of th<; Roman • CiutMgo, running m It dose ttowigti 350 1^- ’ *03 ,uUd Ute “t.‘‘“rtTO"- ’■-—’-'V*:*- 7°-* ” "> u’“ <• "tdtow' « •“J-iptaU— “> ‘'.r y' .‘T" ° S™'’ ”* ^“n‘ ti-. rags to* tatai-t tad w,™i “Sz i «•“,«-• ./ eoltatota, kuto’.ta .tai oon^Mtota. ul , , . , , , 1 . , . with interestmh if ti>>. making • ckme bummxw connection with tho : at Lttehfield, Coan. She ramembeni smite hims-lf duldn-. :md,mother, oml father. Tlwy | cranages juul flnairto# 18 hway, with an ‘•n V_ W i—; I* *X. «“> «*T*r *ff*fa P*ti»er so many oxsys army no hmgrr togged out in petticoat., all peracMM who Iimvb any definite post- >iroT«te”eocs<iful, further operatuma on a . Cji) rer- ernm. xxr i—> .1 1 tom ortaiwt tadwr to.ta ta-mlitar, ‘“f"' «“ «- <h>». ooJZTrtffltj. Uk. L'Hootatou, i ? ,“*7° , 7 “f ^X.’ ■* *ud bntterrapa “ all at once.” with rawheads ami bloody bones painted . * e*°° H’y' . ° Wsa’! Pe,ri”q»s some of the little hands haw al- orr their ahiebbi to acare away ruthlww UUm coatretad by- tor Qmra, OT htoh ‘ ““ tomlto, uuoi^i to wbielt it ot otto. ta> k oM in». •«> Ito *“ ; itod, lonl.-r Itototo. wwto», u to. [«.(«. .... to An“J‘1 7*J“- S'1' k’*” *,lrw^ , **7^.’’ P’akad their k*st fifwtra. , Jitvw ravagcra, but festhraed all ovw wltif the gtad.. of wwriro to to. Stau-; and to. •• IsK, Annie may have the orange, he- tiiel"*, their ButtuncW are eertmn. To ! fusts of Enroptrai ramies. They look Wtat «I totwe S ttomd to b. 1“~ l»»« Itotool <•»» «-• M»» ototototo tad. to. ; wtoar to M-taugton when b- ftotood craw that fa racer than ttie appkw, am'. *uch soul* as three, all trees, dthra hero acrurnpttoua, partiedariy the £*&«««. in toM««MUy ton -Mt* ”1' ^to bo ton-d to ^“'"'“^2^u “’ *“ . . ; r , noooqto in taller unlotali, n&w fan a. 1— lo ptaav - ■; ■ “* “ * JT'1 fa****'*"*" h‘ Ood’« krite country, are Tree* of Uw chokers and the pohoenten, wholook loves oranges,” spoke the elder l->v wit). ' th,‘ ””7’ ““W- Tmra an. 600.OW eumtntai drantota Titnan «n to to- Uaitad Baum ISC ......... ................. Tm difcmtata bM>— Um «x— tone fa ton United Staton to* too KAOMitliota £mie nod uxpontiotai nigged into, u^n, to™ 1. —jr,,,,,,,,,,, ....... >» «*»to* U“»: “A a— |p~. t.r>, to Uli* ootutoy torta-toortfa toe mMutnotlwe to alite, with ui asptetoto ».•»:««>. u lb. mntan it «*• twesSs-aw cent thing he ohUdi-n ot dr.ulk.-n p^nut*. Btotejr. . ttatotel ot «M,(XlkO», *«a . tore, ta . 'fate *M «0™ tab. Wd tta.«.to. tun M w—to. -d • »■»»» »te* tfanty-fa. �NEW PLANING MILL Prof Miles, of the Michigan Agri’ culturn! Coll^e.b*, rapotlrt «xne very xsaralely. ooodueted expen-. ' Adam was proudly couaciotis ihr t ’ EDITOR. he never made a mistake in his boy- 1 ®ht 3lajhrillt flctrs. ouo rnujMQ, A grocer when complained to about ifeeding show.eonciusivaly that ani­ when properly, fed, gave a MDAY, APRIL 2, 1676 selling bad eggs, said: “At this sea.- mals, 1 much belter result for the feed con­ son the hens ain’t well and very, of- ; sumed during the first few months of ten lay bad eggs." their lives than they do after they “Your son died rather suddenly, reach maturity.- . Of fatening sheep Munroe is afflicted, with grnve-robyesterday of the throat disease,” is ho says^ “1716 cost of -the growth beta. No arrests. ' Rev. J. L ilmm, the Van Buren what an Idaho sheriff wrote to a fond perimcntsHias been estimated at $2 per head at the age of six and a hall Cu. forger, has been sentenced to mother in Indiana the other day. tiix years imprisonmeut in tho State • Spring brings joy tQ tho heart of s months. The average cost ol 100 pounds, live weight, exclusive of the Western editor, who sings: ‘ Soon Prison. wool, is $1.1! at the age of thirteen E. Tubby of Muskegon hung him­ the dusky squaw will be seen strain­ and a half mouths, while the average - self a few days’ngo. The cause of ing maple sugar through her winter cost is $4.70atthe|age of twenty-five and a half months." . tlic act is supposed to be family dfii- stockings.' Talk about man’s 9- A. W. OLDS, Prop’r. pbsrKiiL hood. culties. Wmbuas, Francis Pattison, of KaohrHU, My P’s®tag MID to now la running order nd, as my machinery is all new. and uf best and latest stylos, I would invite the J. on the 15lh day ot Ju 1878, in Libor ••Z” of mortgages, livsred, cm the 27U> d»y of September, A. j D. 1878, by aaM Christopher Kill, to Joshua fLANiNG, CASH. Hatching, Re-sawing, &c., D. 1874, la Libor “5’ of June, A. D. 1874, duly and legally assign said mortgage and deliver said note to Grif­ fith A Kerr, of Nashville, Michigan, which Dressed Flooring Siding, Mosltisgs, 4e., Of every description, kept constantly on county, Michigan, on the 18th day of March, a- n in?K i :k>. _z J__ ,_____ right hand, for­ Bellvuc is raising money by so getting its conning! The Town of Gen. Custer says that it takes but cials and- festivals to purchase a Seaford, tn Delaware, forgot all about four minutes for an Indian to perform at this hearse, the use of which will be ftee election day, and now the Legisla­ the sculping process, but time is mon­ ture will have to appoint a new one. ey and four minutes is worth a mule. mout of said sum: Now, therefore, by to the inhabi mils. reason of said default, the assignee of said Anna Dickinson is going to plant Mr. Bergh's attention is called by A son of William Parr, of Walton, two ncres of potatoes and set out five Eaton -Co., was immediately killed he. Detroit Free Press to tho.fact hundred cabbage plants this year; hsl week, hy a falling tree striking that tho wolves of W isconsin are ac­ while Su’an 11. will go bowling For tho Wholesale and Retail Trade. him, whilst in the woods chopping tually starving. Good gracious ! did­ around about nothing. Lath and Shingles, Thirty-seven separate pieces and in said city, (that being the place of holding n't they get elected either f with his father. the trinyiit -court ia - and for Barry county, one l»oot were the remains of a man Michigan) sell the lands end premises asHenry Penner, a car builder of When a Cincinnati! young man snys who got in the way oi a Kansas boil- scribed in said mortgage, or so much there­ ‘ Jackson, was run over by a yard cn to his'soul's itlol: "Don't kiss me of a* may be Mceesary to satisfy the amount Depot, NaahviUs, Mich. due thsreon, sad the reasonable coeUand gincon the 26th, and completely cut any more, now, Sal; I'm tired," she AW. OLDS. Lansing, Iowa,'would have had a expenses of this sale and aa Attorney fee knows he has just been shaved by spelling match The other night if the in two by the wheels. '. of twenty-five dollars, stipulated to be paid word ‘ •separate 1, had not floored the by the terms of said mortgage, should the Peter Carman, egad sixty, living R one of those pretty female barbers. same be foreclosed. whole crowd. A New York corespondent saya few miles North of Paw Paw, com­ The description of the premises as de­ When the law will alotost beggar scribed in said mortgage to as fellow*, to mitted suicide on the 26th. Family you can always tell s young man de­ Mrs. James Fisk for the benefit of wit: Village Lol No. tsn (10) in AlanMn scending from the first families of Josie Mansfield it's high time that troubles was the cause. W. Phillips’ addition- to the Village of Nash­ UoAcc Beck, a brakeman on the Boston, by his having on the end of the law was tarred and feathered and ville, Barry eounty, Michigan, according to the plat and survey thereef. G. R- & I* B- R- w<a »ught be­ his nose a wart sprouting three ducked in a horse-pond. Dated Nashville, March 18th, 1875. GRIFFITH A KERR, tween two freight cars, near Grand hairs. LOCAL MATTLES. pay tho Highest Market Price for Assignees of said Mortgagee. Rapids, A few days ago, and received The marine editor of the Courier­ Cuamn* Saint, severe injuries, the effects from Journal propounds a conundrum. Experienced Workmen Employed. 48 - ATTENTION, ALL! Receives at Ike $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. I have a full line of AINSWORTH & BROOKS, He asks : which ho has since died. "Why will mon pay hun­ flORTGAGE SALE. The Charlotte Leader says that the dreds of dollars to make fools of them­ school-teachers in that city,don't like selves, when a man can be a gentle­ POTATOES, to have scholars moke faces at them; man and not cost him a cent and when discovered the unlucky A Kentucky papct describes the wall paper 'juH rereived at Boiaa Haos. small boy or girl ia railed in the air game of draw-poker so fully and about two feet, whirled a few times clearly that Blinks was able after A Four-Horse Pobtabls Exatxs. Inquire around, and then dropped, thre# minutes’ practice to pick a of A. C. Buxton, Gunsmith, Nashville. 24 Tho sixth annual reunion of the ‘•flush’’ and beat a stranger who Soldiers^and Sailors’ Association of the Slate of Michigan will be held at Grand' Rapids April 14th. called in to get a Philadelphia Inquir- Every­ A. Roos a A Son. ” Notice is hereby given that the Village Board of Kegirtration will meet at Clement Smith's office on Saturday. April 8rd, 1875, for the purpose of Registering name* prior to the election to be beldTucsday, April 6ih, 1875. Dated Nubville, March 25th, 1875. Stats or himself down stairs, and on striking , the landing reproachfully apostro­ mediately thereafter, although the period above limited for the payment thereof can do when they Irivv their rights . : ' ■ . Stands six feet six inches high, weighs 130 pJtinJs, and cau lick salt When a l»oy thrown n sn »w ball at off the iiead of any man in Iowa,”— — • m Davis, hi* little brother tn lII.' % wood __________ .Iwd, :ind hits (he old Indy, who has just u( Des Moines, stands six feet eight in his stojking feet ’’—Des Moines come to lhe buck door with a pail of Register. “Sanborn, of tho Man­ slops, he hardly ever has any Bppechester Free Press, stands seven feel lite left fur snp|>er. five and thcee-fcurths incha in his Montana girli use uo side saddles, shiat-tail; weighs 88 pounds; ia so but ride placidly with one round, pul­ thin that the Lord s prayer, itucribed corn- luw candle, with the greatest ease."— l)uku<i«e Herald, _ C. A. TRUMAN, Ciican I Laie Rim Bailroal. NEW GOODS! Have just received a rvu. apace oi miny said principal New Stock of Goods'! FyNTNSULUVR DWISIOK. Time Table Charioue « Vtek.burvh Scbtmtaah Caesopoi!* Sooth Bend HUIIwslt Union Milla, Haskell's Valparaiso Cblca<o I WILL SELL CONSISTING OF B. C. PRINIH.K, WONDERFUL HIST OKI DRESS GOODS, BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, SHAWLS, CASSUKB, Other* al O or Lew. Valrwleo Haskell's Union Mills SUllwrll Yard wide Sheeting 9 cts. BOOTS & SHOES, Commercial Advertiser, ULrM‘” “wrr!?-^ BiX!f,£LS To its Subscribers Atuxn«7 for Mort*ag*«. d»*«i N«ri>»iu«, Mka., Jac.s, ~ rocenes ins, OF ALL'KINDS, ~ REESE & DETTERICK $111,600 Please call and examine these Goods 11 St lk> * M ■ *. e io 1100 R- B. TAYLOR, 8«r Best Velveteens, 75 cents. Fort Vam, JaciMi 1 Sagiiaw R. B. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Good Waterproofs, 90 cts. TRAINS BUS BT CHICAGO TIMR. AU Wool Hose, 45 cents per pair. les S Warn W. H. KOCHER & Br®. >: Then Try JUy $1 Tea FOR ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, 3,600 Subscribers. 4,000 4,600 6,000 8.000 8,000 1X000 16,000 Xi, 000 40,000 shall send out a Wagon 1 30,000 BUTTER and EGGS. Riles, Felts ail Fin. 21-46 OUvrt Charlotte Lanains 11 U Nashville, Feb. 4ud, 1876. Hisrliest Cahtli Price As follows: $ 2,000 2.600 8,000 | 8.600 4,000 7,000 10,000 | 1X000 80,000 80.000 17,500 Knit Underskirts, 60 cts. | before jiurchasing elsewhere. PAY THE $111,5000! UeMopobs Scbooteorft Vkksbotvfa Batik Creek No. 1 Batts, 20 cents. jrtj^oqr, [mj In i > FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! And 3 Cent SOAP. JACOB LENTZ & SONS OU 7l*n> Bit,limits Cm. REESE k DETTERICK. Parlor, Library, Dinin, ODct ail GENERAL FUIWM! TB1UMPH BIKING FtWDEB ! Together with a full Meortment ot § S 1 o 41 When we will distribute $20,000 IN CASH MTRBOBS.PICTURJiS, FRAMES Tea Setts for 65 Cts. AND CARDS, BBACKETS, DUSTERS, AC- Baby Cato and PraWators! COFFINS AND CASKETS, BRO’s COLUMN BOOTS AND SHOES aaeag 40,000 sMbscrlbere, Of all style* and sties, and METALIC CASES furnished to ordes Snbscribc at Ouce, SHR QUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS krvl constantly on hand. Subscription Fries, $2.50 Per Year. Wm. M. BI Bk Ready Made Clothing FARMERS.^iftX^ % heel market reports A live a<rtoaMaml wssmt. fS AT PRICES CHEAPER THAN EVER, per year nod Ike. porta**. Kiwnrtnc toevery “*■ AT THE DOWN TOWN STORE OF Clocks, Spectacles, <fc. sating limb suspended on cither side ou“a three cent piece, can be read of the agitated beast. through his bodyjby tho light ofit ktal- tai-ing full information Th.’.y are getting through plL-Dtnig h> Georgia, than aay other KOCHER BROS. NEXT 30 DAYS arc accustomed "Sjo what even the hens Lowe: Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. Proprietors. tereat thereon, should at the option of the mans, obligee, his executors, administrators, or to do it in that time I’ll whule your bides laying eggs worth $4 a dozen ; and off. I have learned my duty. Db the gentle Susan B., inclining her you hear me ? In the matter of tall Jwwa editors: Our Twelfth Annual Gift of Premiums will hrnd n little to one side, and _a/guir.citlniividy II •itrishing her right arm, Elliot Frazier, of the M'>rnin^ Sun cxcliMins: Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent House in town. AINSWORTH. ^BROOKS, A High School girl in a cross Lown phized himself with : “If you’d been car at Chicago was beard to remark a-wantiu* to come down stairs, why in In 1864 •• 1885 (he other morning : “I don't care a thunder didn’t you say so. you Wood­ •• 1866 “ 1867 bit; I Iliink it’s real mean that we en headed old fool, nn, I'd a come •• 1868 should have another dose of cold with you.jm’ showed you the way ?’» “ I860 “ 1870 wculher, just as I had got my new An Iowa woman went to oburch •• 1871 spring suit ready to put on. It’s re­ one Sunday and experienced religion. •• 1878 ••1878 ally too awful," and she slammed her Arriving home, she called her chil­ - 1874 Greek history down in her lap with dren about her end said : “I am pi­ TolaL such force as to throw the car off the ous now, jtnd am going to give you track. two days to get religion. If you don't Arizona hens fc., $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes. which we ahip sad roUil si boUom prices. He lassoes the girl, drags calamities of 1B74 in the following The Best Family Piper Published in this Country, her homo behind his horse, and that’s touching strain : “First, that Beech­ er biisinesa; then the grasshoppers, Commenced iia First Annual Dietribulion of ail the marriage ceremony ueccesary. Snch a marriage ceremony will nev­ then the democratic victories, and now horse. CORN, APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., fc., simple. an increased tax ou whiskey. Whal er become popular in this conutry, _ however, because so many of our is this poor country coming to?” An inebriate stranger precipitated young men can't aflurd to own a Default having been made in the condition!! •t a certain indenture of mortgage, mode and executed on the third day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundrAl and Keenly two, by Alonxo B. Stevenson, Mie and only heir at law of Rox­ ana Bletengon. dooeased, and Elixa J. 8levDelivered al their ennon. hi* wife; of Woodland, Michigan, in favor of Elisha Bannister, of Windsor coun­ ty, Vermont, which Mid mortgage wa* duly ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Barry eouaty, Michigan, on the third day of September, A. D. 1872, al fi»e o'clock P. M.. in Liber X of mortgage*, on poge.362, which said mortgage wa* given LATH, to secure the payment of five hundred and SHINGLES, ilxty ($560.00j dollars, yeare from the lellars, four years WATER LIME, date of the said mortgage, with interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum paySALT, able annually ; And wa* thereby and in ---------------A-J it -----------—“-----HAIR, said mortgage expressly agreed that should any default be STUOCO. Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. H— B 8!•. ’ is “Yes, boys,,' said Nancy Bell, a fe­ thing will he done by the commit­ male blacksmith of Iowa, ps she tee’s and tho citizens of Grand Rap­ straddled a horse’s leg, and yanked off a shoe, “I was bronght up to this ids to make this reunion a grand business, and so was my mother and thete ain't been no Beecher scandal success. in our family, for a fact."—Milhcaukee Peter Wineburner and his son-in­ News. ’ law, Drake, had an altercation a> Van Pelt, the wickedest soloonist Bangor, last Friday, and Drake drew in Ohio* whose convention to temper­ n revuKer and shot Wineburner ance and morality was a gay feather through the head three times, and in the chignons of the crusaders, has then attempted to take his own life, returned to the wallowing in his miro, by placing the pistol over his own and was arrested, drunk and boister­ ous, the other night, for disturbing a lirart and tiring it off, but his aim religions meeting in Wilmington, O. was poor, as.lhe bullet passed through Dean Swift once said: r Whoever about an inch above his heart. could make two cars of com or two Wineburner lived only a short time, blades of grass to gro w upon a spot of while Drake at lost accounts would ground where only one grepr before, iu all probability recover. Wine­ wonld deserve Itetler of mankind and do tndre essential service to his coun­ burner was engaged in b.:rrfing coal try than the whole race of politicians lor tho Bangor Furnace Company, put together." aud was respected by all his neigh­ A school in Vermont is presided bors. His murdered, Drake, is a des­ over by a cross-eyed teacher. A few solute, liard drinking man and was days ago he called out; “Tliat boy nlw&ys in trouble. Wineburner that I am looking at will step out on leaves a family in straightened cirthe floor." Immediately twenty-sev­ cumstaoces. Both men had been en lads walked out in front .of the as­ drinking freely and whiskey is prob­ tonished pedagogue. ably the Cause of the crime. Once in a while we find a man When a young man in Patagonia who prefers a city weekly to a home falls iu love with a girl he doesn’t vis­ paper because “it’s got more readin' it h rsix nights in d week and twice in it," lie is the same chap who aJ on Sunday, and feed her u|x>n mo­ ways buys the largest pair of boots lasses candy rind gum drops, and sit in the box, because they cost no lip until two o'clock in the morning more than a smaller pair wliich fit gaping and burning the old man's oil, him best.—Berkshire Courier and that sort of thing. Not at ail. A Montana editor bemoans the Courtship in Patagonia is much more O. O. D. Store at GI CH AH. W. DEM ARA i Nashville M Jell. �W. A. AYLSWORTH, □DE/TT GOODS ilmU art flooded with jrater. Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents' Burnishing . Goods, Arlitworih Um lately received net their BAUER, M-. D, Homeo- FRIDAY. APRIL 2, 1876 WEBSTER fc HOBBS, BkckVV mMU. an kMeof wwhtatba RUAwoMh bj Uta Itah U lud, fire —Bids will be received by the Kalamasu, Lowell A Northern Michigan R. R. Co,, at their offices in Hastings an J Lowell, until 6 , April 10th, for cleaning, gnib- UKUSIUL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BCrBKS: Cwt Gm4, a.d Lev Price, Tell! Best Prints, 8 avd 9 cents, The receipts of tho Cornel Bead dance Brown and Bleached Cotton, 8 «$• 9 cts Men’s Boots. $2.75 to $10. Men's and Bnj* Suits Clothing, from are informed. He relatos the popular clerk. t8 to $30 a &«it. ’ J Will F. Powers. pUMENT SMITH. Ayteworth baa handed All kinds of produce taken in exchange for Goods. Welcome Marble has completed a nvw wa­ ter-wheel at the old carding mill, iu the 1st ward, ud te furnishing the building with Treasurer, C. Holl; Trustee*, 0. 0. Stobthe proper machinery for carrying on the wool carding business. « muuZ that this is no old shelf worn which elected the following ticket: M. FLINT Preei- JOHN R- EASTMAN witkin the part three months. oreditoru would like to ace him again if they amination plead guilty, and waa eenteneed pears that hia wife ia lha monied man of the C LIEBHAU8ER, ’ P TAILOR —There Ir a mu living in Lancing by the hundred dollar bill and told him to PABADY, Manufacturer of JOHN Q^CRE SS Y. Ths Chreltiaa ‘never Springs, was arrested on with the late firm of Ayteworth & Fuller, Will please call ud settle the same at once with * W, A. AYLSWORTH. Nashville, Jan. 1M, 1875. the society has decided last Saturday, nominated a ticket with Wilgood ud made muy friends in Nashville. —There te a mu living on State St, that Ho te an able minister, ud we opine that tho Chrtetlan Church will “flourish as a JJNION HOUSE. Double Self Sharpealag Improved D the ite sf H. R. Dictiasofl, reputatioa If wiling good —Interesting itooa from Haalingu thia L.__ .tsaras- Plows Plows! Plows! John Kelley, the grocer of thia city who wife ud child in a destitute condition, re­ MAMHV1L LE. —It looks as if Frogfoot had got hteawlf turned a few days ago. He waa immediate­ nominated a ticket last Wednesday, headed into tronbla. Pref. Dickie had occasion to ly prosecuted for and convicted of allowing, administer a slight punhhment to three big minors to gamble in hte grocery, where by Adam Wolf u Supervisor. girls, for misdemeanor during school hours spirituous liquors were sold. The case was —Mr. James Hnntand wife, of New Fork, appealed to the Circuit Court. JONES, are at W. A. Ayteworth’a on a visit. They The “beautiful snow" has at last nearly less than fifteen yean in the State Prison.” disappeared. The water has damaged Mar­ —Tho river ia rising rapidly and the He also calls his foreman^ liar and a trait­ ket Street ud adjoining lot of Mrs. 8. H. Cook' somewhat. Our ‘-City Fathers" around, but the press are passing him [Frog­ should make some provisions for carrying foot) around ud lively too. Under the off the surplus water at this point, and save bead of “Hastings” will be found'a card the property owners and city a good deal from teachers, and scholars of the school of unnccjssary work and damage. Several bfaWAitan. U,Ulb,m70M. concerning tho matter. other streets an damaged. —C. C. Wolo.ll la ^ufa, U>. obwib on 1 Stoat Qvill. —Wednesday (the test of March) opened with a bright sun ud a glorious old-fash­ ioned spring morning. Everything in na­ ture smiled ud rejoiced. Old men and Having read with surprise and indignaChristian church next Sabbath morning and women laughed and’ the young men ud maidens danced for joy. The birds tang; ner March l^lh, against our Superintend­ at Holly. tho roats skipped, tho kangaroo whistled, ent, concerning the punishment of three Gnural CmMjniKuv. young ladies in hte school, re the under­ CWkcUou a flfaoaiy. signed, teachers in the Central Building, lightning-rod-mu waa around will coon be snail will be heard, and aa eventide ap- desire as a simple act of justice to Mate MONEY TO LOAN briefly the facto in this ease. listen to the philosophical frogs singing the Union School their evening hymns. the punishment was merited. closed last Friday,' ud new the village lads Sbcoxd: —The Musical Institute* that began last and lasses cu et^joy a vacation until next Monday wight, under the direction of A. Monday. FOR THE REIT 30 DiTS The truly wonderful .and justly celebrated Plow—n plnw that ik -surely destined to work its way into general rise ns fruit as it liecomrs known. Alt tliat is required uf it to do so, is its nse. ft is Very neat. sfr.»ng, eonrpacl and simple in its construction; there being in all but (our pieces of castings, viz. ; Mouldboard, Landside, Point and Share The Point and Share, unlike other plows; are separate pieces of cnstings, thereby securing a great saving in wear, as every fanner knows that the point of'bis old style plow is soon worn good for nothing, while liis share would do much service if he could separate it from the point. Anti besides all that, the truly great economy in this Plow is, that when the under side of the Point becomes worn beveling, as all points do, especially in hard land, it can be turned upside down, and you have the sharp chisel edge that was up, now on the bottom, cutting keenly; and thus you can keep turning it, first one side down and then the other„unlil it is worn too short for use. And then when you have thus worn ont one qnd of your Point, you have the other end of the same Point to do you equaix service as th* first. Thus you have in one Point the wear of four nt least, of the old slyh of points. And then the Share also has two edges, which can be used vief versa an while pne end of the Point, or one edge of the Share is in use, the other io hid inside the Plow, giytng it strength, and not marring its symetry io the least. -Thus the Share is equal in service to at least jwo'of the old style, and by its being disconnected from the Point and need not be thrown away with it because it is worn out, this Share is equal to more than two old style. And not only has the Plow lhe-above great advantages economy in wear of Points and Shares, but it has much advantage in wear in the shape of tho Landside and Mouldboard. This Plow is the result of twenty years con­ stant study, and the expenditure of eight thousand dollars in experiment*. The Landside, unlike other plows, instead of having a lateral projectile at its bottom, (supposed and is actually necessary in other plows to keep them in the ground level,) the bottom corner of the Landside of. this Plow is rounded, and stands slanting in under the Plow. Thus there is no projec­ tion there to be soon worn off, and when worn off, jour Plow much injured. The wear of its Landsido is equal on all its surface. The Mould-board ot this Plow has been the subject of the greatest study and experiment, resulting in one on which the furrow slice bears equally on every part of its surface, and it has also demonstrated the fact that it is not the character of the metal alone, but the peculiar shape of it, that enables plows to ‘’Bcour” in the most sticky, mucky soil. This plow, made of CAst iron, will scour in any soil that a steel plow will. It has, also, great pul­ verizing properties. In the extremely hard cloddy ground, farmers have noticed this peculiarity a great deal. And now, lastly we’ have a Plow without any special pressure in one part more than, another, we should expect that it would hold easy nnd draw easy. Well, it does. It will run alone without anv holding, and has done it, with the horses on a troL This Plow beat lhe Oliver Chilled, Gale Chilled and all the plows on-draft at the State Fair, 113 Hh, nnd .nt the Washtenaw Co. Fair, 128 lbs. This How is now the most perfect two or three horse Plow, made in the U. S. r’lriCE, tfrics.oo. points, JSLIHU CHIPJWT, Justice of the Peace, C. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE STORE, Where everything in the Hardware Line can be found at Xkilrondy. FALL AND WINTER Afa. vsLVrrix«8 r., cloakiso. CUT FREE OF CHARGE1 dressmaking a specialty. BELL did, of three strokes each, with a very light BIRBffiai HURLRM! Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Dressing, Shampooing, IALL ellhky GOODS ’ Jfra N. M. STEBBINS □DRESS MAKING The iartitute wiU oloee the evident design being that the punish­ —Ifthtre Is anything you know that te evening with a concert, ment should consist of humiliation, ud notworth knowing, that wa ought to know and which All lover? of good muelc will de well of physical pain. please let us know to etlend. The people of Naehville and good opportunity to •onearnlng the whole maUer. Belie Throop, Marion Buller, 0. 8. Dennie. others,—will receive due attention. K. D. BITGOOD. Pbofiiitou. Goinz Enat. XW. KieMr.0 City SN|Cblca<n, UH<tt UI.Ml.vlUr, Bt Oadkr Couuirria. cense ud Pound money was staled $206.­ 55. It should have bees $296.55. —Last Wednesday night at about and must say in spite of said * protest,’ look upon Mr. Dickie as one in every scare two o’clock the greater portion of the of the word a Christian Gentleman, ud a West road bridge across the Thorn­ true friend to hte pupils. As a Superin­ apple river at this place was swept tendent, we have ever found him kind, care­ away by the flood. The south ful, just and judicious. 4> » teacher he has bridge and the foot bridge across —Dr. Knight and wife of Eaton Rapid*, are visiting at Mr. G. A. Truman's. Mr. Knight Informs na that the flood carried away a bridge at Eaton Rapids Wednes­ Quaker brook were threatened, but ot the Banner, not for publishing the/*pro- , day night. now the water appears to be falling test,” but for his false ud contemptible ed­ and they are thought to be safe. itorial comments. Further: We wish it understood that thte —Clement Smith’s new law office is no defense of Mr. Dickie, because he opposite lhe Union House, is one of needs none, bnt simply to vindicate the good fa, fa. .fata,. lhe pleasantest places iu the village. name of our school outside of Hastings, • The rooms have been ^carpeted and where-the Editor of the Banner is not per­ Clem is putting in a new library. sonally known. 8jo san, by church societies. Why oaamoi Aaahville Henry E. Prindle, get into trouble; tel! Clem all about MarahaD Cook, Frank W. Sherman, have one. It will afford profitable amuacit,’and he will gal you oat of that the front windows in the new brick. If you osy repairing, give Charley will make Jeweler. man. ___________________ Kbal. ... FRKBH MEATS, WOOD ibhanser ud Ralph Boise, every day but owe; Minnie Coe and Willie Davidson, abeo titled -The Public Advertiser,’• published at Parma, by an eld friend Charles W. GiF THE NEXT 30 BA Ys its typogn THE WEEKLY To make room for out Spring Stock. make lhe Weekly Hu the world U l» full 500 Ita. of Butter Wanted. Greeting Plows, Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. 7 L. O. BOISE & CO. Again in the Trade HLelationn G. F. WILSON, Prop. Having learned that the report is in circulation that oar stock of Drugs .nn.i^o m.wlv nf In. old stock heretofore kent bv our nreJeeesvors. and a —Dr. Joaes han.bad his new den­ The walls have been papered and COME TO NASHVILLE TO STAY! And intend doing a Legitimate Drug B<teine»w, and P-yaiciaai will find in our uluck a general aasortment of goods auiled to their pracucc, and WE WARRANT THEIR PURITY I WE ALSO HAVE I trust by fair dealing i shall Especial Attention tist rooms Jilted up in nice style. When NASHVILLE FOUNDRTI Fpellaati DelroU, arrive roi Business new partitions put in, Albion I world respectfully inform my friendo Chas. W. Mixer. Stella A. Wheeler, —John Smith and Dick Austin live In The following is the report of the Primary Mr. Smith brought action Department of tho Nashville Union School, Maple Orove. M.rak Mfa. Any House Iu Barry Co FOR READY PAY I during the term: Johnny Crawford, pres- thanking the public for past favwra sort oowiitMOkwoc of ike some, and wool Chariottc, Eatair IL.«pl.!*, STATIONS WE ARE BOUND TO started by said Austin. The trial came off before Esq. Chipman last Monday, and the with you. ROE & CLEVER, gvsrtoxs Charlotte, Vrriwmtvllle. i Nuhrllls. HaiiUns. M'ddlrvillc, tlatnmond, Unuid Rapid., A People’s caucus for the nomination of man first walked the streets of Nashville. He thinks ho can see an improvement, in village officers, will bo held at Chipman's And would add a few words for «k. ud MEAT MARKET! G-oins ‘W’ewt. STATIONS We the undersigned pupils of the High trouble add send yoa home a happy mnT AID 7KKD STABLE I 2-1 lights of glass. BABLOW, 7TJLSIXIONAJ3L.E: GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIV. MICHIGAN CENTRAL. MRS. L. O. CROCKER ULLUfflTl FAICY GOODS! cts FOR SALE ONLY AT te invited te School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Vafnishcs, ’Brushes, Glass and Putty, And being Agents have conslutly on hand a compete slock of you want a tooth pulled go up and see A class, in Arithmetic,—Roea Detterick, doe, and he will give you chance fur Nellie DeUurick, Ota Wheeler, Dell Durkee, only one yelp. Jeanie Stile, Leu Fleming, Willie LeibGriffith k Kerr’s brisk. hsnser and Frank Olds. B claw ia Arith- Tne Common Councilof the Village of NtMUe, Mich, Ordain. That there be a fire limit cal ablished on both side* of Main Street, on lots and premises adjoining said Street, between Sherman and Wash­ ington StreetsThis Ordinance April lath, 1876. Minnis Coe and Leonard Heckathern. E. J. FEIUHNER. «. A. TRUMAN, Betankr. Which are warranled. paper that AND BOOTS AND SHOES, WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. WIN'ES AND LIQUORS, both Nalire and Imjmrted. cmuitding tf COG' NIAC AND BEACH BRANDIES JAMAICA RUM, a Ei»e Article of OLD PORT AND NATIVE WINES, OLD DOUR' BON AND CEDAR VALLEY WHISKIES. (w,untod abare Sutndard Proof.) LONDON DOCK AND HOLLAND GIN. we—___ _____ ____________ (mocuniEfl, <•' the Finest Chewing TOBACCO# ud CIGARS. together with Give TMCe a. Call. NuhviUe, MM-. Jan. 27,1875. L. J. WHEELER F.UR PRICKS AND ItoNEST DBALINC. F. O. and F T. BOISE, Druggists. �-.esej: IN BRIEF. :iamrxi it v.ixkoar HrrrKjts, and I T .• PORTABLE ■ Soda Fountains. <tin<«, .1 caw robbed and trnnuxl thepotoofilce st Niwcrt.. I ** indemnity for the Gustave outrage. and robbed awl took priMtror ous mail-rider. A 1 —Mrs.' Woodhull pobBahse a statement iu light, is reported near Baguette, with rnc J CONGRESS L. Mexicaii and two Americans killed. All rtrejd j night that Tilton ever staid in bar house was on that throughout Uro region from Jam Ahnwi to j Usually raiding the country, robUug and mur­ —Th* trirad* of cx-fteuitor I’sttenam, of dering anti driving off stock. They bare beNeW Hamjwhirc. are taking steps locking to hi* TO ASTHMATICS. taea'werr add, nt n merely nominal price. Motmar, March 5t—Cosaddontion of the Ito merit in told in the fad that '• tn two yearn over tux millionth of butth* liave been soldand ntill the demand inBrt*RAc«. Snrpty finch a mah should be ranked among the beuefactonr of tho hu- atul fcili ftun. *n-l —— Inc J. fUrt A. ....... . . w*rt*r.t»d la♦nl,.lL-r TttwvXT, March ft.—ThWriMolutiou approy- claimed that the;, were not concerned In carrj - j l* approved. Capital giune for cold weather—Jump­ Ing-out tho death sentence, as the caaebad been i WxuMrjuiax. March 24.—The Senate, in oxoe­ ing at conclnribns. '• removed from Onelow county. Tiro prisoner uUrr snsrtoc, alter dtacusalag orar Or. hour, the —The interior Department will, an eoon a* I'litiples, Eruptluua, Itengh Skin. win have a ehonra to suffer next September, h»niin.Um> of !<■>» A. Pardre to te Obtriet Jod*ponsihlo, dispatch a competent geologist to cx. . ' fur lorilriatia. in nteee ri- Ihrrril. finally pewtpotrod The uvstem being put under tlic influence of amlue tho Black Hill* country, and asccrtsin Dr. lien* a Gr.ldsn Medical Discovery for a few —lustrurtiow will bo immediately hunted to J weeks, tho skin brcoiuv'. smooth, clear, suit, accurately it* mineral wealth. and velvety, ami being illuminated with the —Tho United Ktateo Supreme ('curt lia* de­ tho ccinmauding General in Texu to deal num- , glow of perfect health from within, true beauty t^skpooixt miw te ’ uxd r.n.L, ___ manly with the nudenu' ■ cided that a claim for sarricoR a* a lobbyist can.tay.4* forth in ril it* glory. The effort* of all i . THK ffKWSPAPHR UNION. Chle*<n. ill incdicitMs which otwrato upon tlie system j ————• not be collected. through Uro medium of the blood are mxresa- TF--- ---- ------------------M -Tho Bhode Island Bcpubltons have uond- • A story is told- 6f one Bnaby anti rfly amMwbat glow, no matter how good tha ti0«. thM th. JXMtal rate. «. uoroqapen. j Mnt. Husby, ofl'rcntbn, N. Jl, eelcbrat- remedy employed. While one to throe bottles go into effect at core, instead of April-1. m hail J ■ ■ <-h«r Uro .kin of pimples, blotches, ornptions, • ing their iron wedding. They mode n. ytlknT ajxjte coinojone*, or “ grahf," a doxen at flrat been ccntcnipl.U-d. foost and invited- one hundred and . may pMinly tie required to curb some caeca —Lattcra received at Biottx Gity from dm "where tho ejutcm in rotten with' aerofulona at roiras, Black Hill* report the finding tliare of a very .—Th* cuddcn rise in geld h»* sUrictol aah- I twenty guexta. The Unit three or four virulent blood pqisona. The cure of all thwo oxtcniMTe silver mmr.( one <?f tho richeit ever ridersblc attention hccaww it exert* a direct gUre,t; tjiat arrived nil brought flat-irons. di-cMea, MirtTcr, firein the remnrort pimple to ™ Ku™. U-r. 1,.,. «» uai^k.'uni all tlia woraA Mcrofula is, with the use of this ixjteut , agtnL only e matter of time. Sold by dealara , I ..FV 1, , —Louisiana State mat|en> trill b* adjunted in rttnous efforts to explain it. Tlic theory of I, . , , ... _lciffht-or i in medicines. ' ■ WUI -mi - 11„( . idcoOk 1«»I I.» ; UiW-i- »“» vb* •'•s™*' T . ■ - uuvzmo wnn xatn-nojrs—cmm. an extra scseion of tho Logisiature called to «au rircet 1* tliat & gigantic ixtol Iim t«on ; y” fanned, including Jay Gould. Burnell Hage. ! ton brought fet-tropft surt looked jolly , Craxaracx. Odumte. Co, M. T. meet April It. Daniel Drew, and other wealthy stock gamblers. 1 oyer them,- Mrs. Btffiby grew Hick of the i, °veareof age, and have ——<.................. ten. I Ini ha* . rent out several Mpsada of c».v- -mi — l BiU nuij rerun Ml «f,v, wiu uarw OPIUM CURE delk^o* in-Ad.RMMH * Caky rmi «y*r***> K*-n<l bvCliecuartnOso. TELECRftPJIY.^ tivo. and Anti-Bilious. Grateful Thousands proclaim VisiBGAnBrrntw; the mhst KOBdorfal Jn-'-J Yigorant that ever rustamed tho sinking.* tyatern. -» • . ■ ' - «*11 No Person can take these Bittern r according to direction*, nnd remainlong / □Dwell, provided tbeirixines^ro novdn-j giroyc-d by piiueral poison, .or otbeu. rr.TNrKs-MKTALLrr means, and vital organs wasted beyond : repair. every package. Bend for a Circular. "tViil.E SELL of New York in memory of John Mitchel wm hiteniieted by lhe police, such pruccarioi.* on the Sabbath bring’In violaUob of the law. • ™ Krutuciy' ............. —The advauec sheets uf the now city ilirec- ! Psc 1— ’ saw* tory uf SL Lotus riiow a ;xipu!ation of 4W.000 1The above are all the State* that (»<kcd over on Jan. 1. 1875. C°thi* year. -Ths total in.icbte.lnc~. uf the Vooplc —The Umted Stale* government baa consent■ ,. * 8aved to place at thedi*p-.M«ri uf Uio arctic expedi- | '- Louis, ■» ,u,,k Bank of of 8 81. Lotiri. which which frile f*Ua.lI a* abort nlmrt turn Uro dcjxA* of provirioua ami other stores i U»e since. U<nrer eSSO.QO'i. which were, catebliriiol st certahi potnbi for the I - ------ - ■ Ehscrptcm' is wedding nt all, at leant not publicly.' ' 1,K- HtuNEK imide some v^peritneute on December 1, in the Theattir Marie, at gL Petersburg, to ancertaha lhe changes that occur in the air of crowded plooca. ... > . , . . • fie found a coustaut nnd coiundnrnblo in­ crease of heat, an increase of moisture to the extent of eighty-five per cenL,and r. saturation by carbonic acid suf­ flcient to produce a markedly [foisjunoiMi effect on persons habituated to (jure air. -Great excitement has toeeu occasioned al ' *-Attonroy-Geucral Williams ha. iiwtoirted ■ Halma, Kanaaa, by Uro reported diacorery of I 1>i# rirt Atl.-rueya to tostttute suite against the i gold to tiro hills north of tlie city. Tlic areayi, I X»ric.us Pacific railroads for the amount du- the lit surfara rock found, as certified to by the b’tn munent for tbe-five per centum of their reUuitedfitaUM Ansaycr at Denver, nhowsd a per- I «P<*too »ct esruings. The folio wing uro the England and the United States, ac­ ccutagc Of f2S to Giro spedineii and •?3G to ; comj^nira aud the amounte duo : (rou- cording to the Lxlcat t*tatwtica, nre the anollier per ton. ,nd Branch Union Pacific railroad. *47,177; litfgwt Kugur-consunung cotyrtriiw in the -A ot 1%. cwa S“s «*■' "• M11M ■■ “““ p«!ille' world. In 1874 England esnsnmed 830,lUBhU h„ l«. d«±t«l .1 Clnr^o. Io »!.«».«; B0-.O0. I 000 toM, tons, or or »t about 57^2 ftotuidH per heatl •bid. . <do™l l,.l Ud. . oomplUw -T~»™ ta» -bxil-l. U.roa.1. to Us»-1OUU against a restaurant keeper f.T not being ' laturr’ not l" the wrk of regulating , of population.I. The United States in the «™i. Tb. DM Bldd. ComtodOto --- - -------- -----1 same jieriod • • lifted 770,(XMi tons, or 44 obM to. . ..to...» to „. -tau.- rttblo i ““ pound. p.-r indiviawTO K.. or u.. Uw. ,»l t:. obmpUmnu '—""to 1™« **>.’ ■ Tb. ta. tom Oto... ' ■> ----------_ ___ i—j a. <n__ i____ ti___ . Io Buffalo ban been n-Jiiecd from f 14 to 49. Iron and Hardware. —llro conflict between the Baltimore and ' q S D. K imbark. successor to Klnibark j (Brioand Pennsylvania rriirowis is le.-mil.q- BpM vo . t wno u perhaps ■os A Co., who ia |xtliapa niori ruoal wiuewideFIREH AND CASUALTIKS. ' more serious every .lay, and te gradually itivolv- iy .-.zd and generally “ related to it: the iroivund kicJ t. —further psrtjeul*:* of the tom | ing other lines. At a recent meeting of gen- heavy hardware trade, and who is re | | oral freight agr-ntt in Chicago, the Michigan g.irdvd as a general wrstcni authority In 2i» to COO yard* wide. The front cloud wm CoHtral, Michigan Southern am! I’lttsbnrgh aud matters nnd statistics pertafating folbat in­ black as night and' half t mile high ; its rcir !i Fort Wayne roods decided to reduce tariff* to terest, when interviewed bye Chicago Tri­ . । auuc bunt rejKirter iv|K»ncr nxtuuj, recently, auiuwii candidly referred unvtrcu «u to wan iUammated by a liright light. After . tho Last to each figures m either to compel *11 , the llic depression dcprewlon in the outside manufacturmanufaCtur- 01 ,H dcvastatiDg Camak the tornado nsems to , ibc hues to adhere t > rereonabl* rates, or else jng industry us as the most conspicuous fea ■ hare divided, one portion going Exet by to preTent opjxrtitton linos from rutting under, turcinInstry tti7C3CT~ the records ol lhe year, tbut -----------reasoned* ! ray to apply effect* on. a , j,. . ~ . - ,, , 1 -Drawing-room car* are free tn through i in away clTccta — « national ami briow Augusta. Ixrtli jmmng equally deo„ u.n urifimore ad-1 Ohio railroad. roth, r «cnlc. The business of strudivo, laying waste everything In tlirir | _,n a..,i K, ! the great house on Michigan avenue of track. Huge trees were broken like reeds, and . .. . J • ,. widt h Mr Kimbark is the head, dating buck to smne inetancre camel three-quarter, of a 7^ ** ‘ d~b!' l‘« a quarter of a century, entering wmewtort mite. The tornado wm prowled fiy . dull. I *'* r" ‘W1? ln,to "*® h.bl®'7 of thecomment of hMwm.rUMr .« *1. j ‘ the Citv,has attained a stability and uni..c. uuuorj in iuo uroTltf. t.KJlAT Af'A A PJI„ fonilitV b—tototo. to-to to r„« (onnul by .iu.pl, .....ultok wfucli would tanre. An cyo-witnere oayw the sense* were Fipy-f^rth Aiy.-Tbe direct examination naturally .« being affected .u —i|y pj- veut Ju to au} any utterly deadened and appalled. There was a i of Tamer wm concluded and the rw- noticeable degree by the ordinary vicisaicrash, a roar, and the mingling of a hundred examination nearly so Father Derehcr «r lu’,C!l of u,e ntaritCIs. -Il il claimed tbatto lhe operations of ,,U< thia K/ bouse is due the ac­ terrific ..*1 tnroortldy Rounds. House, were Pearl Andrew, will be the next wit- -------------*’""*''* “*“ u demolished, rad oaks that had withstood the ealtoi. It is «xtrocted that the trial will quisition'of considerable of the original territory of trade now constituting the com­ storms of a century were suappal in twain. ‘ ]«. prolonged through the greater part of tlic mon ground of the commerce of Chicago Tliere in great drotrew to tiro devrauud dis- , (™nw, „ iterehert direct and cro-s-exxmins- including the Salt Lake district, and re tricL embracing eight eountie* to Georgia and , bun will jrob.Ny cccupy abrnt lire weeks. - । motor fields to the West and Bouth which two or three in South Carolina. Tiro derinit- j rf,,. i| w ere traversed by its agents, and made ac_____ . , .... .. I rpy-jyln ■ Bay. — Jbe c-rora cuuninaficn |1 ecssury to the business of tlie city, lot*; kdle.1 arvl wouteto! mJ'ZjIu"* UC Jwte’ FU,‘"' I before any butlido or Indian, or -other nu- All nervous dis- i LZ Elastic Truss Co., to tbn amount of #20.000. fX/ty-nik Day.—Th* cross raamlnauou qf ivrero Turner was cooriod*!. Judge Fuilertou wre moresuocorefol than ou anv pcrruxniday in bia inqutaitxiu. H. Involved th. w;to*re THE MARKETS. xr.u •"••*•■'......... r'inov.. ’^'....... row.-HoHrm.wurar-Sn. 3 cutraRo. w M M n fl RlTkH Vl HU I LU i-uinii , AD three of thMs witosMOs had trow employed -Mre. Mary Fmgbam. a »Uow lady, wm b, gw WoodbuD. <mo as a took, another m* found menk-rud in the cellar of her bouae in ' writer, and tUo third •» * clerk ill their office. RAFUTC* [ | , ; IOWA AND NEBRASKA, Burlington i Missouri Parer R. B. Cl. O.vr XriL.'O.V ACHZS <*/jmu a*.f .V«trs*b» Cin m ’nir ! To.rU V- HOME rtHUTTLR NKWHC MA- LARCE DISCOUNTS FOR CASH. tfi:N<KI> SUWINUMJ LAID COMMISSIONER. Iowa R. R. Land Co. BETTER LANDS AT CHEAPER TRICES than am ba faand ahawten wtthta elrU»»U.m. K° Ko IndUnt A»r<w» vtadK prtca u and *4 par acra. Start rtRtit. 0*1! or aatuj I" mittent Fevers, which are co preva-J . lent in tho valleys of mir great rivers throughout the United Et*u*re*p«H’il*v • those pf the Missiarippi, Ohio, M'ssov-r Illinois, Tt-niP’asce. Cumberland.Arkao- -t sas. Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rip Grande, ;• Peart, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah. Rfi- ' anoke, James, and many otbert, their vast tributaries, throughout out' entire country during-tlio Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so during sea­ sons of unusual heat and dryneaj are invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of the. stomach mud liver, and other abdotninal viscera. In tbeir treatment, a purgative, exerting a-pov-— erftd intlironce upon theeo various dvgans, is essentially necesfiary. There is no cathartic for tho purpose equal, to " Diu J. Walkbr’s Vinegar Bittbus, as they will speedily remove the dark­ colored viscki matter with wlrioli thi *»bowels are loaded, at,, the same time stimulating the sccrcfioiii of the liver, and generally restortag. xbo Wealthy functions of the digestive organs. Fortify the body agiuustdisefisfl by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No cpidemiCican take hold of u system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or ImHgestioir, Hood­ ache, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizzinew/gfrnr ’ Eructations of the Stoinidh. Bad Tasto’ ' ■in the .Mouth, Btiiou* Aftucksg I’alpUa-v.. tatlon oftho Heart, Inftn»mirtibn-bft1ie: Lungs, Fain in tan regton of- tlie Jiid*.; noys, and a hundred other painful symp­ toms, art tho offsfirinfcfc- Of Dyspepsia. Ono bottle will proA-o a better guaranty x ofjunioriu Umjq a lengthy, hdirHU*went. ’ Scrofula, br King’s Th'it SwriliupLBIrtjra, Ery*iputa-v SwelledGoitre, Scrofploua ruflaininntio'n*. Indolent Inflannnatiotw, Mercurial AiMrtkfRM Old Sore*, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eye*, etc. t.. •' .. eases, V-’.-.lkhr’s Vimt* Brr.ras hare ’ shown their great curattrn powq>4n U»fnio.5l obstinate and intraetebhreifses. '■•■■• * For Inflammatory and Chronic Hbeilinatism, Gout,' Bilirxk, leiAj- t tent and Intcnnittent Fevers, Discasesol the Blood, Liver. Kidneys and- Bladder, these Bitters have no wiual. Such Disease* are canned by Vitiated-Blood.; . '.'r.T » t .Mechanical DiHGaseB.-P^rjRmsia^ j •’aged in Pointe and Minerals, such a.’ I’luuibcra, Type-setter*. Gukhbeatcrs, and Miners, as they advance iu life, am subject to paralysis of the . Bowels. To guard, • against this. lake a doM of WaLSJ&'S Vtk- -■* eoar Birnhts ocnudanally. .- \ ForSk’in Diseases, Eruptions, Tet­ ter, Salt-Rhcnm, Blotehos. 8pM», iPhuplae ’ I’ll Ktu lot, Boils, Cidbunclc*. Riug^wonoa, •?. Seal d-h sad, Sbrn Eyes. Erysifxdtt. 4lBh,».i Scurf*. Discoloration* of tho Skin, Bunion, aud Diteasea of tho Skin <zf wlmtwer ii*cm< ;•< or T.iurr,. «n> liuMtr Ung Sc dt tagg* « out nf the system tn a short Umony tho um Fiu, Tape,, and pthm- Worms. .. tnrkhig iu th* svstetn *f** untny tMuuadMav. arc ofioctually destroyed and rctuoVed. Nt system of medicine, • tin rerihifuges, no an ..... wiU free Uwsysket^ttym .worm, like these---------For'Female Complajnis, in jpud$ .. or old, married or Mtigle, at the dawn o( *ro . * manhood. or tho turn of life, these Tank ’ Bittap duplay ur deeded an toflpcm* th*Liuiproventenl u soon perceptible. - ■• •’ — i. Cleanse the Vitiated Blend wbe»*.a ever yon find iu inipuritie^burgtiugihrougi the akin in Pimples, or 'Sorwt cleo^sc Jt, when yoq find it obstructed adc ' .... ___________ Che blood pure, and the health of the systen will fellow. IIU Tt bant* UiruUgllOUt ill* cfiliTe thltnildon I WOKAT-ted .................................... uf.Western commerce, with 3,000 fcnua- <<.a»—N»w............................. .... to-Trt name* ou the books of the firm, awl I .. ..................................... ’“**** Aggregating’ss high as $7,000 000 a ] pjM'toiiiii' - •*wrJl “ f«“oo*W« * suppose that it • ........ ¥............ ! may invalidate her taitimony. a—i. r~~_. ... n i r » ------whole Industry to perceptibly affect the uniform Mm. Harsh Low wsa fatally idiot m Lowell. i Flfty^eventh Fifty-cevruth Day. Ztay.— —Three Three witnenee*. witncnacrt, all all I volume and course <ft business. The csMean.. l**t week, by bar l.ualiand. CUartea J. , cxJoroL were swum, and to.tif.rd a* toTilton'a L-.blisbment itself i* one of the mercantile Low. wbotlicu killed himself. Mrs. Low wm rdalimm with Mrs. Woodhull. ItWMahownthat! Curimiltie* und solid attractions of thccily, adteMatlc fa a family in Iz>welL having Mft TUum 1Mid frequent vfeito to the Woodljnlh very great interest tointcHigenl coss. tcrally, a* well m to a special <>*rs her huabend ra New York Mate. He punrnod : ms&ien. an.! OHe <rf the wiuire»«i Uwtitied i 1* g«M! _k >.«_ ■Wnw*-- - "- - - ”- - - - Wood Eave-Trough Tubing, want thf exit of tt»r*e aril in yonr Iterrtwarwo. Atricul Tl«t-.ieai Stere*. If thri 4c > lt.cn. or win not pct them Bcunett's Cocoajke is tin- Ue«l nnd • xapie-t hair drtwitig In the wiiri.L S?v^T<W i Mown , v_n LL ’ tore rtW.ooo; fourtran tenement* at Fall Biver. M'l Ste W»i hatpl PRAIRHE LANDS The Northwestern House-Nait,Co.'s •• FmialiMF* Nisil i» the l»wt hi Uro world. F ytLWAUKU the ^teomcr Rofiy. ewfing Pug*< sound from co^n.c.j rwnwri iu wrax«l.t« about । hxouiotivc. And when it is remembered Wu,*t~kX' V.............................. SratttetoPort Itadtooo. went down with all on of e„.lenoe. Thp that tor twenty years thebtmjelwcowti 3. 7 i:?. beard, in a gale. witiro« n> <uted » *ort of sternly centre of distnbtrttoo ns-re~N«. 3....... :................ -Iterant ftrra Diets', lantern hw’ory and''... . of iron aud hardware •upplles for manu •«»*•• ’.hokumon-a fin varriKxura. Naw York. Irra. 1 * !“k ’• • • C4jici5NATL ; *•“ l“WBP‘“hal1- A DAY GUARANTEED uttaaw Well A«K< r*nd IM.1* Io good tarrtu*,. HUb-.t laaifaao. nlal* Inin Gorarnoraof low*. Atlua. eMtatl »*kn«*. In. bol EfeUe Tn... «un>nM th« I best, i* Pomeroy's. 7H Broadway. N. Y. Get it. I — m ..„ ,, tiro nanrr mitl ■> Pr.*ktln V It PIERCE WELL AUCER uiiua. uervou* and geucrul debility, etc., quick- j y enrod afteijdnig* fail by wearing Volta’< Elec- , t’ro Belts aud lh.n l*. Valuable (took free, by Volta lk.lt Co.. Cincinnsii. Ohio. No.683 Broadway, N.Y. City. , . | Be-»»--.*n. C«U or «M>d fur CUvriar. *ad b* cUnd. riiE pilblie lire hereby swmreii, through------- ------------ ; A /W f" Uie column* of this p**-cr. that Pdrxon*' J‘nr- ] AGENTS WANTED for (be Kew Book, n Lfe jofitr J'i.'i* eputaiu no infciriuua pnnciplc, but SUCCESS in BUSINESS Rk g w® that U.ry mar bo xdraiubitcrcd te children and I *’?*****'“X*’■■•“**** RB tiie meet wHk and nlialt'-red conrtitutiou*. in . Tn««.7a th? oaT^r*ju^taZtl» ~ ' small -Inrc*, with groat certainty of HIICCWJ. : Oanlan. in WhaaUla Ucr«Ju Steck. In hraltn. Thia _____ • te"k ahbow Bualn*^ tian. Fanuvra. W«kroown, (Ilkn Flora Mineral Water.— W«»n-1 ii‘^k^^‘^i.TiiJ''i.n*ti.-I‘,Addh^. Ilcrful dtecov. r. . cun when all cUo I*tl*. {ot~5“,"i,‘j“,<,'r.sch'teiii.i!S*??2iftCJ&! Write for drenlr-r IL II. Paik>. Waukegan. 111. ' "ra«‘7«* 1 The properties of Dr. Waimwi'sBITTKAS are Aperient. Diaphoretic ixxoar Eftabttohe4 1858. airy to intercept tlie expedition* starting forUro I brine purj««m of bulling gold, and that tbny [ ironing liiwineMS, nnd Busby got land. I been afflicted with Salt Kbetnr.in the worst form Black Hiteu' ! h-re raoxotol iu getting control of tiro mar- j Ho (o a preconcerted ironical j mJ —Il is stated tost st the Utac of hfr election , k<L B i« c-tonatod that they have invwted ;oke ftnti hia bosom w.-is tvus rnlflod'by Tcrat-exactly. 1 bought your Goldoh Medical to the British Parliament John Mitchel was a toim $ 11000,000 to *15,000.000 in the effort. lhe i„..v ,<4r i,;„ i. — * frh.rt.1« T-.i.w luu Dbwovery and took two irottlan and a half, and Id. U»i fncuh. D.n« nriurehred c-.Uxen of the United Htalre. Tiro Moirie breneb of tb. B~U>n braking hc *~“-V ^a. u.Urriy carol F " --------------tho “ next hundred guests guenta luul had come, aw, 1 h-reta h.twte I wm «m entirely entire)? covered with erujftious. M»itei torgsete. t*mda«nu>>t>d«*ten. oa!»p«r —Bcatoa is orgauixuig a Iiiack Hilb exIrod>ti«>. | -f Prrahm A titetoon lias mropended. fore <1«® pxt hiuidrctl ,, . , .on face and bo.lv likcwino Tiu~w!w co., tS —l Co brwt U»su blind Mm. Husby J;UuJl jira* waj “fj m{taliheted , prcal f~-t irnuflnfo im wi. in >11 A»gnm». Mwa —You c*u,enJoy tiro luxnry of a tide from (In- : Liabilities. ?250.0(X). | rall ” lugging flat-ironn. xr —• »i.»lw «» j v t, Treasury ofiiclrin thorn j 'laid out oil a sofa, and Husby hud gone | difficulty, an-l that is entirely cured. Slay God Mm m cago to Baltimore In a Pullman palace car, all j —"* ' ' .t Washington ray '' ■pnxe you a long life to remain a blessing to T°" *With Io*“untold bf° 10 rem “ “ ‘ “ «* “ >« to ( IF! <>1^1 ■ IW' for tho insignificant num of tcudnllani in green- ' lira been a steady contraction of the currency to bed druik. Tho ofily vaxiations w mankind. cratitude. trocka. • . i ■ the presents wore, one friend brought n —Hie gold comer iu New York is having a —At a meeting of the J'rerideat'rt Cabinet at • flat-iron holder, and another, JnmxPlnlui b«d h°lder, andtuiothqr, ft«p-I'hil»- ; BuONCnins, on CHRONIC Sore i pjpert.’s.yji! liul <rrcct effect on on th* the national national finance*. llnanrew. TlroluTlie in- j Wariiiugton. tlie other day. there vs* a long I Tlw ‘ ••n ’a«cd pumium gold-------will probablvpreveuL IL Bwitiy h ! Tbboat. -It I* attended with irritation of tiro ---------;--------diaouseion of Fitz John Porter's cane. *„v .--------,---------------o—on— v<---- —. . - dolphin, contributed A cow-be . iraa* for Lir tiro Um* time, tim* tiro th* placing tilare*.* of nt any >»« more* mr.r* ' suspicions RnsnieioiiH wore were incorrect. incorrect - It was no no I broiichial bllH*. JUni;.STI artem. A rare ecunba. Ab»--------Praiideat net forth thp whole history of the j1 «r at leant the lunj;*. lung*. Filin irritation produce* sore ;I • T1IK " —• .... . , * . । into t.ic in Mi imtanon battle, rad all thing* perKiaing to Porter's op*»’• nc* ■* bonds ou f ' 1trick at all, except' of* tunvenuu ’ * ’humau ■; llirraL icmetimc* I BOOK NEW MAPS CHARTS &C tho "foreign UinwL hcarreuerw. hoar*cnen*. coughing, and aotnetimwi of matterto streaked with blood. in I °T»SV*-*TT crallotui and conduct, aud expmwid bimer-lf • markcL nature. Tliu whole proceeding wa* l-mrittinu j ‘AS ~ VIf ;Lit a. ,,. 7 -^' against ;-----• — '------ ------------------*'p,ckin#: hi" natural. The fact was Hurt Trenton had ' .-rule into confirmed Consuniptfcm. Allcti'n CAN £Si The animal’ report . of tlic ■pork-packing deridcdlv rayreo]>cmug of tiro rare. | —... nu * aettic into eondnutel Cotuiumptiou. Allen* j With great unanimity it wm derided not tc>n- I ‘bo Went prepared under the ampues of the 1 ■ ----- > a -----— 1 -------- ..VII*, jj i Lung Bidi-nm will t>e found most valuable a large overstock- of flnt-irous nnd sol I remedy for curing U|i* ■Hscanc. and prevent its • tertain Porter’s requnat. I 'uidiiuati Chamber of Commerce, riiow* tiro ' ' them nt seductively low rntre — almost ninrnag into Coneumption. Fof sale by all I —r* w uie opinion oi uio Altonicy-eu’ticraI gave them awny. Everybody.liatl to do I medicine dealcra. that Prorideut Grrnt Iim uo power to ajipoint I I I something nnd evrryboily inxmted in j• ’ Du. A. Johnson, on« of tli« most unoasncwwior to JudgeDureU. of the U. S. Dt.inct '. Court of New O'rleau*. the vseaucy having ocflat-irons, Iroartise they were dirt cheap. । ciMfut }mu-titionen of hin urue. invented «lia: j V I 14 now called . JiJimon't Atu«l</i>c LMmlni. | York, omtrnrrio.:: The proi-coda of flint iron wedding were I The grcal-aucce*a of thia article hi the core of ] 1 vtmaojucnUx no Judge will be apjrointed for ]ertltl"rJ',ch*r ” Broucliltl* and all dlsssMwof throat and lungti ' two hnndritl and thirteen flat-irous, one I|: will make the name of Johnson not le*« favor- I ’that court until next Dccenilier. _ Uvrrird pork. hmm. [ holder and a cow-bell. Busby and wife j, ably, if lew widely, known than that of Louin [ ' Ik Dr. I. W»tker’x CitfforaU find egar Blttrra tn . rant, xvc.uto. ; preparation, nwulo chiefly from tlite n>’ . tiro herbs found ou tho lower ranee* ofc; tho Sierra Nevada moUDtalna of CaiiEart* nh, the medicinal properties of whteit-are extracted therefrom -ritliofft tlifl ttse of Alcohol. The auction, to,abimwi DO YOUR OWN. PRINTING! daily asked, “WliatJa the cause of tliOL succciw of Vinegar Bct- ■ afiT TVr O V lx T Y unparalleled tehs T ” Our answer Is, that thfiy rcmoyfi JCw PBD7TING PLESS. the cause of disease, and the patient rr- ) cover* lito health. They nro Uio gre-to ■ blood purifier and n life-giving prineiplcf * a perfect Renovator and Jnvlgoratot of the system. Never before in the* history of .th* world tout a median® br,,s ' compounded possewing the remarks! alkie* of Vixkuar Brmrts In baQinr ttfe of every diste^o maul* heir are a gentle Pnrpitlre R* well ** ~® Tofitft. ' T'reick in nd risk in buying n Matron & HanSliu Cabinet Organ. Those inntru700 SUPERB VARIETIES Of I ineuta uro known Ao 1» the lx*g ot their [ cliww in the world. But if the ojrinioit I freqtumtJy | lIVVaM KY.TEA5utTO.RJcte«»!.tat -The eMution of a criminal in Castas r~d. .V tnUov.: n»i U>« sew* or »• of a dealer Im'Mknd be will me wsnumi OI a criminal in i-rv»Urai In protecting th- government to laxUat- n,«jmm«nd mrnie othnr, for tho Runpk N. C. h- I—, m.UI »u.». r. r.u.«. . u." UM rennon that he can got' larger coimnia„r Ika nf ... ......... , . . .. . siuiMi for selling inferior instruniente. * —It in atetod in Wanliinglosi cirelon Hurt Mall. lain* to clean out the white men within Ririk- i Carpenter la quietly arranging id* plans to cut GENBBAI.. ■ —Judge Enaaons. < f the United States Cir­ cuit Court, at Memphis, derides that the Civil lUgbta law b unconstitutional. $40, $50. vw & moo. • ............ aatj dealers.—ana ma; nc properly i-cmc c u«* natad as a perpetual industrial expocttlun Oo*s..'.'. X.'.'.'.’.'.'m of iron, steel, nails, carriage and heavy u*v> ‘ hardware, blacksmiths' outfits, and wagon --------- ------------------------------------- —----------— Pa- on fl»e fifth of Marefi. for . tho mtudri uf -Only right of the Carlirf elueftrimi fol uffonling a display in enormous bulk more .u-,...» । calculated surprise and interest the maker, imthe Kremer fawlh riwmt three year. .go. towed Gen. Csteer, ia going over to to king of , w^on iron tnechauk -tot wu. a horrible crane wm committed! Alfmwr ^dealer than a world's fair. in 1‘rinre George county, Md. The couRpiciioun triumph of Messrs, i George Steck A Co., of New York, at, the Vienna World's Fair in 1878, at j t which tlieir pianos obtained the highest ( I award—the only gold medal—has begun ■ 1 tn yield them substantial fruits. The • iucrvnsed popularity of the Steck instm- 1 rneuta is noticeable not only iu New ! ! York, where their excellnnfie has long ' b&u acknowledged, - but throughout the i country, and more especially in those' SCHOOL MUSIC BOOKS. Affiericaii SM Music Readers' IN 3 BOOKS. MARRIACE CUIDE THE HOUR OF SINCINC, THE SONC MONARCH. JSXKSCKiai � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-04-09.pdf.pdf c07ba492a81bc05e1c339cb6db0bdc7f PDF Text Text Or ^aslirfllr ^rirs +Dyp^rlsma SATES: Progression. No Retrograding, VOL. II .ittanrcjiir fo.'«t.>gk. . hitifl* It is a common remark 'of literary i— <Cn® -------------- -re-.. — . _ immfreij1 "**w™w7 ’ | his widowed mother. The day after his i>roviaione of the hwt Piwtage law calls ' critics tluit flie art of letter-writing, HuU I arrest, he gave an explanation of the dr- I up the whol<’ subject dfpoctage. Among is, of graceful and elegant tetti’r-writing, ! stances against Mm. . j young people but few know how 'high seems to be steadily on the decline. His story was tliis : He hail been : the rates of jujetage in this country used There are, it is time, plenty of peraons spending the cvcning-^-and so much ! to be. In the commencement of our who■ can pen a terse and grammatical tote; abte ‘fo^prove— in a visit to a postal .'system the rates were : On single J ejristle on any subject, but few of the young girl to whom he was betrothed, letters, 30 miles or under, 6 cento ; 80 to present <lay airrcspondencxe'which come liTJlp Ai5«f n<>t »1oim» in- ffoki— On his return, two men walking nnn-iiv GQ miles, 8 cento,; 60 to 100 miles, 10 turned intpjfa Htroet bfcforrt b^n, . cento ; 100 toJ50 mil**, 12j, cento ; 150 oopjpniing to the sauw ditwetien aii hton t'to io 2<XJtailiM, 2«0 tniiM, Ifieanta; 15 eiwita ; 2011 200-to mitaa, to 260 nuIre, self, but some distance in advance. Sud- 117 cento ; 25C 250 *to 300 ~™ luitefl, 20 cents; 117 canto; dcnly, one of tliem diiv’ngtured his arm£3^ lu tv 4^O t»4Jesrf2^/5pnt^$ JfiQjgilca rffiQjyilesaud ^M.Bntesj^/TpntfJ and • ’iijfli R Bwift blow l' over/ <ner, 25 2', cents. <•--ntn. For newspapers, ncwapajM-rs, 1 caul oeut defc. I each, «udi, anywhere iy, fo the State ; 1 cent for for I ...... which, ns it itee^3nded, gleamed f; leeuded, gleamed in in the the cgaslight like the not over 100 ruijen te()M ouo State to blailo yf a- wtxqxiu. The one- fltricki ’ ’ n, s imqthcr ; one cent and a half for dis1 reded,1 ‘ and* If^-IT; iiluji-ing hunt cry.taiioes _________ hoi over 100 miles, and “ brother . ; 'ilia otiww ^liuiceii hastily around, tun! printers" nyfl^hj-. ecpd ,-to «w seeing the prisoner rapidly approochuig. otje/copy lii i xeliiug'- yijtliotd , ~ . - charge, turned the latter 2 turned and and fleil. fled. When When the latter rcodiixl it uhoiild *be. _______ remembered tlud licwBtlm bo«Jy, ljf9|Wi^ cx|fodt, < (H-|lmd -just papers in ' . .davb . ' , were very . small afin thiNtc withdrawn the ‘weapon,- which had been • faira. ’ t And fuiap each trent dr«djn. , niuMUn-'&>£Wlvl- left h| Uro ^HF — wound, and was about frwrun , lljcru. wuro ,-Muly .nbout « hundred brcall % tdl-tlrafourteen Stpb-.H, mid 1 or* call Yhr.help, for Ill'll! when he 111, was wuv apprehend-/jiqatoffirt-fl . ixl ajMdready statoiL \ i . ’ j / * । the heaviest mails (thus*; made up in -jfttil a prisinn-rSi irtaterucnt, lliough all | N”* York and Philadelphia^ were u txiwerfui againat lum, goes but a little light burden for one mail ti,> take on his te»y iir'ugumlpntion. Averilirtof “ wil-i( ali|iuld«^v. ,- fill murder” agtupri, Aulypy, ww re-• I hiring-the’-^ir with Great Britain the foru?di^- the cnHipqr'H jury» ami he whs rati* of postage were considerably ad. 6,.■■ ’ : -SujituagLaay NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1875 fully oommitteif for trial. ( vanctxl, the wchi-dule in 4814-16 being as • W"aH st this stage of the cane 1 was ! foUowH : Single letters, not over 40 miles, retained for the defence. The task 112 cents ; 40 to 90 milre, 15 oi®ta ; W) to BT A HARhureER. , - . . . 'qawued hopetesk enough. On the fired 150 miles, 18*1 <*’nta ; 15d to 300 miles, 25 The incident I am Mbinii to relate oo trial, tlie only facte in evidence would lie cento ;800 toSOtrinilee, 30 cento: over 500 ctirred mnjiy and .many you- ago, in tliopq which told so diunningly ogninst ' milre, 35 cento. Double, triple, eta., thcohl ‘‘(juirliaPJtqr wnichthe prisoner. His own statement, which I were charged corresponding rates, and mcn), and -when “hells" (gmniug- the coroner had «l|mrodito'b<> received, i flJ0 number of alipets, not the weight, dchouseft) flourished nt the Went Ends wouliTthiTi- be;- entirely excluded. Btrt ! termined the podage. Many people will George Marley, having none but fash­ one result could reasonably be antici- remember dbqmtca about such questions ionable viccft^waa not wlmt the world j>ated. ~ ' m*. if you write a letter on aob sheet and calls vie-, us. He drank without bail 2 Tkff'jwwc’ widow.n«rer doubted iu.-r tear the leav6e,apart, u, it a tangle, ar a baing r• —■oi, gnnitihtdlrfihont - a Maokh’8*' son's innocence, "lie won always so ' double letter I ►At the same time newsand if not a saint, was no profl^jnte. He Imd reoMptiy co»nf into bi aaridiorao. for­ giHxl and goutle," shn s-iiil. Still less paper postage was advanced to 1* cents would it have been poqeiUile to create a for less than 100 miles and within the tune,and was upending his first bcbsou. and a good deal of money, in London. suspicion in the mind of her who loved ] State, and 21 cents -over 100 miles ami him with’ all the blind devotion of a out of thb State. Among others whose acquaintance h<> .yui^ngond tnisting souk • . 1 Not long after the war cIomnI, nows•‘Wrt I »■ “ <V 1 “ I Antur htf tanot guilty,” slie would । paper postage was reduced to 1 and 1J y'daiF nta senior, ufuned Anuiine Giraud. again* and again reiterate. “When he amta. Subsequent changes brought letbetween whom and himself a similarity left mo ilmt night with words so tender i ter jmstage down, and about twenty ,,f Wb|l"9i»*<WMtriWi-si>edW intittbev * ~ " T»” ’ ” ' *" "y“'v toiipraAnp' ■ । . | and loving, there could have been np years ago we got on so far in the direc­ ' . j murder in his heart.” | ti«i of.common wtiso mbo charge letters witiMj^ ^v an t ’ IF*«" imixreul.le to wifom a faith so Mid r.xlucc postage to 3 canto j ; i > 1 ‘ to light lieor any comparison with the study the art of letter-writing is jccrtainly NO. 28. Noticing Uw fast -that Mr. Edward ‘ jrZCZTZG.fV AKXES. To dmaix a farm—Mortgage it. ! ‘ ‘ KtUrrpriar' King ha. dedicated Hi. “ Great South I Horse marines shonld have . At Id*. Meuro* cqajity,' ike machinery tor Ums book to Mrs. Boswell-Smitli, n wall- horsefl. ' new ikjuring mlll of Martin A C iUhouNm has known writer says: "Until recently! 7 mcroax y«i‘.w. Yowntteamiii. | arrived, arid i*‘ betagphCMl tatbe mill. Mr. Boswell-Smith’s uame was Roswell You mighty »tir u>un<l««tai»d; C. Smith. The tetter “O’’ is dropped Uutwt»rey<m»^YotenDW<rred and the. given name added to the famfly ¥«m *•«» mi»bty atm, too, uD.trr»ma<t. iwHjte’c name. This custom is quite common iu ^ sew editor on an exclumgc, ui ’hudbeeni E utojm', especially W “ military oom[«my pons hia office . Iliinw in tnc OUHff run Vila4t Etirona. MOMwaallv in in France Fnuinu and and Spain, Snain. i: u and is gradually being adopted in this ! ot‘,or was constrained to remark i pxriur can*! or sleeping: ears flic tbo country. The name of'Smith is rather 1 *’•“* *K“~ * *— *—*-• •——-1 w*_ >• rfaaonablo on the decline. Doubtima most persons of middla age -have luul ojqiortmuiim of • noting (he same fttet within the range of their peiwwud experiyiioe. Not that there are fower iutters written now tluui too common to be distinctive, iinliws a «n.tA woo seeing, n- door nearly off itss I any MupMrr from ttaoWigaliBnto man happens to be a Sydney Smith or a Gerrit Smith. A few-days ago we mw hinges (io which condition if had been Uuro mala. per; laii*. TJm». »tril.o« .filow at mi the side of a pie-cart in Naw Y’ork the for BonM» time), olwservcd that wiien X, ,thaltal|man.uniwpdyf.irhif|> taw pjpclyxl tho name of Squire 0. Smith. And we liave had fallen and killed some one it would people uomeraifully.'cbarKiag fi tut, IJirc or fiHir lioara' occnjiaacy of p'ue of 'ita roate or formerly ; on the contrary, ■na iremytxxiy known a man to bo named Doctor Smith, probaby be'hung.’ ■nu also awio Washington oiuiumgum Smith. nmiui. Thu uni wonan having 'died dual in-poor ill-poor atecte bcl^!'- ’Hm* O»*nd Rap'Ja, an.l ludi»m railwell- jJ A n attorney baring knows, tiuiYf arc vastly more. Hut and tatoXbwritor. Xfxw XT1. Eli-tob 00- 1 ta...!.. rito^torf bi.lriri^.b.te nnwn writnv w1m.I1. CkntrM. >1. mm.. I.* — Xm.....I.. 1 -- adri. . . busjiK KH let teni arp tern full and exact, jr and ivx'ial tetters, if more frequent, ore Smith, the name her liualwul, : Ko' X.U luul 16ft tint few effweta.,1 ..Th,, “ That B is . *1—to S...I added a_ ...„_ of L... .1 .U. b*^ Uw'r.ntoJ Iu. much ^shorter, hw elaborate, Ires care­ Smitli, to her maiden name, Oakre, 1 not much to be Wondered at," said an ?t.6i>. Tbn impreyomunt will itaubtlnra noon ! I* ndO]**! by other railroad* in the State-, and fully written, aud, as anile, liavti less which made a/>6y and very pretty name,1! othei;, •* for he liad but tew can*-a/’ ’ . , w . . ' , . , we hear that tlio Mietagaa Central Will> ilopt Oakesmith. This name her sons — adopt-( ,' ak n„ ■-, ■ .. litoto, toril tou Utoto xrito. ----------------- ‘------------r------------A Hri. <bq atteniptal to Itok to. , „ .n„ —tor JtoMv.njbo.lj Mo. l».n<tou<. to «itlton«». ' Xup^y-Mtoto-boto Fulton now^Ujn, wo too,-, writ™ toml lot ! .tool u,o nunp ol Owon. to Loon. Mnn v ' to go, ton.olu.glu, to or tmto PWW, Ml ..I ‘to. luiglit W w-ntioto whom to . u„w. lwu».n.o«lutf injntol.v to- ' to»l now. to pwwto.oonMto®, ilo . hyphen to lx»n to u wto. . b to whole arranged, with an much regard to j case of Dr. Bruwii-Scquard, the BaronCsv I „______ , _______ __ AI hmt .Svgrutary . of iho Michigan 8Uge Inswranre ■J >OC«amj» J Ktutoidi Mays, finikh us fiillneas of information. Yet! Buritett-Couita, Abd-el-Kadcr, the Ihre. taNjus Uia»i tu. Adrian, a f^w d»yn,auice. Leg Lvitara,” that “rrept ; agml VJ. In youth, be. wan atiacbod to the this was the sort of letters our fatiieni t Baring-Gould, Barthi-lcniy-Saint-Hilaire, many juuxl to write. Luder the Irigh rates' of j Bismarek-Schoeillinusen, and t ' _. '‘”7*™ for /olks "Iw* can have it for ^ortl»w<* Fur Ccrapwyr; andap«i| wjaniof u>v i». ready money ; but to M obliged t».»rim in ' inwiuAe hf/i nmuug Um MU'ldgiu) hidbum. Ho ».»nu n. whtat. postage which prevailed forty ... or nnfifty others. ‘What’s in a munni* may Ik I debt for it, is enough tn break the lieart lu“l ■* Adrian’tlilrty yMta. .■ ytMraago the writing of a letter was asked. At lixist every man should Ik* jofouangsd. . j:1 quite an event—and by ttu» way, money allowed to please himself, and spell his IOX “* Rn3«l- was money in those days, and a man or woman did not spend a ludf-diiue without looking at it twice, if not oftencr. And when th<> jxjstage on a single letter was 23 or 80 cents, the writer felt the nwd of getting his money's worth oat of' tbp affair. If wrtiing a Inunntw letter, he would lie pretty mire to make it full, comprchetisive and exact; if a socud letter, he would .naturally feel inclined to got in os much ns {XMHilde, and'in as good ttluijMj uh jXMsiblo. Cheap postage Ims done wonders in the way of. multiplying tlio inunbcr of letters, bringing the jieo- I “Sra," - laud the BStoniahwl landlady • -; j to n traveler who had sent -his ettp fori waril for Hie seventh time, “you must j be very fond of cnff6et” “ Yin, mmlnm, in u paper on mcteorologiad ‘ 1 om>" ho replied, “or I should never own names as helikm.” ‘ . ... ______ C ,i rnunicTiox rkRiriKU. The pnxliction of ‘Prof. Tice, of St Lotus, cyclre, jiuSluiMid’. in’ the terly j«irt of Febnuuy, to the effect'that our earth and the atmosphere were alsmt to lie inflnencod by the then approaching cxpiinox of Venus, which, would occur on or ; ntamt the 5th of March, and tliat during , the perturbation wo should have •' heavy mins, fierce gales, poambly tornadoes, I and prwlxdily eartlupiakcs, esjaxually iu pie close together, and diffusing intelli- ; enrtliquake countries,’’ has been siugugencc ; but it can hardly be doubted that I larly verified by the actual facto. Two it luifl also contributed in soma degree to j shocks of on <-artiiquokc have been fclt the decadence of the art of letter-writing. I in Tennesree, one in California and a I dreadful one in Mf-iico; tonunloce of I the moot destructive character have swept । imT.i ,lrank <uuuK *o luumi wwT lugvmiuui'. j much water to get a little.” - - —" — -­ Cliarlm, Ou» -bachelor uncle Well, what do you want now I" Charlie— '•Oh, I waut to lx; rich.” Unde— "Rich! Why sof” Clisrlin—"B<cause I want to lie petted, nud iwi tays you ore an old fool, aud must be petted because you are rich. But it's a great > 8i'cret, and I mustn't tell 1" * ] wr ■ How «w««r u.« perfect toortoxlmg [ between man and wife. He wm to smoke , cigars wbeu he wanted them, but lie was i to ।give her ten cents ewiry time ho induigdi in one. He kept his word and . every timu she got fifty cents nhend h«*’d ' Monroe lately br^tkc'itatfling' ilisroverY that thex™'* of'thn isle H. Sohafct. vluxUel oouio lw<» niuiifiin ago, hod lreq robhoL- tkone' of tha friiv^dn of Urn doccaiw'l viaited ’the censotrry on Sunday, and found near tlio gfaro a portion of the grsvr-clothes tn Wlrieh, th#; body had Imeu tciriod. ..\noiMtanrc was oMkhibd. and Use colIin.examined -tut found to l>o emp­ ty. Ap;>earaua«« would Mem to iu«ti<-atc that t!:o outrage lutl been committed *om* time ago. There k**.rnmor>< tbat other graven hafre Iscen deoerratad in like mapucr. . . Tur JklriLnxliiite of Newaygo ennui very near Itatafe taeft-’ church cue ’evening irat week. Wliilo' lighting up for a school. Uio j, U1„ i^. „ ,:u,uat the flames shot up to tho cfiilnK. ami tors short ume it seemed m though the house mtut go. There wan but one man in the house, b"‘ he to n^ng in alarax and Uw ,lr‘ "** ‘■x‘in«ulsl1*1- A Ixindon gentlewoman, after burying over different porta of the country; gales borrow it and bny cigars. ’ ' ’ Cot. Geo. C. Horsna baa called the auuua iiii/loth tri nliice h’x fenriw'? 7^ • »°l ■ puroaiwl Bte*lfaat>itlKn»,fealiug ita ire- ;if propp'd, or 5 cunta.if not prepaid, for six husbands, found n gentleman liordy and shipwrecks ore rejsorted from all «U- tin y li.qipx. j rs-nmonof IhaFiistM»5ri|pui Infautiyfor Uio . ., . - . & n ** [fluence. The young num's statement, if ^*e «>untiy except’California and enough to make her u wife once more. rectiona, and there has hnrdly been -a dny " Did you ever see tint piptijfv grand- i 14th day trf April, at Qrend liapuls, th« mum ncrn s i isposa]I. When tins theater and , lnw ix.rfectly rect)Uciipj ctciy f,xcl t>vgeu, to.afid from .wfiioh States it was For several months their hapjiinetw was during the month of March thnt u Know mai” oskitxl u young tady, os they took to| ,1b-v w‘ wbicJj Uio Sum Avwcialion of ,8ql<)icn’ ojicragrcw mi}, as ey at st, . hm iuuoceuce ; aud, after all, leas weigill Wccfits. At the name time newspa|>cr mutual, a circumstance which seemed to or niin stonn has not prevailed in tome view of the family portrait 'g>dhrv. • tbeir re-umou. A M»nd unw au< masked balta add oluftnpagne mil*- , <j,w .to confusion .and fail- I P<wtag‘’ for regular anlMtcribera waa fixed pay no great compliment to tho former locality on the continent. The extnor•■ to il I WUj, il-,.pwrtto of mwwir “J • • pers began , to ;««u . tfiuir rest, freph ex-J u ic.|hc Hn.-unwtiui.-js tluui ■ nt <*'»<* «■ quarter (three months) wj puAni-rs of her bed, who, ahft mud, dis­ dinary character of these phenomena is l t ,'■ A MO««K-wuirMX» affair w creatiug cpiwidwb.n I ww.lt “I Uux.ght y.m luul „,u, • citi-mori w» .ought Mid .found nt the ] geucad!y ’ i weeklies for 00 mfliw or muter ; 00 to gusted her with their sottishuess and in­ indisputable. The question in, are they forgnttan-.it, or you wonldiPt always be" fanner partner or P. Kelly .t Co., heart u;; of ^"SXved nanustentiv «nuMt hi, T**’ of I.300 miU"' 10 j -300 “ W raU<*’ fidelity. In the view of knowing the the m qlu itcen of a Hjaxdol ph^sicad mun, us gixls about mtxk-sty in • the absence of Kelly, went t > KeUyM planing ' ‘ ’ j ’ the ataence of' Kelly, wont to KeliyM pliiiing real diameter of his amorous mate, tiie oo,^, Kd,,. <w. -tod . >«. gentleman began frequently to alioent foretold » ta- „ «l™oe of thro oorar. , himself, to return at late hours, and renre, and with such clear, particularity, ’. **•“« to the null, airikimj Dtwey • aevore blow on no he couirnasj mntmdwi it It is is a ft budjoci aubjoct 1..,.^., worthy ,' P . . in — Ui»- — fare, .and betaboraig when he did return to apjM-nr as if intox- ; us — .. lum smi Wrn-t«ck icatisl. At first reproaches, afterward 'hf .-tj-u- nireKtigafom by wsontists A Totmo man employed iu a concert uul> tho whip. Tho mill was to li memuea, were the <xtnac<pi«uore ortliis — --------------- - — ! saloon, while engaged m cutting chorea KaUy w«s*i-cl.»a«o on bwina-K Oii. WiTHDuiroy. of thole! regiment Mirliia HI(fort. Till' gentteuyp jM-roiMtad, j»'ul i -‘ i.irK-i.oxG itKCF.ITinx. for hinch, happened to cut some of the seemed every day to ,bcconic. addicted to ■ A curious care of assumption of sex । slices too thick and others too thin. gau State troi.jm. iiaa made lac followjug m»t>cummL>M<nM-<l staff appomtnajuta: 8«xeautliigh. Marley was Attain'd with wine, ! and efapnteaa. I cross-examined his liojtle; one evening, when she inmg.-jwwi discovered in Faris. A pen- This was noticed by the proprietor, a .Tcrgi. i». x„ o\ ». Major, Scrgt. W. E, Wixcfly. of Company J. . wltifo the expression of his oumpaniou’.s i v, r.v briefly, and he htul just quitted liahed. The next change of importance incd him dead <lruuk,\shc imderscwed n j aioubiL idBcer named .-St>ukaiM*ti, now | Dutchman, who, opproaclung the young i Color Ser^cact. Hub. Kiaiili. Company was the alisobite requirement of payuient fkee I*token cd a still deeper excitement. tlwt e^tetaWHhoii tfhen, a» ;if tfomifixixl leaden weight from od4 of the steaves <tf ItitauijMdghty ycaM-uM; foil Ul nnd luul । reprimaudud him in the following a. Dcto-il, Cktar Itiarer. Patrick faioelnm. in mlvanca on letter... The uniform rate With n nervously trembling hand, the ; l’J’ »wme instantanetRM shock, ho stood . Iher um* gown, mtwn n ».i having .n..u^i and, melted u it, .i.„ she to Is) take! i to the Necker Hospital. Then j manner: "By damn, hafen't you got Company C, Detroit. was 3 oenta, latter deposits! on the tabteuswm larger ! ^,0 vcrT unperwuatioji of terror. His-! v .... _ except , for the Pacific Statin. Hum 3 hLxl ri^ej. U »»>>[!**' HU^Uy «h«.l on rtd. Hi...yr. <,,,k,.£}KLa'u^bX,.A“l .“°<H approached her husband, who pretended the doctor in charge discovered that the more *ycsight ai datf On*, is failing still to bo sound rndeep, inorder to put it promptly,covered by Ilia adversary. • । were nvetod on a figure advancing •' oenttt per cpiorler fur weehlu-a, 13 ccuto into his car through a pipe- convinced of “ Tms timeTIiave won 1" criedGiiynd, ^'toward, him. xeth alow and mauu:. .! TTur uenii-weeklioN, 19f ceiAs for tri-woek- her wickrxhit<tm the geullenmu ntarted up, i throwing down his curite. 1 tread. It wa» the. exact image of th< I lies, and 30 eents'for dailies, payable in when, having procured assistance, he sc"Not so fast!" exclaimed the-other;' murdered man!— ULs face all pale and advance. Transient papers .1 cent, if cured her till the morning, and conduct- I “jrour hand is almo»t invincible, but thi* Rhastiy n, when he toy in his cbffin. a pipd in advancy, qr/2 c<snta on ddiyer-. rd her before n magistrate, wlio sent her totals jt".t' • ..u.i;’ 11 ’ That puch a visitor was not of this world Soon after this the extra price to the Pa to prison. TH> bodies of her six Inis- i .Jtxry»»fi[ue; die Fy.-nrhnuin hod loot ’**'* thv-i^mmou. ft cling qien .of thowe txuids were dug up, and, as marks of ' ritin States war. dropped, iind mime fnr' ibdn.' ** * ‘ _ who hud never mi:-u Marley, and who tin-r modifications were made in the violence were discernable upon each of Ju-pw.uot -whi»w was-tiHb ggboaijy form them, the pnxif of her guilt appeared so charged on printed matter. fWAd Wtgh, “it to fifco fo go. uqw ;” ’ ahus uiyhteriously termled.' strong ujxm her truu, .tipst die wna conand taking his friend's arm, the two luft > "Merciful God!" aljriekcd, rattier ' ------ - . --------, -damned and executed. To this eircmitbejdxmtagi^ber. * than articulated the • fiightenriil wretch i -Two • weeks Itbfarc his death John stand* we are Indebted for that useful, 'Tt wns jms? midnight, mad the- atna-ta who hail jusit nUxipixl his soul iu pcr-.j Mitehul wrote a,, tetter to the,New: York regulation, by which no corpse can lie were almost fiiirted, when a -drowsy j’uy itg-AUnit another’s life; " but tui-iJ/rrq/d. ,’JQfiJ. iuteruHtiug. jairt of it te.. interred without a |egai ipspeciicnj • watehmab,pactag hhtMrttrftolnhA'fo^ud, ! Chain my seufles . from this hnrribl<-'?-'tlb*friHikari’>wal that?iiewriter luul never ♦U>,1 ^‘4 «pF‘'»{ came mnuM'Uiy on a arene that starthed ’d . i yrtaght^-at^oonttem- • luul the thought of potting in nn appearhim inlo life, aud. <»used liim tc aigiini nation fidlupm fidlujata «te. iue.'’x- ‘ n A ’ jwoein tlwi Hou® «f Uomirnnm. Hto officer itclunged to tlic.ffinale aell ' Her I *nd de odor is u little more uccret being tlius discovered, the brave ~ rruASt!f»7 plianed nt the age of fourteen, her grand­ father, a noted U<kiend, by some unex­ plained whim, forced her to enlist in one of the .regiments «f -bis division. She advanced rapidly in tlic auujmigu* of Germany and SjKiin, and wns wounded twice, and reverely, at thejiattle of Waterioo. She then was admitted in the hospitals aa an offiiihr of the aecond clnm In 1830 abs took swryice Mgajn.orsl.Went to Algeria; in 1836 alg: obtained French naturalization and ti pension. Thin woRUU| |tM a glorintts clmnuicr to boast of, having reocintl Ithkers of <coHgratulation world, by no'nH-aiia .imaH, wteiiv pnnuin<mt pi.-cnliarity is whining. They whine up,® “A1 Ixyuuiac they are poor, or, if rich, her cause they have no health to enjoy their, riches; they whtoe bemuse it is tix. «mny; they whine lMxran.se they Iwve Inck," an<l others’ prosperity exceecbi' fRW rwd4r k, u,. Minwtar r» - 'a, a«mi\ the Wind, aufl thn uu«n»; u»i n axT’rawlXo rt theira; they whine l«ause t-me friemh hav<- died and they on- utill hvtogfthev T* t*uu* »« u»^«Urwu« •< । Hucipc U«> uj»j» irua i.rx dijc (roju ludhidual whino becan® they hiyonchm«nd.pAiun, 1 aru.? intborii'■w ’r^»i,^'nn er^i »<:< <1 In mtattu; rattttng km fSMcd. ti «atborue> thf v wliflie; And they wfiiiu- no one am ll*Ml -hr. -- --------------- Uk., ... “. -XT. word to thfw? whining persons. First, ' oUWovtaitm.-. 'Vh- Lm* tn Ml */r. «xm«tti. ro.t Mr. Homee Wilkiunm, oi Scvi-noaks, on her valoroua deeds from various stop whining—it is of no use complain- t-*aAMu«>'l«<l. ->>ui *<■ Huure rtftvrd to wwnr in r'.vp huuju>k *• » vyiMpmui-- r - * - . . . .. . Uw ai-Uoa <>< tb-- CTSnudjlco. Then, sinking on his knew, in dir.- pi«n waafo TipiM-rnry pnu^iMllyilis- ; Kent, England, claims to Ik- tjhe owner ‘ French Gvnomte. | ing, fretting, fault-finding and whining. for naxiatHucr, which Jiappily proved io Ufj the •UuJl of; Oliver Grom well.- 57»c Wr-tisninAY,/ ifiorti Sl.- J^nWr—Ttw fk.v Why, yon are the most deluded setuf.L jointed ojul brok^n.ajn^q^.ig. poured 1 fnuichtoxl by the seating of u minority'Proftctor died on the 3d of Diwml»cr,’ ervutnres that ever lived ! Do you nqt | UuUib npr*uut wn-wpuf- Um pun­ A man was stooping over the prortrate forth a confivvdun that fully justified the I ‘wndidat-; then to repeat the same proWhenever Burke found himself indis1658, in liis GOth year, and waa buriixl know tliat it is a well-settled prindplo o[ : belicf 1 had for some time entertained; *** >uiutlwr ouutity: third, poaed hr. ordered -a kettle of water to that he, Ginuul, and not my client, was ■ w’^ ’*’'•0/ Theobjwtto’tftglol’hdw'thi' with grenkpontp in Henry VH.’s chapel phyidology and common sense thnt tlirec bekept boiling, of which he drank Hy* inJ flight‘^nqf tta, real culprit. . Iriali people how to shake off the qp- in Werittninster Abbey on the 23d of Nohabits are more exhausting to iy*rvouH ■ ‘hr n-*r.wM« large tputntiticx, soin.cUine« us much as . was already A Anan-iw.^lr. .Irn't U,n.w..2 Uo l,rW““ «? “ IWM.M |~liM»™twy vembi-r, after lying iu Mtateut the Homervitality than idmoat any other violation of the mmuooned help on 2_the four or cyan five quarts in u- morning, for ■ Hn*l *'ly>isrnn»*nt “We toe rtim.l up U.e "JI WWfr " « ekparie ot-MlWa. phyHiologiml law' And do you not ml 4M Jnfilin «m.MmOMd. |«|w will. » am «l - Kl..« «wri«," . —i — .... T^e coffin which wntained the body laid without any mixture or iufivnim, and as In U* tend Iw bdd • toxdy, dMg-t. glywi « ral .hrll...r I k.TO boeoUll. “W. «"« toulx.aniMb.arM Htontor to in "w ,l“‘ lu,‘rl' “ I 813BSfttSWKS5S'5iSSlri.’t btA ’ it jirivwteJj' depoflitexl in yfcstuiitaiter ' m.1'4 Iu. frHl., Uic inuiinul.. l.KlyoI w.i<xL*' 4IU ’."’.V ?.. ! IMndying aan. —all kh. to pour tout . pint 4 . tto into . . m*k'' ,U Yo“ u“k'' U»vMi>.>lMlw».a«MadiWt. ’ llad.Mrad,. wmnga^n »l.. H ?*“* M *»***.»«-» Abbey before, And it was on!V to his efli- ' Itou. to to drink it xilb a toon mil ““•‘•‘■V. I""1-*" 11 “-i.. gj* these costly honors were paid. It is ■«Jytoi,..toMt™<».to-.-»-l»Mf1«.l~. eiamsxl Ire Mr. Wjlkinson tliat after the ' SttuullS-ri^.-'’ WtoU«r,|p.-id, "iuuluw-v- ,n“" “» “ ™«dd.r.ta»>d-toto.,.toil to-xnM a-dptop — *" a<l«.r., Uw ~-H-poaram.i. Q-W, bum,I, Hi. ...... P™'' rqm-ly l-ayk to. Hfa ayw.im^,, „„ H„ M Ou, w.^d. nla A, »iUn Itastorntion Cremwefi’s ImkIv was ex’-' was the Hmwt stimutaat and IwM rrntor- <* P,lrcr 8UU’ ,"toP, whining J •».. <►.«. «**—- Q“‘ *«’«“ "Ul I'armuwMto • H«hf ative in tb« world. He certainly thought f yi™1 **y <1... T^uay Tsuam^x, April l.rr.Sxl i. -itpyotatUMnu .u. —.A.. ;» to.- .. . - u? . J bunixi IxHieath the gallows, but tlicaaidl _ _____ ' - -------------- —„ _ ------remaiBed on the top of WuslmiuBter it a sovereign cure for every complaint, , *7" * “ Paauau a l>oiroH»uT.—Hugh Henry, j a. Trnnyi rvm:ni»r>c -. iHall, and, haring been lanbslmwl, defied and not only took it himself, but prescribed it, with the confidence of a Sen- a former President of the Vermont Vid- I '!$ Jhe atmosphere , for twenty-flvc. years, aato aton-bona. to Jo.^1 np. ■ —towa. u., a Uw toto n«n»Zt I • when it .was blown one day aud picked 1l grade, fo evtey* patient Hurt came in hifl ' ley railroad, white atu-ruling a soHsioft of KJllTtSH StATiniCX. _ : the Logtataturi-, remark»xl h> a fru-nd j Tin- total receipts of British revenne up by the sentry. It wua th«D,pur. that he “ won a little diwf, but could see rorautwy inaautinM. X.X. taui.i.n.7 from April 1, 1874. to March 6, 1875, . ■chased tiy Mr. tfox for a museum, .who, w*m identified an that of Georgy Marley. -t^l.lV), »t>:i bold for £250. Tlteiqw«r-hmii tiiat pro- ! ‘ There are few persons in this country, 1 as well HS ever.” He afterward went to oorreiqxmding period of last ytar. Th-. trudfm through the skull is cwyred with and -till frvrer fa the Old World, who the hotel for dinner, stuck hia fork into ■ nrwhUtoMl IVwteffitM* rweipta oo the fifo fo»t. wwr^ * ~ hardy-dry < bav- anything like an adequate mmeqp- , a doughnut, and commenced to peel it, , « <■< common, and that thhy had “rt rr*lh P™v‘ri that 'the groat' bronJTT.’ supposiug it to be a potato. Meade, the ; „ •aMU-par^rf going W»ri«ht . . ’ „ “■ leather. tion of t|w ipuneuaB cAteuiiqt the “ Ing titnafo—45,800,000Tb« expenditure The Brattlelxmi k ulptor, being a witmxw of i It it> a fact not gmimodly known to atu- drink," as they any out WcmL the " optiiwl flhtaaMi," retired, and j»ro- j «t Um - - 1 ”P io the *h Inst waa £68,054,976, l>»bfi of England, Scotland and Switzer ___ ducod a lifedlfa1 sketch of Mr. Henry! * ' ixilwnnan were tinve Ax Indianapolis HtrerLcor driver got a again* £79,100,614 la* war. ntid the dentfl of., tin? history of .MassachureUs M the crime W ben drunken man on his car and kept hie Imlancr in the Houk of England oa tiiat that ss recently m 1?W • woxmin ^yas will. tbu. kvbubm. 11 M tout a«l •M«ail»»<*«p«ai|sll»dougI1»^t| ClwrUatown, in «... vnui £4 (539 333 wswkly re­ burned at tli<* stake mto lung to.SOO mH~, to 1.700 *“! «« MtoMg ta­ that Cutnmdnwedtii, “on the northerly , turn of Ixindon or metropohtau p*u. miles iu r. renmfftreum, or about half the «nP»»”: . side of the Cambridge road, al. nxi a distance from ,'trip, turd giving a drink of fire water lark to Liverpool. ” 1 ““ a,hty" clmf« bal ** “ so; tncvberent M to bo wholly utnitel- ! tu..i i.wi ,.,t(d *„!«-/ < J; U0M., Nntod anddbe ^tod H, aak, toZS. ^ qjn-nmuw to „ Iu. [mn. „„. dlto, to Un. u<«»utak il«. to i! » *r to » T”7 rfxni, tiuU .pj*„,d „ pn.L.nJto *U1-T ' every fourth round, He made *1.30 qi him, which- he put “down.” The The lake ja 900 f*4 4-^ and is ntoated *«““•’*:____ ;________ about 700 feet above tile level of the AtCapt John-CthlDian, and was burned for ; &iitic oman. ' Itoontains a Mingle island nmte, tert «be driver ratwuled him ■ the ymm 1874. 1873, Mid 1872, tbres fig­ poisoning her manter. almmt aa targe as Smttaod, and wwaral ' iu. « «bow a dflfwm Of 9,888, 21.W7. ; m large &a the State df Dataware. "Big ; and 22.B7M iMpectiwiy. । think,” indeed. T Binn Kura’s aewJta ar <068,000; liis lialdHtim at ing a balanm of bmide « , life inaurinxi and $75,000 settled i (wife. ThriftWilhara! �NEW PLANING MILL’ —Be sure and attend the Concert Ike JUjhrille glnrs. this evening. Since tbe publics lion of Bessie. EDITOR. Turner* evidsnee, Theodore Tilton . MEAT M ARKET I A. IK. OLDS, Prop'r. manufacturer*. APRIL V. 167S FRIDAY, A write* in a.Caiifurnin newspaper say*: About hull » «dc over a mountain from Bartlett Springs there is what is called the G«s Spnng. Thia i* prubaWy lhe greatest curios ' ity uf the mountains. The water r» icc-oold. but bubbling and foaming a* if it boiletl, and the greatest won­ der is the inevitable destruction of hfe producwl by inhaling lhe gas. No live thing is to be found within a circuit of one hundred yard* of the siuiug. The very birds, if they hap­ pen to fly over.il. drop dead. We rx|»erifueuled with a lizard on its desiruclive proprieties by Irolding il a tew feet above lhe water; it stretched aieurl iu two minutes. It will kill a human being in twenty minutes. We stood over it about five minutes, when a dull, heavy, aching sen­ sation crept over us, nod our eyes be­ gan to swim. The gas which escapes here i» the rankest kind of curbopic, hence its sure destruction ol life ; albj of queuching flames instantane­ ously. Tnx Extravagancb or times.—Thurlow-Weed says tbk “there are 10,000 New York Jaibes whose costumes, when in'iull dress, cost at least $1,000 each.' Fifteen years ago tba same number of fashionable In­ dies would have appeared adorned quite as etlractively it an average expense of $250. Ten tliousand children, under ten years of age, are elaborately and fantastically arrayed at an expense of from $100 to $150 each, while the children of wealthy citizens fifteen years ago were eimbut appropriately attired at an ex­ pense ol $20 or $25. ROE & CLEVER, An Oregon offers fifteen oenls alumJicl fur manuscript poems—if they are on good paper aud written on one aide of the sheet, ’ "There! that explains where my dothea-line went to! .exclaimed an Iowa woman as she found' her hus­ band hanging in the stable. I would inrile FJfcESH MEATS, .ntL.', wktak will I. ta« tar Mak The Beecher trial is the sepulchre of woman's suffrage; but it’s n bang uhrllta. Milk. up sepulchre, done by first-class artuts, and is going to cost almost as much as the tomb of Napoleon. "We measured the riotous baby against the cottage waff’ is the begin­ ning of a poem in a Milwaukee pa­ per. This is certainly an improve­ ment ou the old plan of sitting down on the refractory squaller. A BIG THING • ^laning, Hatching, Bo-sawing, &c., of mortgage*, on page 118, and, whereas. Mid Joshua W. Glenn did, on UieJ«th day of June, Al D. 1874. duly and legally aarign •aid mortgage nml deliver laid note to Grif­ fith i Kerr, of Naahville, Michigan, wbiob Mid a**ignmaat wa* duly recorded in the office at the Register of Deed* in Barry Of every description, kept ooutaolly on county. Niohigan.on th* 12lh(d»y of March, Dressed Flooring Siding, Moaldiogs, Ac., Experienced Workmen Employed. Now, therefore, by tho amifneo of said »f the power in raid Indiana Senator : “His ehagrinued look-when he cltHcber lhat pointed beard to milk his brain, and they won't ‘give down,' has a most depress­ ing look to all beholders." For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. Lath and Shingles, a . “Yea, sir/’ yelled a preacher in a A. W. OLDS. 48 A.corespondent at Keokuk Junc­ tion, HL mentions • "wind grist mill’ which has been in successfol opera* bon for.seventeen months- It has three run of burrs, and a wind wheel seventy feel in diameter, at a cost of $10,000, including complete furnish­ ings for flour. ATTENTION, ALL! The description of the *cribed in laid mortgage till*, lUrry county, Michigan, accorling U> the plat and curvey thereof. Dated Katbville, March 18th. 1875. GRIFFITH A KKRR. Anigne** of Mid Mortgagee. CuMin Smith. Attorney for A«*ign«e*. 25 The salary of $40,000. per annum l«aid to President Jewett of the Erie Rai Iway is the largest paid to ny railroad official in the United States, and it » believed larger than any paid to any railroad officer tn tho world; ‘There's pay the Highest Market Price for POTATOES. CORN, OATS, Clover Seed. &c., Bargains ? SALT. and stealing, and general devbtay to than all the rest of the American •nuntry.” and then the congregation got up and dumped the preacher out of the window. A Swiss boatman ON SUBSCBIPTION recently pulled . a would-be suicide out of Lake Gen­ eva. interfere this time. The magistrate B immoned him to answer why he did not prevent tbe suicide, and be STUCCO, obligee, hi* executor*, administrator*, or serigu*. tecomo and be due and payable immodialely thereafter, although the period a* above limited for th* payment thereof might not then have expired, anything therein before contained to (he contrary G. A. TRUMAN BRO S COLUMN 1 world respectfully inform iny friends BusinesH WONDERFUL HISTORY Especial DuLAYFAYETTF ANG Itelationts WHO Jiru. I A‘U,I uy Itair ucaiui^ k ..... tre able to retain your confidence, and to win thnt of alrangera. BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, Attention Yard wide Sheeting 9 eta. ■Knit Underskirts, 5 O cts. 1YEBILL CHEMICAL PAIKT BOOTS AND SHOES, BUBilA BANNIBTKR, ULKMKNT SMITH, Mortga* Commenced ila First Annual Dulribution of WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IS TOWS. REESE & DETTERICK Ko. 1 Batts, 20 cents. Best Velveteens, 75 cents. GLASS AND PAINT. WHOLESALE AND RETAH.. Good Waterproofs, 00 cts. lo complain of high price*. Give IMc ft Call. PAY THE AU Wool Hate, 45 centr per pair. Nashville, Mich., Jan. 27, 1875. To il* Subscriber* ELiglieHt Cash Price #111,5000! In •• •• " •• •• •• •• 1864 18B5 I860 1867 1M8 1880 1870 1871 1872 " 1878 " 1874 Then Try Aly $1 Tea, COUNTRY PRODUCE, $ 2.0W 3.500 Subscribers. 2.600 4,000 3.000 4.500 •• . £.500 5.000 “ 4.000 6.000 “ 7.000 8.000 •• 10,000 1X000 •• 12.000 15,(X*> •• 20.000 2.i.noo « 30.000 40,000 •• dialI tend out a Wayon to buy Fresh 17,500 30,000 •• BUTTER and EGGS. $111,500 Hiles, Pelts aid Firs. 21-16 REESE k DETTERICK. § 820,000 IN CASH FURNITURE MANUFACTORY’ And 3 Cent SOAP. JACOB LENTZ & SONS • Old Town Rio. 25 and 28 Centr. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH­ Parlor, Library, Dim, OEct ail GENERAL FUNTORE! TRIUMPH BAKING PtWDER 1 a B 3 is MIRRORS.PICTURES. FKA MES Tea Setts for 65 Cts. AND CARDS, BRACKETS, IM* us: DUSTERS, AC-AC., Baby Calls aM Peraffibnlaturs! CtFHNS AND CASKETS, he sees anything he doesn't like he CASKS furnmbed i» ®nh» Hnbscribc al Oner. SHROUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ "We suggest to a yof our village to hUd her peace, unless she can talk without trying. or seeming Lu Iry, fo shake her chignon off when TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TIME. In nice Un canniatcr*. BOOTS AND SHOES society straight in hts* town, and when To one young wo Fort Vijh, Jtcbn I SaiiiiT R. R. Manufacturer* and keep* on han Together with a full BMortment oi OFFICE! Onr Twelfth Annual Gift of Premium* will DETROIT, MICH. L. J. W.HEELER FOR ALL KINDS OF When we will distribute speaks about iL m>4 (TURK •rf RUPTURE i I WILL SELL man had only hung himself up to A Texas editor is trying to keep NEXT 30 DAYS Again in the Trade .pace ol winy said principal replied that he supposed (He gentle- ■ Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. Proprietors. every receipt lor this a. AT THIS Lowei than any other AINSWORTH A BROOKS, Au hour or two after the boat­ ing by the neck to a tree, but did not Which I am bound io sell 10 per Cent House in town. thirty day*, then and from thenceforth, that ToteL man discovered the same man hang­ $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes. HAIR. any default be made in the payment of.eaid interest or any part thereof oa any d«y whereon the name was made payable, as more lying, and swearing, the square inch in thia here town Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &e. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Default baring been made in the condition* •fa" certain indenture of mortgage, made and executed on tbe third day of September, APPLES, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy two, by Alonzo- U. Stevenson, »de and only heir at law of Rox­ ana Stevenson, deceased, and Elixa J. Stev­ Delivered at their enson. his wife, of Woodland, Michigan, in favor of Elidia Banniiter, of Windsor coun­ ty, Vermont, which said mortgage was duly ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE recorded in tbe office of the Regut er of Deed* of Barry county, Michigan, on the third day of September, A. D. 1872, at five W* also keep on band and have for **lo o'clock r. M., in Liber X of murlgagra, on page .'162, which said mortgage was given LATH, \ to secure tbe payment of five hundred sod SHINGLES. sixty ($560.00) dollar*, four years from tbe date of the said mortgage, with inlereal at WATER LIME, The Bed Family Taper Published in thu Country, Dakota church, one Sunday morning, Which arc now opened for inspection to ail wishing to bny for Cash. I have a full line of MORTGAGE SALE. Commercial ^dvtrtaer, mii: $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, conBtsntly ou hand. Depot, NoahviD*, Mich. dy bume to his wife. *Jl’s awful, it’s awful,” groaned a sad-eyed man up on North Hill, who Ima seven daughters, as he paid a bill of $147 for cord wood, "just about the time that Sunday night fuel in seven rooms has drained me dry, it threatens to turn warm. It's out of one troublejnto another, and the bud­ ding- spring time brings do joy to me." And he wept as lie went into a hardware store and made a con­ tract for gate hinges; buyer's option, to lie delivered.at such times as he might direct duong. the spring and summer. Rewlvei it the C. O. D. Store »( 1 also manufacture Soft and Hard Wood A. It., of aaid day, in the city of Hasting*. King Alphodso's allowance has l^-cu fixed at 28,000,000 real*—that is $3,500,000—which will, no doubt prove a'real oomfprt to him, ami ought to procure him food, lodging, and clothes of a superior kind. The resumption of silver currency Bishop . Ames tells a story of a will be made by the government at slave-master iu Missouri, in the olden an early day. As soon as $10,00<>.time, who said to one of his darkies : 000 of silver is accumulated, the gov­ •'Pompey, I hear you are a great ernment will commence to pay it out, preacher.” "Yes, massa, de Lord do and to witluiraw the fractional cur­ rency now in circulation. hclptnc powerful sometimes.” * Well, Peter McNamara of Rochester, Dimpej, don't you think-the negroes who thought he could mesmerize a steal little things on tho plantation ?' bull by looking him in the eyes, ‘‘1’so mighty 'frnid .hey does, massa.” changed his mind when he found "Then, Pompey, I want you to himself on the wood shed-roof a mo­ preach a sermon to tbe negroes ment afterwards, and saw his wife against stealing.” After a brief re­ coming up a step-ladder and u club to get him down. flection, Pompey replied, "You see, Phenis Epps of Hamilton, Ohio, massa, dat won’t do, 'cause '(would asked her mother to take a note for throw such a col'ness over the meet­ her to a friend of the family living in in'.'' a near street. The note when opened was found to read ■ “This is a little Rev, Mr. Nye, of Brooklyn, has ruse of mine to get mother out of the challenged Mr. Talmage to a public house. Belore she cm get back I debate on Universalism. Whereup­ will be on* the cars with dear Loren­ on Tbe Interior breaks out in this zo, and before night will be married." wise: "Time was when the whis­ key jug was tossed over the ridge-pole for luck, and then all bands adjourned Mrs. Dan. Rice carries nil the mon­ down to the hard-shell meetin' house to see our Methodist game chicken ey in her own pocket and all the real take lhe feathers off that Universa estate in her own name, and Daniel, list-hawk. Il was a forrp of amuse­ may fail twice a year if he wants to. ment but one removed from the ‘set After a Delaware girl had lowered dements' which were made on the hercell from the window to elope turf, every general muster day, by the with a young man he backed out be­ previous generation. The discussion cause he was afraid of the minister's always opened with a statement of dog. . ‘the solemn and awful importance of The ex Reverend Mr. Fiske, ol tiie question which we have met h’yer to night for to settle.” Tha de­ Grand Rapids, is studying Jaw, not bate would not proceed far until the mea.jiog to have his conscience troub­ . • Univcrsabst would be giving ocular le him after thisproof that there was o personal dev­ A estcru paper has discovered il, and the Methodist would be show­ that in all his married Charles Sum­ ing bow to feed him with fire. ner never carried any molasaes can­ CASH. livervd, <m tbo 27tb day' of September. A. D. 1878, by Mid Christopher Kill, to Jo*bu» Heady Made Clothing INGS kept constantly on hand. Batacrinlim Price tXSO Fe.- T«r. Clocks, Spectacles, a-c. AT PRICES CHEAPER THAN EVER, AT THE DOWN TOWN STORE OF she wags her tongue. It adds no furoe to her weeds, and looks out of place Mu. Bl. CHAS. W.' 1>EH.UU> SUinU. X taS. H R DICKINSON. �------- !J---- ----------------------- U. ___ . 1-LL.. dSIffusJ f FRotiAii-: cm man- *1*11 Co,)eton ,owo,fcp clKUon »„ , ber of voles polled were 41L Plows Plows! Plows! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS ! sis The Democratic ticket was elected with the exception of. School Inspector, one Justice, highway' oominisioner,’, Drain commissioners and three con­ stables : The following are Hie ma­ jorities: iSupervisor, Calvin Ains­ worth (Denial majority over Lew­ is Durkee;^hrk, Emnmtel J. Feigh- APRIL 9, 1875 ncr (Dem.] 2? majority over FRIDAY, —Remember tbe Concert to-night. Keaglc {V Justice, John Martin Joshua [Dem.] 42 majority! Justice/Ken­ —The band boys will give anoth­ yon Mead. [Rep] 1G majority over er dance on the 15th inst . Wm. Killen ^Superintendent of —Morris Dolson. a blind violinist Schools, Win. E. Martin, [Dem.] 11 gave a dance at Union Hall last night. majority over L J. Wheeler ; School Inspector, Wm. Devine, [Rep.] J <0 —Eli Strong, of LaPortc, Ind., is majority over Elihu Chipman ^High­ visiting at this printing office. Ha is It i> hardly neway Commissioner, Friend D. Soules a brother. (Rep.) 36 majority over Daniel Bo­ —J. W. Nichols has removed his linger ; Drain Commissioner, Elijah U Kngh»d and America. family and chatties to Allegansea, tni* attho males* living novel- Branch County, C- Slocum, (Rep.) 42 majority over Jacob Parker ; Miller and Albert Main; Henry C. —Harley Lee has rented the Fos­ Wolcott run on both tickets and con­ ter house across Quaker brook and sequently received a clear vote. will move his family from Ohio lo this VMdLAUB ^LKCTXON. Out village election, held last —C. C. Wolcott has erected a large shod on liis lots for Agricultural Im­ Tuesday, was the livliest ever held plements, and is preparing, tbe ground in this village. Four tickets were in Msrlrtita. 'the field and about 200 votes were —W. A. Aylsworth has coinmen • cast The following persons were e trod digging the cellar for his new elected, the President, Recorder, As­ . brick. The ground taken from the sessor and Treasurer by a majority - flHBIBTlAlt CHURCH-1 V, ter. H»rvlr». ever) H.bb ■««iir« Birrrfary. > ; . A. BARBER, M.. D.. Horn™ • • palMe !*hyateian »rw) Hunjvon. OO«, near; H cellar is being used to grade Main St and the balance by a plurality : Lemuel Smith, President, —A building from off north main Emanuel Feighner, Recorder. St.has been removed alongside of the Lewis Durkee, Assessor. old postoffice building, which will be Conrad Clever, Treasurer. furnished and occupied as a postofElihu Chipman, School Inspector. lice. Dan Halbert, Andrew J. Hardy* —The Musical Institute oonduct- and D. C. Griffith, Councilmea. WEBSTER A HOBBS. Black ■ TT uilth^ AH kin!, of work In tbe Blacksmith, ed by Graves and Chandler doses to­ ’ night with a concert. A good se। lection of music will be given. Ad­ B. BASSY, Drayman. Goods and . BmRW* carried 'n any pine. h> th. viNasc. mission 25 cents. * - - - . . . A«.«. . wltntaw hand. —Mr. J. W. I*owles has the thanks ELEMENT SMITH. of this firm for a can of Maple Syr­ V LAWYI Reprera.it. ' up. It was as nice and clear syrup J talin : Barry, A. B. Sidman ; Castle­ S. Goothjtar ; 1st and 4th wards, Al­ —John Valentine a young man re­ vin W. Bailey ; 2d and 3rd wards, D. siding at Orangeville, had his left G. Robinson-, Hope, Augustus M■ hind ent off by a circular saw at the Armour; Irving, Aaron J. Walker ; mill of L. A. Nichols, on the 1st insL Johnstown, Levi M. Dewey ; Maple The wound was dressed by Clifiord Grove, Ailam Wo1/; Orangeville, £li Turner, a young M. D. NichoU; Prairieville, John J. Perkins ; —The Agent for the Life and Ad- Rutland, James Benham ; Thomap- LIEB HAUSER, ’ Democrats in italic. Assyria, not yet received; Baltimore, itenry Hough- Carlton, Mr. Powles does ton, Calvin Aimworth ; not allow any one to beat him is this Augustus Carpenter7 Hastings Twp. Pleiadet Brown ; City at large, Wm. speciality, JOHN R. EASTMAN. g Below we give lhe Bjard of Super­ visors as elected for the ensuing year: ’ as we ever saw. M. FLINT, TAILOR PARADY, Manufacturer of ventore of Dr. Livingston will be in ple, John Nashville next Thursday, 15th insL, Stowell; and will remain a few days. We B. Hoyt. cornmend him to the courtesy and publicans Boots and Shoe*. JOHN Q CRESSY. t! # BHEBIF patronage of our citizens. yyM. JONES, purchased an entire new sett of sur­ gical instruments. Doc has earned a . Alonzo BcnSelt, a former resident two- nch screw into tlic right temple of his head. No cause assigned (or Collections a specialty. MONEY TO LOAN MBS. L. O. CROCKER FALL AND WINTER KLLfflfflY 4 ?AHCY GOODS' Ata, V.LTLT.KN8 —Herbert and Harley Lee have CLOAKING. CUT FBBB OF CHABGKI She still retains the services of Miss interest in the & Co. The firm is known as Boise & Lee. It is a strong firm and will opened on Monday with a good attendance. The came corpe of teachers are employed. C. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE STORE, Where everything in the Hardware Line can be found at W. A. AYLSWORTH. LISTEN? Something llllerexli g and Val­ uable. lands aud leuemeute described in said mort­ gage, or so much thereof as shall be neces­ sary lo satisfy the ssh’. amount due on said mortgage, together with said attorney fee aud all ether legal costs. Tbe description of said land, as described* in said morl- j gage, is aa follows, to wit: all that certain _______ 8«ttl»»U. being in the county of Barry, and Slate of >Iicbifan. known and described as follows, lo wit: “The south half of the south half of northwest quarter of section thirteen (1-1), in town three (8). north of range «evsn (7) west, county of Barry and State of Michigan. THOMAS SHELDON, CLEMENT SMITH, Mortgagee. ' Attorney for Mortgagee. Dated Nashville, April 6,1875. 2840 fpnIUnU Ann Arl.ir loskaua Albion Jtt* Manhall Battle Creek 111 jar,' Uwton Wl ..lice UicMs-aCIty L’blrriKo, nrrnvc KOCHER BROS. s»nd eight hundred and Mvcnty-ihrec, by Peter bimot, of Nashville, Michigan, in fa­ vor of Charlev B. Richardson of the same place, which said mortgage was duly record ed in lhe office of the Register of Deeds of Barry county, Michigan, on lhe twelfth day of January, a. D. 1874, at lea o'clock A. M , in Liber Y of mortgages, on pags<372b which said mortgage msw given to secure In the new brick block, apposite lhe Union the payment of twelve hundred twenty and House, and are bound to lead lhe Co. in lhe 75-100 [$1220.75] dollars, two years from 1 Have removed to their Elegant New Quarters, annually ; STATIONS G-« »i i>e 131 49 lo«| 1 r. IZl 11 i:ut ‘ 11. 1012 « :l 11I .3» I 31 • as . • ml* ■ . F iff went at out bis work. sic evteningi, this summer Stma» Qciix. And it was thereby and in said GOODS. COTTONADIX and 17-ltW<he doll uw, [$1313.17] and pan attorney fee of fifty tluUari.'aa Died in Maple Grove, MnrchSlrl, in the 3.13 X47 4 C.33 N’t Ex 1O.U 10.34 1US. nu>m LU S.U 3.^ a. a lii ion throoeh Uraart -lapldaat 7Ai p ra and Na>hviHv».3o 7 .'. '10* 333 7 43'11 15 pm.arrttiMCa* Jarku>n Ll.dfi1 f rn. oauM-cUos there a« :U47 7 34 R with lb. AUanllc ExpmM. (<m’ Vntrolt. 10 1 «4N WM IS ■ 27 rt c. a wish sup,t. 10 31 11 n* 10 32-11 Sisl'.’X 1 L 3 12 11 V. .1. i» ran ill 4C Anu Arbor *ow .Ji a:: Fpallnrll IS SI Detroit, arrive u i KISR YILIE FOUm TI way clear went down stairs aud hid obedient, aud truthful, lie was one of those ia a cfoset intending to remain there j me0 Uf** •*» .mH II.. Sher,IT went lo hi, office ““ “T,1”””',f “ , , ,, ; preparing biniMlf for a naaful manhood, when be would escape. Mrs. Cres- Al fh. tiM hh dMlh< be bU Plows, Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, DORE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. 7 G. F. WILSON, Prop. TO TELE PUBLIC! Having learned that the report is in circulation tbM our stuck of Drugs j nnna<ata mevelc nf tea old stock heretofore ke>M bv oar rrederr-t-.nra. and WE WARRANT THEIR PURITY ! BOOTS & SHOES, WE Atgo HAVE out of his usual cell and finding the found him there. ZU of thirty days and upwards, tbe aforesaid principal sum of twelve hundred twenty and principally removed. and we invite Phy alamos to examine them aud test them. Wo have 73-10Oibe dollars with all arrearages of in­ terest thereon, hath b< en and is declared to COME TO NASHVILLE TO STAY! And intend doing a Legilimale'Drug Bttslneas, and PLysicisiu niil fled in our stuck a FLJLUST LT EJLS; Bentley being ay have occaxion to go to the chisel 3-lli 2.1* 0'1.. Z31 107 au 3.K a-u 7 i X.** R-ui s.w K.iS »oo GoiiiSJ JCuat. Sr.noxa. IH, Ex. M'< Kx. Grand IGinld., !X<»> p ia iUmmond 1Z2S 7 <Vi Middleville, IXW H ..3 Ha«tlnu4, 1.M XX3 Xwh.ni., ».U Venhoutvllk, Zin an Chariulte, Union Rapid., Xus • •nonda^a 3.U Met Rlvr. JnncUon, ii.-o Jack«n. XU HA. MHFav’"’ r Nite, -•1 tovtoo I- ^nlaiuax-o •G Battle Crack M..r.haU k‘ SHAWLS, ClMl,HUAI ed outside hall door and went to bed. cells he left the hall door open and eat. IWffV Kx (hmJwa, E t<x, Rapid., Clmrlottr, VcrmomtlHe. NaahvlUe. II»U no M-.Mlr.llle, Hammond, Grand Rapid., i 31 “ 46.' _ _ n.sTRO.«G, Ueu •1 Sept- cell rooms as he supposed, and lock­ up with the wash water and passed river valley div. „ p STATIONS Default having been made in tbe conditions of a certain indenture of mortgage, made Dry Goods Business ! [grand MICHIGAN CENTRAL. L, . THE WEEKLY SUH. iftSSSiSS all lhe prisoners were in their projier fall MLLfflKRY GOUDS' FOR SALE ONLY AT Nashville, Mich., April 1st, 1873. DRESS it through lhe main .door, supposing Shaving, Hair Cutting <JDressing, Shampooing, Flticns, #1S.OO. I’OITVTS, 550 Cts. GENERAL MERCH1RDISE DELL Namvuxk, Mica. Bantburg Ed^es, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, White Goods, prove a benefit to Nashville and tbe clerking business. Mr. Powers concluded We have just added to our already large days, then and from thenceforth, that is to and choice stock "f surrounding country. say, after (he lapse of sAd thirl v days, lhe said principal sum of twelve hundred tweny withstanding the indignation meeting, adand 7&-ItXhbs dollar], xitb all arrearages of —Almon Bentley the man confin­ veKieed by lhe city ••blow off.” ed in in the County jail, at Hastings, There was never more an exciting elec­ signs, become and b'j due and payable im­ escaped on Tueoday morning last, but tion for the city ticket, than this spring. mediately thetrafter, although the period as was captured in less than half an Tbe numerous candidates with lhe excepabove limited for the payment thereof might A large lino of hour. The Sheriff had let the pris­ not then bare expire!, anything ibmin be­ fore contained to the contrary thereof in oners have the run of the halls and and tbe result is that they are elected to eny wise notwithstanding; and default the room for exercise. On Monday night he locked the prisoners in the Tuesday morning the turnkey went BARBER al HAIR DRESSER! rounded, find stands slanting in under the Plow. Titus there is no pnqeclion there to be soon worn off, and when worn off, your Plow much-injured. The wear of its Landsidb is equal on all its surface. 'Die Mould*board ol this Plow has been the subject of lhe greatest stndy and experiment, resulting in one on wluch lhe furrow slice bears equally on 'every part of its surface, aud it has also demonstrated the fact that it is nut the character of the metal alone, but the peculiar shape of it, that enables plows lo “scour" in the most alicky, qiticky soil. TJiis plow, mode of com* iron, will scour in any soil that a uteel plow will. Il has, nlsa. great pulverizing properties. In the extremely hard cloddy ground, farmers iutve noticed this peculiarity a great deal. ■ And now, lastly we have a Plow without any special pressure in one jmrt more than another, we should expect that it would hold easy anti draw easy. Well, it does. It will run alone without any holding, and Ims (lone it, with tbe horses on a trot. This Plow beat the Oliver Chilled, Gale Chilled and all the plows on draft at the Slate Fair. 113 Hw, and nt the Washtenaw Co. Fair, 128 lbs. This Plow is now lhe most perfect two or three horse Plow, made iu lhc-U. S. • FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY building and grocery of L. C. Boise DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. BARLOW, BOOTS and SHOES, . township, will be run for the conven­ purchased Mr. Stiles General Conveyancing', of Points and Shares, but.il bos much advantage in wear in the shape o( t he Landside and Mouldboard. This Plow ts the result of twenty years con­ stant stuay, and the expenditure of eight thousand dollars in experiment*. The Lhndsid?' unlike other plows, instead of having a lateral projectile at its bottom, (supposed and is actually necessary in other plows to keep tlfetn in the ground level,) ttyc liottom corner of the Landside of this Plow is main unpaid Mid in arrears for tbe space of ten days, then and from thenceforth, that is to say, alter the lapse of the said ten days, the said principal sum of seven hun­ dred dollars, with nil arrearages of interest thereon, should nt the option of tbe obligee, his executors, administrators or assign*, of Detroit, Rochester and Fattern tnann- become and be due and payable immediately thereafier, although the period as above facturiee, al prices that cann’t fall to please. limited for ths piyment thereof might not then have expired, anything therein before Bools iron $2.50 to $9 pr pair contained to lhe contrary Jthcrcaf in any wise notwithstanding ; and default having been made in'tbc payment of said interest, and tbe nat having haen and remained un­ paid and in arrears for the space often days and upwards, the aforesaid principal ram of sevea hundred dollars, with all the ar­ rearages bf interest thereon, hath been and is declared lo be now due and.payable, and there is no claimed to be dno on said inden­ A job lot of ture of mortgage the sura of seven hundred forty-five and SG-100 ($745.3H) dollata, and also an attorney fee of twenty-five dollars, an in said mortgage expressly provided ; and no suit at law or in equity . having been in­ stituted to recover the amount due on anil mortgage or any part thereof; Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage contained, and in ac­ cordance with lhestatute in sUcb cases made Ladles’ Linen Collars A Cuffs and provided. 1 shall sell al public aoct ium or vendue, at tbe north .*ront door of tbe To match all new Spring styles, bought at courthouse, iotbe city of llsstinfat in said my own price, to be sold accordingly county of Barrp,—said court house being the place for holding the circuit court for the county of Barry,—on Saturday the third Very Cheap. 1 * m said mortgi Made up in good stylos end warranted to fit fhould any defa 1 A fer­ bad life and died a h rribla death. ry at tbe expense of the village and ience of travelers. Nashrille, Mick SUITS Orona «8. Io SOO. Erpr... April. CLOTHING. N‘gtU pleted by the 15lh of hundred and seventy, by Norman S. Mattcaon, of Barry county, Michigan, in fnvur of Thomas Sheldon of CaMleton, Mishi- •Ulantte ELIHU CHIPMAX, Justice of the Peace, MOIC'X'OAXil Default haviofi been m»ue >n ns of a certain indenture of wortgofe, of Hastings, committed suicide at the —The job of building a new bridge the deed. He was without work and across the river has been let to Solo­ money and was raving crazy under mon Troxel for $230.75, to be com­ tbe influence of liquor. He lived a NraahTll!.. Mlcte. The truly wonderful and JMtlf cefe&mfed Plow—sf phiw thnt k surtly istined lo work i«» way into general me m fa«t as it become* known. AH that is required of'it ti> do su, is its use. ft i» w-ry nenL str-'ng, coui|»acl hnd simple in Ha construction; there l»eing in all but lour,pcca* of castiugs, viz. ; . Mimklboard, Landside, Point and Share. . Tbe Point and Share, unlike other plows, are sepnrsie piece* at cssstings. thereby a-cunng n great tmving in wear, as every fanner * knows Mmh the point ol his old style plow is soon worn good for nothing, while Ins share would do macli service if he could sejiamte it from the point. And besides ait (hat, the truly great economy in this Plow ts, that when the under side of the .Point becomes worn beveling, as all points do, especially in hard land, it can be I nr tied upside down, and you have the sharp chisel edge that was up, now on the bbttdm, cutting keenly; and thus you can keep honing it, first one side down and then the other, until it is worn too short for use. And then when you have thus worn out one end of your Point, you have the other end of the same Point to do you .equal service as the first. Thus you have in one Point the wear of four at least* of the old style of points. . And theis the Share nl^o has two edges, which can be used vice versa and while one end of the Point, or one edge of the Share is in tioe, lhe other is hid inside tbe Plow, giving it siftngth. and not marring iM sytnelry in the least. Thus the Share is equal in service to at least iwoof the old style, and by its being disconnected from lhe Point and need not be thrown away with it because it is wom out, this Share is equal to more than* two old style. And not only has the Plow lhe above great advantages'economy in wear ’ Deeds of Barry county, Mrabigati, on the first day of July, A. I». 1870. at eleven o'clock A- M.. in Liber Y of mortgages, on page 102, which mid mort gage was given l« »ecure the payment of seven hundred [$700] dollars in yearly pay-* ments, of one hundred dollars each year. Yankee Springs, Zcbu’on The Board stands 11 Re­ and 8 Democrats. wide-spread reputation of being a Western House, in Vicksburg, on very successful doctor, especially in Sunday afternoon last, by driving a his branch of medical science. Doable Seif-Sharpen I iff haproved Dry Good*, Clolhisg, Hats f»I>s. Boots, Shoes, Notioas, Shirts, Collars, Cals, he. F. Emory; Woodland, Da Suicide. —Dr. W. H. Young has recently W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, Constables, Samuel —Dr. Jones* new dental rooms are Fowler, Samuel Lawton, Horace as neat as a “ Holland Kiddle." They Hu!!, Rep„ received 13, 31 and 45 majority over Henry Boe, Wm. IL have been papered and grained. VILLAGE DIRECTORY. OX HAND AT • mortgage or any pari thereof; Notice is made aud provide ! I shall *<1| m public auction or vendue at tbe north trout door of Yisukcc Xoliont, School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Paints, OilSj Varnishes, " Brushes,- Glass and Putty, |H-liM bi.Mif M B (e*.hcr iB c«»w«i He started and! Schoob. Bmi writing n» death emit* » she gave the alarm and a fice race ' •k«d»w aver parrots and broth era, long ta of a mile to the river bank by Creisy j r’,n*,*io r»‘h" ’«<*« Dq, l Tinkler over-hnoled him J” bj [ the county of Darry,—nn Saturday tbe ■ bird day vf-Jiily, ‘ often oWoek in th toon et iluu day. ducribed in said mortgage, nr Of all kinds, and in fast Evrrijthing Agou Want, in what is known as the "ox bow."; [___________________ I j 'ZWe OiutmaK Councilof Ute VtHtigc o/ _ I Ntukvilie, Mich., Ordain, If hraay-MTM. »ri>« of -oow 11wl y,,,. , fira hlnil rW,b. Which we I give three titrite, of w»ler. Low muehj |„h„j |^u ud« of Men Sumi. milk mil » e«r gi».-he. fed t>|-o.’mi |„„ nild „y; lura.p. • MuHi|.ly the li.ke. In it,.; g,,^ sheraun .ml W..I.-1 cheap for co*h. • hairs gtt,w hairs on on the the cow cow’’s s tail, tail, then then divide divide j| IU iuc m» Sireuls. Streets. your Butter, Fgge and Dried Fruit, \ krNCw the product by aternip, add a pouMd j (ir,|iIMnco shall lake effect JI a pay lhe Jlig/tetl Market PriceJar XJlMubb JVLAlVIlXvl of dmik. multiply the wbolo by the} April’ 1.5th. 1875. them. laoc ia the Laie* Slyloa and wilh ueauwaat. pump; aud tlw total Will be the mi-’K J. pglflHXKtl A THUMAN Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS | or TRK ICrinill I'-'W pur, V, , ■ being in NasbeitMUrrs. .->unty, Michigan.- purposes only. _ I ho......* —■ lb.* m..rdl» l.i.nl,' 1...1 .till IV _ —L_—* u W. H. K0CIBB A Br«. Which are warranted. WJIWiS AND LIQUORS, bath Na!ice anti'Imported, ctm*utin<i nf COGNIAC AND PEACH BRANDIES. JAMAICA RUM a Fine Article of OLD PORT AND NATIVE WINES, OLD B0UR1 BON AND CEDAR VALLEY WHISKIES, {worrantfl abwt Slantlard Proof,) LONDON DOCK AND HOLLAND GIN. [ CLEMENT SMITH. Mortgagra, Attorney for Mortgagee. Di-tcd Naahvii'v, Mid— April Gib 1875. J-'. f/S l-HJCES .-M7> HOXEST DE. tf.lXG. F. C. and F»T. BOISE, Druggists, I [ ' | | , i �njwn the track just as a train waa going throu^i, Ute. result being n startling w in mutton am! ajtnninution in the num­ ber of Ute flock. The good fanner .row witt 4 tliis frequent occurrenoe, and iited that he could at least cur-1 I III" ■ 11 ___ _ ■‘tail th** wnndrriDgs vf the sheep if they ! could tie kept from jxuwHUg^ont over Ute gn|W, writes afewltyni bicrDglyphfcs, charges'rbig fee, and leaves; only to re­ turn tlie. next day and find his patient i . from toe fft. Louis jail fn Fehroary, by over­ nir-reuriulizt'd Nufifaneiilly tn be recdlv , powering. am! gagging the watoliman. have sick. A week or two of attendance «ful‘ I been reojiiirred to Texek. lows, and therein Nee tiro aecret of ' j — (iui Wm, O. Mauk, who has hekl many “wealthy. phymcuuuL*’ Compare the {>hyniqu> wf the present ago with the ‘ । important positions to too service of too CTovM ernment, and -at pneent drawing a pcneioti as a ; road from a certain posture: To Moure past,-and the story is oonfptafc. Reader,’ tliscard cliomirals and try heriM. If yon ' I Ltextansut-Cotaviei. tom been wrostod at New ■ thin rad bn concchvd the .hajqiy idea of > York on the charge of dealing in cmintcrfwl i cxnctiug a gate acnxM the road. Tito are ill, try tlie great IjenialtHlic remedy, -Lott% Uro sparkling and limnitablo little Dn. J. Waijubb’h Vinkoo* Bt-rrans. 30 gate was built and the fanner rooted constage Mprito. ia playing to crowded bowses at MeVicksfa Theater, Chicago. . .* Now that Ute. pndMtrian fever in al itorobbed, of >3.5U> while ou a steeping rar «i ( tout. The only fault in his plan aronte i roato from PitaJwglx. to New York lost y wk. ■ from tlie fart Uiat lie ttlMNeiitJinindedly height, the VqrmuDt jMipert are recount­ -Egnec Mui llufcr, toe Cmduaxti mur­ I forgot to make any provision for tint ing the exploits of Joseph Ainsworth, of —Th# Baited Rtat-.« Skiprenro Court lux d*.ridted tu>urim<n»b that ‘ tbe Constitution of derers. have taeu wateaead to l>e handed Joly | paamgu of tminx along, the rood. On WotxlbaVi ^ years old, who is utill a the United .States dore aot coni-, r Uro right of ■ the evening of the day on wliirh the gato remarkable .walker, and in early life -.-.The trad of Jobn.P. La* aud otirore, al i'waa eroctod, the train camo roaring along thohj^tt1 aothlng of snclt feat* as travel­ suffrage upon any ono, *ul that the OowdiU;tiaiix of the reraral Btatra which nummil that, Bearer, Utah. charged with participation in j ax nmud, going at a tremendcnui xpeed. ing 53 miles in 11 hours, 11 miles in 90 the Mountain Meadow massacre, Um boeu poettnwt to man alone xre not nocrerarily void.’’ , Clone upon tlie'gnto the engineer saw tin* minutes, 16 miles in 2 hount, etc., while —drculani have lieeo newl to Chambcn. of , olxiacle, Cut too late for any good. Tlic on one ocoution he walked 86 miles be­ CtKiuneroe. aud heads of mtiniripaliths in En­ -whistle liod, barely screamed “down tween breakfast and dinner. gland raid Ireland, by the’Commiratoucn. of. the Philadelphia Exhibition, and the Answer?, braked" when tho locomotive struck tire* indicate that tlume countries will lw wefl repre­ railroad will hare oonttol of tlia Hodexo tunnel i fanner'x day’s work. It rainud splintore and toe Trtiy and Gredbfleld railroad nsttl July, sented si tiro Centennial. for a few momenta following the xmaali, when il will ba given to a usnsgw in crero toe —Advictw from Key Went rejsirt that the ycl<>w fevur has broken out hl scr« al gul f >>ort«. Toll-il ate bill is not vetoed. Temporary an-anjjo- ■ and the engineer, and fireman dodged, mantaiiave beat; made for toe tqrwation of the ■ bui that was all there was of the afiair. Jt Hamlin Organ Co., in 1847. It luw and (a raftelly •(wsading. -Tbe Secretary of War tolegrapba to Gor. line till July, the Blate Directoni baring joined When the farmer found -Ida sheep out of- bteu tuuvvraslly mfaqried by Atncridun Coke, of Taxao. tliat immedmto ate)« will be with toone cf the Troy and Bouton ual Fitch­ the field tbe next morning and examined aud largely by Eurujx.nn makers, but taken to protect tbe jswpte of Texas on Uro burg road* hi making conlracta by which tiro the place wherc'the gate wna, tlie xitua- none liave attained that high xtandArd of excellouo': tn it which m reodred in tlic whole line will lie open for toe trennportatiou of Mexican frontier. „ tiou dawned ujion him. Ho is not, m Mason Hamlin Cabinet Orgnua. Thin —While a genUcmsu st a Cleveland bonk was freight after April 1. By amngotueuta with fact m univcnutlly rocognized by musi-. wuntiuj; his motley it wm eiiatelrod by a thief the New. York Central a line of freight cm, aitnilar to the Rod. White and Blue line*, .la to and made awsy with. Some men standing by What the Droea Nay of llchtlng llroa. 4t Co.' thought it wm mi '‘April fool”’Joke, and let be ariahlhdiod, to bo run between IkwLju and In eleven yeans, this firm have become the tbe thief oarape. Tiro amount taken Was >12.leading manufacturers of Sowing Hilk and Ma; They must hare enjoyed a very lively —A telegram from Btamarel, D. T., rays: man-lituit near l^ilton, Ark., a few dayx —There has beau a general reduction of rail ! "AU partire loaviuj: Item for the Wack Hilbi ago. One James Brown, a noted dcshave been »Uqn>cd this aide of the nrcr. Scouts road fares to tho EmL The Michigan Central. penulo, amusevl himself lay tho coldpetrol Ute west l<uk to prevent Black HiHare Michigan BopUiera and IhUaburgh anil Forcroestog. Ikjth troops and totliaM have gone Waypo roads have decided upon tho fallowing 1 bhxxlcd murder of a citizen, and nearly rates : Prom (*hicago to Now York. >15. ticket to the Black Hills to guard toe' pamre aud ar­ the whole couutty turned out in pursuit good for three days; to Boston, >19, tickets of tlie cutthroat He was driven into the rest Uiooo now there.—Prohibition ban been done away with in goed for Ui'ree days; Id Buffalo, >12, tickets ■ cenobmke of the Bed river, and then en­ good for two days ; to Philadelpliia, >12. tickets • MaMachnactts, lhe Ixgblaturo baring jiaaaed a sued a chase without a parallel. Tlie now law, which fur*>ldn lbs open sale of liquors good for three dare ; to Baltimore and Waalirecklewt villain, iu his efforts to escape, over a bar, but jiennita tho granting of licctuwa bigton >9, tickets good for three dare. took to thtf water like nn otter, swimming to hotels and restaurants. —The Governor of I’ciuug^yauia has imued ■with wonderful eaiw and rapidity, and —Tho failure of William Thouiaa Henley, , for hours managed to conceal - hiinxeif in a prodamatisn commanding toe evil dispceed of too Stole to ‘'dsqienH! and depart from telegraph engineer and contractor, of. London, [ tho river and bayotu. Finally driven from further unlawful comleuationa and demons­ is announced, with liabilities of >2,500.000. Tiro liver is ti e great dopnrat'ng or blood—The British budge*, shown a falling off iu the water he took to the forest, and proved clcaustaff organ of tho system. Set the great trations.- Thin in aimed at the tnde-flnionn of revenue of £2,500,000 as compared with that of as fleet a» a doer and u dead shot, kx>. hansekccjxr of our health at v erk. anti the fonl A Hpccial train brought reiuforcemtmta cirriptious which gender In tlic blood and nA —Tho SShatoria! excursion to Mexico ban out, aa il wore, tlie machinery of life, are gnulto the farmers, and Brown was xur- ually ex|>elled from tho system. For Uiia pur­ broken up, several of. tho party having de­ ckled at New Orleans to go no further, rounded, bat when the circle closed in pose Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, with sniall daily dorax of Dr. Pieree’o Pleasant while a few will proceed to ^rra Cnu by the tlic mon wax gone. Soon after he was. Purgative PcDots are pre-eminently Uio articlra regular mail steamer and aji iwiyatc trav- I —Tho pubHo deU statement shows a decrease needed. They cure every kind of 'humor from ef debt during March amounting to >3,681,210; discovorvd in the river beside a log, the wont scrofula to the common pimple, blotch I swimming rapidly with the current, and or era|H ten. Great eating uleera kindly heal ’ —The Bute I>cpertn>enl. it is announced currency balance. >5,182.412 ; coin. >84.105, Volley after under their mighty cundive influrnco. Virulent from Washington. han decided 10 demand 520 ; coin certificates. >24.191,900 ; special dro" retaining his xhot-gnn. blood poisono dial lurk in Uro s'stem aro l>r naiiefaotioa from Mexico for die recent out- pout of legal-tenders, for redemption of cer- volley Wan tired at him, and ■without any them nibbed of thsir terrors, ami by their per­ ragB. by Mexican cibxens upon Americans in tifiealo of deposit, >43.045.300; outstanding further effect than to cvenhiolly drive revering and somewhat jirotraetad Itsc Uiotno4 legal-tcmlcni, >379,326,900. The decrease of tainted system may be completely renovate*! too <lcl»t since June 30, 1374, has been >9.- liim out of tbe water on tho other side. and built up anew. Enlarged eland.', tumoni Here, aa he was escaping with a whoop and Rwelilngw dwindleaway and disappear under 453,462. rtRKtt AlfD CAStT.lZTIKH. tbe influence of tbrar great rwolventa. Sold —Wilson, Malay A Co., metal merchants of of defiance, he met a body of negroes-, by all dealers In tuedieinea. —A boarding houre at Bcnida^Cal., which was crowded with inmatra, took fire early one Loudon, have zmqicnded. Liabilities, >1,- he fired and tumbled one of them, but a A ranmo of onre who is Chief Clerk bullet of tlie return volley struck him. tnorting last week, and three of tho, boanlerw in the Governmental Htepcusary. says that no were consumed in toe flames. 1T;c7cn aitxlrr He limped into tiro brush and finally medicine chest -is Ddw totiitdelo without Jtffmof toe oecupsuto escaped by jwnping from the rscnjrod: His shot-gun wax found with son’s .tixsiyn*' Aintrnrnf. Wo aluarn suptxiaod It wm |<x«Krff>ed by law; if it is wL it ought to windows, and several were severely injured. tlie inarkfl of over a dozen bullets on the be. for certainly there is nothing m tbe w(»olo —Die liuntuug of a kerosene lamp at Parker> stock. Brown in described ax a red­ »aa/rri/i nwrlfra <>f *o much imjMwtanee to tlic Prairie. Minn., on _ Hunday. caused a terrible soldier and tho sailor as Johnson’s .4nody>u* haired giant, and he seems to l>e just c lamity to bcfaU tho family of a farmer named alxint the roughest customer on record. Cohon. The flames spread so rapidly that in a a mcmlxtr of tlic Plymouth Jnveetigating' GomThey ought not to havo let him get away. moment tho night-ciotoea of too father, mother and five children were on tire. Tho fatocr and uiittee, testified aa to the friendly relations be­ two children have since died of toeir injuries, tween Tracy and Tilton, and to Tilton’s unwillingncsw,'when before tbe committee, to have aud jt in thought toe motlier and remaining non A groat tolW-r’n secret is lus courage Uro investigation proceed. ^On crow-examina­ cannot Jong survive. and presence of mind. The gtxl of —Taylor’s p^wr mills, Toronto. Can., were tion, be admitted that tire rcaaou Tilton gave 'ran to spare pain to lhe partiro by cxfXMurc. gabble helps those who help tliiunselves burned laU Turoday. Low. >01,000; no insnrFijly-tunth Day. — Horace B. Claflin and i to bur with and time. Oh, tongue- tits I Charles Stone, dry goods’ merchantx, were ex­ —A terribia gale occurred last rrock on the amined. Tiroir evkletroc related to the nego- friend, what a fool you are, witli your etoutmering and your r*^li of blood to coast of Oregon, during which several vcbmM were wrecked and badly damaged. ’ Tilton, and to tbe raJlilcatiou of toe famoun the cbifeks, yonr miatitucxl modesty ami —Thomas A. Blue war lucked to death by a tripartite af’-xcir.cut. | miserable Rtroggics to bo accurate! runaway team fa Pittsburgh. last Tuesday. .‘■'irririA da^—Bevml witnexecs, includitqr Mere pratent are bores. Ciui any thing —A heavy shock of earthquake w« felt at Mra. Perkins, aidaterof tor defendant, were > be more emlxurnming than the awful Eureka. Nevada, hurt week, which damaged sworn, but tiieir testimony wax of very UUlc aileuoe which sonwtimes falls down like buildings to some extent. j an cnonnoTM wet blanket upon a com—The Overlook Mountain House, In the Daj/.—M too rouchuien of Bed­ < ’atskUh. wm burned last week. Lore. >00.000 ; path's testimony, tlie defendant himself to.k puny, left to look idiotically in each insurance. >40,0«i. Uw stnisl. At tlie outset ho objected to taking other’s faces,, ami liorribly to hem and -A material reduction of .insurance rates te tlic oath on too Bible, lint instead solemnly af. haw ? Ix Dot your gnbblwr, ho or she, n 5MS to be u~.—de by th« uMupsuies doing busi- , tinned with npliftei! hand. Hie testimony wan Patented 1873. The taut Elastic Truax. neae iu Chicago. The rata* will be from 10 to a actnpteheiuuvo Inognqiby of himself -and Itoolitude then of vowels and <xnun>nauto t Made only by Pomeroy & Co., 744Broadway, N.Y. 23 per cent, lower than those iu force iwreti- family. He Stated that be wax engage*! and Yottr part of the work ix but small—only nwrriod at an early age. and hi» wife, being the n “Y-o-s” dropjM'd hero and there to —A ooiHsicm of two paseMfeerUittna on toe older, became toe buaineM head of the boose. keep thinga bobbing. Sweet then la the Chicago, Burlington and Quiuuy road, near He told of Ids pnljrit, piatfonu. journalistic aud sounding brass—sweet Mien the tinkling mid Tyrone. Iowa, ocrasioaeri by tbe carelenanam bookmaking experiences, and how hte ac­ cymlml! Is it at dinner i Ix not any and incompetency of a telegraph operator, re­ quaintance with the Tiltons commenced. Tlie sulted in toe killing of four prrecm and tbe fata] blunder of all this rad Ixudutra wm Ida noise better than a clatter of knjvrx and j forks ? Or, if it be at tea, a jingle-jangle serious injury oTa dozen othere. -A large brick building in Buffalo. N. Y.. oecnjiiad by White A Bailey, ’printers and litoograjilicrx, aud J. £. Marshal!, envelope mauufarturer. was burned la^t Baturday. Lw«, >22tl.ooo: insurance, >140,000. • Edward J. Chester, a fireman, wan killed bv falhng offrame hail tills extent— nothing more. Mr. i of the xjMKins f Or in the evening cirde, Beecher’s Uetimony was delivered with aipgu- better by far tlian the thrrun of tho iu dramatic effect -tho groat defendant being piano and the chirp of the family so­ nontimentai at timm, and droll exprondoun prano I So when we are sometimes fore­ falling from his bps fre*|ueutiy as the dif­ warned tliat Miss Mnltiglott is •• com­ ferent portions of his narrative were taken up. ing," and tliat she will talk tut to Nr/ry-er«vn> J Ikty.~Tlie xlory of the defend­ ant woe cent!lined. Mr. Beecher gives a flat *' death," we ore not in the least fright­ doaud to oaoii and every charge of TMton aixi ened, but rather consoled. We like her Moulton. He never solicited ••improper jnmplc, honest cliat She will toll .im favou>" from Mm. Tilton, never was tindnly alxiut our neighbora. She will tell us 1 anuhar with Iwr, aud never had any affection something Dew and into-resting; for it is for her ocher tluui tlie rreipect and esteem diw I Mtonishing what queer, odd things thefw pettiooated feteben and carriers pick up . CMJJffX AMD CMIMIJtALR. . —w<irravca aud Dr. E. B. Kfwrham. charged with jwatuciug mi abortion on Sophie 1-L Burnham, at Broeknlte. Can., have te_rn Bcutettced to be banged. —Uro fterOMA-AincricMi Bank, of New York, wax nwludlod out of >12.000 teat wook tiy mrarta of forged checks. One of the awixtdieni has since been emeted. • locked. This is dune to provide agaiiuU the -CoL C. H. HoHand, late of Mobil". Ala.. introduction ot too Colorado beetle. wm shoe and alrvoot InMautly killed week —Il in siuiour.cMl from Paris that tho Emto New York by W. L. '’asli. a i-olico Contain. j»-ror of Brasil will-nliurtiy adU.-alc Ute throne —For aotwe time j>-4 • large Irasuiera in real aud take up lite residence in Uie United States. wtate han been canted en at Chicago ly meaiM : —Tbs yellow fever is epidemic ■* Havana. of toured denfe. sad ocvcral have l»en - Mr. CUIdm. au English tonriM m n roeei.t an rated u» Uwrt csty Uawing to tixir po-M-m.n lecture in London, prophesied that in fifty tranks full of fraudulent dtwcnjZicns of laud ye>uv this country would contain 150,000,000 inin the Rates of Dlinois. Mteamtri and Texac. habttaiiin. .It war now. he said, m igpaporoos winch would ampttnt In all to acvml nulhopA | ar any errantry on earth. of dollanu Tbe rartta. Irayhrated m E. E. 1 TbiUu WM twoulj-oigid failure- aL Iteriiu. and Howard A. Tumor, a man named Iteed. of | reocuUy, with t» o miiridw, canned by finaaciai Qttincy. and J. a fltrons. of About j teretwen. A great erinin ta feared. WO.000 had Iroeu realized by thwe. U*u>ac:ic:in : -Eigitty Cetholie prirata have been arrested st tbe time of tiro arrrcL at Poemi for violation of toe German eecleefoa- POOKAELLERS AND HATIMCJIS. W. B. K.KKS. CxiOKK A (X>„ IU W IM Hute. BOOTS AMD SN0E3.- AUCTION «D COttHHSltti. M r. MOtaatARA* w. » te’-Waeatexkw u. a. iui/uakdouN Aw.. iai u> t» Proasba CANHED FBUfft AMO CRYSTAL LAKE PICKLES. Dr. J. Wulker’H Cillfonila ‘Vin­ egar Bitters sro a purely•'VcRrfabh preptiratiim. m.-wlo efetelly (rnnj nxfive herbs found on tbe lower ranges o! ‘ft® Sierra Nentda mountalhk ofCsmfcrnla, tbe medicinal Droi«rti^s of.-wiiicb aro extracted therefrom -ithont tho uw of Alcohol. Tho qtkMtion la nlinoet dally Diked, “ What Im thte eduee of the unparalleled swccc® ef Vixkgau Bvrtejls!” Our answer is, that U*e/,remor<the cause of,disease, and it-C pj»pe*jt recorera bb health. They nrq tbe.ac~ i blood puriflernDd a life-girinff principle 1 a perfect Renovator and rnvlgoratoi of the evtfem. Ne*cr Befflre iff Tho history of' ton wi^LIm* a nicdioins *Nru O.H. itaNSOK.te&alllCla'kl . FLOWERS AND STRAW GOODS-4P8CIALH. UALT. limOTUA OO.A** rick Iff every ®AeMe'Tmui iff Wlu. >r PORTABLE HEAYT ItAaDWARE-WHOtESALf KIMBARK BROS. A ca,SI to M MMUOfW*... ,. ‘ ’ HOTpX- ” ’Ji’’ ’ r4 •tZVAD-A HOTKL. Waite** »*,INL MjrfUoo and Mas-: Soda Fountains. ■«40-, j»,s54ia«a«. .;OOOD, DVHA6UI AXD:<aUMP. WAMTEI UAD PIPE AMO SHEET LEAD BAMUFAC1U8ERS. EW.DItaTCIIFOlUUCO.iafforihClIatca. ’ LINSEED OR. ASO OIL CAKE MANUfACTURERS. 5OOO MEV A8ENTI The Onrhln Coiuinnnlljr, II.G..%..«•/ -Aremarhetairej irtth rear Xaa Foam." fteteoibM. • A.M< Fnrisnd.C^reajWre !W?Z: SHARPS RIFLE CO AGENT1 WAJITED-An- ttte Wear Book; PRAIRIE LANDS IOWA ANO NEBRASKA, Bnrliuslou & Missouri Rim R, R. Co. t>H>»rieA H*1! L’i'u’nnit NT<KfA^ Product* shl Pa. for Land and ImproremenU Len| Bstoce the PrinclMl Bececees Dm. LARGE DISCOUNTS FOR CASH. $200 85=820 $75 JJ® A^.l’acTx. n* rtrt Portable and Stationary : j o" SLVYINu <. ENGINES, ELEVATOR MACHINERY, POWER CORN 8HELLEK8, Burr Stoue Feed Mills, Belting, Buckets, MILL MACHINERY NICH0L8, 8HEPARD & C0.'8 . ' "VIBRAN8" IMBEB. ■ | The ORILMANT. KV<NnES8of thiaCratn. Mvlt>K.Time-XaVlt>( TIUCEfiHER, i. nxpMeailestodhi thexunnteof ff4TM MAHiitrory. The buiixhment of lepen is rigorouxly carried out in tlie Sandwich Mantis. There mas a rent ofiicud s»*areh for jjernoit* affeeLxl with tin- ineurablo malady, many haring been ancreted by ■ their relatives. Hundrtxta were found tuwt put into s vessel for txausportotiun lieacli and expressed their grief in loud iamraistitHiB. A talented half­ breed, colled Bill Ragsdale, has long held a high place in the regard of Ssudwich lalandera. He ia an orator of great natural power, a lewder in the dimrict of Hilo, aud a man of notoriously bod morals. He discovered that he was leprous, although the indication!! were Btebopa at PnMa. (tanmy, has closed. Tho so slight that ho l»d eocaped official Pope urged them to peroevere in their opjxjaiti<» to die prneent administrate fn> of German notitw’, and at once gave himself up to , tiro autiioritire. A procession of natives, nisging and carrying flowers, eacortcd him to the vessel which wm to take him ! and the othein to tiieir livinggravea. He made » speedi to the asssmbly, urging MthtoiMiou to the mreumres for sradioU ing lejiroty by baniahnw^t, and express nig his hatred of mi^touarieu. r TOMB'S OMPOUBD or PURE COD LIVE k0IL AND LIME, $200 in their constant trots. i to tiro leper village to be k* pt there until ! they die. Their families gathered on the SUCCESS in BUSINESS DR. W_________ TEIEB , Hh GIT 8b Chat las Stree’.. Sl Lo±.-, ko., 4.8-S SEEDS! SPOONER'S RELIABLE SEEDS 1 FARMING LANDS TU C„ t H M. 1 C.a^.T n iaw»w re ms w Ur iwq» sh s-aa a—. -------------- to perfection; tarce ilir fanner tih � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-04-16.pdf.pdf 7e21a38dfc19f227008a9688ad9bf5a7 PDF Text Text ®ht Sashvinr 3frirs. ®hr gla»hrHk 38nrs. ADVERTISING RATES: PWBLD8HKD EVERY FRIDAY, ' — , Nashville, Barry Oonnty, Michigan, - _• — Bt — 4 ORNO STRONG, Editor and Proprietor. ' . MINT TO MTIM SUBSCRIBERS at F--SO Per tnnaa ■» pat* AlueatiHawd snUl paid fur—only w IX TaaMAK-S Barer. Errand IMory "I can never toll you, Robert," he Some people are bom a mistake. They ....... “ what ..... Margaret haa .... lieeu to .. i ...—_----------------------------«“ ■ said then, No .Unghter could Lbm tendwl intanrtto.otac me. l.re ---- -- ------ . ~n«l collro wifi g,n . ............... .... _ ..at -_t z__x____ i -a—_ ™____ ti bo no discourtesy in repeating tho ob­ 3. IUumutm. lately MBinUnt editor of the I With her pretty fore saddened by the me more patiently and faithfully, and official facta and figures in regard to the servation. Whether -different circum­ hidden tragedy of those few words, Mar­ when I could listen alm read, to me, and ( nnmber nnd nationalities of the wearers stances nnd different training might have prartk-jiHe i i garet took a smAll tray from the' ahelf, talked •* pleasantly mi if I were a com- I of the rod list be devoted to November 1, 1874, there were 6 'rectified nature’s error, it is hard to say. and, covering it. with a snowy napkin, paniotrto her, instead of a grumpy old |' CircumstonooB and training have- dona cardinal bishops, 37 cardinal priests, and selected what she wan toil from tlie closet, bachelor pant sixty." • By moa«y rocks and sodding fern* Total, 60. Tim notiiing for many,-we know, and accord­ It la •'nlimued that 1B5.5QO.Dc6 fuel of lum­ I “ I am glad you have been well cared 7- cardinal deacons. and went agnin to the kitchen. You ttfljrour timid eyva. college, when complete, has 70 members. ingly, n mistake they have remained to ber. 15.600.000 ptocoa of lath, and 188,000.000 James Franklin, weary with tho effort for," Robert said, turning his head to The DBtionaliticH <rf these fifty are aa fol­ the end. " Unstable an water, thou shalt to hold a lxx>k in his aching hands, was hide u merry.twinkte ui his eyes; “ you lows: Italians, 30; Spanish, 7; French, not exceltliat was tho pleasant pro­ । nowwitting .in a deep arm-chair musing look veiy fine here I" gramme skutehed out for them. *' Un­ But when he carefully led the old man 6; Germans, 8; English^ Hungarian, 1 when Margaret tapped at the door. stable ns water,” they do not excel, and to tho sitting-room, both stood amazed. Austrian and Portugese, each 1. Of the Tiiusmur. April 8.—Smote—The following they make everybody who has the mis­ ; But >\c startl'd M she obeyod. Hnch a Won the luuidnomely carpeted, cheerfully the five lately ■rcated there is one each fortune to be connected with them mis­ sweet, bright fare was now in tho dismal furnished 'room the ilreury old place in from America, England and Poland, and The five who are erable in aousequenoe. •* Unstable an . uhl fann-bouae, stroxiglyiu contrast witli which they liad been so well contented ? two* from Italy. water!" itow can u man, not to be a llaa f»4*a Into USht, the.bare, meager room and desolate air While they wondered a new sound named, but not yet appointed, ore, wc Blill do I ball With t«j W> love ■ believe, all Italians. Of the fifty'cardi­ bail nun, have more- said in his dis- NUcm. here taken stepn preliminary toward I surrounding her. . greeted them—tint tones of. a piano The vfolrta’ <««> perfume— -jvttef Instable as water, his pur- I 8UII joy to Mr« th« crocna burvt “I .have brought your jrapper,” she touched by skilled fingers, nnd a voice nals on- the list tl»c first of NovttabCr jMMes flow backward and forward |>ersaid, drawing a little table near to the sweet and clear singing a song of wel­ last H were created by Poj>c Gregorio VI eon of a former' Governor of, Iceland, XVL, and 42 by the present pontiff. petoaQy. With youth, health-and ample named DJorneou, teaching acbool near Iceland, arm-chair and covering it with a white come. . doth r -MS > ... -K, -u ; to MnunCM iaunx-1means, fair talcnta, he starts ut six-ond- Lcehniw county, this winter, ray. that Then, going to the door, she t Throwing open a door to disclose a "Since Pius IX. camo, to dm papal chair f nQraud bcteU. tort at 104 nirdinols luivu died; fid of these wen? fwi-nty, rijth as fair prospects of luq> he in about lo return to Iceland on account of entered again witli a tray. Upop a white • beautifully furnished qiarlor, Robert saw the eeverity of the Michigan climate. pineas im need be possessed by any man. china dish was half a chicken, dctiattoly : also a littio figure on tho piano stool, of his creation. Tme Buffalo Courier has the following conCounting from tho accemon. of Ste­ Life in before him—life, with its objects, browned, a potato roasted in the ashes, i chtd in a shining Hock silk, with soft fano jLII. ■ in 752, vrl»o was thn first tem- its pleasures, jta duties ; but thu duties and a dice of bntteced toast ; and be- , lace nnd pretty jewelry to adorn' it . wnd woveredgit in ihu ^chair of St Peter, he never performs, tho pleasures he Detroit: •■’The champion laugher at the North-' side tiiis a delicate cup full ot fragrant •• Margaret I” Unde James tried, them have Ixxtn up to the present date, never tastes, tho objects ho never attains. tea. ' But Robert said softly : "You must not scold if-I have any-1 "Margaprt Franklin, Unde Jamew. 168 I’oprs. The following ore their re- At twenty-six existence seemed a vast ' spectivo nationalities: Italians, 137; conceptiou ;<si forty it is an unfinished, think wrong," naid a dear, ewtxit voice, ; Daisy, my wife I” « frrwnrd with rttafag i * unsatisfactory, miserable failure. Moy have paaeed through here unnoticed had it I " because Aunt Jane is too busy to look Then she came not been for a little drcumatauce which hap.• ! after me. I cleaned the fork and spoon, j cyea. ; and one each from England/ Portugal, we be delivered from such a result I O, Grouce and Holland. From tinyear that when tho noon of our life comes it j for silver gets dreadfully black"—then ; "I wanted to make you love mo/’ she. . more tenderly, ns she marked the pain- , mid in a low, tender voice, " for Rob- 752 to the year 939 there was an un­ may find some work finished, some duty broken succeMuon of Italian Popes. discharged, so tliat os the sorrowful sun­ it to say it made John laugh. And that was ROBERT'S WIFE. l ful effort ‘to mover the tortured finger— ! crt’s sake!” ...... '"LrtTO.taiIUtadltakMx.pr." “Atal lor roar own,” Iw xnmrertal; From 943 to 996, from 1002 to 1046, set draws near—as the darkening twi- enough to notify the whole town that the * it, April 10.—Senair—The MarquotUi from 1061 to 1088, from 1'124 to 1154, f light and tho darker night approach—wo I nin «r <onj nbont Pnde June. . , Orimly wontoing, Uta old tatai ml-1 ..^,1 j m bewiHwnd, mr dro. Wltar. from 1159 to 1261, from 1277 to 1305, may be able to look back on tho bright Then, ™ TO1 «»nw in Bobwt hinaeU to In, fad, finding appetite j did tl,ing, from r . FroHta . .O,ee uni ^w u he .poke, „ „U.p„,^l lend -to oTOn. uni ; .. pnm „,j hoolt, „ j, from 1378 to 1409, from . JflO. to 1445, mid-day houra without tho bitterest ebook tor thirteen blocks around, and many I and the Ud, who UTOnod .In,, her wdl p^, te the cheery .oio uid^nn will Irt theta .Uy II™-, from 1458 to 1492, from 1503 to 1513, thought humanity knows, of having lost and from 1523 to the present time, there time, which, even with all eternity bomerry. «n«y free tnlo dolonno, pnekon. i„ b„ |ondy life. Jno mr „„ bonw dl we mny never retrieve, ‘ ' •'Un­ to .nildho ooeuinm. . “Jrae," Mugaret mid, .writing down | j, ly «lippi„g her bul into have also been an unbroken succetmon fore of Italian Pojww. Aline of French Popes 1 stable as water," the force with which and willing to impart any information in hia • •• Beoutae, yon to, oonhnnod Bob- U1„ tay in the kitchen agrin, “ I don't iUb^x to IiolM,rt extended from 1305 to 1378, but the the current of such a man ’ s feelings art, “In, lm;<u«b«uue you Imn, twenty j wonder ho i. rink. No oupet, no enr-j fn,ta yon. Undo Jmnte, when he b Ml tlTOTOd dollu, thrt yht, to a fine My. Uul[ bmtae ot . bed, «>d j y», h»„ to lore, but if you win give nt. natives of other countries-have removed hurry him along to an ' object one mo­ ruin n two-elory brick building by one ox-' J.IME WATER FOR Rl BNS. the tiara only nt long separated intervals. ment, is only equalled by the violence of ploninu. lie never <Uroe to hugli *a loud M ho j . A correspondent writes that the readialT.-eted tmd ruwlrrn, not tho wit. lor * ! nothing pretty n<»r lita." I a place hero too, I will try to be a good ; the flood by which he is distracted from wauta to. capocially iu lun More, for it injtiros '• est and most useful remedy tar scalds poor l^raor' MIl‘« ,11 .Iran," mid Jure. daughter to you." all hia fruit, bruising thu apples, and causing S and burns is on embrocation of lime •' W. murt diow him hi. mi.t«k,.," ; oCtau, „ M „h! » dohdul. In primitive times bread was made of ■ it Hie next Over the sea of life ho " Give you n place here!" the old man ■ wntrr anil linseed oil. These rimple w» th. reply. •• But h. will not rec 1„. flj „„„ ,» whole grain soaked iu water, subjected floats—a boat without a rudder—a mar­ th. orangea todccay." cried; "I titink no greater grief could Crime. । combined form a thick, crcamyon. Ho podtirely lorbhlo your oom-; .. yhor. -. roonu onongb. 8ii on that to prewsure, ami then dried Ivy natural iner without a star—tossed hither and come to me now, Margaret, than the Cxrr. W. n. RomxaoM. of Port Huron, com- 7? . . _ united mnHdoU th. Central HoUl in Grand | -ubstanre, which effectually exthither by every wave of jiawdon, by log oror to tho (arm. ■ - ^ij Jmw, “and non. wwd hot or artificial heat. The next step wns to thought of losing yon. God ever bless wr the injured parte, . “ k“,w ”« “» '““r’! tho on.. Mr. Fnmklin'. in, and Mr. Bobbray or bruise the grain in a mortar, or every caprice of impulse. Almost con­ lUpids. Fridav night, with morphlM. lie wm c]a,lw you, child ! for few at your age would cn rout, to Chicago m tak. command of a | and nUayi the inflammation almost ra­ tinually he keeps within sight of tho riodt ortX tho little on. nori to it." between two fiat stones, before moisten­ have cored to so kindly overcome an - ob­ “Ibare not dared to toll him. Cow-j ..WeU, weTl «» to-ntorrow. Can I He mentions a case where a ing or heating it; and to this process of promised land of peace, and comfort, ng. Jealousy o! hia wife waa the cacao of tho . stanfiy. stinate old man’s stupid prejudices. ” | child foil backward into a bath-tub of ardly,» timoli Bat ho i. my only reU- ■ h.T„ „ M „aii t„ t,,w„ ,t I braying or bruising, some etymologists and content; but never onoe, ah 1 never, •«b act. "Thank you,” she whispered, touch­ A vasv curious ouwideuceurrod at VM-ksburg. ^ter, and was nearly flayed tire, and I lore him dearly. It i. not ] „vthiiigf" have referred tho origin .of the word does he manage to reach its shores. Al­ ing her lips to his for the first time; I from her neck to l>olow her hips. Her bonammho owna Uio lam and can loare , i. n,,.,,.-, ra„,lgh. Will yon bread. Unleavened cakes, consisting of ways planning, never perfecting ; always K*UaM“W person waa Alonzo Bennett, of .Hastings, and I . . , • ‘ yon han* rmulc me ^*ry happy." a btUo money, Daisy • sleep down here to-night, or in one of bruised grain moistened with water and borrowing, Dever repaying; alwuys be perfonned th® deed by driving atwo-mri. •KOU,M' w“* unierenLiablo ; but her And os she prettified over the carefully “Hu*, tore, I know," Dai.y an- t|,e rum. up-Maint" rolled into thin sheets, form the <lantp&* thinking, never performing ; he spends .crow into hia right temple, dying it. th. great- ; clothing was gently removed ami tho . | appointed table in a cot^yly funtiiihed wrerod, pntfmg a reft, white land orer ■ .. u„,„ |u>re. in tho room m-xt youre. of Australia, the bannocks of Scotland, the whole of his boyhood, manhood, and Mt agony. No canao for tho deed fa attegncJ. lime and oil prepaniti n thickly spread dining-room Unde Jsmes had used for hrr luubwnd« lipa. “ It’, all ready. 1'11 go up now an. > sttftMicai. overme themjurca injurednurrnev surface; ;amalwwan wasmnuux sound the scOjjch of .tjie East IXdieS, tifi<l the age, in sending down lost opportunities t HOMuttrai. ■ 'over spare harness and bags of grain. But | . .and good intentions to that place which IUt I'm oww f425,500. of wbioh f337.000 in ! asleep in five minutes. Subsequently pauuovrr-cakcA ■ “Tlrare ludtermhor taUmr, or motl»-r m,},,. Mr. Fmnklin w>mr.wtablo tor Um । which waa transformed beyond -rccogni- I i,t^llot'rr‘ca M of the Israelik-k ' oithar, tor that matter, in all my Uto." | night." lion, them - no cl.,nd on th. bright- i J'""?~P"’U,U’ n~dmE®Tl' is paved with tiie one and roofed with I fw wster works. Bay conduit, length 25,000 ‘ the parts were carefully waaiiod with the other. h“ llu,t ’*°u mv! ti>« city will I wanu miik and water throe times n day, oontirinod Bobort, “and it tho farm ia I "0omtortabh'!'I" Mnrgunt mid, nhir I wife. ' rhero the finest of flour waa produced at ---------------- -----------------Ito .oppltol with tbs pure take stoat Msy ' ()i| renewed, and tho tittie dn-ory. it i. homo." ■ orfng ! a very remote age. It was afterward Hearth ai^f Ifomey A SCKI.I.ING TEST. ■ ; 15. There are about twcnty-IHcvnilesof w*lcr- • / , _. , “And yon do not liko to be bmualwdl . Bul morning, after putting a I enipktyaA liy tlie GrooknJ who ore said to A person who can write tho following > pipe fa operation. v* " tr i t off, she did ” not Moll, it you will koop your prornlw, j tempting breaktaat before tho invalid, -* ..... . ......... ... ..... ■" I the scalded .skiu came "* * liave l»een tho lw>«t broak-nmkfwi in the rentro— without mMng . word i. • । T«_ I ?* ’ ’!b a scar. This remedy leaves do and .end Jane over to rec mo. yon rlinll , ^f,,rKnr< t tlw vrnauit bed-room i There i. to Teri, a vast mdabliahmont world. From Greece the secret «<f tho goo.1 .|.-u-r : “ Uta m.wt .kdllul p.og. J a"\ ° .1M7 Hl re^TM , ‘JS 45 Hnrexowlw11 bomretcailrenfuwrere .ntrien, .r.5,387.20 acres; 28 tl.i.l iinal ‘ l.nril hard coat to dry on the sores, but not be. Now, talk of something plre. ' „h,. raoant to beautify for hi. ore. Il I —th® moot extenair.. of ite kind in the manufacture traveled to Rome, and । I over knew wns a maligned cobbler, who ! proofs, covering 3.477.21 acre*, am! cadi on- t suf tens the parts, and aids nature to re­ Oh, how can I lot yon go for two Jong f(|nr ^,,,1,,^ hght wn.l I world—where the imitation of pearl., Liieucc to nil the ,civilized world. The drove a wagon, using a mullein-stalk aa tries to tho amount of HUM, covering BJ.72 tjie jjyyry jn tho rradieot and most ureulha 1" cbrerfnl, and well .nited to her purjw. I .limno.nl. and proeions atom* geaemlly- inverition-'of Xvons ia usariiad to the a weapon of coercion to tyrannize over . ,, __ ,. 1 expeditious manner. This mixture may Hu* Rolwrt Franklin bxl nnderiak.v. . ju hjtervala of directing ........................... cting Jane, Jaw, rendsend-j: “ carried on with......... all................................... tho skill which Hebrews. They were at first very small, a caterjiillar shod with calks. He was a Tas amount of h-v proluol In the Mate as • , , , , to go in perron to reo about romo Wert- ! lng th„ to tow„ with her orders, j nnxlcra ingenuity renders possible, and , but the Romann improved upon the M]Wted by the comms of 1H0, wm 13o.*e ' >* proceed in tho drug storm; but, if Galilean Sadducee, and he liad n phtiiistons : by that of 1850, 4M.O7O; by that,of 11W». m>t thus acceasible, slake u lump of .no lamb. u> which hi. nude luul wr.-rf ( j givmg her own damtr touch to erery- Hmw productions sro sent to the shops : original princijAe, and constructed^pnch icky catarrhal diphtheria, and the bil­ M, red which threatened to involre him ■ Uh„g. jfa^.t viatorf the torelid, ...vi­ of all lands. Here the whole process of • larger ones. 761,156 ; and by tliat of 1874. L134.077. The quicklime in water, and, oh soon w the ious intermittent crysipelaa. A sibyl returna in regard to tho j>roduct of fruit in j, dreir, mix it with tho oil and ta lore. Demy could not well take th.., ioR fc, him, chatting with him. red mak- transforming a few grains of dirty, heavy-! I*1 fim time of Philip Augustus, the with tho sobriquet of 'Gipsy’ went into< Michigan for tho year 187X as given in tho ecu- | aJ1Rk£. it wlL If urg^ l..ug pinmey, red beridre Ihu.y bad hour, dr by. It wg. late looking amid into diamonds of sparkling I first guild of bakcra was established, ccstanics of cachifinations at perceiving other rehemm In her wire little bred. h. the rttereoon when dm ernno in to rev: hue isconstontiy goingon. The and thus ■ under the Presidency of tho Court him HejMirate suocluirine tomatoes from Lonng Robert well.nlm rmolred to re- I Frreklta, the room rerimx the employed, and upon which the whole art' Baker. This last held tho lucrative ottaltwrfXMl.MopowilM WW. ; will U-oomo dou-.n five mi»uta<. Tbn . ignitable queues without dyeing or singe­ " ’" ’ won jieqwtiuitod among more th. only rtrndow from hi, life-Uta hrtl hre a re,.there ozixtaun., red I think depends, is found in tho foreata of Fon-’ office, preparation may bo kept ready bottled which ing anything or charging a cent A marelr, *<» ... , , . , ,, reaolute nnrvioili.re opposition rj of l.Cu Ids X}uclo to re a Me.re tint you will European nations until the year 1711. taincbleau ; it appears to putnetM some Mkmkkim of tho Michigan Logtalaiuro will lx> in tho house, and it will bo os good six find it more comfortable tlrnii hemorrhage nearly paralyzed her as she lady wife. : ; this one. Will you try to got there if peculiar qualities of adaptation to this Bakers were originally called sifters, received, with utiporallelod cmtMurnMS- surprised to learn from the Chicago Erminj months ohLos when first made. Roltert Franklin Lad been gone from . purpose. The coloring matter for imi­ from thtj operation of sifting titc ground mentr* liorassing courtesy, accompanied Jotf/rtai tliat that body has adjourned nine die. ON THE UNJON fACINIC. Aunt Jane and I help you?" tho fanu titfee days when his uncle j tating emeralds, rabies and sapphires is flour. In tho thirteenth century (hey by mystifying, ratifying, on<J stupefying The metnbura will doubtieMt overlook tho al­ The scene occurred iu a railroad ear • “ I’m very well hare. ” leged fact, and continue in sentdon until tho Jamm yielded reluctantly to the l>onga on the Union Pacific road, in which two “But you will bo better there. Please entirely mineral, and lias liecu brought received tho name of bittlangr.ru in innuendoea ; bouquets of lilica, mignon­ I7t!i met. of his old enemy, chronic rhnuniatwin. to liigb perfection. HuminnIs of France, from tho aliape of the haws men were gambling, while tho rest of the come." ette and fuchsias; a*treatise on mnemonand told Jone, his only sen-ant, tliat he , operatives are employed in polish- l^cy made. In 1702 there were 250 ica; a copy of the apocrypha in hiero­ neighborhood of Holland prove that Ute extent IwWM'Ugrra looked on. One of the game­ So ho yielded, but once fairly in tho muni- remain in his room. Tho old ing .the coloxvd stone**, and in tin- boulangcru in Paris. From the earliest sters waa a type of the professionals who glyphic**; daguerreotypes of Mcndalssolm , room, could not repress a cry of amnzewoman answered pnxnjdly: ** by the lows of ing the false pearls with fish scales and' times p limit " was -••••« * " work ’’ tin' road—a desperate trickster, and Koacwsko; a kaleidoscope; a drachm r : monk Softly-carpeted, white-curtained, “If yw arc going to be laid up, Mr. wax. The wales of the roach and dace France to the number of people engaged phial of ipi-cacuauha, from which she sleek and ugly; the other naan.rough, ’ s bright fire cracking in the stove, a ilaapbcrries, black berries, etc.. ■ Franklin, I must have some help. I'm ore driefly employed for thir purpose ; in tho trade. In 1790 the enactments took a drain; a teaspoonful of naphtha; grijuiled miner, not a sluun, but a bona dainty supper spread njxm the table, the gutting old, too, sir, and trotting up and they have to Im* stripped from the, fish regulating the industry wore rendered a ferrule; nomc licorice; u surdnglo oi fido miner, fresh from the mountains, room was cosoy and cheery enough ‘to down atoira isn’t so easy as it was twenty while living, or tho glistening hue so ■till more oppressive, but in 1863 Na­ symmetrical projxirtions, nnd a chro­ and carrying abundance of money. The coax a smite from the grimmest lips. much admired in the retd jiearl will not poleon HI. freed the trade'from all un- nometer with a movable balance. She game—liraw poker— was for large stakes, “But who will room,drool Oto*, are ’t" ''T* kH“ “"k m«sutiug and unjust trammels. more attention to the emallcr fruitn hereaflcr. and played silently and watchfully. be imitated. Theoo Pane pearls have displayed some vacillation in evincing not plenty hero, re you know." Um Imght d.mOre.tored nrey-dretr rod | Finally a huge pot accumulated; each k»,kcl .r„u»a bitt. «.-rvtl.i„K ; b<wn of l.ta ymta w. I»rf«ff«l IhM to,- _ T.. . her preference, and said it was referable BEflpF.HT. of jxsaclxin in the fruit market for home time to ••I've a niece, air, would come to me, strangely familiar. That waa the parlor f ikwmn I***1 ba«, to a great extent, been , Mr. Jamwt Lick rcc-ntiy made lumself man hud evidently a good hand ml was thvngh she's never lived ont.” <wpet taken from the never-opened “'‘P”*^***- T>* sotting is always of | famous l.y the magnificent gift of the and jrofnlly uttered this apothegm : ' years. resolved to stand by it. The pile of t “ Send for her. then, and—oh’—rub nnim below, those were the parlor cur- | K01*1’ *nd lhe Siwhion ot thr newest I groatci part of his vast projierty to tlm • Life is checkered, but schism, apostasy ' The asnitej A'«re aaya that the cows iu Are- notes was huge. Each man raised tlio tains freslily ironed and starched and kind_____ J__________ city of San Francisco. Ho lias now re- _ _M.. ’ There is ; . lir*> dn\“« «>• winUr °n other until finally. the miner •' called." and „„„, hcreay ----------shall be- r punished. «•-.’ ___ ««•* latte in tiie afternoon H Jitti? bustle held back witli knots of broad pink ribINWXNrors gambling. I <* tnart «i<I taken into notably an allageahlc difference between Gsek Mb hoop -hsvfaga m»1 rams oat ta good Tim gambler, showed his luind—three i«e)ow stairs told tiie invalid of the ar- ; bon. The bed, burwra, witfdrobe, chairs, An ingenious tea dealer in Boston ’ <>*n bands the property thereby con- 1 u confcxrable etiipais and trisyllabic a beaver has been csiight on .ttas ner^ and ' two' queens—at the some time rival of the ritte. ; ana and au all were were ms his own, own, pousneu polislied tin till they they some some montan months ago ago secured secured a a good good deal deul i W J«*Th® ... motive for -this extroor- ; diiercafa. He replied npologizingly in Au rirer. Ho taste! to be abont fire covering the money with his hand. The qi. ™ , ♦ a. • ■ *J ' ........ ......... — ----------i ... • <y-t auowy . ... .x bed-linen, the : of___ x—__ _ . .3Lriilnu-n i.i Tnrionslv l.................x I__ ___ i-__ : • .,(tunes .. the usual . bus.... . \ \ riiuuc again. The gratuitous advertising nnd profitable j variouslystated, stated. i___ trochees, not ___ impugning her____ suspiat the beaver, messuriug miner uttered not a word; he merely “tat-Ub rtuuJtaS , whiu. oouuturpMM, Uta batata.' Ctart. notoriety, rt Uta ran.., time ptaHytag • W" toW ““*• '“’W cions." ! four feet two rnchee iu loogtii. *ih> otherwioo toak two of his cards and laid them‘down; m fte wide dreuy >°”W > Wlh Uldt tnotM (rin(^ >n ki< uu.n[ (of in tonnleeome^bl. to nunmgo I la proportion. * they were aeffi- This infant five area in | Taw State Plronen'a Convvution.to bo bokl in the puck. The gambler had dealt. Then took^i » pwtare ; drtnx-x work. «tor.,i .w»y in dnrtn «in«- ! HUM ot cbu« wHA Mm' to be i j «■ Link belieww tb.t he A strange clock is . said to have be­ . Xtareuw -Ijau w. pKMxxrexro. re. row . ’the miner reached back Jifce lightning, I ft He riool,, T >. '! "1." died, Jong, long year, ago- Bren etaunetorirtie ot the Boeton otown, and I <l° mwe wit11 ,fc lulleft l.ttleennkly ringlet, ■mlor.l.ra.l th,, dmi, ,1( „,mc flad> ouJ1,t ju „,dl „ Jan o! toitaj-w. potatol-' oonld. Wear. longed to a Hindoo prince. In front of Btuuded and iwportaat gali.sru<. TUc object drawing a hng«,-navy revolver. Ha r I <*• M "‘.ur-el away in X I " prop. " m,d In meklota inrXente in ' >"kl *>»> h» the clock's disc was a gong swung upon » ibo ctpuiization of a Stalo aMociatiou. The ooekod it and ubced the. tmunle-between poles, and near it waa a j^ilu of artificial | call “ signsd-by tto fire dojartm«its of ser«»‘taW-Iorgoto comer of a rl.«d. prix- pe-keg.. ot cnlmSonery. by origiltal dertgn. nnd now inten.l. to gir. , , . pr'UPixutw. Al. tbo raalriuui.* in u;e- iiuw1 was spoken, but each of the two men ' " ' ; “It ia rery domloriobli^ and yon are placing in front ot lii.'ahbp a huge tea-, Ida xolalxroi a larger rtiaro ot hi. wealth, ., . ,, covered a dainty figurn. *. -< »-u. looked steadily into the eyes of tlw’ oth­ a good, toonghtlidgiH," heaahl, looking | kettle, to which torn attached a placard | r'-*“l>b">>» «—> wlentom i« to mlbeti- oonshtnte twelve perfevt bodice; but all , tee er. Soon the gambler's hand upon the ' round with a ktear eppre-tauiou ot toa offering a prixo ot a eh.rt ot lea to toe ,‘>M!“St™1 nau»M<. u» >.t ot one >wiu j, lay hea|xxl together in apparent oonfu- na„.i r«tw» Jaw Stated. im1.L-«1 comfort. “ I wonder we never ' person person wno who Moiuu should mnxrmnke the ncarcs ij — —w‘^ ,nftn -^r- J’dn®« laick—for the . ; Bjan tn-, nearca When the liauda of the dock inTax tmtepcwlwit OrJ«f of OA1 Frilo-ss rete- money began to draw l»ack, and tiw gam­ •'Margaret! Raid the. new-comer; ■ thought of using. Ukw thing".” !„ ___ to . the capacity 1..,^^ — ! giuws of ___ tbr. uteuail ; i**M ’“bdligent ami more o©s% control’ ( tlje |iour of ont from the pj^.; beMs th«r amiivcrMMy M Muskegon oa th® bler’s form m well. The revolver fol­ don't odl your niece wlmb ver lowed. The gambler stopped into tixn would o( —, » Mp. U, U.. “ Nbw let me read the rest of our book •' This idea •hss ‘been adopted and im- ,"bid. -----------,bwr<l ----- — "t---------— — -------- > I Mr Franklin W Iris 1 haV<' Borac uew in j proved upon by tbr iugvnious ahimwe , hfa property. It will be wise to , u fnune ou<n. u>. .,r um.hr aisle, and at this point porsengern in the “Nolyrt. There'. STkrnr, r,.„ »J fr«bk W,k at toern." nwdmta ot Cleretand, Ol.ii who hare j -ng t“ pert w,to . quid, dink, nd. torn Menu .ha hm i Jane whispered, " when Mr. Franklin i expected to be married. She died and j they've never Iwwn used. ” MICHIGAN NEWS. I . . • i • ., V . ,i 1 •MKaaoredy twtad." ’ The ifays flew by, cold weather v t » u. , '• *fr'-ugtiieui«g, till Robert wrote he won Margaret looked at tho big tray, the coating homo one chill Jauuaiy day. blue pint- witli food, heaped upon it, th.- Margaret had born busy for a fortnight t wn-timnrmi fork luid tmlf-nnitarl rxaivV it. . «... . .... e , and did not wonder at the' wgterfcJ bwt Mi. Franklin asked no questions, food. He luul b«en very ill, but was recovering, so that he hoped -to wtdeome Robert in grtUtanpFrt.'Utataid. the a;tting-r«xun. How he shrank from introduced a style of gambling aoine-»l^orc prarnng or eonI whst analogotut. The prizes are a coak him. Hlionld it turn out that a hat, and a pair of shorn. The awards :^r- Lick when well is leas dmritaMle arc Inode an fotiowa: A piece of poric ia I ti!iui Mr. Lick, when ill the whole affair ....... x , « .. ‘. . . ■ . , _ -it t .... _ C—» ManpUto.], tlw figure sprang up, saxed the wit- gatnr, must of them trying U> gt t under R mid], k walking up to the gong, nesses. to rrewediog: sJowly. All who have the state. ihr> gambler lamkrd down : ltjxnujt uno blow. This done, Im mtnmeil been examtoad are ex-koepent and foreomu at to ile f,.u to jrieces again. When 0:6 Tim habit of Mri -ilmwer... . . t-w, mnrirttt fritur ihmrtt tz, thn ..ik so that all passers-by can have a fair J cisco. .____ ; likewise/and at the hour of noon and view of it. Any one who vriahre may Thk first locomotive ised in the midnight the entire heap sprang up, buy s ticket of the operator of the 1 United States was the " John Bull," and, marebhig to the gong, struck one ' rehemo, venture a guess at the weight; imported fnra Et gLwil by the Albany . after the other hia Idow, making twelve money, lit hi» pipe and was Mother men. iy one of the rare ow bier on the Union hia own. , cry p^pnlu' near Troy. \ hoxusf miner. �HSn leainre editor : having*, he related the* foregoing an 1 ...^1..... »r’i... ___ _.r .L _ । . ,u i. ^>4 cunciu-siuti of the'anecdtiie, he curric forward to the footlights, placed his bands upon hit breast, and said: *' Lathes and gentlemen. John now stands before you. He did become Mayor of bis Nu.chie GT the mur-! borough." What a significant lesaou. ■ CASH. C S^ricnltural Jniplrmrats urfeodaut OF ALL KINDS, and HatJu hi* filed aud * «.py । caused death. . : A man' residing hi Detroit a short William Ernst, formerly proprietor time ago sent & communication lu tin «>f tho City Hotel, nt Port Huron, eastern |ia|*r, denouncing the “iniscommuted suicide, March 13, by erable, low, vile, wrclehed, viygalxuid journalist'' who writes |>arngrnphs, hanging bmuelf. Hia habit# were tending io to bring firing inutlier-io-luws niutber-io-laws into - . ° ... , tenrhng mt'mrrnovam) Il h e«aw.»t beture lhe wortd. A ,«bhr* committed rammlfli'r! ihn nr. while xrhilu under iintlor sequent investigation reveal» the ...... he tho nc. luct tliut jbe niotljer ia- law ol tho tenter the iutiucuce of liquor. of the communication stoo4 over him J.' Bouwens, living al Zeeland, with a poker and compelled him to near Holland, has been arrested for write it shooting M. Langlins, a saloon-keep­ Wrung Him Ot'r.—-On Randolph er, who persisted in courting Bonwens’ sister, against Bonwens’ order. stioetyesterdiy, when a crowd hud collected around a boy who bail been Langlius is nubexpeefed to recover. run over and badly hurt, a man ro«c E. G. Filer's residence in Manistee up and said: was burned on lhe 12jh inst. Loss “Pm sorry enough to cry, but 1 havn’t !>tne. I wahl to call your at­ $15,000. tention lo my new patent clothes wringer, which is* warranted derer. There is n class of persons in this world, by no means small, whose prominent peculiarity is whining, They whine because they arc poor, or if rich, because they have no heulth to enjoy their riches; they ’ whine because they “have no luck," nnd others prosperity exceeds theirs; they whine because some friend has diedaiid-lhey are still living; they whine because they liave aches and pains, and they have aches and pains becduaejhey whine; and they whinw, no one can tell why- Now a word to these whining persons. First, stofPwhining—it is of no' use com plaining, fretting, fault'finding, nnd whining. Why, you are themosl de­ luded set of crealuAes whoever lived! Do you know that ii is a. well settled principle ol physiology nnd common sense that these habits are more ex­ . hausting to nervous vitality than al­ most any other violation ol physical law ? And do yon know that life is pretty much ns you make it ?• You can make it bright nnd sunshiny, or you can make it dark and shadowy. 'Illis life is meant only to discipline us— to fit us for a lighter and purer state of being. Then stop whining and fretting, and go on your way re­ joicing. Every ouc is familiar with the old homely adage, “Take care of tho pennies, the pounds will take care of themselves,*' and the following anec­ dote [for the troth of which tho writ­ er vouches, being acquainted with tbe parties to whom it refers], ts strikingly illustrative of the power that hes in the hand of even the very nooiest of our readers, if they will buttakc care of the pennies. A Manchester calico printer was, on his wedding th), persuaded by bi* wife to allow her, as her share, two half pints of alo a day. He rather winced, under the bargain, for Jhongb it drinker himself, he would have pre­ ferred a perfectly sober wife. Tftiey both worked hard-: and he. poor man, was seldom out of the public hoii»o ns sjot as the factory closed. The wife and htrabnnd saw little of each other except nt bniakfiist: but as she kept things lidy nlout her, and made her filiated and even selfish allowance for housekeeping meet the demaeu upon her, he never complained. She had her daily pint, and he, perhaps, hud bis two or three quarts; and neither interfered'with lhe olber at odd times whon she succeeded, by dint one little nrtifice or another, to win him home an' hour or two earlier at night, and now and then to spend an entire evening io his own house But these were rare occas­ ions. ‘J’Jidy bad been manied a year, and on the morning of their wedding anniversary the husband looked as­ kance st her neat and comely |>ersoi> with some shade of remorse, as he observed: “Mary, wen had.no holiday sin’ we wed: and, only that I haven't a penny i* th' wotld, we'd lake a jaunt to th’ village lo «ec thee mother.” ■•Wouhh’t thou like lo go,John?" she asked, softly, between a smile and & tear, pleased to hear Inm apeak kindly as in old limes. “If lhee’d like Lo go, John, I'll stand freaL” “Thou stand treat F’ said he with half a sneer. . "liuist got a fortiu’, €taZe’« Chitted Plows DRAGS. CULTIVATORS, Gan" Plows, Wheel Horse florae Forks, &c< $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, CHAMPION REAPER & MOWER LUMBER WAGON! IN THE MARKET. FstfaBRWTEFffllTHIKllML I.. EMERY’S Manufactured at Mnreagn, Mich., of the beat material, ly first-claw workmen, and we can fully warrant ali Buggies wo aelL Fanners give us a call and we wtl guarantee The following bit of conversation Entire Satisfaction wasovrrheanl between two. young people ata gate on Stevens hired, Al! .orders.left with us will receive prompt unday evening; attention. Both Doable and Single Buggies He—I am so glad that spring i* opening with its soft, warm airs’ giv iug promise of the bemtlful unfolding KERR 1 CROCKER. of the tender buds. She—I am so g’ad loo, it is gettng warmer. Buiter spreads so much easier.—Danbury News, MEAT MARKET! D. Store of Rakes, At that point he came down on slock of the above named Implements at the pavement, several fiartiBs stepped our standfast north of WoleoU't. on him^tnd as he was being sponged off in a drug store he inquired: "L this gTexa* or Mtch^ns T’—' A Big Man.—“That carpet," said a dealer to au old former the other day. “that carpet is Si.35 per yard ; but seeing it's you, you can have it (or >1.20.” > While hr? wua cutting it off lhe far­ mer proudly said to his wile • “I never met him before, but you see he takes me for some big man. Now, then, Mnrinr, sec what ’(is to have a husband who looks smartish?" —Free Press. Becdred at (he 0. O. Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. • I have a full line of Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons. Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s * Child’s Underwear, ■ Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., Ac. $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes. Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Lowei than any other House in town. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. G. A. TRUMAN ATTENTION, ALL! FOB A BIG THING NEXT 30 DAYS ROE & CLEVER, thanking the public for past favor* aolict* a continuance of the aame. and would ’ inform the public that they will keep constantly on hand AINSWORTH & BROOKS, pay the Highest Market Price for I WILL SELL FRESH MEATS, BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, WORDERFUL HISTORY POTATOES, CORN, apples, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., Delivered at their Yard wide, Sheeting 9 cts. ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE Knit Underskirts, 50 cts. We also keep on hand and have for sale In 1804 No. 1 Batts, 20 cents. Commercial Advertiser, Best Velveteens, 75 cents. The Best Fasnily ’ jPaper Published in this Country, Good Waterproofs, 90 cts. y LATH, SHINGLES, WA TER LIME, SALT, * HAIR. STUCCO. Commenced it* Firat Annual Distribution of fc.. AU Wool Hose, 45 cents per pair. If... which we ship and retail at bottom prices. To its Subscrib.TS AINSWORTH & BROOKS, #lllsSOOO! “1868 “ 1870 •• 1871 •• MJ72 •• 1878 .“ 1874 ToUL 8.500 Subeertbeta. 4.004 4,601) 6,000 8.000 6.0U0 12.000 16.000 ii.uoo 40,000 30,000 »11.600 Proprietors. Then Try My $1 Tea, r«now«: $ 2.000 2.60© 3,000 3,500 4,000 7,000 10,000 12,000 20,000 80.000 17,600 MOtnoAOi; hali2 Default baring been made in th* ecaditiou* of । . - merit***. ror of Thomas Bhridun of Castleton, Michi­ gan, Which mH mortgage was duly rocord- at eleven o’clock seven hundred [$700] dollurg iu yearly pwy. menu, of one hundred dollar! e*ch year, from the d$te of said mortgnge, with inier- ehculd any default be made in the paytnent Wngatas, Francis Pattbn, of Nashville, Michigan, did, on the 13rh day of January. A- D. 1878, make and execute to Christo­ I herein exprewed, and ahouM the Mme repher Kill of Castleton, Mtehign. a certain mortgage io secure the payment of a certain ia to say, after said mortgage was duly recorded in tbe days, the «aid office of the-Rsgister of Deeds of Barry county, Michigan, on the 16th dsy of Janu­ ary, 1878, in Liber “Z" of mortgages, on his executor*, adminiatratorv become and be due and payable immediately thereafter, although the period a* above livered, on the 27th d»y of September. A. limited for the payment thereof might not D. 1878, by said Christopher Kill, Jo Joshua ihen have expired, anything therein before ewrfrary ihereef fax any W. Glonn, wWh eaid acsignmen: wax duly cnniaittad recorded in the office of the Register of wire notwidMtanding; and default baring Deed* in Barry county, Michigan, on lhe been made in the payment of aaid intereet, 2-Hh day “of May, A. D. 1874. h> Liber -o" nnd the Mine having been JUid remained noof mortgages, on page 113, and, whereas, said Joshua W. Glean did, tin th* 16th day of Jnne, A. D. 1874, duly and legally a««ign said mortgage i< nd deliver said note to Grif­ fith ft Kerr, of Nashville, Michigan, which raid assignment was duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds in Barry turn of mortgage the sum of seven huudred county, Michigan, on lhe 12t*i day of March. forty-five and 36-100 ($746.88) dollars, and A. D. 1876. In Liber “No. 5” of mortgage*, also an attorney fee of twenty-fire dollars, on j>*ge 224, and, whereas, there is uow as in said mortgage expressly provided; sad due on said note and mortgage, (he sum’ of no suit al law or in equity having been in­ one hundred and seventy rix dollar* al this stituted to recover Lhe amount du* on mid date-, nnd default has been made in the pay­ mortgage or atty part thereof; Notice is ment of said mm; Now, therefore, bv reason of said default, the assignee ot said by virtue of the power in said cordancewilh the statute in such case* mode mortgage contained, will, on the 19th day of and provided, I vball *cll st public suction June, A. D. 1875, at tbe hour often o’clock. or vendue, nt.tbe north front deer df the A. M., of mid day, in lhe city of Hartings, court hou**, inth* city of Hastings, in said at the north front door of lbs court house, county of Barry,—said court house being the in said city, (that tiring the place of holding place for bolding the siFcuit court for the lhe circuit court in and for Barry county, county of Barry,—on Saturday the third Michigan) sell the lands and premises de­ day of Ju’y, A. D. 1876, si the hoar of leu scribed in said mortgage, or to much there­ o'clock in tbo forenoon of that day. the of as may be necessary to *ati»fy the amount land* aud tene«u*ot* described in Mid mort­ due thereon, and the reasonable costs and gage, or *o much thereof as shall be neces­ expenses of this sale and an Attorney fro sary io Miisfy lhe said amount due on aaid of twenty-five dollars, stipulated to be paid mortgage, together with Mid sUaroey fee by the terms of aaid mortgage, rtiould lhe sad all *ther legal cosi*. The description same be forecloeed. ’ of said land, a* described in said mort­ Th* description of th* premises as de­ gage. i* a* follows,-to wit: all that certain scribed in said mortgage is m follows, io wit: Village Lot No. ten (10) in Alanson heing in the oouaty of Berry, and Stale of W. PUlUps* wddition to tbe Village of Naah- Michigan, known and described ae follow*. ville, carry county, Michigan, according to the plat aad survey thereof. Dated Nashville, March 18lh, 1875. in town three (8), north of renge eevew 17) GRIFFITH A KERR, west, county of Barry and State of Michigan. Assignees of wad Mortgagee. THOMAS SHELDON, Clkwixt Smith. . CLEMENT SMITH, Mortgagee. Attorney fur Assignees. . 25 , Attorney for Mortgagee. Deted Nashville, April 6,1875. 28-40 nORTUASE SAXE. al) kinds, which will be told low for ca*h The bigbest price paid for liideu. Pelts clc. Give them a call on Went aide Main St Mhville, Mich. •• 1MT> default thereof, that said bill will be taken a* coufe»»ed by Mid xi<jp-rc»ideui defendant. Airtl it is further ordered, that within twen­ ty day* tbc complsi^aal cause a notice of thi*- order to be published in the !f 4t » vms N rw», a public newspaper, printed, ptfhlisbad and otrrakting in mid coanty, nnd tliat *aid publication ba continued at lean once in each week fui six weeks in succcnion, or that he cau«e a copy of ibis order to be personally served <m the mid non resident defendant nt least twen­ ty days before the time-prescribed for hia sppreranoe. EDWARD A. HOLBROOK. Circuit Court Camioimionw in and for Bar­ ry County. Mich. • CLEMENT SMITH, Complainant's Solicitor (A true copy.) Attest. Wx. H. POWEBS. 29-86 . Register. Wa- E. SAVAGE A BRO a COLUMN Bargains ? And 3 Cent SOAP. OW Town Rio, 25 and 28 Cents. Dofuuli having been made in the conditions ef a certain indenture of mortgage, made and executed on th* third day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy two, by Alonso U. Stevenson, sole and only heir at law of Rox­ ana Steveson. dscMMtf, and Elisa J. Stev­ enson. his wife, of Woodland, .Miebigan. in favor of Elisha Bannister, of Windsor couuty, Vermont, which nld mortgage was duly recorded in tho office of the Register of Deeds of Barry county, Michigan, on Lhe third day of September, A. D. 1872. at five q.’clock P. M-- in Lil,«r X of mortgnge?., cu page 352, which Raid mortgage was given to »ucarc the payment ot five hundred and rixty ($560.00) dMInrs. four years from the date of the said mortgage, with interest at the r«lo nf ten per cent per Annum -pay. able Anntislly; And H w*a thereby *:ni 'in s*id inortghre exprewly agreed th*: abooid • ny dtfuuk be made in the payment of raid inlcrert or ar.y port thereof on any day whereon the remo wa* made payable a* therein expreaaed. and uhould the imme re­ main unpaid and in arecar* fur the enner of thirty day*, then and from thenceforth, that b (o My. after the lap** of tbc Mid thirty d*y«, the Mid principxl buid of fir* hundred and sixty dollar*, with all arrcaragBi of intcrrel thereon, should at tbe option of tbe obligee, his execuiora. ndminirtrator*. or awigM, become and b* due and payable immediauly thereafter, although th* period M above limited Jor tho payment thereof might not then have expired, earthing therein l^sfore contained to the cenLrary thereof fat any wire not wilhrtaudiog; and default having been made in th* payment of Mid interest, and the aamo having b«en and If ICB1GAN STAT1 01 UEU11A 75-100 [$1220.75] dollars, two years from tbe dale of asid mortgage, with inlore*: at tbo rale of ten per cent per snaww payable annually । And it was thereby and in said mortgage expressly agreed that should any default be made in the payment of aaid in­ expressed, and ithould the same remain u>- i^-100th* dollars, with all arrearages of Mt -k .. ____ ... mediately thereafter, although the period as principal mim or twelve h 75-lOOth» dollars with all arrreram* t( o..k m I.Z.UM Tbe Mfr INSTITUTION lu the TRIUMPH BAKING Default having been made in the condition* nnd executed on the twwty-lhird d*y December, iu the year of our Lord one th •and eight hundred axd eeveut Frier tv.tnoi, of Nartvillo, Mioh vor of Charlo* B. Richardson « phc*. which aaid martgagB wa» ed in the office of the Rrgblcr o Barry oonuty. Miehigan, on the twelfth day of January, a. D. 1874, al ten o'clock A. M.r in Lllmr Y of mortg.fi-. on P*g. 572, PtWDER! [$1811.17] aad fifty dollar*. a* Tea Setts for 65 Cts. kt public $20,000 IN CASH U»s BOOTS AND SHOES brick in ti c clihuney, ami coutitad I Ready Made Clothing GLASS AND PAINT. He would AT PUICKH CHEAPER TUAN EVER, AT THE DOWN TOWN fiTOBE OF H R DICKINSON. LKHAJJT AND MtTAtu ■j KE DETROIT �—The M. E- Church Social will be held at lhe residetactii of Dr. Par­ ker, on Friday evening the 23rd insL LOO A. US FRIDAY JBfrrrfer— thing else is necessary to bring down I. W. Vroesaan is building an addition to his residence on Broadway, and making tho obstinate ones. iloHr. Lee day nighL —Tha postoffice has gone into its IT A. BARBER, Ml. D, 1 tonne- ucw quarters. • Several bf our citi»ns have procured and n. jmM.rfcY—Renr*.. <«-, .~r —Roe Sc. Clever have built a neat, set out young maple trees In front bf their new brick smoke, house. WEBSTER St HOBfcS, Black—Rev. I. N. Crittenden is making prn>TT All triad* «t York H <>«• lliackamllt. inr toptoy th* violin. She i* advancing at the scene of the conflagration, which wns discovered to bo a dry goods hex that sotnu boys had mount­ Dry Good.., ed'on a pole, near H, C. Wolcott's house. At a dwtsnoe it looked ex­ actly like a fire breaking through the J and la there attending .to it. The frogs’ open-air qoncerts are begin­ —The Council has appointed.Clement Smith Village Attorney for the ensuing year, ning lo be heard. The “Bass" Frog seems lo be more quiet than usual. and Wm. E. Griggs Marshall. M. FLINT, Orson E. Gillman who had the misfortune —Middleville baa added ten acres to its to break his other leg a few weeks ago is Comgtry. The land was bought- of L N. Office or* Bolae Bro*. Drug Htnre, N*»hvl!lc. Ml.-'t. Keeler, $1,000 being ths sum paid thtrvfor. C. W. Bradl of Albany N. Y., is prepar­ JOHN R. EASTMAN —W. W. Cole was elected Supering to engage in the buying and; forward­ ivsor of- Assyria, on the Democratic ing of all kinds of produce in this city. ticket. Men have been engaged In cutting trees g L1EBHAUSER, —Mt S. Leibhanser has mowed on the fair ground aud cleaning out the old his tailor shop into the old postoffice stumps etc. The improvement was much needed. building. Since the fire at the residence of Chief —Now is the time to use printer's g PARADY, Manufacturer of Justice Clark, on Green St., a now.chimney ink to catch customers’ eyes for the and other improvements have been made to Boole and Shoe*, spring trade. his dwelling. TAILOR —House cleaning time i* approach­ ing, and the Benedicts will soon take the looks of her house on Broadway, and C. J. Holbrook is doing the same, al his res­ to the woods. idence. —A good warm rain would make Garden seeds are in abundance at the WM. JONES, the grass jump like a boy who has just stubbed his toe. —Clean up tbe streets.and alleys ; bugs sitting on tbs shelves, watching to see who buys them. your cellars and yards; clean up generally. ELIHU CHlPMAX, Justice of tho Peace, Xaslivllle, ailrli. Collection! a specialty. LOAN ■ MRS. L. O. CROCKER Has jut received a complete assortment of FALL AND WINTER IILLINXRY& FANCY GOODS! Alsc VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. On motion by Downing tho Presi • dent appointed VI olcott and Down­ ing to settle with tbe Treasurer. t On motion all funds except Ceme­ tery were traasfered to the Incidental Fund. The following acc'ts were present­ ed and on motion allowed. W. A. EverU, filling on slrtsL.........$14 5O W. Nichols,' — T. 0. Downing,'election charge*. 3.00 E. J. Feighn*c. • ‘and “ Rec'ing, 12.75 A. J. Hardy.... 4.50 A. W. Olds. 3.00 C. C. Wolcott,. 1.50 F. A. Webb,....__________ -1.<NJ Wm. E. Griggs, removing snow and ice at bridge........... Silas' Brooks, labor on bridge 1.00 1.50 0.45 the entertainment. Comers, Allegan County. On motion Wm. Our county Surveyor and Deputy have pointed Marshall Just received a new dumping level, for use year. E. J. FEIGHNBR, is with lhe Sheriff, nnd no*, in the court Recorder. room, as lhe types bad it in my former let- —The kite season is now upon us, E. Grigg.* was ap­ for the ensuing BOOTS and SHOES. FOR THTLADIES ESPECIALLY Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, White Goods, and mother* who find LISTEN? Something Interesting and Val­ LOCAL MATTLES. their tooth Shaving, Hair Cutting Dressing, Shampooing, Done in the latest styles of the art, and a* pastor of th* Christian Church in this Til­ the best of Oils used. Shop jusi south of lage next Sabbath. Preaching morning and the Unian House. 48 evening. His morning topio will be “Spir­ C. C. WOLCOTTS HARDWARE STORE, Where everything in the Hardware Line can be found at r e et i n g! FUBHITHRE MANUFACTORY! BQ. Lemons at 88c. per dozen at 49. 1 ■* I JACOB LENTZ & SONS Again in the Trade Manu^acl nrerw and keeps on ban and shall be pleased fo renew uable. brushes filled with paste will know Parlor. Library. Dining. Office aid GENERAL FONTORE! I trust by fair denting I ahull be 1 Business ItelsxtioiiH BABBBIaiHAIR DRESSER! Kasmvius, Mick. FOR SALE ONIA’ AT I world rexpectful’y inform my friendx i LEMUEL SMITH, President On Tuesdtf of last week a little girl BQl. Dye stuffs st Boise Baov. aged about 4 years, daughter of Wm. Bain, living in Hastings township, fell into a BQx. Bay Blate Suspenders at how to account for it. boiling hot aap.pan and badly burned her Dickixso^*. —Base ball matches, lacifer match­ right arm, shoulder and back. She is do­ BQ. Don’t fail to drop in'and get a es and various other kinds ot match­ ing well. Hash Cash cigar*t Boiss & Lu**.Our popular Buggy man, J. Lee Heed, es are taking a back seat for spelling BQ_ Boies A Lss will sell tlieir entire has taken a third interest ia the exhibition matches' over lhe entire country just stock of crockary and gbusvaro at cost. <J- now. Ws msax AT COSTKnowing tbe u<e of printer! ink be will be Dickinson has cheap wall paper. —Rev. C. I. De»o commence* hi* labor* BARLOW, CLOTHING The following named persons Ladle*’ Llncu Collar* A C’nff* were appointed overseers in the reGeo. Haskins, if Woodland, was arrested spective road districts: To match all new Spring styliu. bought at —Barry County official majorities: my own price, to be-sold accordingly on lhe Oth insl. for forging names to a note, No. 1, SolunionTroxel. Graves, 4,146; Marston,785 ; Walk­ lie owns the complaint and awaits the May No. 2, Sihs Stiles. Very Cheap. er 775 ; Cntcheon, 738 ; Hoyt, fur term vf court when he will undoubtedly go No. 3, S. C. Warren. Nashville, Mich , April 1st, 1875. on a visit at Jackson. . Circuit Judge, 359. On. motion Clement Smith was James R. and Isaac A. Dibble -have sold —Those present at Messers. W. A. AYLSWORTII. their property in this city to parties In Mid­ appointed village attorney for the en­ Graves & Chandler's concert last dleville, and have engaged in the dry suing year, and his .office rented for Friday evenipg speak very highly of goods and grocery business at Burnips the same time at 810- Sha still retains the services of Miss, for the accomodation of those who carry "jack knives."' DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. The truly wonderful anti justly celebmled Plow—n plow that is surely destined to work its Way into general use‘as fast os it bccunrrij known. All that is required of it to do so. is its »mL It is v.*ry|g>c.ii, strung. coin|«oct nnd simple in its construction ; there heitig rn all but tour pieces of casting*, viz. ; Hats, Caps, Mouldboard. Lnndxidr. Point nnd Slinrc' Boots, Shoos, The Point nnd Share, unlike vif’/er. plows, arc sepnr.ite pieces of castings, thereby securing a great Kuving in wmr, as-every* fanner knows that the Noliois, point of bis old style plow is worn good for nothing, while bis *hnrn would do tnnch service if he could sepnrute.it from tho point. And breulrn Shirts, all that, the truly great economy in this Plow is, that when lhe under side Collars, of the Point becomes worn beveling, as till points do, especially in htird land, it can be turned upside down, nnd you havto the sharp chisel edge CiVs, that was un. now on the bottom, cutting keenly; and thus you cari keep JU. turning it, first one side down and then tho other, unflQt is worn too short for use. And then when you have thus worn out one cAjL of your Point, yon have the other end of the same Point to do yo» equal service ns .the first. Thus you have in one Point the wear of four at least, of the old style of points. . And then lhe Share also lias two edges, which can be used vice versa and while one end of the Point, or one edge of the Share is in rise, the other is hid inside tire Plow, giytr.g it strength, and not marring its syinetry.m tiro SUITS from $8. to $30. least. 'Phus the Share is equal in service to nt least two of the old style, and by its being disconnected from the Point and need not be thrown away Made up ia good atyles aad warranted lofil with it because it is worn out, this Share-is equal to more than two old style. And not only has the Plow the above great advantages economy :n wear of Pointsand Shares, but it has much advantage in wear in the sltape of the Landsidc and Mouldboard. This Plow is the result of twenty years cvbsUtnl stui.y, and the expenditure of eight thousand dollars in eXperinrcnl«; The Landside, unlike other plows, instead of having a lateral projectile at its bottom, (anpposed and is actually necessary in other plows To keep them in the groumFlevd,) the bottom ouruer of the Landsidc of this Plow is rounded, and stands tdanlriig in under the Plow. Thus there to no projec­ tion there to be soon worn off, and when worn off, your How much injured. of Detroit, Ryehester nnd Eastern manu­ The wear of its Landsidc is equal on all its surface. factories, at prices that cann'l fall lo please. The Mould-board ol this Plow has been lhe subject of the. greatest study and experiment, resulting in one on which the furrow slice bears equally on Bools froa $2.50 lo $9 pr pair every part of its surface, and it has also demonstrated the fact tlpt n is not the character of the metal alon«*, but the peculate shape of it,, that ennldes plows to "Bconr’’in tho most sticky, mucky soil. This plow, made of c;.s*. iron, will scour in any soil that a steel plow will. Il has, nbo*, great pul­ verizing properties. Tn the extremely hard chkidy ground, fanners have noticed this |»eculiarity a great deal. And now,'lastly w«> have a Plow without any special pressure in one part more than another, we should expect that it would lioLl easy nnd draw A job lol of easy. Well, it does. 7t will run alone without anv holdim ’ nnd has dono it, with the horses on a trot. Tltis plow beat , the Ohv . . Chilled, Giijc Chilled and all the plows on draft at the State Fair. 113 Ito, and nt the Washtenaw Co. Fair, 128 lbs. This.Plow is now the most perfect two or three horse Plow, made in lhe (J. S. Cloiltlop, “Competition'’ they say, “ is the life are expected soon, when you m^y hear Ibeir sweet music— if you get up early enough. of business." your store boxes out on the streets, CUT FREE or CHARGE! KA.8KIO» ABLE Miuute* of the previous meeting read and approved. ago is getting along nicely. Tbe little fel­ was repealed, On motion highway labor was or­ low stands the pain like a major. —Sam Durgee appeared upon the Robins And blue-birds have arrived, and dered assessed at the rate of SO cents streets with a new dray, Tuesday. the other classes of the feathered beauties per one hundred dollars. —It is now the proper time to put DELL Present, — Downing, Wolcott, Olds, • Hardy, Halbert and Irland, Trustees. Keagle. Gntral Conveyancing^ TO Council Rooms, I April 13, 1875. j Regular meeting bold. E. D. Sperry, a new employee in Wilkin's Bros, croquet factory, nearly cut the fingers of his right hand off last Tuesday, while —Report saith that the newly working al a circular saw. W. Everett, hauling etone etc 4.00 Al Trontwine has removed hia barber On motion the President was un­ elected President of the Village,JLeru­ shop to move spacious rooms in Rowers pointed to investigate river bridge. ne! Smith, has resigned. block, and now has the “boss shop" of lhe Motion being made T. C. Downing -y-T. C. Downing was elected valley, os well as “boss barber." was appointed President Pro Tern. Town Treasurer, on the Demoratic Tbe little son of W. II. Holmes who bad On motion tbe fire limit ordnance ticket, by 51 majority over John his “extra" finger amputated a few days clean out MONE Y Common Connell Proceedings. IUprt«au JOHN Q^CRESSY Doable Self Sharpening Ifiiproi ed Several persons gathered Mr. Stewart succeeds Bonier Green as roof of a building. The boys deservj telegrap* operator at the depot. Green ed a night’s rest in the-"cooler,’ has returned to Charlotte. B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods and . Xtnwo In aay (A»rr In tbe vlllayv. ' OX HAXD AT north past of tho village last Satur­ hodse. flLEMENT SMITH. V 1.A.NVYKR, Beal Ertaic »n-t In««.-*ae>- Flaws Plows! Plows! W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, —The cry ot fire was raised in the painting his- is NEW GOODS! lage school will be used, unless some­ APRIL 1C. 1S73 the attention of-our ladies. —Herbert NEW GOODS! The entertainment will embrace, 1st maple sugar, and 2nd, a spelling mass. The spelling book in use in the vil KOCHER BROS. Have removed to their with yon. able io retain your confidence, and to win that of strangers. Together with a full assortment ol MIRRORS.PICTUBES. FRAMES Especial Attention and cards, brackets, DUSTERS, AC.. AC., U invited to my’slock of Elegant Nffw Quarters, Baiy Cats aaJ Perambulators! B^> Prepared Citrpns, l*ran«*. RngUxb On the 8ih inri., John Potter of Grand Currant*, Beans, Lard, Monty, and eve­ Rapids, was arrealol l»y Deputy if. S. Mfctrything the market afford* st Boisb & Lxx's. In the new briek block, appo-dte tbe Union sbal, I. W. Vrooman, and lodged in jail for COFFINS AND CASKETS, House, and ore bound lo lead the Co. in tin passing counterfeit money in this city. On —Billy Griffith went ovej the riv­ wall paper juxt rercivcd al Botas Bans. o(.n „,i.. i„,i »„j mbtai^o er dam in a small boat last Sunday, A O 2A1T LJ । CAStUS furnished to ordes milled to aw lit trial at the next term of the BSu Oranges at 40c. per duxea st 49. find escaped without injury or a wet U. S. CtMirt. WHICH IB NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. ' SHR QUDS AND COFFIN LINor THE tHr New Orleans Molasses at back. Ho might have tried a thou­ Sheriff Creasy arrested on tho 10th iusL, A. Roos A A Sos. ■ i INGSkr/d continuity on harttL sand times and not have been more Ready pay cuxtomem shall have no cause: at Orangeville, Jas. Reed and Mra. Electa fo complain of high prices. And in varieties to suit ctutomera, all to be lucky. England, a married woman, charged with and choice slock of —The job of doing the wood wurk having committed adultery, on lhe 22nd day w. manufacture our Furniinio from lhe of March last. On being brought before Give IVIe a Call. best thoroughly seasoned lumber and warof Messers Ayisworth’s ic. Wolcott's PAY THE Justice Riksr they gave bail for their *p NashvHle, Mich., Jan. 27, 1876. Dons in lhe Latest Styles and with neatness. stores has been let to Biggs A Waipearanoe for examlhalion on the iOth Inst. FALL MILLINERY GOODS’ it cf Religious Work.” ••Pulpit and Pew." Evening topic, BOOTS AND SHOPS Mrs. H. M. STEBBINS Dry Goods Business ! REESE & DETTERICK DRESS MAKING rath. Mr. Walrath will remove Stoat Qcill. IliR-liest Cash I?rice from Middleville to this village next NEW PLANING MILL A. W. OLDS, Prop'r. —Kerr A Crocker have formed a co-pnrtaership for th* purpoa* of carrying on the agricultural implement buaincaa. They The following persona have been drawn i serve as jurorj for the May term of Edwin II. Clark. Orangeville; Asahel Beach, Jr. Johnstown ; r’s building on ml styles, I would invite the public lo xsy superior facil- msIL (lire th* new firm a call. Ue best khd of work si —A. P. Nichols’ dog stole over ^laning, Hatching, eleven pounds of beef stenk from Re-sawing, Cut., day, and that evening he sailed down faction gnoranleed. Dretged Flooring SUiir, MoiMhgx, At.r Roe & Clever's meat market Tues­ tnntn street with a tin pail tied to his laiL The meat wns recovered. Sv Frederick Hocbt, Jr. Carlton ; Milo L. Williams, Hastings City; Henry W. Burch, Thornapple ; " Johnatbon Haight. Woodland; John Beamer,'Irving; John W. Griggs, Yankee Springs' Henry Healey, Hull*nd. I. F. Makepeace, Hartings City. Guy B- Durfee. Baltimore. / Wm. P. Little, Castleton. COUNTRY PRODUCE, DRESS GOODS. Bites, Pelts aid Furs. SHAWLS, CASSIMERES, —Orson Swift,* wealthy A rater of shall tend out a Wujoh lo uuy Fresh BUTTER and EGGS. 2’1-46 REESE Ac DETTERICK. boots & Shoes, > anker Aotionw. Tbeodor* Kyea, I'rairiavUla. John F. Gates, Assyria. 5 o a N nrman Johnson, Rutland. 2 5 Harvey Belling sr. Barry. plow* manufactured, via: Gale, Oli­ ver and Heckeadorn, he reqnrsted :i trial to determine the merita of the Hence, a trial Curtra P. Pcndill. Prairieville. Hiram Coleman, Johnstown. held on When we see young ladies with tender eyes nnd nisei ad mouth, llecken- teaching school in lhe place of those ■torn—sukl by our enterprising hard­ old maids who used to bo so fainilinr ware dealer, C. C. Wolcott—and pur­ with a- hoy’s person as to know wlieru to apply the ruler and make it huit chased the same. Mr. Swift went the tnos!, we wish we wcie back home happy, and Charley is in all ol there agnin crooking up pins ha the. his gktrv. wm h» verdict in favor of lhe Clock*, Spectacle*, #c. principally removed, an-l we invue Pbytieian* to .-xnuitw tlicai and Hurt Hiriu. TO TVASHVIEEE TO W« STAA’I And intend doing a Lrgitimai.. Drug BoaiuMV, au-l I'l-yBiciaUA sill find iu our otpek a general amiafiuient of goods »u>tcd to Ibeir practice, nut WE WARRANT THEIR PURITY I WE ALSO HAVE . School and Miscellaneous Uookry'’Stationeiy, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Varnishc Brushes, Glass and 1' Of all kinds, and la fkot Evrrjjthing Want, WINES AND LIQUORS. IxJh AaOw and NIAC AND PEACH BRANDIES. JAMAICA RUM. u Fin, Article of OLD FORT AND NATH'i WINES, OLD JlPURBON AND CEDAR VALLEY WHISKIES. {■w.<intr,l afan Standard Proof..) LONDON DOCK AND HOLLAND GIN p*rpo.«ca only. your Butter, Eggs and Dried Fna't, । We pay the Ifighcsl Price for - them. CHAS. W. DEM ARA Y Having learned tliat the report ia in circulation tint our stock of Drugs rocenes Which wo will dispose of as low if not lower than our ccmpautora. the public square, and Mr. Swift gave A W. OLDS FUJkOSTlSrEUS, s into town last Saturday to buy a plow. As our dealer* represent three of lhe best plows. L. J. WHEELER | Nashville M ich. COME COTTON A DEs*, was the dog. and he is as devilish as Maple Grove, came Experienced Workmen Employed.- GENERil MERCHiNDISE FOR ALL KINDS OF week. W. U. ItSCHER * Bro. I w Finest'Chrwiu* TOBACltOM «*'>d Wo cordially Juvite the public to examine <Mt- >t;..-l. n»d pretr* beL»r* p«irw4»-i.'in •. F.HR PRICES .LVD 11 (/.VEST DE.ILLVG, F. C. and F. T. BOISE, Druggist �prawwltoo irai"» <• te iro- f T»- Ml- k nra-.orally .aotained." j The publisher <rf the dan-MitM./Wru- iXxo.tr,Aiuaatag a* tiih cxhiWtiun aeoBta from the ;-wlU bwu*. April iTtb, a iwreKy-c«Lt-*^n.-r.n dcsrrtpta.n gitou by w« ran say. , extra. ccmtamiuK * fine map of the l«wk Hib*. . from aioixal ubrerraUou, teat <*iie feature u including all th* Ufexintain rang* kirnwn tmdev ! to be Introduced into the. traveling Romir, I that name; also, a large swety of valuabis in­ i Hippodrome more taterraltag aud tastru-.-tire ; fmnation gathrtM frota ottidal snd private NEWS IN BRIEF. : IvyTt+l Ot MWN-r. anvwn «• - i nc (.ougravs or aHmarvna. . — r,----- - -r,------- — McCloskey. . - , PtaTOLMtBKTOLYPai, me | tamly. .< .affrnd to t>» -oenJ lUUS a e.»poni.K ■ . ! ancy, most enslaving to Ute mind, and such an enormous affair Uirough the voua- I „mgtoitj to diOrall to o~«~. tod ; P-igJin M gtoltoto w-.u 0. to,.U I UnUy ot i ito vri^nh-children oroBiamarek, bo exoeeaivoly ? ever a»w the -Cotigresa of • Nation*’ ft the | Witeon ahuttle eewtag mactawe ; proa., tlito il W dnubtod wtodta- KSSJ,1“ I _________________ I in any branch of education mure diacieI rto,. .ven TV- 1..wn tiou or more skill in required. W c have two nbiecta to keen iu view: the one. to the Mwtrid tluh*raitv. have t««u tautatasl ---------from s,wiu for preteetin,-, agiinoi. the rereut secure our children from all unnwssuiy educational law*. CMtelw. the eminent i-tato- ; and imaginary fears; the other, to in­ man. bM resolved to go to Itom* to aroirt per- I apin' them with that strength of mind j The coaiumca arc true to life, and many at machine iijmmi terrne nbich enable him lo pay them are genuine, having been procured di- 1 foritta email monthly unstallroeata that he j feet tuulonailttes which they repre- | can snare out of hte wagsa wnhoat feeling the rent. sent. Tbe The Individuate Individuals emnloyed employed to-ocreonate to-pcraonate • : drain drain.’. Ha Ho win get. rot tliaraby. tlierobv. a machine machine cajiabte canabte the historical characters hare the moat fallb- of doing evorr variety of family work in tbe frit ir» Him orlvlnale In faen r.,.t ,.._ —I -..-^r.d ,..u..._ u (Lnl n child can operate, and which will pruro a per­ tralturc ta .ome kind of triumipbal car, brill- manent family bleaeing. Machine* will be lantiy bedecked with appropriate «n•retnion. which may enabln them tq meet, with bicius, color, aud Intricate dcvlece, and oil -TU. 'Mb. th. u»- •arte of characteristic* in tho way of pecul­ iar unlfonn., -uluiata, aoidicry, attcudanta obarxoa thata war the French-Amiexnbly la Ulrica, to I, avot.table * ■ x first, n potato of revenge. evil, of life. For the and mualc. Bcoroe of gli.tcning gilded chari­ ot* illumine lhe arena with a balv of lu»ter, —The Spanbli goveniment baa dodded to tlwre is no one who iiaa oontempmted u U were, and the dteplay of royal .ptendor Mud 5.000 more Mildiera to Culv. tho suffering occasioned, through life, in far mote Imposing and impre*»ivc than Dil Pixkok’s Golden Medical Discov—Cardinal Mautang regard, the Crtiiolki : l>y the prevalence of needleae fears, imag- word, can describe, thrilling the auditor with un»pcakable amaxement and admiration. witb any other luedicmc. Cliurch in Eogtaid aa approaching tbe mo*t jIiary terrrir*, and diseased nerves, but “ A* tbe name of the grand Congrcs. implie., Y UT rc"‘"r~ : would moat earnestly desire to preserve it ft a tlupcndon* gathering of tbe Monarch. sio; , . ■ , , --. —Franc* te innmouiiir her alwcnl *oua to............................... .. ... i of tho nnlverac, bringing is vivid .view the inj the rtfrcM part*. For all caaea of Laryu' their children from these evils. To this living Ktag., Queen*, Ruler.-and Potentate* Kifm. Hocraeuoaa. Hupprewion orJxnm of Trace, ii.. ! cad. they Hhouid be. as for m possible, ' otti& 0Mt ■*»« ccnturler, culintaaiing ta «ti IIn>nt*liilia. Severe Chronic ariangvnng Cougta, —Tbe attempt of 1‘aul Iloynt.nn to crasi ti,e , ’ » . • atlecttag Jtnale «o touching that ft mu»t it will lx? found to anrpaee' any medicine that .tote. Her Majeatyl ba* over before boon offered tri the public. It Engliah .channel in his life-aaving apparatus guarded from everything bkcly to excite a w .ken the emotion, lotlnus ot of a aatolc. HerMriraly. . rf.m, or U. Urrifj lh« inulin., i •" »<”' * England, S’head. Cbe glittering is sold by all deaieni in mcdidncti. w'm a partial nuccean. When within11 ve milwi undnd by . , , | coInnin, larrotiuded byher herroyal royalcourt courtand aun tion. In wry early childhood they ought followed by a long ancestral Hue. tbe notabll. Tiuc Human Haul—How many per­ — _ nt play, i... —..i -itv and richlv.uattbrmed ** Life mardsna ti.” son* abuse this delicate and beautiful orna­ not' to «... bo rtortied, ___ «iv®n by tradTiicu France, Iu lhe pcreon of Napob on tbe ment, It boraing it with alcaMie wmtm and com|*uyitag him dealined to pilot him any farthsr and he waa taken on iward tbe atrarcer. don DoiMcs or Htmngo appcarauctm. Ghoul Firat and bia famoua Field Ma rebate; Ireland, plMteriiiK it with grsaae. wbieb has no afiinity R-nne, Rurota, Germany,Italy. Turkey, rndla, for tbe skin, aud i* not ataorbed. Ihinictts Ho waa it, exoellenl splrita aud not tired ta tbe storicH, extraordinary ilreanm, or other Japan, Clitaa, and M ull, UbtU all tbe MOUgloomy and''mysterious talcs, mimt, on arcii* and Courts of the entire world pa*, in unrivaled an a dr« reviflw, winding up like a jewel-bc*prinklcd no account, be named iu their presence, t> coll around tbe continuum drcle. To look nor mturt they hear histori** of murders, upon thia beautiful historical proceMtau in London, and other dignitaries. Boynton will robberies, sudden death", mail dogn, or all it* grandn<-»* aud greatneu la cqUivalenl lo aiU«»g In full view of the court* ot all the Electricity w Dirn. — All 'uerruu.4 terrible iltawtos. If any such occtir- earth, »o truthfully realiatic arc-the bewilder­ —A former editor of a Carlist newspaper has ing picture* revealed ta rapid .ucctualon. stonmc.i. ki lncm snd btaxl. sches aj*<l lyuti*. ] been appointed to U;o bead poattion in the Mad­ renccH are tho subjccta of general con- Such a dxsxllng. half mile of solid gold, of that body. Diaraefi favored th* bill. J —Tbs Hwi-tuilo walking match’ at Naw York and John Itewitt, of Naw York, for t1,000, wm gion ind**dribe.l.by dispatches from tiiero on William M. Tweed, to /cover back M. 198,957. which waa ]>aid out under the Board of Audit of 1870. —Tbe eubjert of fraudulent mail contracta m *, r. ’ ■ J V U ST . IBOOK EaBHXEK“l£SS. NEW MIPS,CHARTS,4C. SELL wrai^t WLr R U 6 H -JU \jr VZ Elastic’ Trass Co., No. 683 Broadway, N.Y. City. a*aite»«a.-a*»«e*»a^j»Owaiw.Mfi WraaM. PORTABLE Soda Fountains. $40, $50. $75 & $100. GOOD, DURABLE Alrtj CHKAF. Dr. J. Walkers (Uli the Sierra Nevada mountains of CaHi'or • nia, the medicinal properties of which are extracted therefrom without lhe tie of Alcohol. Tbe question is almost daily asked. “What is tbe cause of tbe unparalleled auccoae of Vij/xoaf. Bit TERsr Cur answer ta, that they rurnova the cause of disease, and tbe patseut re­ covers, hii health. They are the great Mood purifier and a Mfo-gMng prtnd^e, nf tho system. before in th* ofVlWBOAME.TTWin relieving Congertkm off Inflammation •£. lhe Liver ^ Vtaxrtl 0rf«*. DO YOUR OWN PRINTINC! :sue& .-I •-*. The propert ies of Dr. Walker's VibkgabBittbbs are Apcncnt,Diagbott)tic, Carminative, Nutrition*, Laxative. Diuratic, Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudanis, JUtarr tire, and Anti-Bliiouv. California. Av_Bc«tcu- *»«Aa»n>.fct Cto»x«-^ s§fES®^.SHARPSIIIFlECp, —The Indiana at Cbayetme agency ginning of ImI winter, profeeaing to be weary of the war-path, broke from the ntockadoe. tail —Two tliouaand Indiana at the CbcTtmne Agency revolted tbe other day, and fled to tho Band Hillx where they atool battle with-punru­ ing United Btatea troojw. Tho latter were repuleed three timea. witli a lore of aix killed and r.ltecu wounded. —The Uni vendty Mound College al Bonlli Ban Franciaco, Cal., wm burned last Sunday night. Lore, about •60,000; insurance, t25,000. rid University, and much disMtisfactiou pre­ vernation, let them, at leant, .be prohib­ fcwcl., Mirer, proeloua .tones and tinvails among tbe atiidenta. ' ited in the nursery. Nor in it of 1cm Ml could only l»e produced after rear, of preparation and the expenditure of half a importance tlrnl w alionld he caution* doxtu competencies. Any attempt at Imita­ JoBMSojt’s Akodixf. LutnoDer may be : ourselves of betraying alarm nt storms, a tion ou Ibc part of ambiuou. and un.crupuI— I h. -i.:i., _..i. < .. I A Kentucky editor waa walking one j Jn-a,] of ti,0 ctark, or a fear and disgust lull, .bowmen for years to come win re.ult in tbe mn«t inglorious failure. None other j iu canes of croup, whooping oough. influenza. i IODC .ptber day recently upon the street, enjoying | u1P of animal*. Tho stricter than the ‘Prince of Showmeni’ himself , , arid almost ariv of tho uiaoanc* to which they I •r than the lhe I tuv .rn liable ' ’■ would undertake It, and uone other .i.« 1 * r0 * “ D,P ■ the balmy spring atm-'Bphere. and won- rigimrioe in th««c raspo-rts is required great and lm>j>rriu.ihlc Barnum could achieve ; Get fhe the bent The beet Ehmtic Truae i dering whether in the year to come hia i IxHSinae, by a casual indiscretion on our so stana) a triumph." | (jgy Tbi. entire exhibition Is advertised to ex- • i- pmnen.r’*n. 744 Broadway. N.Y. Write for iL paper would bo established on a pay ng lwrt> by leaving about on injudicious hlbit ta New England ta May.Now York, etc., ’ _ basis, when he became aware of a snd- book, or one alarming utory, by once In June, Chicago early in July, Ohio, Hiinob ; THE MARKETS. and Michigan in July and Augu.L den giggling and Uttering immediately | yielding ourwlvwi to on emotion of It tedue to our readers that wc inform them Itehind him. He turned and saw the | groaudlem terror, an impression may be tliat Mr. Barnum announces that certain fmposters ta Cincinnati bare copied hia bill*. source of all the merriment. Two -well- ■ made on the mind of a child that.will ;.o*tor», cute and advertisement*, and with a drpMed ladies, prominent in tho town, I continue for years, and materially conn- few broken-down circus horse, and wagon* precede bis exhibition ta the West, and w.>w, __ . *1.the .. iYeffect . ..of habitual __ »__ __________ ‘IJ will were tn in Liu hw rt«r, ntwl ami Ittnkrltilira laughing Imurttlxheartily, ' ,tcrnct watclifulhiw-. by .....,.-1.,annemndag .... the r? GreatBomau Hippodrome —.. ...-<r — ---------------------! wllF sttcropt"to make tothemake public' Much to the poor editor’s surprise, their I ' -----------------------------------! will stleropt thebcUeve public believe S p T itarnum itamtim’s* Latest I nto«t Womlors —A H( lhat u „1bn, hlttc * unrivaled e.tablhhmetit. attention seemed especially directed to P. T. wanaer*-A . MuU pub|k ajrBlnit tmlnr - ,j‘V vriM«< ** WWWIM» »n-> S»orti*a aiflre, - , * . • • • JJO I’.*'?? Crtadaioor Rlfiei. rievaJoes lor 1300 |d* • 190 A Itlfl Srad lor llltW.rVM (•t«ll<uw AawoBT *wi»Om<-*.t *• 0. WRRTCOTV. " K Mi Stu Wwd Wood Eavc-Ti If yen want the s Tcbis; sarjsssi,.—. .TWWrawr sa.w^ir.tnrc.A™ .l-H-l__ II.—..I llUro^il * I’.kr vrm TO THOSE .LANDS IN IN QUEST THE WEST Coloxfinl Exhibition.--- thus deceived, and remind, them that Home |xxmliarity aixjttt his own exterior. ’ <»MllA«lX<>js=.«ar«5»n7X* ,|Iir»£r^^n<nMuTlLVH. J- r----------- WU> >•? .mou.l giant.powder in a bonded warehouse. A num- Then he divined with a thrill of mortifi­ rxr « »«H, n e'ti’j <terol'» uevotea ncirtr ncanv .wocri*wucoi- i «, •• ------- .— ---- - — j --------j UuM.iatbo MkWI., Rxfcm ,4 Wmioti I»a_ No favvt umr>.r>lipUlnl„..nC to Hptalnlng «»d »wllla< extolling U>« the .ml great I of monev .f to organic'“ and »■ 'IU equip f «<".• even.a ~»»emB an rBansn or C4r». iwi • cation, tho camc of their amusement. o>t.rprt«. “kb P. T. Iteraum H-raum I* I. n>»k. ’?'1:;. rise, wub with . which mak- |j bl*?cc« lib bi. c.tablfchuieut without '.J ■i prep, le-fSarsftsk in tho rains. Tbe loea an tho building ia not bb l.rt, <■ Um r.Uou of rf rarerd ~,g»l years. ran. TteCtejw.il Xb«» tortealhte f.rtr ,»»• teara' i-.renr career ■» the rattou IbcCtncmnsIl/te«g Much twisting aad writhing wiiile grind­ In, bl.Uirlc.1 •* ch*>^«.twcna»><-*<o-r ,ut tr-Mon Uh-CUIm ‘ aw man In ite the ' r.-'jvlrer ot^ Feb. 27, im.ran 1*75, »»)■« Ui.i that Ibbpre. this preIteo than half a millimi dollars. mb.i llbral >ml d.rtSs .hj.in.n » I od IKCwH-K. K.U> IDtnoU.nat 1',"' " ■■ Hlprodrone- I. .tapljthe •■wreek —The Ozark House, at Bpring fleid. Mo., waa ing out mental productions, seated in a . wortd. Tbe.UlhUe, wbieb ir.iper Brother. ; of Ou । vixl Punrtil^u rirtn* (.rai, Ac . mi tba .luprndou. troud fraud known Great I Itet’. .luuenduu. teuwu ■* u the ite Grr.L hard-lxittoinrd chair, had told upon the rtlreu.tr.rn nulhrulle router, .re nrnrlr ol overwhelming. They make an ordinary bred Eratcni and Great Soutlrim Circus and Me- ; •25,000. frail texture of his pantaloons and the dixxr. Mr. Barnum ha. always boasted that lingerie combination, which exploded al Sel­ | cloth had finally yielded. The editor’s Im gave hl. p.tnma double their money’* ma, Ala., the 10th of last November, a num­ worth, and bi. claim, are generally acknowl­ ber of horres havlnit to be eold to pay the ' wife, good, thrifty woman,.had rrpaire-1 edged-. but till* time be seem, to have far out- expeMcsof ehlpplng. Hie show to tblaclty, R. B. PALMER'S .tripped himjelU Last year he obtained from where Ibc proprietor* left a number of their John Jouen at Alexandria, Mo., the latter wan tlio damage ns l»c«t she could, but, per­ the Connecticut Legislature a Charter for employe* nujinid and pcnnlfcav, and vamosed. Stui? Well Auger. new cioui cloth uiMcnva matches poonj poorly "TbeP. ■tabbed to tbe heart with a butcher knife, and haps n.ipn because occaune now "Tlier. 1. T. liarnum Barnum’* UDIversal Uni venial Exposition Exporition Who tbe real proprietors of tbe bualncas .......... m j.,.,. . .-..ii.i - —tiit,..- ,.r .i.o were-still remains a matter of considvrabhdied instantly. The blow wm nt ruck witli ancli with llio oH, Uro evidmote of hOr l.te.li- ''omteoy.- with • e.plul ol. ro'JU.o.rt tel. , ’ , . t ..,,,., l*r»;-Mr. Barnum, who Is President ot Iho myatcry, but it la aencraUy bclicvyd that 0U (^23 OU work were all too plainly VMltue! Hence cqmpaay, and Mr. Coup, hl* Manager, have And) 11 sight, one Gibbons aiid George WcIk-iIS 15 JSM hrudle, leaving the blade buried almost out of the crael laughter of the hdies walking •l«itm*oym<mth* in Europe petfectiugUieir ntd Others were large stockbolifcra Im U frjuded circus men and others connecte.l , ■ight. ,. n plans. Thcubjcct of this great company, as behind the country editor. lhe poor . <i><-y-announce, i« t<> elrvau, niuuKiacuu, di­ w.ih lhe concern Anally obtained the r“5*Tv aid of the law to compel a settlement of man flod to his office in shame. Tlu-n r«‘ teem of all objectionable feature*, and Bvw—So. i ' , । lbua reader , them worthy the patronage of Ibcir just claims, and tbe whole matter end throat witli a razor. He ihci hi* nuujhocxl arawnted iteelf, and.-he Out ’ the most moral and refined MaMes. Tbvy*av cd in Ur show tn-tbg attarliod al Hand)ton. Poss—M<w. threat, inflicting a fatal wound. down upon that patch and' wrote some- ^al •^*u«»«y ^ay »<U h*vB * acareur mure and In an aurtioc sate of lh$ divas crop- t-cao........... ««»■••............ (traveling *and " permanent)‘ } erty at IxbatMin yes'.crflay aflarnooc. . | ul exnimuuns (icaicrii “Thclievlof Ibcjjke is that lie Haven, Web turvt*......... thing for tlio paper. Hw next issue con- hi America and Europe, ,--------------Europe, ---------and they intend that Cartney, Iim again escaped, thia time from tained this nonurranb • __ theirmcriU chartered liUe shall be brinj a guarantee ol her. Hlbboas and others areatwMil to reorrsaU(c of whaMW thcv , brfore tbc ite a H>p,«drosro mil of the ’wreck’ to start ] wwsar- Xo. I the United Htatca Marthal who captured him in UULCU Ulis porafcraps. . h< dnvpUim party " An wo walked [irnit a conpta of tolie* on tbe public. The present scaron they have but out wih next lummr/on another tour ' c,,.-*-.; 't ’ । ucr *di rrt)«lns. *Im In rtr : t* b« lhe ortflnni lavrnloi “ The whole show was Father a poor concern. I o«v»—No 9 ntrect the other day, one of lbein..*o wc are in- two exhibition*. One In Mr. Itanium's wcll»y be tfir owe Bm tt-e ot only a few lions Itlng hi gvofl condition,•snd ’ a vs.. . .. formrat oirowvod.l^-. wzud oo mg . April 0—Michael Hulk van. at Now Brunn wick, •Jie menagerie including no really rare or vaL . fuaura-N>>. jmuta. and m>te merry over the dmrorery. vailed’•WGroafWtaan Hlpjiodromc.” Mr. uaLIc anlmala.'* ’ Our readers have only to um ordinary eau- Wsaav-IteJ. Well, we do wear old clothe*, it i* true, but wo i tlaroum seems to have devoteu year* to pcrmlght afford to treat outhcIvch to better ones if tictlug thia grest enterprise, and nearly one linn to discover whleli Is the real and which t Ooaa- New . the buaLaud of tiro woman we refer to would J*'*0'* *U«.tton was paid to it I* tho bogus eunetrn, though wo see that Mr Oraa...... uuDfe.teM w. .teo u, u ra.u jn Europe. At an expense of icitisl hun- Barnum complains that some sln.wa dbtaiu ‘ Mrij^hirA Day.—Tho dafendaat’o testi­ oome to tho office and pay n* $18. which lie dred thousand dollar* be erected a ctcal hip so employe named Bcrnum. and then ad ver LiBJi • mony CMUiihtcd of dctiiri* and explanation*. ban been owing for a long time for sulntcripUon ptxfrotne building In TbC iicarl of New Yurli tea ” Bartfum s latest eolerprtec.~ and resort I . b worv •• ■ city, and under an outlay of over t5.CU0 cacti to other dec ices wherein they u»e tbe name Wa<<T_riU. ‘ ... day he has run his catabllahmcnt in New "Barnum ” to deceive the public. He sat* *kt. milled that be might hare Baid he would rather ' ** Doubtless, mud a logical old Eu- York for nearly a year. This Exposition that all exhibitions with which be la eocnoct- Oasn—Saw.. rravanu tba Hair from Falling. cd will give "P-T," snd alsoputa Oats glislihteInitials, clergyman, 41 God might have mode ' !yc engaged to »hip thu-.cutire Hip. . . . n t p-htrome to Europe next autumn; mean- Iteb hte portrait by way ot Identification. To • . •___ i. k. i Wheat r.itr rciij, but, uuk, ; waffle auiie tbev nicy bare uuve undertaken i and hw family difficulties. i » better berry than the atra^lmrry, tbe difficult la-k 10 Doubtless ,,f t«n»|M»rtmg I. ....... .................... .. fltrty-Jbwrtk Ztay.-Mr. Deechcr* teriimony doubti««, God never did 1" Doubtlrm. entire^totho princ.pri cities Promo!c» its Healthy Growth. . America. A. Mr. Barnum’, great Hlppffdromc travel. wa. explanatory of tbs letter, that pmwed bo some editor might malui a point more .u -*^1^ OrestZLirper*. R?nT.n IIrat/*/tap Htap^drome: will re­ I W nx.1 ad „ .. ■ . I------------------- —o--------------------*-‘~r “Tht Great Roman Hippodrome will re-I under.an expeare of nearly fi 10.0X1reach d.y tween Mre. Tiltnn lumradr Mr. ll- Fullerton r.ll.w,., ucativ. but. doubtless, none ever did ,, , a mbles moving . i___camp _.... There -e.:__ are __ .l.«O raro.__ tween Mm. Tiltou aiwl aud lumMif. men,_ it esn exhibit only In large ctlle*. There can Is not Grsasy oor SUcky. called tho attention of tiro court to the farttlirt j If , won ..... , ’vi,men ..men ntid .... . ... nt . audchildren childreninfaMfr. Mr.Barnum*, Barnum**service, service, bo reached by cheap excurMan train.. Mj. httlo bill fof818 $18 was UOt notfcettled "‘IUU‘ •»/-«««« »r Iom »».**■».« Mr. Ita-bor bad before him a memoranrlum of I1 If U Uthat “t 11Ul ° blU tetUed andujestock “n4 U,e ”<x* Include* *»rl«dc. 750 horses horaee and >ad ponle ponic . !■ W Barnum says he ean — easily half a million of !hr i .iv' , ‘ " I «>P ^bante, camels, e.meta English »>glteh .tag and I j dollars dollar, by by this thl. summer .umrap4’,. experiment, and .nd that that up within • * week after tho »PP<*nuM* apptmraiM* »>f of beatde* eftqib.nta, •• ri.An ’^-houud*, ttataed ustifaUm, Hom, bearaJ taany event he shall not bring back hb Hip thcretx Tita wan frequently refcarod to by ! MJU VAl.VinLK nrrOJUtATWY. *. paper, then w there no virtue Ui pan- llff.;r4 alld ..tburaulmri*. Fur tl.c exhibition I podrome from Europe. It 1s patronised aud * I. M HARSO*. Bai SIOU, UJkna. Maar. icy. And the occurrence wm a literal j tec menagerie aud the various ahowe, dis- • approved by the clergy nnd religion* <-l*.««ea. . 1 P«rf‘»n>»a»cc« connected with the 1 a* well a* by school-teachers and all head* of memory m to date. This unuaual prccevxfoig ‘ anil• a recent one. Snbdues Usfractary Hair. □niixonn. , <-iiterpri«c«, two enormous tents, each 500 : refined families who desire their children, to on the part at a witucaa waa tho subject of a I ---- ---------■ tert m length and 300 In width, have been ; improve their mind* under thl* great system otic ot which will l>e kept fa in j of14 '* objftLteachlng." objeeLteachlng.” Beyond all quc*tlon question 1 O OIL ClFHOMOe torfl; twofcelM. good ileal of remark. i ! .4 |I provided, one Soothe, tbo Irritatal Sealp-Skln. no time lime may be lo»l loat ; tbl* thl* Is 1* tbe mn*t most extensive and extraordinary i -L“'r*oU*1- »'.W-McCtxa-raAOo..Bue*<mA( i< il ivaum Iwihv la order that do Sixty-f.Rh Hay.—TUo defendant eoutinned ' ’ In making VMah.r..* ready. - -1 W».— Question ... I tra tbe f*ec —of —Jtbe —--earth, L- ■ “ and ' nrob- : ~ Ttm farmum v>r Rslino* V’altav ffeKE-.- *»F dctayhig In The : exhibition on . ...... . ...... . . ... bia radial of bia experiences in lhe Tilteu ..... sz-ssnssrri—“sSkSSEvis at Mini 'voun*. ill w’n*. k for wera iS>r StK...i™S.I rwulu lOO VKABM PHOUHKSS. !»«llaT<T£WE llrtierv, CMmwU. <X iJOUracn. 1U-.« « •‘2uU- M± D UNHAM PIAKOS. Dunham & Sons, Manufacturers, Ws-wosnu, IB U»l Ulh Streri, . [i-*tebtob..i jbs*. j new yob*. POPE'S ot m EttfabUnfteH IMS. Burnett’s Cocoalne Burnett’s Cocoaine Burnett’s Cocoaine ■i Burnett’s Cocoaine . L Burnett’s Cocoaine GOIEEJSJT&Sil llroirtrr.rorjols^inM teiroj, VWIPI- „f,r„.pOTU1te1 !>, nu-. .. noys —. the n.. rv.1 —rt.. fanner, --------11: tewincM. Speaking of Woodhull, he aoleraly ; nut, Colinmd'.i were nt tl.At 1«* I...1 - . - ___ r .» ■■ a• Uro nrorey ot tho rfelrroul o^ro-lioo. ol that State, and, witli an enterprise that, Sizfy-*ix.'?i J»y.—The cxkminatinn of the de does them much credit, they went to , . . ., . . •• I work aud laid down an iron pathway to । naw gave emphatic demals to th.. whfah ™*k«* thfe.i, ;„.1™^» I tho sea,time which makes indepcndc.it for all to pome ofthem monopoly in any i many tended to exonerate Gen. .Tracy from lhe ciiMgo of double-drab ng. According io Mr. famiwh^var. The port of Monterey j raiu. »n< .Mf feu rwtei will .,iVL.d hy lh„ .....umUoh ol no '? * horse-pataec’ car*, constructed . with com««ltou* stalta. In which ibc hor»«* can He down and re*l while on the Journey uud arrive at the piste ofexhibjllon quite fresh for thU pc»-. formwee. Heide, moving tbe tent*, anta,*!. .’S' , |p these TiT* ^re. liertbs be nnwtacd In^tbK^ voted □odall otherwlH material Ulppodrotu* ___ i., . . .. 'r. . T ’ S,CU s«sI1 lttT tixn Prir’-*’i *>f th* ------road1 ■vruocraur rua)aruy.......... . '! bycheapening cheapeningtranstrans-| —The oArial rote of Rhode Island for Gm - ' 1 the present ytnr ]»y txirtatiou by old rathwul line if- tiiev I mor foots nn’ ' . tho . : . . * *’ .. ■ ’ . a.?n do not choose to use their own rood. | ’ aire i This road, witli B good narrow track I ’ .11 fl. , i n ith all th ra ccaaary turnouts and roll, , -fc** aod a ith t • o large «arahocuM, ♦t. h f re***U-r <*car«1d oo ooat the people of Sxlinas Valley 313,000 theNortbcru I acmn railroad. The rear ear of . p,,r m Q*. aadf they freight ou k Burnett’s Cocoaine ra lu Ilk. I S200 ISSSorVKWKgZL. iS ...1." . . ----- . i Morafe, ItolCkl. U-OOTMT.-JI « f claimed that dincMo, with a few except I .................................. ———---------trona, h** Ihicu conquered by the research________ ______ ___________________ j and intellect of enlightened men ; and •*“—————- —-— r-------- ;-------- I noted i»rofe«a<ir of New York adC” dayrtbaero. Tore* fro* Add™ I * "?™ J?r" ©D-icU Six Mutoon A Co.. Froti-LMai^. nuta tluit **of all science#, medicine u | - -— ----------------------------------------------- — ....... ’ * 1 n. ..........1. ... nvn WW.,g __, tbe moot uncertain,” and tliat thousands ; fk to Bas pkr •re WU1U.11V «Uu«litor..l in Ills nick ’ J «- fiBW-Aw»3w<.J ,SV<£^> । room.” Certain “schools” of mmHcinc arc in existence, one of which * ___ •thd patient ill,” in onler to chum n a cure ; > ■ —■ and another administers “sugar-coated | bread pills," relying upon nature to i effect her own cure*. Dr. J. Waixkr, | of Califomui, an old and rrspected phy­ One PKK DAV GXBJ* sictan, tried both modes of treatment and both failed. He then appealed to nature's curative—hm-Iw ; and now enjoys rugged He luw »given of his . health. u -- the —. benefit K-------j 1 rftneovery to the wtirtd, in tiie Rlmpe.of , ViKBOAit BiTritttH, and muccite uitrodnetian Iim »ald n quantity altaoat large l.-r DKFiANCK ' cnouc^ to moke a nnudl harbor, or to emptied, everyth tag will be packed uptalho*e j the “ Gn-nt Eastern." It« curative detailed for the work, and the caravan, with-, pnqxwtiea arc ott-vted by grateful titou0,11 tbe loss of a minute, will be on the more I mhhm. . 31 toward tho next Waco of exhibition. , ---------------------------------w "The Vri>Kramme of yertannauec will be Thm Jones Fruit Evaporating Com- । ste-retive. 6ouaMmu wili make -pony, Iti) LaSuJle atreef, Chicago, UL, daily ballooc McaMtou* with . car large without doubt make tlx- Ixwt cvajnrator in descriptive circular, fuU of feature kione. Then there wlH be ‘ z”';? orntrer*, will be nmBrai I interest to' /ruff mailed j *?“ r*c'’’ ta ^ariote driven by * Anu ! on application. Tho machine is not ex- i pAisive, ihd it is sa d that thirty dolhmi , . per day cun be miule with on? «>f them. • ’ ."ffLj!. AGENTS • tenta, and .table tent* for the boraca and uthcr animal*. There U alto attached to tl.e ‘»n>|iany a largo corp* op blacksmith* aud i 'csrpenl ——liter* and buildcra, acme of whom pre­ -------- be ahow revcral day*, to make ready for •he exhibition by preparing the ground, erect. POXzrrcxL. Francisco by long lines of railroad betag«c»t», etc. Tbedre»»ing-room teat* alone 1*7“ °* »*«*»>•■• b~-r longing to SUndlml * Co.; HU ton will cover more ground than an oidln.iry circus. ’• Tu movpepeb an cDormotu establishment witliout hitch or delay reefuires the etnploy-W ™. - Cono-ue,,. ,« .. »“ ’/‘h ‘ snbscribod the Use Block stock for a nar- j head of e«n -eparonenu avery nmg u M tbe recent election was as fallow*: j and they rnibscnbod »t« row-track railroad aud built, the road arranged m to move with lhe smoothnw* an J msii I ,i i , : preclrion of ctack-work. At the appointed : '‘ll*•IMd7* ‘U1J U,, y tlu7 ™‘ almoet boar tbe canv*. win go up, tbe street mcc.. was only twenty miles distant, where ships can command load M cariir and fur j more cheaply than at San Fnuicisce. L Their vaHey wm connected with San Nfc 617 St Qharlei Street, St. Ictus, 12a., ■ •■■■,-*—---------------• I Burnett’s Cocoaine Burnett’s Cocoalne ’• 36 pager, «’’>•< Ml i,api«>. fcr row MARRIAGE GUIDE, Burnett’s Cocoalne Klta Dandruff. . Burnett’s Cocoalne Burnett’s Cocoalne DR. C. 1 BOMAN. NH«b Uats.jta, JOTAB; Prepared only by JOSEPH BURMETT A CO. 27 Central Street, Boston. INKS $25Oj®aa-S3^ I Sn™. .fei»hJ Zd.a. oT^irai«! £ »u5X S.’i!2ete wa«"w»«roUted ralraralrarair ten. life «l« of Mtorj! CMlti • Iraatel, Ura ’ telegram* were recently sent from New ; York io Ijondon, and 'aiunren received ■ (.ucimpnx nt, hunt real butfaloea. give w* . dance*, pony rwrs, fool races again si horary exhlbtttaus of daring borsematubip, la»o ’.browing- A band of Mexican rider*, «ou.t cd on fsn.oua mustangs, w!U make a pnrtcwl ed attack on the Indian eamp and give i mimic but faithful rapreaeotafton of th paid into tiurty-mx jHiwnro, and trawM over wild acenes cuactex! on the Wcateru irontl-.-r Tho F.uellah alag bunt will )< an exact ptet du higher asyalhrre parlor* urgmia j in Organ Co., oatf that n witli him in this opinion. svsx-i the Longa—Pnrtfv tag the Bk/od," and : tg the toZe of the Lrivr. ft eirilea : « aired, and the whole « |W<1 ootat iOM< to Lealt:.. For tala by | »MMk »«wTwi r The Mott Extensive � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-04-23.pdf.pdf 9675af254a63040afb9f6078f43d5d42 PDF Text Text :®1w SashrilkaifU'5. ADVEBTIS1KG KATXS: 55217267 Editor and Proprietor. Progression. No Retrograding. VOL. II. ^ASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1875. (wtablished custom, and would.requiro a past, just u she was almost crying with great amount of courage to neglect it, I ' fear that sometliing had happened to assure you. But why have you such a ! liim, ahe beard the outer door open, prejudice agaiust it? I cannot soe a bit’ She started with a cry .of joy, and ran of liarm in drinking wine, provided, of I aut in the hall. Yes, it vras Charles, but | fiUPERJtririoh' Axn trircBCRAFT. । Wo are accustomed to swear at the ago i which could indulge a superstition that j led witchea to the stake, and boast that j our wisdom and enlightenment have out- tho entire group, and making money by the operation, and if there is any money to be made' by railing pictures of my own children, I want to be the gainer. So I would like a copyright to sell these cotlrae, tliat one does not indulge too ; hi? gait was unsteady, and his face pale grown such folly. But when we come photographs myaelf. ’ ’ The d&wonsolate froe.ly, which I Inuit would never be the | and haggard; . ■ ’ to study facts as they are, we discover parent was greatly distressed to learn ■ case at any of . my parties," and Mias “ ‘What is the matter, ClUrlos? Arc [ that, in the matter of superstition, wo that ho could not got a copyright otj the ' Bogers drew horaalf- up proudly. yon sick?’ his wife anxiously inquired. S’have not much to boast over the creduI “Ahl my dear, there is the .trouble, ‘“Well, I don’t fwl very well,' art- I Ions and ignorant people who lived in and so it is better not to put temp- swercd Charles, as Roec helped him off I Salem in a by-gone age. Recently there A slip nt grammar in a recent number I tatiou in any one's path. with his overcoat. ' i died in Fayette county, Pi., a Mrs. of the Atlantic Monthly has‘revived the | “ I would not think very highly of , “•• Come Comp into into the the parlor, parlor, then, then, and and He lie I' McNair, McNair, at at the tiie advanced advanced aee age of of IM IM vears. years. discussion aa Jo tiie necessity of a new | the strength of character of one who down on the sofa by the fire.' ' The announcement of her death reviver jMTSonnl pronoun singular tluit anil do could not reoiat it,"'Kate replied. . “ Ho obeyed her m<x:hanically, and as j the story of her being accused, within for cither sex. The Atlantic permitted j “But there arc circunwhuici* which she bent over him to adjtuit the pillows. the past two year*, of practicing witch- , itself to say: "Wo would rather set a boy '.would render the temptation almost too । his breath tinned tier cheek—how hot it craft upon her granddaughter. The or girl upon some one poet nearest akin to i great to*bo restated." , I was and she shrank back with a ahud- young woman was raized suddenly with their man till aptitude.'* Now this pocuj Katie shook her head doubtfully. | de.r as the horrible truth flashed upon violent' Hpusnui. A physician of sense liat blunder is very frequent If only I “I nee yon do not believe n», my , her—he had been drinking. But as she and education was called io treat ocraKiiH-.ally funnd m the bept writings, deal-, but l ean prove it to you. If looked at him, and saw how pale and but the ignorant and su]x?rBtitious mem­ it is because the prooiireader interposes you have a few moments to iqsire, 1 will tired he appeared, ahe was tilled xrith tiers of her household refused to pvrmit his correction before the sentence reach.* i relate something which occurred in my | pity, and thought that sbo would not re­ him to administer any medicine, for fear tiie public, for every editor knows how early life, that I am certain will alter ' prouch him this time—perliaps it might1 it might prove n " witch powder." They , 1 often oven careful writersi make pie misyour views on this subject" never lisppen again. ' ‘were confident the young woman Imd while in the ordhutiv uttorLPo.* of “Oh! yes. Aunt Sorali, I have i<enty “Ah!, but it did occur again, aud ! boon bewitched by her grandmother, ■ the day it tan* cptnmnn wgir It may of time, and shall ba very gM to hear again, until Rose’s heart was well-nigh | Mid such charms could only lie combatted I uotoj -m fl10 printed regulations of NO. 30. xo MICHIGAN NEWS. yw.-xtcx.y . Good newM comes over the oceui for ; those who fain would cross it but for th<. dr^dedf-aZdewierthattheexeuraionen-. . Th" »^t« mill, u Tlrnt v.Uwlr prep . T, . ., .. . ., . , „ mg for the sowing .omoo. They employ 8! tad?. It is mid that the famous Bciwuner ‘ ship, .with its great length and swinging • T„x niut wding-Park Awwiatlou bare d cabin, has mode a full trial of the atormy rfd«! to hold their rpring meeting ou tl English Channel, and that in a heavy | gnxmd. of the tknuMre County Agricaltnj sea. “Thepitching." says a corresponJane 39 and 80ud Jaiy Limtnwbate dot wbo w» on bowri. •• w» .lrao.1 "TJ*’ T" ■ . 1 11 • «. meeting, uxl ftewo in premiums wui M given, imp.-rorptil.l... ud Uu. roll moa ip. b_ Wtarcl. tnrk... Tin » lullaby;” .....I 1.™ *1. _ . . ' ... ... . . ■Rr a and Al.:_ this ___ was___ when there wiw a rough crosa-sca, running bo high that the pilot could i>Ot be lauded, and with a strong northeast wind blowing. Several partial experiments have been , . , _ . , , . made with her- liefore, but when her arrangements were incomplete. This time, Bay the nautical men, it ia fully demonstrated that the channel may be bj^ good judges. THt Vonioop** 1 fona<xl * sodoty. rtmiL dent, anrl aud Dr. (CbariM J. Hempel, Hunsrary ITwiklcnt for life. any distiu-bance of the- stomachic equi­ librium of the moot sensitive. And if the channel, why not the Atlantic, the Pacific—nay, the vost chain of aeas which circle round the globe? Bessemer’s principle, it would seem, lias only to be developed for the prolonged navigation of the ocean to achieve tho result of wholly abolishing •ea-mckneiw; and the sequel, will surely be anxicnsly watched by thousands of stay-at-homes, who would otherwise be indefatigable tom-' ists.,- But whether we ought to rejoice in the increased number of Americans that will flock abroad when tho Ik-ost-mer ■saloon becomes a feature in all Onr ocean steamers, « very questionable. From tlie reports of tho conduct of Americans in Europe tliat continually reach us, it would perhaps bo I letter if tho terrors of tho ocean voyage were multiplied rather than reducotl. through fright, and so badly injured that she A slock of brick buildings was binned'i lAnsiug bud week, involving a loss < •36.000. ' with[the counter-charms oftiw conjuror. 0Tery w,a Bu-amb<»t, aud ta । Um doctor wns .lismtaawl, and tiie family, ( ubiqiliVnin \u ^Ivrrtiacments and an after exhausting nil tiie home stock of UOUQoemente-<Mi, for instance: " Every ne<in«M, - is pniecoding "lowly. AH who have I elmnna, sc-nt into Somerset county and 1 p^ngvr mustpay their tare on entering passenger miwtpay their fare on entering ' only child of wealthy ]»rvnta, very much , silence or abruptly leave tiie room when- summouol to tlicir aid the most famous q 10 etc To ' avoid thin blunder, " ---- ------------- TTTT7—------ —; uie cur,” cic. To avoid this blunder, lotted, and a favorite in society. -Many .ever she broached thesubject. —witch -*-n -i— *------- ----------------tr-------------------1 , .. . - -circitmlocution - doctor of - tliat region. He came cither an awkward 'must ,nd, fc -Bmy pmeogur 1 were tho admirers who flocked around “ Atoue n'gl‘t> about six months uifi »mu.H Ito, tonirc ouJ ta will, p, | her, and not a few were the proposals ' alter marring", he camo homo almost un- . oonton at witoh-prool ahtfnto. Th- ' mmt j»y hi, her ton-," eto., or alto be fre-jticuL • - toauli™-Ibero were two—hot ; OT1O a, jbe mart be boldly iguorwi. which she received; but sbo turned n ttbl° to stanA Damiml Psirr. s Jack-on Jawdtr, -has been lam flio plane. Thor could naibar j, ,, that the proooua at tho luaecu. j deaf car.to all but one, and he — Cliarles “ * Charlie! Charlie ! ’ cried Roae, AUNT SARAU'H STORY. Stales District Court st Detroit, to two aud a „11W p, ,„yl hl p,,^, „„„ Gray—wan a man whose atteiitioua any when she saw him in thia state, * how borrow oor hrnl They wm tortadd™, ; hn<, cried Kate Rogers, m woman might feel proud to accepi. He you be so cruel to me, nnd yourself,- under direful peualii™, to render Ito, ( „.pr™,utatire of tho eutire hu^u, fam­ “Oh, auntie indecent -epithets for acmligg postal I moat trilling kin,b>«™ to any ouo-not I nj, but jpaltocto of j.totico are This will !’ site ran into tiie room yjrhcro her ount rmt could not bo called liandsomc in person, too ? rr1 "" “ i" kill me" *• tbrongh tlin uiaiLi. quietly sewing ;.“ it is*snowing, and I । yet there was that in his brood, open ,r “ He had reached the jxrint where his woo .. helping bawl ,,r a cap of cold ,tongra. a„„ ,lh«i» o< gnuumar, aud It ta now couaidored beyond doubt that Lake eyes, and L.frank, paasiouB were quickly brought into life. I waler to the nufferwg. Th«w reatrie- ] hcaoo too urepwe. man Would rather am so glad, for it will bo such splendid ' brows, clear Ibrown . ,1 daring the montlrn of February sod March. sleighing on'Wednreday night ” ' genial smile which never failed to please; prevrat ----------the; non,mil a nu,^ mtowiam uugaUantly “‘Kill yo'uf Woman, I would never.jtiona were Momaiy . to .. ;in.n tba, mw uoipiuauuj M.1 u,d oom/ort iron- I •- Hqutucn me womfn in iu uus fl,;, jaumy num“ And why abould yon wish it to be and be was endowed with a rare intellect, have been in this state had I never seen IWitch™ ------ -------rcorivwg o —------------------------ —------TJIS SIXX OX A SUIT Of . laught in her public nchools. Tho yon I my mght, or I dudl curao | «ny ot the dwell™, within the cordon. 1 m „ contemporary forcibly pate it. I ury of Ito d—ll-oi I j,,,,;- „ , eontanpiray pita it sleigliiqg any more on that night than ' nnd great fascination of manner. ’ . „ . CLOTHES. questioned vm reconsidered by the Board of , E.reu a ,w«r imghbor w» refined a d-rtain writon. a«wrt r^ry deohlodly tbal any otiier, my dear ?" . • “ He came into our city oa a stranger, the day I ever aaw you.' It may have been questioned by mat EduosUon last week, and a minority report op­ ________ 1a_j *-j a« “ What a provoking little stupid it is, having lived all his life in a country “ Roec shrank back in horror from the drink of water, aud any chance passer-by ।1nc pronouns are Duedixl Ijeyond thooo we ' ter-of-fact people whether the amusing | P«tong tho iutrodncUon of the language wa> laid himself open to guilty complicity in | to be sure,” oxchumrA Kate, fondly town, pursuing his studies under the dreadful words burled at her. * a ToU * “ to.L . , , ! already jxs«efli<, but this is simply dog- tricks called sleight-of-hand or pre<i.tig- > ..4, . ** ■ , , 1 .. .• Oaklaxu county has 150 lakes aikl ponds smoothing Iwr aunt’s glossy braids, j guidance of his father—un aged clergy*- * Good lieaveiui! Charlie, what do the fonl prnctiww of witchcraft Suspi­ g nMue 1 ituitic.pinnioii unwipportod by tht facts. itotiou were of any practical application 1<rge cion pointed ita finger at every one, and , “ Yon surely haven't forgotten the won-1 mon—excepting tho few yearn wiiicli he , you mean ?’ , No matter what |>edants may say in tho or me. A sharp jierfornier in Detroit Fur. rixth reunion of tho Soldiem' and flaildrone event which is destined to take had spent id college. “ ‘ I mean juat this,’ ho repliixl, bit­ tiie poor old grandmother, helpless in matter, every mau of ditqwMuouato judg­ lias settled, the question in the affirmative. ! ore' Association of Michigan was Held.at Grand place on that night! Mamma 1mm issued j "He .arid Rost? were continually in terly; ‘when 1 wns nt college, I was dis- second childhood, was Bubjcctod to uvdry ment must see tluit if nearly all the wri­ He was a sleepy-looking fellow, and he ‘ Kapids on the Hlh. There wm a largn atft~ •>' l"»°* •*> n hundred invitations, and more than ! cadi other's society ; and before six graced, with some of the other boys, by ' indignity, and to positive torture, some ters in the country, learned And un-; w.mtinto a.-lathing.ton.carrying .. . „ » baa. ... . . . * . . . of the nli! veUtrut rM-imsnis wnre wall renroocrenty Imre already been accepted. It I .months had paswxl, they were engaged ;‘bioking too much, nnd was expelled, even advocating her death. During this learned, are continually betrayed into a die about the size. of a suit of clotheo,'' f ■outed. Tho affair pawied off very pleasantly is to be the party of the season. Aimic ■ to l» marririL , My good old father helpad me ont of my reign of fanatical fury quarrels arose in­ definite error of grunimer, and an error --------J — ’-----------------” -*■ wrapped neatly in brown |>aper. But । u, di concerned. in perin to furnish tho music, Riseau the flow- | “ .About a month before the appointed ! trouble, and inode mo .promise never to ' volving the whole neighborhood whicli can be avoided in many iostanews this customer wanted to buy a new suit, KcMurs LV„ of ths Are England-Weekly era and decorations, and Lamoir the re- j time for the wedding, Rose gave a large I drink again, and 1 kept my pledge until [ 8qo*lAD<jounier® nnd suite for slander, only by either a clniusy circumlocution and Bclccted $3o worth of store clothes, , Journal for April 8. 1728, ia oa cxhibiUou in freshmente. Papa is going down town I party. Great were the preparations । that fatal night at your party, when yon ! ^‘is lasted for cighhwn months. Mean­ I or a half statement, there does exist a which the dealer wrapped up in a pack- ’ tb<’ wiu<low of a Detroit jeweler. Tin: by telegraph * Be to-morrow to give some further orders • made, many tho invitatSms issued; and ' urged me to drink. I did it for your whllc> ^o granddaughter, by help of a r*^ *match ”*'’■’* ■gains ——* of ehetsi ■ '■* —­ radical defect in the language to cause age also about the size of a suit of clothes. tween the Bay City ami Lansing choss clubs re­ about the wince, and ices. And, oh 1 on tliat gala night, the brilliantly- ; «akc!_ Behold your work I Tho horrible I fltroug constitutiofi, despite the jx-culiar it. It will be said that Epglish-epcakiug The sleepy fellow suddenly. (Uncovered called in a draw. to — which ahe auntie, such a love of a dmss as Madame ; illuminated house was filled to overflow- ( fires were rekindled in me, and they will | *treatment *——• *• was subjected, peoples have .managed to get along a tliat he iiad nothing but a check to .pay LKOJJIJ.ATir£ I’ROCttUniJiOH. • recovered her health, iunl the troubles good many oenturies with the present for his suit,’and he asked tliat the pack­ ALmLi im miilrinrr for fnr me ti„« to G, w «»mi> zm inw with uriHi gueata. miMMiM AH Rose’s yosng yOMllg . never gO Out!' Mode m making wear on 4Ln* tluit i■ ing All Moxdat, April IX—Senate—The W1 to ml ai»zkfi<v Im,™ iof .f << occasion. ■ Imagine a bewildering combi-1 friends were there, and ainofig Ithem, “Ol. Oh, W™l4ak Katie.’ Katie] he tqtoke the subsided. Had it been otherwise it is supply of pronouns; and this argument age might be laid aside for him until he Hem! the eetUnx ol rum 'waa jaaaed....OUwr nation of white silk, tulle, and pink moss ■ coiirae, Cliarloa Gray, her betrothed, truth. They never were quenched. mnr*> than iMswible the old woman's life Bonmla, no doubt, very conclusive to could go aiouud to his bank and draw roee-buds, and yon will have but a faint “At Bupjior-tinxe, l^ose, who was sit- Every word of bitter recrimination would have been sacrificed to the fanati­ some people. It is so old and ven­ the money. To this the store-keeper had ides of its beauties. I couldn’t begin to ; ting opposite Charles, suddenly called seemed pointed with a sluirp arrow tluit cal superstition of her kinsmen. Penn­ erable an argument tiwt perhaps it ought no objection, and he laid the package describe half its loriincsa; it must be out: ( sank deep in the heart of his vrife. I sylvania should not ime.*r at the witch­ to receive a little respect; ita equivalent aside. The customer deported as he seen to be appreciated." ’ “‘Why, Charlie, yon have no wine. wiui cru.ihet|to the earth by his words, burners of Salem. was used when gas, railways, and. steam- came, carrying a bundle about tho size UunJ rcadlmt. Thia u lulemUd to cxpedlja bualKate paused, completely exhausted by ‘Here, Sam,’ to a waiter, ‘take Mr. Gray and when T recovered consciousness I IxMiti were proposed; and it lias at­ of a suit of clothes. Ho did not return, ' Tczsuar. April 13.—finui&s—Ths Hotmc bill the flow of words which bad issued from wme wine.' found that I had been raving in delirium tempted to bar the way to every improve­ and several days paswxL Al length the The street-preacher, feeling iris mission ter rosy little mouth. How charming , •• «No, no; I do not wish for any, thank for seven long weeks. On asking for ment in our civilization. clothing dealer thought it about time to sujierior to tliat of other men, doesn't ate- was. Standing there in the bright you, Rose,’ repliixl Charles. ' my husband, I was told that he was open the bundle and replace the clothes . always recollect taint tlio gbldcn rule SOME XXW WONDKRS. sunshine, with her fair round check « «Not wish for any wine ! noimensc I away; and not until I was strong aud should form Clover things in industry and inven­ in stock. This ho proceeded to do, and , fliwhi’d with health and excitement, her Why, Charles, I did not think you were well again did I learn that he was dead. found to his surprise and disgust tliat tho ' selects a place (for his wild oratory. But tion are kt times put on record. Thus, dark eyes sparkling with pleasure, and as prosy,as that Come now,’ she tuiihxl, He was not very well they told me, and, there's a otreefr-preacher in San Francisco eockchafera are now made use f ul to artists, bundle contained a greasy, nigged, cast­ her brown curls blown hither mid tlritlier playfully, aa the waiter set the wine wliiln attempting to stop on a train, off suit. There was only one explana-; u< rei*uv« u> bettinc •» «rJ» or dice; to di-aue who will proliubly bo more discreet in for a Frenchman has found that the inby the chill wind in which she hail taken ImmuiIu him; ‘I’m not going to let you lie missed his footing, fell under the cure, tion—the prestidigitator had dextro usly ; mzmb^'of'a Cf^^arSartiXirn^ future in tlris respect. He established m-cta, after feeding, yield a few drops of her brisk-moming walk. A piquaute, , stubborn. Just drink a little,’ and to rerchaiqirel buucllre-tolh being wrapped I ".'St, ““-.Xt2? himself at a cohmt of Third and Market a liquid which auHwera the purj>oee of saucy little brunette was Kate Rogrrn, I enforce her words she left her place at "Ah! although they tenderly tried to 'Sit streets in tliat city, and soon the cracked Indian ink. Different tints can bo ob­ «> paper of Ito wm,- color. 11 wan a very whose bright eyes and rosy cheeks luul । the table aud come around to when' hide it from me, I knett that tho accitorn* of his appealing voice antmnoned tained by feeding with different kinds of neat and sharply practical trick of leger-. t«y the <.u«uniUzs hivrr.t-tx-»nni’ wmtkdu of ! dent was caused by a different kind of made many a manly heart flutter and | Cliarles was standing. ‘ domain of alxiut the value and tdze qf a I v-# sinners to a hearing,' The sinners came leaves. Near Ko’iugsberg there are torfi •’ xnsKspAY, April 14-—Smale—Noc tn bobpulse quicken when she poswhI by. ' . ~ 2... “ ‘~ Rosie, Rosie.* 1 he answered in a low I sickness from tliat which they would in <wnwd«t not. »o much for preflf fv« ; bog“ of hrge extent; s cl«ver • experi­ auMof clotorc. js-tted, spoiled child of fortune, ahe yet tone, ‘do not tempt me. I would do liave had me believe.” amusement, and they blocked up the mentalist converts the turf into mfllpoRoeaBed noble qualities erf heart and anything for yon but this.’ , . . , ; pEMutr of Um> Medlml Cenaon biu....A DiUBitra “ You, Aunt Surah ! Is It poorible sidewalk, and impeded business. The Ixjord and paper. The paper is said Menareaaidtolieontidwrtiinn women. hm» werebn»of minor taraorttom.'...Ti»« mind, which endeared her to all; and “ ‘And you won't even ilrink to my tluit this sad story is your*exclaimed annoyed proprietor of tiie store in front ri*emble straw-paper in britth-nmi. “One l»y cr.aU. more trouble in a : or qmre cotinti.-at urtns connffuowr nuve u nsunix oi there wm a wann, tender place in that lieoltiu’ urged tiie temptrem. ‘I thenght Katie. of whidr’tlie lowly evangelist was hold­ Clever manufacturers make and sell meat- houte than throe prls, «ys many a impulsive heart for the kind aunt, whose you loved me, Cliarles, and yon will not “Yes, urine, Katie, Heaven help me! ing forth, entreated him to move on, llour, and recommend it as nutritious. suffering ' mother. Bui, after all, site’s j mitur «c Um wta>i». homo ahe lias just entered. In (act, I do even this trifling act for my sake * Remorse is ever gnawing at my heart, but tin? lowly evangelist wouldn't move. This flour is made from the beef used in to blame tor it; there’s no real reason | Trnnwusr, • April 15.—Smalr—Tho concureweryone tovuB thia kind aunt of Kate’s, ‘'‘bbryour xaicc lie it then, Roaie,' and I shall never forgive myself for the „tnw wpre U1(, w, What were tho affairs of this worfd to tiie manufacture of ‘1 Liebig's Extract /’ why a boy abould not form Udy ImlotA with bar calm, quiet face, and gentle ■ and raising his glass to Iris lips be drained death of your poorjmde. Now you f of fltrrnity t --------- — ? Ho cared pot for nil tiie juices, all the goodness are One of the benefits that the mother of J *)Un*:ux>» by do«<! by marrted wewn wm ut>W, ways, bt.*r purse over open to the j»oor. its contents. , . The SruaiA bill re'tfulKUtttf the whle at mrdMnMi rhere my thoughts were when awfllngs and deriding.; he would obpotMua w*» pi*ord aa^t rrn'-ni orfrr....A aqueceed out, and then the worthless ।sons can confer on her box, and nil the i Hl« i. toy loud at U.i, prrfty Unto I .. wq,,n] he a ,1(nnl ,n you entered ered the room.' room. , the thoroughfare if ho chose, and •*"**’ to beef is ground up for wile. The buyers world txwidea, is to fyrm in them the | 5*£“,££raf iu~» of ben, lh, only elnld rf l>«r blood ™ ntobin* to tomato to bi./»«■, ••a™. thougMrc. I «.! l Btert!tawh „ lbo Utert^dom. are, of course, cheated, for the meat- ,habit of putting things in place. This h<«m—ti^ foiiowimf bui. ww yoaagrclltodhia-. «.d hi. .yrc wm wdd Md oog™. h.™ puiuJ you b3 to, lWEt word. , a, ,Ioni came. The mer- i flour thus produced contains no nutri- ican be done only bv following them । oWorwue uovd; Authorum# u»r Prmuc< «nd <u»>• Ewdoa aw. Ktoio d-r.’l .to, my., ..Nrt ,uoh . !»d dow- altor ^1. wa. it. Forgive me, auntie. ’ | <rf iiethoughf him of IlrtFSaSKSS ment It would l» better to cat sawdust :round and roquiriu/Uu m, when they ! • to, toaaq «> taqrftal yon, op- OapUaf toughed IW.ud. Uippod "Hmrcngrcut th»l yon m»y novor . mmody. H.> not om bi» ho.-, A Belgian Udis beef bones in water for ibarn done with a bm*. to'put it back —'■^,1 ‘LtjU.L pntorfuag IrcCm!, but «i U» M Ulr of raffor ™ I taro d.«w! You would nrrcr Ute Iho plug. «nd turuod wbr»™y, some hours, with addition of rock-tialt ou i the shelf where it belongs; when they ! «trartion of th« aim-b*. au s.bu and sua<Eih rail­ you came in ipy thoughts were far away । frieuda. luLrcte^du.yrtoryiriluuluoltlumste terrwteuteg noteto u,xm U». crowd. SX aud little alum, and thereby obtains a Itaka off their orerouata to hang them on from hare.’* . prouhed. Tlu-u the , “ He did not reply, but gazed after ,t my duty to conviurc you of Um dug™ B,m thc size which can be used with ’ advantage theI rack; when skates are unstrapped or I of buying liquors st your purty" I torrent bus let on, sad the Mdienrc of “ Another streak of the blues, eh. bi,r with w vacwit 1.1...., .4lv II...A gly^w. V-euKewwa. .Ite. I,.eg —tl« ta Usd. .. la. in tbo preparation of cotton and talk I , . , . . , aaJea; amvndlng u>« lawa rrttUTc to twoaerw ana auntie I What ran yon ever find to think “ That night, Katie, Charles Gray was “And I am tlmnwigldy oonrimssl, d„t mttercl before the first goods. Two Frenchwomen have proved ■where else besides on the hearth-rug or j excL*n«» daakta. lh, ^JrerJ about that makes you look so terribly , taken, to his lodgings intoxicated, al- <lmr sunt. Ercu if I, my-fif. should not vrng,(lll »luirL that sawdust and wheat-bran and old iunder foot; when slipper* are removed . Fkujat, April 16.—.‘vauZc—The rata requirw „n..y«l .hooting to gul„-r solcran t" . though the fact was at the time known Ircd uy one into tempUlios. other. : rotten oak wood will each yield a grity' I___ , ought, uud urottg drinks rirnU terror be hi, 'Hm wsu loeelhxl ul him " Never mind what my thoughta were, : to only * fo^f of his gentlemen friends, dye—one yellowish, the other bluish ; I ate nu.- case, uwt. JkUf i»w im u»uu uiu» impvwu of tbr MaMon ... lillta paiMu-d : , cataract roared apop hiu abdomen. my diw. By the way, Katie, did I, "Well, time pawed, and that house mum ut one of my purbro. and others announce that skins, can will gradually extend ita domain till it j ••That la my own tlmr aiorc!" «id . mo took to U» h™U of the : undendand you to say you were to have w.is again a scene of merriment, for Isa tannod by soaking .them twenty-four includes everything the boy handles or : *mi'uro .. The SsmaM uses .... . .* .. 1 enwu>.t mnlnllm, prflrwlPKl Atml Hush, fondly; ■•and, if pomifl^dt and loft .piritoal matters to take ’ wine at your party?" Rose’s wedding-day wait at lumd. 1 hours in a aolution of diloridt’ of sine ; ■" Wine I—why, of omane. I am aura dawned bright and beautiful, and all bln. I .bril love you all Ute mors for Um w <d Umouwlaw. ft w a farrent no- aud that the very bt«i gelatine for photo­ detaaton yoa have taktm ta thia matter." . h,,l the brume of tho iadigaaut j such an affair would be very stupid with- ’ l°nKt,K' house echoed to flying feet, graphic piurpootw is that prepared -vitli out something of the sort.'’ i bunying hither and thither, putting the ■ ' merchant seemed to have thrown what the j addition of a small quantity of chloridu tilings to rights ” will occupy a very brief ■ adjournment i» Tur.<uy. Maj *. vm Mrs. Strong Ixmt her brad a moment J fl»«hing toticlira to the preparations ; old darkey termed “ a coolnrss over de ' of tine.. daily interval. j Hatvwhat. April 17.-4te»aie—A 'numb* Mdtoo ItrteR.. io wo rcwty on “Woo- , in deep thought; when she raised it • *bicfi were made to celebrate the groat ’ i pereeedin's." Public opinion waa with ■ W «>: k HomoumoB sometimes meet wiUi w|th meu men who _■ . , , _ /tcm Fomito;.- te Uu- Ima Kue Stock to Ufiok Hou Jalp-p™ fa M °/*e '™l>a» J-a. »ow 1 the merchant. A street-preacher may be I Oaortte, uk™ th, potettett th.1 " in culbvatexl i in earnest, but be has no more right than affectionate feeling ta wrak. They will; quiMmonth. : rtou-l totol tour, rtoubhMMfwuwwba. “ a banana peddler to olmtruct a thoreugh- ! ! a corrvspondvm of a Molrilc p»]»er writes: « utb.win! abml lam ou*. Tto UM return from a journey, and greet their -Ouyuu lore M. KMto I" M ifiSgib । »•! to-u Uwr oam. boure to ~«U. to a J mJmSho^w^ "Those potatiMW anttiic best I have cver;““* jjp rnr' >■ —। families with a distant dignity, and mow seen. They are equally as sweet an the j Homx conit-ta require 110,000,000of our ’ ! u I the "1,r proper ">" food, man “»! attains to the great- ; among thoir children with tho cold and old yam, and on the auiie land, with rhe ycare ^o complete the circuit of tbeir “ Auntie," the wmsitive lips quivered, . j e«t .wt vigor and highest, highest intellect.’”’ For Not contained an an lofty splendor of an iceberg Rtimnuided same cultivation, will make fully one^; flight. In 184H the earth pamed through Not long long ago ago thn thn papers contained the dark eyes fillet! with tears, “ how J <r Uircr Short weeks they were as thui stands th- highlands of i anomnt of tlx- advent of four children by its broken fragmonta. There ta hardly third more, than any variety I ever saw. ■ one oomet, aud cut it in. halve*; in I860 -------------------------- ----------------( h*ppy »■ «wr mortate wwe, but at the ! N<w England and mountains of Pmm- at one Inrth, in the city of Baltimore. a marc unnatural night on earth than “lam sony' to jwtin you, (tear, but I emi nf *■ n-' a ,1Hr* rfoud begun to ’ Hyhania furnish our loading statoamen 54.i-r.rw1;>.> Inter it w*i announced that one of tiwen families without a heart. A yam,, another, causing a most Israutifnl. aurnmust test your affection. ‘What would <l*m the brigbtoras of that pbwant little leaders m cirfl life. On the other three of them had (End. A Washington father had better extinguish a buy’s eyas j ------- formal” home. ; hand Mr. B. finds that the low lands - - - ’nt rotates - - a ludicrous - sequel than take away hta heart. Who that has ■ < , , corrrwjMJUtl oxperiemiod the joys of friendship, wouhl | \. ., ' “Do, in," cried Kate. “One dart, stormy sight, Bose wan ’ bordering on rivers, especially in warm nolnul-rlarc fil Hol i, brcatll.1 p, I to p]ea»- you ? waiting for her hnsbaikra return home ■ climates, especially where malariomi fattier of tho quytet mads nature's scenery than bo robbed of th® squire of me r” । from tiie dub of which he wasn member, disease* a»e prevalent, are- sure to give once at the Patent Office, iu j your story." . " Well. Katie, when I was about your ' ngn, I had a very dear friend, whom I I will call Rose. She was, like you, the’! broken. In vain were her appeals to him, her prayers that ho would ciieck himself in hi« downward court* to ruin, He would either preserve a moody ta. b. chikiren. b ^>b-l. '• Por <>»>•” Thras of them have died, but af «*- “» lntU rual ,ov‘’’ re introduced nfeicky. My hotel • **’ �iih uiu >T. I>efvndar.t. CASH. he had purciuwvd In* tickets. Dominion of Canada.. On ^griraltural Jimpkmrntj Mr. R’W, Hie .father of the fast fa,y Charlie, has become afflicted' with u tna-tia fur hauling for his lost b»»y. If any one lives who knows where Ckorlm Ro»s is, bad -they a it ia ordered tbri tbo said noa-rvrident dafendast cause his spp«»r*uce to ba entered in thia cause .within three, months from tho drio ot . Ufta order, and that fa esse of bia appearance be esuss .Ma answer to the coa.p>rinnnl's bill to be filed snd'a copy (hereof ti be nerved t-n the complrinant'a solicitor within twenty daya OF ALL KINDS, Gale's Chilled Plows, spark of sympathy or » Heel ion, they would not hold this tnformaliuu Thu Ceutaaumi Crcjobratiun nt Lexington mid Cdiufofd, Mas*., Inst Mun day wa* a glorious ulfair. Al­ though the weather was cold it failed to chill the ardor of tho New Eng (undent, and 50,900 people were pres eut-al Lexington mid nearly 3Ug)0()' al Concord. Arming the nutubles who were prugtml.nml participated in the' exensues were Preside ul Grant. . Vice President Wilson,. Secretary Fish, Gen. Bank*, Postmaster-Gen. Jewell, and Senators, Representatives and Generals too numerous lo men­ tion. Aud the old towns resounded Last Monday was (he tiny ap­ wurid to be destroyed by fire, bttt tho conilagnitiuu has nut reached Nash­ , vide yet,—iIirL is up lo the lime of going lo prvss. tion. The British headquarters were •t Boston, and a Oang: 'PIownj Wheel Horse rebels," whom iX was reported were gathering atuuniiion ami stores ui the C. O. D. Store of Rakes, . $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, CHAMPION lhe world would come to an end un Monday Iasi, but he kept right on REAPER & JUO WER Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. I have a full line of plowing for 70 acres ol oats, and now he will go right ou and sow thorn. with her own hands. - Will soma one please send us that item. LUMBER WAGON! IN THE MARKET. KT* You will ahoayt find a large stock nf the above named Implements at our standjust north of Wolcott's. detachment was sent to Lexington to ’'wipe out th? Receired at the Herwc Fork*, &c. Oncol Battle Creek's Adventists wag very zealous in prophesying that with music,-the echo of the patriotic We cannot realize it is spring­ cannon, nnd starry flags waved proud­ time until we read that item about ly from every spire and pinnacle. the Wisconsin girl who plowed, har­ One hundred years ago lost Muti­ ny morning, al Lexington, lhe first rowed and planted 45 acres of land blood was shed in the great Revolu­ . pointed by tho Advcnliris, through their leader. Elder Thurman, for the Ia New York City 311 churches worth point heavenward. nated the spires of $11,130,000 A man is incar­ It TARRANT EVERTTHIHQ weSefl. in tlio tombs at tho above above named place and Concord. tunned place for stealing a loaf of The British reached Lexington al dawn of Apnl 19, 1775, aud* found bread for his starving child. marshalled on thofreen a little band ETIEHl’H Dan Bryant, the great and |>opufar of armed formers, who, relying upon the justice of their cause and the aid piustrel aclor, died in New York on lhe 10th insL He was. a man of of the Lord God Omnipotent, were genius, a noble husband and father, prepared to meet them.- A severe Manufactured at Marengo. Mieb., of the nnd it is said that he bad no bad hab­ best material, l-y firai-^lars workmen, and skirmish ensued, after which the we can fully warrant all Buggies we sell. British moved on to Concord, where its. Farmers give us a call nnd we wtl guarantee Urey were repuisttl and driven back A man was kicked to death al lo Charlestown With great loss. .Entire Satin (action, One hundred years ago,—the sacred Jackson, the ulhe day by a vicious cult. He leaves a wilo, ten children AH orders left with ns will receive prompt anniversary of the first blood-stained attention. Both Double add Single Buggies and Use- colt. struggle of our forc-falhers for liberty - Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins,’ Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, ■ Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s &. Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes. Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Lowei than any other House iu town. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce- One hundred years have relied itilo eternity since Iho thirteen colonies marshalled their little handful of When you hear a man say ’‘life is but a dream," tread upod his toes. KERR G, A. TRUMAN. k CROCKER. troops on the bait!e|ficld of -Lexing­ ton, resolving th it if war must come, It should begin Ibero ! Who can turn Morgan, VangbM, the banker of back the poges uf tune arid contcm Eaton Hnpids, failed on the 16th mat. 'Die farmers are tho principal losers, plate this event without dn>p|»iug n they-having large sums deposited. tear? But weep nut; -better rejoice, La me numlters of men arc going for we are enjoying lhe glorious bless­ to the Grand Traverse region lor the ings of liKrty and indepcixlencc I fail purpose of pre-tftnpling the Indian our fore-fathers fought mid bled for lands placed in tiie market un lhe 15th one hundred years ago- They laid »n*t. down their lives for their homes and their country, their bones have long since mouldered nnd erumbln-1 to dust, but their heroic decdi of valor will be told in song and story arid ATTENTION, ALL! BIG THING NEXT 30 DAYS pay the Highest Market Price for BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, Other. at O or Leva. Yard wide Sheeting 0 cts. 1 IX Knit Underskirts, 50 cts. A'o. 1 Batts, 20 cents. Best Velveteens, 75 cents. Good Waterproofs, 00 cts. AU WM Hou, <3 U.U per pair. Paris dress makets are of it these wicked days. Queen I*aoverrun with American orders for la­ wants to insinuate herself into Spain, dies dresses, aod every day Indies ar­ but has been pretty bluntly informed {days a part. rive io New York, with their trunks that she is not wanted there, aud canpacked with these dresses, which are no! come in. Il is pot exactly nice jurtised by the Custom officers tin to be snubbed by one’s own little boy challenged. $128,000,000 is said to in that way. Wliat r» the use of be­ be a low estimate for the amount of ing a Queen and a Bourbon if one dutiable goods that arc thus nnnoally cannot be allowed to enter iter awn imported, on which not a dollar of palace and see her bairn ? duty is paid. Two human fiend*, Egner and Ru­ The injury to our home trade from ler, were recently sentenced to death aiorttgasce fatale. ‘ should any default be made in the payment Wbwas, Francis Pattison, of-Nashville, of Mid interest or any par: thereof on any Michigan, did, on the 13th day of January, day. whereon lhe same was made payable as A- D. 1878, make and execute to Christo­ therein expressed, and should the rame repher Kill, of Castleton, Michigan, a certain said mortgage waa duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Barry county, Michigan, on the loth day of Janu­ ary, 1878, in Liber "Z” of mortgages, on page C19, and, whereas, arid mortgage waa duly and legally assigned and said note de­ livered, on the 27th day of September, A. D. 1878, by said Christopher Kill, lo Joshua W. Glenn, which said assignment was duly recorded in the office of the Bregiater of Deeds in Barry comity. Michigan, on the 2t’.iL day of May, A D. 1874. in Liber >V of mortgage.*, on page 118, and, whereas, said J.osbun W. Glenn did, on the 16ih day of June, A. D. 1874, duly and legally asrign said mortgage and deliver Mid note to Grif­ fith & Kerr, of NMbville, Michigan, which said assignment was duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds in Barry county, Michigan, on the 12th day of Mareb, Then Try My 91 Tea, Bargain.© ? And S Cent SOAP. expenses of this Balo and an Attorney fee of twenty-five dollars, stipulated lo be paid by the terms of said mortgage, should the same bo foreclosed. The description of tbe premises aa de­ scribed in said mortgage is as follows, to wit: Village Lot Nn. tea (10) fa Alanson W. PMIllpa* addition to the VOkgo of Nashvilla, Barry county, Michigan, according to the >'<*l mi J burvey thereof. Doled Nashville, March 18th. 1875. GRIFFITH & KERR. AMigncoe of said Mortgagee. Clxmext Smith, Attorney for Assignees. 25 Defauk having been made fa the conditions •f a certain indenture of mortgsge, tuade POTATOES, and executed on the third day of September, in the year of our Lord one thomand eight hundred and seventy two, by Alonso B. APPLES, Stevenson, sole and only heir at law of Rox­ ana Stevenson, deceased, nnd Elisa J. Stev­ enson. liis wife, of Woodland, Michigan, in. favor of Elisha Bannister, of Windsor coun­ Delivered at their ty, Vermont, which said mortgage was duly recorded in lhe office of tbo Register of ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE Deeds nf Barry couaty, Michigan, on lhe third day of September, A. D. 1872, at five o'clock r. M.. ia Liber X of mortgages, on page .162, which raid mortgage waS given We also keep ou hand and have for sale to secure the payment ot five hundred and sixty (5560.00) dollars, four years from the LATIL date of tho said, mortgage, with interest at SHINGLES, y, the rate of ten per cent per annum par­ able annnrily; And it was thereby and in WATER LIME, raid mortgage expressly agreed Hurt should SALT. any default be m^te in the payment of *aid HAIR, CORN, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., STUCCO, therein expressed, and should the ume re* main unpaid and in arrears for the snace of thirty days, Ih.-n and from thenceforth, that thick we ship and retail at bottom prices. ia to say, after the l.pae of the said thirty days, the aatd principal sum of five hundred and sixty dollars, with all arrearages of in­ AINSWORTH & I)ROOKS, terest thereon, should al the option of the obligee, bia oxecutora adminirtmtors. or Proprietors. asrigns, become slid be duo and payable immediately thereafter, although the period as above limited for tho payment thereof Wm. E. SAVAGE A BRO a COLUMN might net then have expired, anything therein before contained lo the contrary thereof in any wino notwithstanding ; and defaul: Laving been ma le in the payment of ■ ihf—..I ...l ,L. i : ' C , 4-c-. 4-e., WWHIG AM STATE KT) BTC ME OB ill HERNIA CUKE, Ohl Town Rio, 25 and 28 CenU. Tea Setts 65 Cts. tnortfmge. together wilt arid attorney fee and all ether legal corta. The description of erid land, aa daacribed in aald mortgege, ia aa follows, to wit: all tbu certain Michigan, known and described M follows, to wit: Tho south bslf of tbe south half of the north west suarUr of section UiirtMnft 18) in town three (8), north of range mvm (7) wert, county of Barry and State of Michigan. THOMAS SHELDON, CLEMENT SMITH, Mortgagee. Attorney for Mortgagee. Dated Nashville, April 6,1875. 28-40 Default having been made in the conditions of a certain indenture of mortgage, made and executed on the twenty-third day of Teter Simol. of Nashville, Michigan, ia fa­ vor of Char les B. Ricbardeoa ot tho moo plsec, which said mortgage was duly record­ ed in the office of the Register of Deeds of lUrr, county. Michigan, on the twelfth day of January, a. D. 1874, at tea O’clock A. M , in Liber Y of mortgages, oa page 572. which arid mortgsge was given to secure lhe payment .of twelve hundred twenty and "A-list (*twn7.-,l dolhra. two y-srs from the date of arid mortgage, with interest nt ths rate of ten per cent per annum payable annually j And it was thereby and in arid on the same was made payable as therein exprenud, sad should the Mme remain un­ paid and in arrears for Ute space of thirty days, then and from thenceforth, that is to Bay, after the lapae of said thirty days, tho arid principal sum of twelve hundred twenty and 75-lOOths dollarv, with all arrearages of interest thereon, should at the option of lhe obligee, his executors, administinters, or as­ signs, become and be due and payable im­ mediately thereafter, rithsugh the period as above limited for lhe payment thereof might not then have axpirei, anything therein be.fore contained to tbo contrary thereof ia 7O-lWths doHarw Mth all arrearage! of i tereat tAeretm, hath been and ia declared tlu> POWDER! of (even hundred dollars, with all the ar- apace of thirty days nnd upwards, the afore* The only INSTITUTION In the TRIUMPH BAKING dred dollars, with all arrearages of interest t-hsreon. should at thto option of the obligee, hia executors, administrators or SMigns, become and bo dne and payable immediately thereafier, although lhe period as above limited for the payment thereof might not then have expired, anything therein before contained to the contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding; and defanit having been made in the payment of said lotertat. there ia now claimed to be due on aald inden­ ture of tnortgatt* the sum of eeven hundred forty-five and 86-100 ($746.86) dollare. and also an attorney fee of twenty-fiva dollar*. on page 224. and, whereas, there is now M in arid mortgage expressly provided ; and due on Mid npte and mortgage, lhe sum of no suit at law or In equity having been inone hundred and seventy six dollars at |hia date, and default has been made in the pay­ mortgage or any part thereof; Notice is ment of said sum: Now, therefore, by hereby given, that by virtue of the power of reason of said default, the assign™ of said sale in said mortgage contained, and in ac­ mortgage, by virtue of the power in said cordance with the statute ini such cues made mortgage contained, will, on the 19th day of Mil provided, I shall sell al public auct ion June, A. D. 1875, at the hour of ten o'clock. or vendue, st the north front door of the A. M., of said day, in the city of Hastings, courthouse, in the city of Hastings, In said at the north front-door of the court bouse, county of Barry,—said court house being the iaeaitl city, (that being the place of holding place for bolding the circuit court for the the circuit court in and for Barry county, county of Barry.—on Saturday the third Michigan) sell the lands and premises de­ day of Joly, A. D. 1875, at the hoar of tea scribed in said mortgage, or io much there- o’clock in the forenoon of that day. lhe lands and tenements described in said mort- T1ORHMGE SALK. their memory be hallowed throughout An old man named P. Henderick, America's fair realm for ages fu come. who live*) in Blcndon, near Holland, committed suk'de by banging him­ self, on the 20. Cause peettninry enibarnsstncuV He leaves a wile and family. ' We have it from a reliable source Mr. Dyckmnn, tl»o champion peach .tliat smuggling is carried on to n cnlfurtsl <d Michigan, says, that in the large extent in New York City • viemity of South Haren in favored Custom House otfiicra have l>eei> locations, there will be some peaches; bribed, aud where petsous have been he places his crop at f.OOO baskets af­ ter a enrolul examination of the buds, caught in tho ucf of '•smuggling" they on his orchard. Hu thinks that in have been allowed to go unpunished.. the west shore region they need nev­ Prominent dry goods firms .in New er fear a culd snap when the wind is York have smuggled $2,000,000 wesl or sou th west, bat the sudden worth of dress goods and kid gloves, change of direction so that it came from the northeast caused the injury during the past year. And smug­ done during the (Kist season. gling is not carried on exclusively by Crowned heads bsvc a hard time merchants. In it the fair lady also AINSWORTH & BROOKS, 1 WILL SELL Daniel Stilivao nnd John Poulin were crushed by a log al Hatipman’s rollway un Rille river Inst Saturday. Sullivan died from the effects of his injuries on Tuesday in East Sag­ inaw. default thereof, that said bill will be taken confessed by said non-residenl defendant.. And it la further ordered, that within twen­ ty . days the complainant cause . a notice of this order to be published in the Ni i n v 11 u N s wit, a public newspaper, printed, pttbHshed tad circulat­ ing in said caunty, and that said publication hundred and seventy, by Norman H. Matteson, of Barry county, Michigan, in fa­ vor of Thomas Sheldon of Camlet on, Michl* copy of Ibis order lo bo personally served on the said nun resident defendant at least twen­ county, ty days befare the time priacribcd for his Deeds of JZorry appearanff EDWARD A. HOLBROOK, Circuit Court Commissioner in and for Bar­ was given to secure the payment of ry Ccnoty. Mich. hundred f$700] dftllara in yearly pay. CLEMENT SMITH, of one hundred dollars each year. Complainant's Solicitor (A true copy.) Attrat, Wm. H. POWERS, 29-85 Register. m DRAGS, CULTIVATORS, from the g.ief stricken parent. r.f ... U,....1.^.1 A— ___ ■ ... .._ . . this cause is immense, besides every at Cincinnatti fur one of the most dollar of duty tliat is not paid remains atrocious crimes ever perpetrated io to be made up ia taxes by the pea this or . any other country. They Had it not been lor this whole­ knocked their victim down and threw sale smuggling there would have him into a blazing furnace, thus liter­ t»een do need of lhe last increase in ally cremating him. Hanging is light the revenue tax. Can’t this smug imoisiiinrnl fur such a horrid crime. pb. The capital of Michigan has no l«ridge of sighs, but it sighs fur lhe bridges which moved down with the BOOTS fob and SHOES During the first three muulh* at the ’ current yo-or, 17.128 pa*»piigrra land •uld by thesntlta rvmty for ImmMttal* appUcaUoM. uukKcr 9wrrSUOTA Ready Made dothiny iXICr"*"1"""" ing period of Ib7l. From the regia*' tered entries ajf the tfos’Juariuu of GLASS AND PAINT. I AT rulCKS' ClUtAI-EB THAN KlUll, ( WirOUBAUl AS» UH-AU. AT THU DO»X TOWS HAOBSOT i.'-X'd’*j H R DICKINSON, hETROlT, MICH- - J- 7DONE AT TIE G. F ecr a. Uril tie ad amount duo with win attoc- �LOCAL MATTERS. NEW GOODS!. Uu. It la a Detroit oeaeei-u. NEW GOODS! . L. D. Williams is making internal haAPRIL tt. 1875 proYemcntz to hh betas on Arson Bt. FRIDAY. ON BAND AT DtCKMSOX*«. - ;it„—- *«««> W H. TOHNO. M. D. hJ|tar Ifoglr ia adding an addition U bi* k. BARBER. M.. D-, griouliara'. implement trade. WEBSTER A HOBBS, Black • T V »mlih.. An Mtwto O< work ta the Btackw.HI> of taola, and will open a jawslry ttop zoon. aSriTTmaihidi^ Uw wna A4 ta pvewrrfiy. Q>vv bridge. JTCtttgMT SMITH. the village. V , lawybA „ R«U JUtAi. .nd InMiraace A«*aL Rcprownn T» breech-loading gun ued al $«>(). from Germany. ' Val­ John lireblo is preparing to make improveroents to his house, by raising and mi­ ding another story. , L Glad to are the improvetnenta weal through last Wedaeeday. away from this station of late, and dlstribuilng tbdm along the line. L1EBIUUSER, The boy porter who was arrested on the 29th ult, was set free from the Jail, on the 18th lost., his term having expired. village, (his spring. TAILOR of Beecher Baldwin an able and faithful aaaUtant. He gives entire satisfaction as near the Thornapple Lake recently. freight agent at thia place. not there anyJaw in this country. PARADY, Manufacturer of Boot* anti Shoe*, Is Wo are informed that preparations are being made to re-model and make improve­ No. 1 fellow, and the readers of the Nxwv ments tor the M E. Church. About $*,000 eaa rely upon gattinvall of the Hastings V1U arZraprampllj. NathrUta JOHN Q CRESSY Tho indy w»n4trfut t»»*J jually crlrtinrtnl H.»w—h pb»w that is *ur<fy drstiueu li> work Dm way mlo groeml iixr as fast a* it bermnex known. Ail that in required of it to do no, ia its u*c. It is v-j,y neat, xtr.mg. coni|>m-l aud .aau Oliver Chilled Mow. for $13. . Simple in its cun«truciion ; there being in nil bttl lour |«icevM of casting*, viz. ; Bala, Ftps, Mouldboard. Lnndi>idr, Point and Sltnre • . Bools, .Sboev, The Point nnd Share, unlike other pkrwn. are scimrale pieces of mid tugs, ■A. ^liinois Timothy Seed at Wbeoleria thereby a-cirring a great-wiving iit wear, evrryfanner knows that lhe Notloos, •aff" Dickinson has cheap wall paper. point of his old style plow is w»on worn giKul for nothing, while his sltaro IB. Gab Chilled pTows for $18, wouild do much service if he could aepamle it from tho (Mtinl. Aud besides Shirin, all that, the truly great economy in this Plow im, that when the under aide A t Wolcott's. Follirx, of the Point becomes worn beveling, as nil pbtqts do, esjiecialty in hard ■gU Prefxred Citrons, Prance, English land, it can be turned ttpsidc down, and you have the sltarp chisel eilgc that was up, now on the bottom, cutting keenly; and tints you'can keep turning it, first cue side down and then the other, until it is worn too short ryihing the market affords.at Boisa A Lax's. for cxe. And then when you have thus worn out one end of your Point, SB. Bine, Imperial, aud Black Eyed you have the other end of lhe same Point to do you cqira! service; as lite Marrowfat Peas at Waaaixaa'a. first. Thus you have in one Point Ute wear of fuurjit least, of the dd style —H'ookcudorn Chilled Plow for $15 of points. And then lhe Share als^j lias two.edges, whirb can he use*l rice trrsaand At Wolcott's. while one end of the Point, or one edge of the Share is in ttse, the other is hid inside the Plow, joying i| strength, and not marring its symetry in the SUITS from *8. to $30. least. Thus the Share is equal in service to at least two of the old style, A. RooeaA Box. and by its being disconnected from lhe Poiul and need not he thrown away with it because it is worn out, this Share is equtii U> more than two old style. And not only has the Plow lhe above great advantages economy in wear MICHIGAN CENTRAL. of Pointsand Shares, but it has tnnch advantage in wear iw.llie shape of the Landside and Mouldltoard. This Plow ts the result.of twenty years con­ stant stut.y, and the expenditure of eight thousand dollars in experiments. The Landside, unlike other plows, instead of haying a lateral projectile al A fill limb or its bot'om, (supposed and is actually necessary in*other plows toHteep them in the ground level,) the bottom corner uf the Landstdv of this Plow is rounded, and stands slanting io under the Plow. Thus there rs no projec­ tion there to be soon worn olf and when .worn nfl*. jour Pktifr much injured, of Detroit, Roche*ter and Eastern maau- lite wear ©fits handsido is equal on all its stirface. facluriee, al prices that cann'i fail lo please. The Mould-board ot tins Plow has been the subject of the greatest study and experiment, resulting in one on which lhe furrow slice bears equally on Boo s from $2.50 to $9 pr pair every part of its surface, mid it has uho demonstrated lhe fact that it is nut the character'of the metal alone, but the peculiar si>a|»c of it, that enables plows to “scour” iu the most sticky, mucky soil. This plow, mmle of cr.st iron, will scour iu any soil that a steel plow will. Il has. n|w». great pul­ verizing properties. In the extremely bard cloddy ground, formers have noticed this peculiarity a great deal. STATiinra And now, lastly we have a Plow without any special pressure in ono part more than another, we should expect tlia^it would hold easy and draw A job lot of easy. Well, it does. It will run nlonc without any holding, and has done it,'with the horses on a trot. This Plow bent the Oliver Chilled, Gale WltttAtv Chilled and all the plows on draft nt the State Fair, 113 IU*, and at the Washtenaw Co. Fair, 128 lbs. This Plow is now the must perfect two or three horse Plow, made in the U. S. ('lathing, — Fifteen thou.aad dollar, waa paid for Creditors are'numorona. JOHN R. EASTMAN. Dry Good*, Clotting at and intend to keep up a good meat market —Ainsworth A Brooks have been making at Vrooman's old stand. . improvements in their office. New furniF. D. Ackley has disposed of his iatereat M. FLINT, ■’ Double Self-Sharpening taprovel If Miu an* Hom attack of th* inflamalary rbeumatum. q W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, Habi> Ca»« rig*r at Botas A Ln'i. Ofice he. CLOTHING BOOTS and SHOES, —Remember the M E. spelling elam at move! of bodies from lhe old to. new Cent Dr. Barber's this evening. ' Prick np your spelling propensities and be prepared to plain on thia question. spell the toe-nails right off ofyour opponent WM. JONES, rolL Keep your eye open for him. and re member George Washington and his little hatchcL time when fond parents find occasion to chide the rising generation for muddy trous­ ers and dirty knuckles. Em Butty has opened a new barber shop off he will have to add another chair soon to dearThe flooring*. ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, f<WI FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY Several new millinery and dressmaking Saturday night. He described It as being as largo as a man's faesd, aud had a tall ten ships have opened up here of late There must be a good profit in this business, or r»Ua long. some of them expect to fail. Nashville, Mich. —Superintendent Strong, Mr. Ledyard, Butt and other official* of the M. C. R. R., clrunod, and an effort is being m ide now to Cmeral Conveyancing, have a street sprinkler during the long, sul­ Col^cticnt a tpecialty. last Wednesday. They went by an extra try, suuRncr days of dust and dirt. Ladies’ Linen Collar* A Cuffs trala. ' How is tho orlinanoe in "regard to cattle MONEY TO LOAN W. R. HTRONU, Qeu‘l 8op<—Lewis Durkee has aoeepUd a position running at large. Cennot it be o fbreel To match all new Spring styles, bought nt as agent of fuel for the M. C. R.R. The of­ this season, and not use Main St. for a pig GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIV. my own price, lo be sold accordingly fice is located, at Chicago, but be vrllj not sly, and ths beautiful park for a cow shed. Very Cheap. remove his family to that place. He expects T. J. Wilder our newly-elected Justice of Nashville, Mich.', April 1st, 1875. llu Jari . complete ewortment of lhe Peace, ia we are informed, isintending to —It is easy to imitate John C. New’s, construct wires from toe depot lo his office FALL AND WINTER W. X AYLSWORTFI. PsrifTc Kl lhe new Treasurer, autography. All you and haves down town'telegraph office. A good idea. your bieroglyphiea lo a .pace not larger Several of the Poultry fanciers are driv­ Charlotte. Also VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. ing a froo-l busineea in hatching and selling ■ —The bents of the new bridge were P’ddtevllle, raised Monday. The work is nearly IltaimmiJ, CUT FREE OF CHARGE! Grand Itapld», 8he still retains the services of Miss completed, so nearly so: that teams Ceolnjs The case of adultery before Justice Ri ­ Dowxtxu. and is preps-ed to make can now eroas in safety. ker, commenced nnd after examining four Sooielhing Intersklng and Val­ DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. —George Dennis, a teacher in the witnesses adjourned until the 2Cih insL 51. II istings school was arrested on a .This case threatens to be quits as important HaoUns*, uable. N'attviUc. Vermont vllle, charge of assault and battery, alleged one.as the Brooklyn scandal. Charlotte, W. B. B$>wn baa carpenters and masons Kaloo Rapids, y-A.SH.ION Alil.lC to have knocked down one of his In­ Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, 'White Goods, J7IIICE, $|tlS-OO. POINTS, JJOOts. -SI, h/TRS L. O. CROCKER KLLfflERYHANCY GOODS! DELL LISTEN? BARLO On Saturday busy at work remodeling bis block of steres over itno a hotel. A first class hotel is the trial was held, when the prose­ 1‘rntwalespMslas tnnch nre-lcd here, and if put into good i sad Naahwlle WOO cution failed to prove the charge, and bands fl wilt do a good business. ' Nxshvillx, Mica. Mr. Dennis was acquitted. R«v. A.JA. Knappeu, a former reeldcnt —Yesterday morning wo received of thksciiy, but now a pastor cf tho Central Have removed lo their intelligence that Mr. and Mrs. Frn- M. E. Church at Lansing, has been visiting in thio eiiy for a 'few days past. He xier McCormick bad lost their baby. preached aa able sermon at the M. E. the bear of Oils used. Shop just sooth of He died, at their new home ne.tr Church on Sunday morning last. the Union House. d8 Marshall, on Sunday evening last, at Isaac A. Holbrook, a pioneer to this ihanking th* public for past favors mH eta « In the new brick Clock, deposits lhe Union conlinuaace of the same, and would the age of six months and Twelve inform the public that tbvjr will House, and are bound to lead the Co. in the days. Mr. and Mrs. McCormick reaid eno* on Monday evening. Aged 50 keep constantly oo band have our heartfelt syinfmthy (as well yean. He leaves a family of eight, and a large circle of friends to monrn his loss. ' as that of the entire community) in Funeral to be held -on Thursday. Rev. F. this their hour of sadness and sorrow. all kinds, which will b* oold low foreaab OF* THE D. Marsh, officiating. The highest price paid for • Hides, Pelts —A chap was in this village on a etc. Give them a call on West side Maia St e»bvilla, Mich. ‘•drank’’ last week who claimed that U R-, on lhe southern limits of the city, We have just added to our already large he bad the jwwer to resureot the Ver­ near Kelley's steam mill, on Wednesday. and choice stock of montville EnUntritt. He said that II. 0. Carter has thee ontract for grading a mile and before the week is out, the whole whiskey made the brain active and a PAY THE line will bo lot and work pushed ahead. man that didn’t drink whiskey oould Major Anderson is busily collecting the asn't make a lively paper. If the seMmenta, aud surveyors are laying oat the UifjlieHt Cash T*rice amount of whiskey he drank is any FOR ALL KINDS OF A large Uno of criterion to go by we expect Iu see rite frratY Quill. dy pupils last week. BARBERaai HAIRDRESSER! KOCHER BROS. Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Dressing, Shampooing, MEAT MARKET! FOR SALE ONLY AT C. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE STORE, Where everything in the Hardware Line reet i n g!! FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! I wovld respectfully inform my friends I JACOB LENTZ & SONS Again in the Trade \ Manufacturers and keeps on ban and shall bo pleased lo renew jPartor, Lilirary, Diuiiii, Office aid GENERAL FUHTORE! I trust by fair dealing I shall l><- : BunineRH HelixtionH with yon. able lo retain your confidence, aud to win ■ hat nt Together with a full assortment at ’ Especial M1KR0RS.PICTURES. FRAMES and cards, brackets, Attention DUSTERS, AC.. AC., isjnviled to my stock of Elegant New Quarters, Daly Cats aafl PeramMatun! FRESH MEATS, Dry Goods Business ! BOOTS AND SHOES, Of all styles and .lies, and METAIdC C'AHKS furnished to ordea ROE & CLEVER, FALL MILLINERY GOODS! Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS COFFINS AND CASKETS, WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. GENER1L MERCHiHDISE EnUrprite (if we ever do] rod hot —That popular ladies magazine,—God- with activity. A. W. OLDS, Prop'r. My Planing Mill la now in jnnning ord*,- Hilles, Pelts ui Fin. poetry is of the best quality. Subscription, $8.15 per annum, which includes postage, and a beautifhl ehrotno as a gift. Addnea, State BL. and also (hat Hiram Russell will Phihdvlphia. —Poter«oa*o Magazine f- r May is an ex8h op bell baa some good machinery, and we JHatciiing, tt?* At toon as thall tend out a INGS kepi ccntianlhj on hand. REESE A DETTERICK. reason ! ■ on various topics, nnd would eadeav_ ___................................... ——oa tt« Mtes'srippt, telb about •■Suuudisg*' or lo answer them satisfactorily, (T7p7iwe reached was WRllan M. Barker give* =*-------- sketches ■ »otne rary ofHtaiJbwtatctn ebarsetar in Uarriy a Mir J was about a little matter we owed the ror. t’elia Tboxterhaa a graphic aoronnl of A Maswrable Marder atsti»« Woof rowed the money and returned a “sat- i ^2^*' * drc,n t»biciory‘- answer, and then placing j ex: FLAN JNT 2EJLS BOOTS & SHOES, o a H«ary *• T-oogfellow *p«na the nnm- is litis: We once announced that we K 1 would be glad to receive questions mui Experienced W 'orknien Employed. and Hantag Mill cast of the our hand upon our empty pocket book, took a ‘solemn oath that we Evrnjthinn i|ou Clocks* Spectacles, <yc. kvwy mtMv MfleW wafnwm R>nirr»r»k- Want, And wc haven’t. Came and tee nt and Icing along your Buller, Eggt and Dried Frail.. And Intend doing a Legitimate Dmg Bumnc**. and PLrsiclah* will find in uur Mock a __ ___ i_____ ___ -_______ i. ... ..... i WE WARRANT THEIR PURITY! wk'also have WINES AND LIQUORS, both Notice and I.rported, eon»i*i»s •>!' COGNIAC AND PEACH BRANDIES JAMAICA J?UM, a Fine Article of OLD PORT AND NATIVE WINES. OLD BOUR­ BON AND CEDAR VALLEY WHISKIES, (mu-rantr.1 educe Skuuiard Proof.) LONDON DOCK AND HOLLAND GIN. porpon ..Ip, lb. Hum chnrtaf lOEACCOS *.-> CltAABO. We pay ike Iligkcd Shekel Price for tZrfjn. would never nguin upon such a delaultDent. Having learned tliat the report is in circulation th*«l our stock of Dings .1 AAn.ida ntaw.lv nf In. nlrl vinc-k horrltifure krnl hv uur i rp.lrrii-iiii aai.il roceries The first inquiry Loth anti Shingle. At the old stand, west side of Main St. Nashville M ich. § HATS, CJLFS, School and Miscellaneous Books,- Stationery, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Yankee IVodion*, Brushes, Glass and Putty —We have been asked why we The L. J. WHEELER We manufacture our Furnitnie from the best thoroughly eeasonivi lumber aud war­ rant it lo be as represented. COME TO .IMASHVIL.I.K TO STAY ! COTTON A DEJ<, Spring opent we Wajon lo bay Fretk •Wlhive.dqmrinwniJ-or-Aniwers ... ......___ ________ ... to Correspondents." Give IMe n. Cn.ll. Nashville, Mich., Jan. 27. 1875. SHAWLS, CASSMFRB, BUTTER and EGGS. and Its mu«:c, poetry and miscellany la of 2I-1G lhe choicest kind. This number coniains a beautiful steel engraving, ontit’ed “Thg Queen of Hay.” It U •o»V for $2 per year and posiage .p-tid by tte publisher. Ad­ dress, Philadelphia, I* Re-sawing, &c. Dretsed Eloorino SMiif, Moaldtogs, he., COUNTRY PRODUCE, DRESS GOODS. —Mr. J. Shopbcll intends so move kis planing mtn from Lawton to this village. SHR DUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ lo complain of high prices.- REESE & DETTERICK DRESS ZMZAKING NEW PLANING MILL can be found at CHAS. W. DEM AR AY W. U. kOCOEa 1 Br©. F.UR I'HICES . t.VD HOXEST DE.1L1.VG. F. C. ajid^F. T. BOISE, Druggiste, �Cl FPOBTCNITYfas xir AtutKTic tgi'MH. J^i****^l> * Htenley fonnil IJringirtunc, ho IdK* V,<*”n*‘ f vrnut to lecturing on Afrit*. When Van tags *nd cuiiwoii plate. »i*d wwU and attongty---------- - ------------------- -------------------, buuud-wU! be sentjxwt paid, to any addrrer. ■ Rl| AZ Q wbH prartiiwl it. Following the eram- b* Ous and Hfly tete-makin^it Ar . I IB =kkl AraUntl ^dZc**: $25OSE“=a&'S^S : mouUt ui engngwd at Horticultural Hall, : throe dcllare aud Uniats. . H.«U, whil, wnAw th. Infiu.tt-. ot I [ Bqnor, aahted uj MUW J.Uu Mln, . 0«-1 b, nah boaditt, h»<». ta«»r. urtA. A. Anltnaa. IHtetl nearly 5,000 pontnl. wdglti o( , nn-cltnuii-nl «r-l prep0^«t fnaldoitt W. other Uko workn ; S. Cbrt,»! Anth.-n.tToli^.. tit a • oxjianixation In ■ 1873. - Henry'Gunks, thy public " M <“ to.- th. raTS : IIU I ProPr>ftor’ blee, in eonuuetiou with tho phnwiueaa i w,d when the State, 'county and eanvWng i had bean drank for several day*. . MO.OOO in debt to various individuals and o»fates in his hands, has voluntarily returned, and • a amerf with M. bnnA.~u h. atUln, hb | • | Kfl MSSfe t^g5Tftr£Sgff IS InWtalH. Horfr ntH In Bnnslns .knit. , ptupow ot tlrmmabaluig the pow« or «<«l, (aU.Lla. hnl : into hfe own lx»dy and .cutting lib> throat He i growing force of Homo kinds of vegote- | ic hard and compact; and nearly filled with , • tibrons tiamio. The external appearance uuxyu. urai. »*•*-* *•“* “11 “ “ of tM vegetable IB. very .unique, growing ; aa it did in a basket of utrap-iron, firmly riveted together. The marks between . a,,, whkl, cn~o.l .-Jtl, „U,M .1 Court, at Yankton. D. T., in bm charge to the I denials were emphatic and a direct qiuwbon of I , —.1 1 grand Jury, last week, directed their espedal veracity has t:^n rai»«l between Mm. MoniMjuaie, nail import n very nigged IroudMr. llroeMr. '■ ’ , rarflK® to the aquanb. Hills Indian Reservation, and mud that this Sufy-HyMh Day.—The direct examination of ■ »rtcdt..lrkr» JTATirzMo.ve treaty should bo an strictly ebMerved with the Mr. Boecbor wm concluded, and Mr. Fullerton t . same solemnity, and should be m> strictly car­ proceeded to lhe crww-cxAmlnaUon. -The doWliyn some ricli women marry nom«> ried out an if made with a strong and powerful fendant fully equalltjd the expectation* of bta I poor men, they lit^e imagine the misery nation. t■ friends, aud they arc more than ever con- j Uiev nn> cn.tttlng for thenwclvci. A nmn C»- .howoora.-uwtuwilhut^muryrao. —The intended rasanninstioai of President Grant by a crazy man la the purport of a neiutativer, ta rather airf to bate licr for bring 1 - tional diajialch from Waaldngton. Die evident Sixty-ninth Day.—Defendant still on Ute _al t i m t > i .i .k. worthy of a better fate, as she undonhtdesign of the lunette, who had watched around edly ta, else her generous Heart would i the White-House with a loaded revolver con/ . .„ , • . , ,p, । FOLITICAI.. • notso runaway with her judgment. The —Eatello, Conaerratire. ba* boon sleeted man who marries- n womnn for money-' Tho man parti ids iuum an John 8. Lockhart, Sjwaker of the Louiatana Legiatatoro. Ho w*s j hrul better kill lier outright, and take it. ' BU}jpcricd by the Republicans and Gov. £cl-; Ufaxt is what a creature jrhu -The United logg. receiving 6C rotes to 37 for WUtg. makes a mnteh with such a motive would । ' refillv like to do. Ho wants the liard : January last to determine the practicability of .l3Z?C C^k* °f H<eU,7 •* , ., I * an intor-pcoanic canal from AapidwaU to Pa- I tfonfet, m Goreruer by the Rhode Island Legin-। lato/e, ta anntmuced m aasured. and also tho , K°*“> not !*o,‘ woman who ow as n, , nama, han returned and reported haring die- i rojieol of die State Conn fabalary and Prohi- i and he lintos her Iwcause he luis to take covered a feasible route acrons the isthmus. liitory laws. . her also. Poor little heiresses, with such j -New England had the heariost anow-atonu -----------' delightful fortunes; poor little widows, of the eeason ou the I3th of April. 1116 depth . ™ m .. •“h • "* b-v 1 ranged from 10 to 15 incbee. -Throe people in Wantlington hare gono j —The Chicago and Alton railr-wl ta —lling tj... jHatatad thnt had your comfort at through tickets from............................................ Mexico. Mo.. to New^htrapt^beHyrilaU y..u .bo.tl.1 ................ ---------..... York, a distance of 1.325 miles, for >17. —Die management of — . -I**’ P°nnilcsa women rinritig for your liv-. the Cliicago, Barling —Tho Waahiugtou National Monument As- ton—and Quincy railroad has determined upon Jn?Then, mime Strong, loving land witi.m toe pecuniary reach of all auflxw. wlx) adopu tli. plan of d^pemuig with- middle men an Ixu.clU t>rUick profits to the p< ‘“DiTt 5mm £ririU(! t.ra no risk of losing their mono; *3 1 money aucirMScu to nun ai ounaio, n. x./bimi , teckaed in wiUrrtd leltw, may bo atWa riak o.f of ioi*. loi-a 'Jlie 'Jlic aattuu'e anther's large largo currwpondetwo currtwpoudctK’o [ wiu, unpeople u|iou mcdxal matters, which • there p, a day. dav, and ratiuirew three hundred hundred letu lettera raquiree BOVeovera! trained and skillful medical amtafautA and —Tho unstamped check smartneae is about to lx? stopped by the Secretary of tho Treasury. —Baltimore han driven from her gates all fortune tellek so-called clairvoyant «!>ctora. respectaUa families. —The Gingham Milla, al South Adame. Mam.. • tally injuring two others. i, Ireland will not interfere with the American ; M w]len ft„ is 8hfjt at ft nwk it ride te^ and flrey wrlJ U.erefo^ enjoy .rawhic]| cu!nM > inanity from arreat on their visit to Ireland to , ‘ . Uk. ror, la U„ uuroauaul nA. uuUb. l<*SaU« Wun So th™ p™ ««T Idta -Ba® Bnwoow, lto-.a aiplaau. i. ' uluulow; their We a groat mudak.-. dead. , , . ’ • ’ ----- — —Cholera ia reported in the East Indian prov-| PATENT Mewcineh.—Thnt there are Inee of Gude. 1 Momcgoixl patent medicines uo intelligent -All HUao-«*<”■ atropl th™ amplorol ““ **“““! **»“*• •»ljwlaaaoua, Ua, auk. >ro to be prohibtW la rOW*o»l 1. tl.o<ro»t ChWontm ban, *&>d. icwe, \iNRUAJt Bittebh, discovered by ___ n-- - •■ Da. J. Walker, a prumiiient physician 1 Frooeiroo. Tbi. au.b.-™, ri10.000 a™, a, llol.«ao. tl,..,lgl, oullsl BitU-lu, ia aot lo I-rl«™d -Grroua t™a,dl.»aS ~ ,n> .. <lri„k„ ■■ „TOn]. aanaro. a, nputl to U,. rohuoro .(l-ro-l, . m„oaod mk1 ovct’tho bar by ramwith foreign powers. | venders, but ta a combination of pure | -There w» a, long and oxating debate iu herbalimtic eftnicta, known te-possess ; the flnunb Ho<te of Common*, the other day. sterling HK-dieitud qualitltv, and m Cumoa the petiUm, praying for di*mtwri from Ute puomlud without tho ins' Ui KUJ .hare- of . Jeneh of the Judges who aat ou the Ttebbcroe , spirits. Ita action upon the internal av* I triata ou Urn ground at jiarUaUty and oorrup- tom ta not stimulating to the extent that tian, aud for tho impeaeiimeiit of the 8|>caker alcoholic poison is, but it at once attacks of the Hound Comnsoisa for similar rmsonn. [ H'Jod-imparittufl, and by removing -th- • On motion of Dmracfi, the petition was re- origiciil cans • destroys tilt* germa of tEsjectod.. 1 <**■ n,,‘J invite* j_ saw u»d inrite* returning returning h<*Hli. Its Its I -It is reported that the Carlisle have mural uct,°” uP°n u’° "binach and liver render week. Lona. «150.000. 1 obaerra-icna. They aaeended over 36,000 feet —Al CharloUa. X. r |®rt week, a Ore de,wo “* •*roaMt" *♦”* ■unoratsa to Mroved about 3.fgu halo® of eottoc < death, and tbo recovsry of the third ta doubtful. ro. _ ■■ »knd. Charlotte — . ’ Cohwbia .. . tk.l of the North Carolina ' “U,° “’v“w from frc<0 ■f.ro., J*P“' O1‘l ’•‘"eral __ 1 ■ ..... .. . . . ,.4.w I ,i*i ■ * < . —■ it.-l^l >1, a■ I Al... Buffaln. K. » » ..reT ItatX I The tncwrt eminent organtata of Paris and’Loqdtibi ns well M Waxriwi, Morgan, Zundel, . uf __ _______ Trinity. r, Urao-, _____ ruud ____ othar ___ fl tiri.'UUXll churchne churcllfS 111 XfW Yolk, Yl<t. have llAVt* prinri|xd in New givvn to till! tin: Monoh mkhi A Hnadiu Organ Co. Co. ti Hamlin written tKtinrofcmliA towtimbbiata to Hfr* Hf* mipeiiority mtiwiiority of tlwir cabinet organs, which they dr-clarr I-**** JI th. |«i -AC th. opmtW o. ■> . _ hr Hr. . “ ™«W>». ** “•"‘•I. • pUUwo. «■ wU* TSn QtTtMM OF aw. Hewtmo Machinim. ' about LAHO wars atandinr eave war. =r«l ,*nnu . ----- Iu ot M»e ■ menu of the Wrtaoa । tlurty persons were injured. The angry crowd < uttii sewing •nselJoe. it b euflhieut for us ATTENTION, U- world, sud included Ida celebrated lecture ^r^umnetd u.e’ book "worth a him i! Bilious, Remittent and later I inittent Fevers, which are so preva ‘ lent in the valleys of our great rfrera throughout the United States, especially ' iboMof lb. MWa^ppi. Ohlo,XI*Moui,. ■ndkartaci IIDIIIM Ur • “■ Bum Bwlfl 1 -NO- CHARI DR. J. C. BECK, CIXCllfSATl.'oniQ. BOOK NEW MAPS, CHARTS, AC. SELL m, w Nrw York. Send .BHIlHlMAN.,1Bw> ITVW.eth Bl. Ota.,O N. F. BURNHAM'S TCRJMNK. • WATER WHEEL PORTABLE Soda Fountains. $40, KO. S7S4S100. OOUD. DCBAUJt *»o cuur. DO YOUR OWN PRINTINC! Novelty PBINTING PEESS. a,.. .. L*a»-«tem .......................... . emawo. “ g> In* Ho®. -U«. * ‘'■t a—Ton »Mur-A* 1 iipruw. ** ’ *J»*J*r.ras-Mo. J Nr^"*** Oats—No. 3 BLACK HILLS ELASTIC TRUSS CO.I^-SS®^ .... RR^ BROADWAY. NEW lORKi OMjmmUWIIIHIunjuniMNICH0L8, 8HEPARD & C0 8 “Tnnnimnn” nuwronr -------------------- '“ FREE! FREEH FREE!!! The Pioneer. c.rrix WMKAT_ PIUM Habit Cured eertaIn and rare cure, without Inconvenience No. X c°**—'’to- ’ ■ <x.. Basun- N*. J u . *?r ••• {jt,~ * MORE THAN No-SIte.................. ... litetalM " 4^u,ty. free of trauqxuWhm charges, .if 1 *J-red through th. Iranoh taste jj . , ^.u. 1Xrrrt, Hwy wud sn «!:> ' guit catah^uo aud din-tno circular free <-u -pplicaUon. This etrn^miy want a few ”-*r» . ■' >___ - • 55,000 Estey Organs! MANUFACTURED BY J. ESTEY & CO., _______ *trt*L______________ ’--------- 1 1 ~ w_ Wrirfir**. s-joo ---------- 2£58S?ja£F’s3S Smith Organ BOSTON, MASS. A£~ Bold by Music Dealers Everywhere. A Qotet^. cK*x<ntaw xf,cv..Bo^ ; INSTALLMENT PLAN! Pin, Tape, and other Worms, hirkimfin the-system of-mi many thnuraniL. are effectually destroyed and reraoVed. No system of medicine, uo vermifuge*. "Qian tnclmiuitica will free the system from worm* like these Bitters. .. For Female Complaints, in young or old, married or single, al the dawn of wo­ manhood, or tho tarn of lrfe, thee« Tonic Bitten, dtaptay to decided an indaenco that improvement 1* soon perceptible. ' Cleanse the Vitiated Blood wbep ever you find ita impurities bursting through .the skin in Pimple*, Eruptiphp, or,Sores, cleanse it when you find it obstructed 'and sluggish in tbo veins; cleanse it when it v fotu•. jroar feelmga will toll yot^ when.. Ke«t the blood pure, and the health of the systou will follow. n w» M-.r\z,K.rr, S2oo gvarasHgaiagiiv.F GunsSS-^- In Actual Use: .S754*,®- Fortify Ute body ngainst disease ' ly pit'Ali'l! all iu UblditriUl Vixw.lt । BlTTKRS. No epidemic can take hold j of a system t«!U8 fore-armed. I)vspt‘DSia OT IlldigestiOH, Hend, nc])e h) Uie ShouhlctS. CoUflhs, T|ghtneMof the Chest, Dimness, Sour | Eructiitions of the .Stomach, Bad Tfisto in the Month, Bilious Attacks. Palpita'i tatriu of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the region of life‘K1d, neys, anti a hundred other painful symp: ! toi'ns, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. | One bottle will prove a better guarantee I of its merits than a lengthy advertise* j meat.* ; _ Scrofula, or King’s F'il, White Swelling*. Ulcer*. Eryripetax, fcu vlk-d Neck, . Goitre, bcnifuhm* bifhuimwtion.*, lixlolent InflammatinuH, Mercurial AiTcctitm*, Old Sores. ’EruptiirtW <>f tho Skirt. Sure Eyoa, etc. In these, an in all other con«titulional Diseato.*, Walker's Vixxoah Brmcas, hnvn shown their great cnralirc powcra ia tho must obstinate and intractablu "ose*. ' Straw. He-lins*. Flax. Timothy. Millett nn-i nil For IntiHinuiatory anti Chronic such <1lfflrii1t •rain au-l w«l>. with ENT1RK KANK ANU RPFECnvENENL CIcau* RIicunintiNin, Gout, Bilious, Remit­ Ui perfection; save* the farmer hi* thresh bill by extra aaving of grain; makes ne "I.titer- tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases ri Iris*;” requires LESS THAU ONE-HALF the usual the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, Belta, Itoxe*. Journals, and Gear*; easier nan these Bitters have no equal. Such Divease* aged . Ir*« rejwirs; one tliat grain raiser* prefer tn employ ami wait for, even at ad’ auced are caused by Vitiated Blood. Meehani’cal Disensps.—Persons en­ gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as Plumbers, Type-setters, Gohl-beaten*, and Miners, as they advance hi life, are subject otper ilor>« Powers. to paralysis of th. Bowels. To guard 11 interested Inxralu raisins,ortbrcslilnjr. write for lllu-tr.itel Circulars (»ral/rer) wlUi full xgainai this, take a dose of Walker's Vix eoar Bittkrs occasionally. particular* of site*. atjlea, price*, terms etc. For Skin Diseases. Eruptions, Tet NICHOLS, MIBrABh fir CO., ter, Soil-Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples BatUe Cretin Pustules, Boils, CaVbnncle*. Ring-worms. Scald-head, Soro Eye*,. Erysipelas, Iteh, Scurfs. Discolorations of like Skiu, Humors HALL'S PATENT STANDARD and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally dng. np and carried out of the system in a short time by the use of thexe Bittem. SAFES “ ■ as H>ey will speedily remove the darkcolored viscid matter with which tho bowels are rinded, at lU m»o time ' Btinuilaling the secretions’of the liver, 1 nnd generally restoring the healthy ; functions of the digestive organs. TKnRtAAiA.T.x;<xEAA».'rol.Cr.roSaving, TBnt-s.ving thbeiheb, U unprecedented In th® annals of Farm Machinery, In* brief period It tia* become widely known .M FVLLY EMTAnLISHKD, a. th. ----------------------- I1KKWH1HC machine.” . ' • AT HARD PAH PRICES. HALL'S SAFE & LOCK CO. *»<■ T | entire country during tho Summer and Aarirar-to M«sriy. M.’rt Mri»-lCUta«a Autumn, and remarkably so during scaof . ^-7^,,.___ baitaum siaMie i nona of unusual hcat .nj)d drj’DBM, are TroZSTwhidi 1t »nvariably accompanied by extensive do­ rangements of tiie Monjicli and liver. “iLiurejS- j and other abdominal viscera. In their clUriac MV oUaar,artte tw DaacrtpUMOnratax L/*w) | treatment, U purgative, CXCrting a pOW“‘to“ [ crful influence noon Uiese various or- - ------------ .................................... c™ nxcb.uc-. it ia moctine with the cxtmwlvv | It ta auggtetad that ita appear- Uri btator ta, n'^rred in iirifut Wteridrm'. „ t^u^iteKLrtUeTn—n THE —Psto Mn'artncr. the notaricus counter- mouth <>f June. This wm dune in the th**u- “““ 1*k'“ “ "nu“- Bio-trer bvou commit-, flowing buoys would aid in determining tod i—r th. home of the notorioo. J«n«, . 7 f . < i(_ £ taothcraJnnayeounlT, Mo., airiUiat .eet«ul tUrecMou ol great oauunc enrl« in c frrawnt »f i oenta. Tho test, however, failed oom- ■ ,, • ' . . , . nf —< li>r i). ThnnnM,, ■ p—,1- piev'lv. taxi for fourteen rears none of Brine. OWNKIU OF IIORHKH. It made a book of MX) jwgc*. i "< m-chinc, ou x^x-ouirt of U«i cxItmu© ( TZSfFT Grateful Thousands proclaim Vur- stroyed by mineral poison or ether •! means, and vital organs wasted beyond i repair. or Muatacbe. XMLrari'* hl lees P. T. Itaruam wrote hia Antobiogras sssrsiyTSfe1 iraten. her Labral rruM.ed in. .nd hrr toe'. ; Uon “* w««den IxUtta. of this kind -n, throw, iuly in ths .. ; i according to directions, aud remain long trStid ta*an original and interoritag manner, It ia a compendinm of Anatomlca], 1‘bwnologiBI1j yfcjic-] Science. an<l embodies the latest Jincovcrica in eacli department. • A itomarkable Book. has ftad to Ensope.tamring forge- Ina wooden Cte. Tho problem ita<ho inrreariBU demand. • id tbs many | WO'0<X>’ pnwmco snggrata is this: Duringprr'd of itaTw^T The ,,tr^ CaHtbiirtfiX are n purely Vegetable preparation, made chiefly from the na­ tire lierbs found on the lower ranges of the Sierra Newula nuMinUiiniG of Cafifornia, the rncdiHnnl propertteE >f rliich art* extracted tberotmin A-itiiobt mo’Usa of Alcohol. Tho question is olmoet 1 dally ntked, “ What is tho cjuiso of tho j unparalleled flneeyes of Vinegar Bi ts'.rsT” Out ahawer U, that they rcraovo Ranging from »0 tfl »IO par oert I the cause of disease, and the patient roTW awraq price b^iny sgmywhaXlsa® ttatfy.. envera his health. They are the great l.fihxl purifier and a life-giving principle, a pcitect Benovator and Invigorator 'i of -thj system. Never before in tho hi.tnrv of tbs-world kw» » ritadiciod been commanded postering tho remyksbls .HiAlities of Vixkgas Dimii in beallngthe tick of orcry di«o»e i* be* ->*7 uro a gentle Pnrpuiro as well aa» Tripe, relieving Congestion or InflamntaUoti of tho Ursr and Visceral Orgaaa. tn Bhums ' Dbeaaei. • The properties of Dn. Walxb'r VixEUAit BiTTkiut arc Aperient. Diaphoretic, Carminative, KnldUott. LaxaUvr, Diuretic, i Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altera1 J tire, and Anti-Bilious. • ' egar Bitters tho moot wonderful In­ ' ' rlgorant that - ever Mistrined tho aiukinr . j ByHtem. . . • WHISKERS?; fa*™*ttatantra.rnmmtOct, a«bs ban upon the kucial wrllm t L~.J’_7r------ re'ert it is difficult to txriicefvo Tint iihymcnl gcograpliera aro npw at >• u.;: wrtTV ^nrl.*wnrin«r b» n/wmnt ft.r th« f i"V«'aia«» Of more tejnCtaUfW. It hart A I . aTJJr . .. .......................... I 14 «Ji 1 IB work endeavoring U> acomuit for the apnteolrra mm«tu«ut: It tnakm U*c .jirii*.. ......... 14 •* W peuronce at the month of tlic Seine, near Kuumas ahks <ta both rides, and u*r» . <a « Havre, of an hennetiadiy -analed bottle luKota’no^cwuw.terapri ‘ W«uv-Jta i Sad' S**1 *.**’. . t ta • t w .wm™■£.““«32 l>r. J. egar Bitters , > i I I ; fully aud meat* ot made D T oonai'icrcd. known. Unlike other werks on D-imreitk McdiiMiMi, it iisiludea tbesubjccte of Biology, Ccre- importa new life aud vigor to the whole oav*—Mo. j . RjsUln. U ta one of Hl* ls«t iserixcoius 1 ■’•-’’Q-, * • 38 E“. .' ot wnoooo W„ra of prapeny ill u« viltagat, of Weotbsm and Norfolk, Manx. For, ' r* t-Ufately IM bra, Wcr4 ---------- OZMA ajtd Cttuttitt -Pate Bartholauiy. a prautoent grotvr of i— llfc, — muneruwt qumtloita rotating to health and di»- | Orw e caaa that have been a&lrcited to )dm by the ------frosa a!1 cf the iSn<l, tatwn u ' • contains imiwrfaut infcrnialion for die young j »ml dd, nude »iul female, ritigle and married, ,ulKi,,ro^ - -■«■-■ - -w. w^«--- j-.1 Ot ,-i.Uneo.. two-Hlrt. Iwwl ' -•n>.reJ4,»e«or>ta.lu»<lnj « ZtWMte r., n. utdlr few days af“ * —AnotuC Tnir dealings with diaeawo atthb Worid'o Dfaqxuwaxy. •arc <ar to havo peculiarly sited him fr’T writing. I , rendering „ hiiu _ . familiar with , I the Work,. In very ! gg for youraelf—nil, every bit of it. But * l.a.2f a ewpy. In 1571, when Mr. Itarunn. ttow. uoUdng i. left ymthm.lorol™ —Tho amount of currency iu tho Treasury existence—a broken life. Ah I! ita its a dan-Iftix <lanl«x>k f«r tlu.ow, added un Appcndh ('says a Waalnugiuu telegram) is getting very ’ grra-eiwimrat ta ....lo. I * ionol Committee waa inferred to the House low,' and the accounting officers are somewhat . . nt there IwiWia ®nrt rent them witii with liiw Ide tmreliliitraveling habo^ni and M.kl i*M younttrtldy gomb. in place of Ix-mg -z Commit toe on EJectionn, which reported in fa- disturbed at thia, in view of the largo payments which have still to be made under the lyipropn- *o endowed by them.' han now incres’wd tiie relume to’ a thousand | ---------------------- -----------' of fJgbty-uine to fifteen. In adjuxting the lif- ation acts. I'jgca. It Average* a sale < f UMU _________ _____________ TUX NAAi tTOMT.D. ticulty twelve______________ gentlemen were_ given eoets and—The United States Supremo Court has just । tach year. They arc neatly lonnd in muslin <___others cn 2___ 2 thrown ______out, L_. but tho — unseated ____ J____ mem- j decided that money temporarily borrowed bye ” * * ‘I There is something . The next world EilL and hold in all hia traveling shOww. An i» jistroiin emerge from bis great show tcub. bora submitted' without a— murmur. L__X —- -»>.■. i banker in tho courao of bnmnewi ta not taxalJe verj. tumble tu somu minds in tlic- idea Tn._ _n, l------n_ I opiuh with Ids books nndcy their ana. they leek x> of leaving all they have enjoyed and moet if coming from a rircnlating library! No fitted by ao many profitable advertisements of —T. 4E. Dewolf =. A Co., cotumtaiion w and nhipbook in this country ever bad nnch an cncrvalued, aud going away to the cold and mall routes. Postuianter-General Jewel) has de- j ping merchant*, of Halifax. N. 8., have failed, i»him axle, or eo ahonrsls in curious lnridrat» ______________ silent grave. They cannot huar it They of real life aud valuable experience*.— Buffalo eided that he, will hereafter make reference to I with liabilities at *450,000. -H1C Of »ho ** I’lttaburgh puddlera is turn away from tho grim apectre, they tiie law, in mlvertiniug mail lettings. In this ’T*’* lockout '—*•“* -* “ Davis’ Pain Killer. —This article ended, and all the furnaces are tn full blast fiee from the unwholesome thoughts tluit tenths of the expeases of advertising, aa the would intrude themselves ujxm them. of so valuable a compound com|>ela un to give -A awpua, Irmn Wllkwlwra. Pb. ; ,ph„ w be al.c-wm.l.l publicity to it. Tho Pain Killer wo keep con­ —Another >500,000 worth of the Tweed prop­ tliat the miners of the Lohigb and Wilkesbarrv I , * .. . ... stantly at hand, and hare done so for a number _ > i___ ____ i—i—... । i> .11 ,, ’ , , .. - , i have auy-oue, eo mutter whom, with erty ha* been attached in WertcU osier county. - (otnpouy will not ressme work unless their de- 1 . . . , , ■■• .......... ”7------------------------- u , an advance . , ta , granted. .if( them, ui solitude, mand. for of,,ten per cent «** nx. rather rain r than man rcmnui n mnui id mhiwu - drsw.pbonv, both external Uo and internal, <xUand nU -—The discovery of lead and silver in Haluv- Upward of 20,000 men are out on the strike. They strive to ilnvv away tiie thought < woy recollect ita first introduction for nub­ ---------which prcswnH on them, reminding them 1 lie patronage : it was then sold in a few shops yonKtn.K. i .. . ,. . . . ; in the city; look at it now—the world are its mado of a portion of the Chipman Iodo, New-•n,. l„ ». CTUimuuicAuuii U SMi-T-to* . — iuciPop,. ii|e, ui u) th. uic touu- ! Nt.1** '“ . -y* «■ ITm,-y*"ly! ““I * ; peror of Auatria, otaten that tho {xauhou of the th® hour ta approaching when Un- soul i— - --------------——- ----------- -j-------------— , ,, , x , . ... . , We have beanl rcccntlv of Hovend ee000 for the mine. ij rchurch ’v .-.v ra «becoming ------ kJ— more * ■intolerable, and ad- ’, .1,1.1 Iwvlv innul ,part, m,H wltnn limn Al-ill 1„, Ii WPrn is mid liody must when time will be of spinal disease cured by Joluuon’t —The various departments at Washington shadow nnd eternity the substance. Anodyne. Zdnintenf .-onocaAoofamanfwty-flve arc making preparaUous far repreM.ata.tiou , vises a combinatiou of tiie Catholic powara the ... . . ... vnaraoJd. 7.~. “‘*’7Tr7,"** ’... i're TT'" I1 rears okt who had not done a day sa work for four Germany. -u—.jj find kbe ___washed, «i.» then in the Centennial. Among the novel ■ wrrinat Germany, It tn is with until the life of "tieJi such aa as it in w with a i yeBra_ a^,0 a.-*, should ; Ujttt , ow.r •• U10 „(' I’ rabbed wi2; Uu, « ccorxc wml" ierrcl. Apply the Lhiities. that coptnbutcd by the Indian ' -H>« ” prapwt, *~ ot Coart,l who 1-1 la U,. '••■•■ ment M eobl, and rub in well with rolaaw « Pma ' R * ,, , m..t .ad rob a. .dl „* the baud. Bureau cannot fail of attracting ma. kod ' **«*<»* rfU*^ bw been coufiacated and oeixed to difravthc , ’ , , , ’ , Glkn Flora SrniNus are located at I attention. It ia proposed to secure a 1 ororodnMnteaAm ttetoof muaol La found, neiilnu-lhe ! family from each of the distinct Indian tribes Waukegan. LU. Cures Dyspepsia. Bright's Dm—The Bemcmcr .teamahip ha made a natuv- jrithway of the heel in the wavee. Or as ease and Kidney Complalnta. Circulars fee. of Amcnca. and provide for them quartern in ' when a bird luw flown through tiie air 1 which they shall hrs exactly aa they do in their factory trial trip actom the Engliab channel. The Elastic Truss of Pomeroy & Co., ■ -The taw in regard to the bearing of arm* in I there is no token of the w»y to be found; -tShanghai dtapatci.re report a colludou of •AFKR UNION,. CMe*jb, DL WANTED!foro?£twyw<».ff bqqoinBWl»” A8ENT8lKr-—T6.-KC the abolition of the fart-freight system after | might gather you tip to a tender heart, n-ltioltar grtcid ack to many a beginner u> •nd you might bo ,«y m it «. C!. Aten. —Postmaster-General Jewell has issued a circular to poetmastem forbidding them to furoish information as to tho weight of news­ papers forwarded through the mails. —Eight hundred Cheyennes are said to bo on ”°uro* ACCUTQ WNTgft - - ■ ■ .। ~ v. Jv, ^riy-*everi .and n quarter JKitind*!, and j crat about •l.A so much that di p, ™ ^ **“>• “*"» l“>;™ •“* '<?n« i airain. i and Miiah Atkinaou at Beaufort HC -Pearadl Hmilh. an Amsrican ravivaltat. ta । . ItrAHmr a aortas of moctlnK* in Berlin and other 1 . TUK DKKJ.T HCAKDAt^ ' 5iriy-*<VMgh Day.-Dinci examluaiion of uoUUty and bthem attend the meeting*. defendant was resumed, and Mra. Moulton's ! ™., .. • j t-ttaou, — UA«. ,»p h, MJl tw. | Half a million dollars ia the sum wanted to tlniah it. aud an enrnanf apfieal for contrilxitionn has Iwcu adilmwed to th* country. —In the Ixmimana Legislature, ou the 15th. AM.' A«'•lf i-'JWr-s.-JXirt.Ets: MARRIAGE GUIDE, > unwell, pro � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-04-30.pdf.pdf e54ad74b010758fc6c6dc962ab8185e8 PDF Text Text Sb ghrtvfflr few*. a $ bUi 11 c NWs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, Nuhrille, Barry County, Michigan, OR NO She ^ashvillr 38rirs STBONG ADVEBTIBISG BATES: ^•ss-.s 5 :i.;sag}sgsg5ags Progression. No Retrograding, -rriOB IM TBPMAB'S K8ICX, Sreoad Mary. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1875. VOL. II I himself by personal observation that she ' She ahudderml as shekxiked upmflhat 'highest point of one tide in the north­ ern, and the highest point of the oppo­ told tlie truth. ? bloated, besotted face. She could not “ Where oh oartli are the decanters, pollute her hand by placing it within his, a virtue peculiarly “ English." British site tide iu the Bonthe.ru hemisphere. and why was ■ not my friend allowed to ' much less in addrcsmng the degraded be- justice ia quoted by Britons ns the per­ £ rofrorii himself with wine is. my house ?" j.ing could her lipa frame the holy woid fection of judicial scienoe; and there am the northern hemisphere cauned by her lie exclaimed hastily. “Have wo sud-J “brother." denly become bankrupt that we must use . No wonder the spectacle haunted her in contrasting it with' the meager securi­ upper transit will be higher than that such stinted hospitality?" ' dreams that night, as ahe would fancy ties with which ill-fated Americans have cnus^l by her lower tranrit. “ There is po stinting herv<" replio<l . herself at the death-bed of that once to content themselves. Yet, if .we are to tlie Indy, “ and I am sure none of yonr lovely woman, whose heart be had broken, believe the story of a certain Mr. Thomas Aft Ireland posseaaes proverbially the Il U tanUtad, alOa friends noitl complain when tliey liave i and hear her whisper, “ Yonr husband is such wholesome leminiaile offered them following in the footsteps of mine ; oh I instead of the dangerous wine-cup.” ! stop him I” “ Wholesome ! dangerous! What j -Not long after the wife’sxwolutiou was . ---------- . •_ «_!_. —<1.-------- !«. jQjpjpj, the young couple wished to give freok as this, and .'I shall get the name a dinner-party to all their relatives, and which U'uew to us, tliat of being too as it was the first in their own house, they wished to convey very pleasant ideas family wore ever known to bo sparing of of their hospitality. it before." , Then came tlie contention which the “ Far better if they had," said the wife lady-had forseen and th& bitter opposition THE WIFE'S RESOLUTION. “ Yes, it must be done. I am resolved upon it,” said the young wife, os she clasped her slender fingers. “I must be careful in carrying out my resolution, for nothing else can save my husband from the fate of other members of the family—and oh I such’n fate!" she con­ tinued, burying her face in her ’ hands, as if she would shutout the remembrance of ’ something terrible. *' Can it be tliat I am deetined to become the wife of a drunkard f" sho^jaclaimed, after a pause. “Is this pleasant home," she added, looking around the tastefully furnished apartment, “ to be exchanged *for the wretched dwelling of an inebriate, and my kind, warm-hearted husband to be­ come—oh! no, no! Father in Heaven, avert tliis threatening calamity ! Bend suffering and sorrow, if Thou scent they are needed, to purify our souls from tlie from sin and degradation. They surely cannot be necessary ; then grant me to into an elegant dining-room beyond. “ My husband will be displeased at first, and his father and brothers will ridicule me, and call me mean; but my husband is dearer to me than even my own repu­ tation, and I must enduro even his anger for the sake of saving him;” and with trembling hands, but unflinching will, the lovely brido removed the decaliters of choice liquors from the sideboard, and preparing some lemonade meet carefully, site placed it in their steed beside the crystal goblets.. Though she retired to her chamber and spent the interval until her husband's return in earnest prayer far strength to bear ridicule, and, it might be angry reproacli, her heart mis­ gave her when she heard his step on the gravel-walk and ■ Unit he had company with him, and as she descended to meet him in her accustomed place, her trem­ bling limbs almost refused to bear tlieir light burden. “Wife, tliis is my friend, Mr. Ormsbury," said the proud husband. “Ormsbury, this is Mrs. K------ , t|ie loveliest, | gentlest wife in all the land.” The visitor seemed struck with tlie । beauty of the young wife's face, but re-; then, falter with something like human fallibility. This gentleman, who is from the rural districts, was recently on a visit to London. He luul occasion to cross the metropolis, with two friends, at a late hour of the night. London was wrapt in slumber—that is, all of London, so far as Mr. Thomas Hyam could judge —excepting a man and woman, whom he and his friend observed talking on the corner ofji by-street The woman pres­ ently hurried away; the man, after a few futile attempts to maintain an upright attitude, tumbled into the gutter. Com­ passion was awakened in the breast of the three companions. Tlicy lifted the drollest folks, so it seems to have- the nst breach of promise tliat lias yet been submitted to the courts. This extraor­ dinary case was tried in Dublin, and its peculiarity. rests in the fact tliat the ' plaintiff was a widow of 50 years of age, I and that the defendant was her godson, an individual just out of his teens. Mra. Hhea declared that Mr. Davin had prom­ ised her marriage. Mr. Davis, on thp contrary, asserted tliat h«- hud never promised anything; that whnt had been done was his godmother's own doing; that she gave out tliat tliey were going to be married when lie was only cogitat­ ing the matter, and, in short, tliat the widow was a bom maneuverer, with whom an unmarried youth was not safe, except in the presence of other partied. It was proved that the marriage day luul been agrt'ed upon; but then it turned out that it had been the widow’s own fixing. Mrs. Shea got the license, and said it was bought for use and should be used; and, in the course of many animated disputes, she declared firnily that to church Mr. Davis should go. At length the bridegroom in spite of him­ self endeavored to outmaneuver the widow, and recalled her promise tliat alio of her husband to carry out the reso­ lution she had formed to banish liquor from tlieir board. In vain she told him but from earnest resolution to--" of. tlie delirious coffee which should sup­ “What?” ply its place ; he persisted that she should “Try and save my busband,".she not thus bring upon him the name of a niggard. And though she told him that added meekly but fervently. ‘•To save me! You are vastly kind. upon her, rather tluoi upon him, should Bnt ho refused, and they Went on their From what?” Before they had gone a square, ah imputations rest, though she pleaded way. a couple of detectives, to tlieir infinite “From poor Fred's, fate," she said faintly, blinded by the tears that could all the strength alio hail so earnestly im­ them' off to. the lock-up. The next plored from on high. not be held back. morning they were brought up in the “ I thank yon for the compliment Bo yon tliink me iu danger of l>oooniing ment between them, and bin family, tak­ police court, charged with robbing the such a miserable sot; but I hope I Imve ing sides with him, told him that she drunken man. The latter appeared oh a too much pride if nothing else, to keep wished to usurp too much authority over witness, but had forgotten all about the him as the head of the house, while they events of the night before; whereupon me from degrading myself thus.” “ At your ago, he did not think the sneered openly at her “ fanaticism,” her the magistrate, seemingly provoked at same ? A feV years ago, did he not look “ meanness,” her wont of “ hospitality.” tliis failure of valuable evidence, fined os fair ns you, did he not tliink himself But she prayed without ceasing, and God him £5 and told him to go. The solo as strong ? And wliat is he now—where at length opened his eyes to the danger evidence remaining was tliat of the is his manliness and beauty of which be of trifling with that wliich luul caused policemen, who could only swear that With his consent, they hail seen the three friends lift the was so proud? Ilia face haunted me all his brother's ruin. night, and I dreamed of* his broken­ liquor was regarded only as “medicine," man, and brush the mud from lite cloth­ hearted wife and his poor children, and while the wife exerted herself to have ing. Mr. Thomas Hyam, being from blighted in tlieir youth by their own a suppy of good things in the house, the country, could not at once prove lite parent O James ! the Bible says truly, both united in giving so - cordial a wel­ identity and respectability; and the mag­ * wine is a mocker,' and so long as we come to their guests, that those who en­ istrate, apparently on the ground tliat tamper with the poison, we hare no joyed their hospitality soon ceased to the prisoner was to be considered guilty until he proved himself innocent, re­ right to say, ‘ wo are safe.' Those only notice tlie absence of wine. By degrees, others followed the exam­ manded him for n week. Mr. Hyam was are secure who obey the exhortation to * touch not, taste not, handle not ;* and I ple of tlie young wife, and gradually conducted to jail, put in a solitary cell, have resolved, after earnest and prayer­ such a reformation took place in the town arrayed in a prteon garb, carefully ful deliberation, never to bo guilty of tliat in a few yearaall the “ first families' searched, and fed on bread and water ; offering that insidious foe to my friends, had Ijoniahoil the leverage from tlieir when be remarked that he was not proved a criminal, the warden laughed him to much less to the dearest of. all friends, sideboards and ilinner-txdilea. Her husband is now the only survivor scorn, and bode him go to work scrub­ him in whom all my life is bound up." " You don't menu to say that you wish of all his father'a family. While he feels bing the prteon floors. This he did, and to exclude wine from our dinner-table tliat each one fills a drunkard’s grave,-he nuff->rod for a week, at the end of which turns to his wife, now no longer young, and from our social partiee i" “ Believing it to be dangerpus, I do." but lieautiful in liis eyes, and says, discharged, with the comforting assur­ “ Then you would force your husband “ Such would have been my fate but for ance from the magistrate' that he hail to visit the dyinking-saloon or the tavern you. I stood on the brink of tlie preci­ “nothing but lus own folly to blame." for the refreshment which you deny him pice, but I knew not my danger until Mr. Hyam thinks otherwise, and so does you revealed it to nt." While she says the London press; and, at all events, the st home.” “ Does my husband mean to insinuate with burst of gratitude, “Not unto me denizen of the rural districts declarer tliat he is already such a slave to the ex­ but unto thy name, O Lord, be all the that it ia the last time tliat he will aV tempt, in London at least, the role of citement of liquors that he con not do praise." ______________________ “the good Samaritan." without them ?" All of us, as children, were delighted Angrily he started to and fro, mutter­ ing “ fanatic,".and some other words we and absorbed by the stories of Sin bad Jehan Valter, a French journalist, re­ the Sailor, but ns we grew older we only lates, apnqioa of tlie robbery of the Dud­ The wife retired to her chamber weep­ accorded to them the character of ro­ ley diamonds, several anecdob's about ing, but not disheartened. She felt that mance. Yet modern developments go jewel robberies. He tells how a specu­ she was right; and while she realized . far to allow that these well-written tales lator presented a report to the directory, her own weakness, she trusted, in Him were founded in many instances upon making out tliat the celebrated church of who said, “My Grace is sufficient for facts, and the revelations made by the Loretto cuntauied £10,000,000 worth in thee.” The mouth she liad spent in the home of her husband had opened her eyes fearfully to the danger of sleeping on the exhilarating She had often .. wine-cup. . heard in her girlltood of the evils of intemperance, but she fancied they existed diamonds, etc. Burras and Carnot in­ | ley of diamonds actually exists in Cey- formed Bonapartei of the fact; but tlie Ion, and tlie great ruteh once built its young General refiukHl to march on tlie i nest in Madagascar, and flapped its place, because ho would have to expose j wings _ to and fro between the inlands and a corps of 10,000, and would probably i the mainland. Now it appears that the find nothing when be got there. In time ] story of the great burial place of the he did manage to seize on the church, plied gayly, “ You might think so now, only among the lower claases, the dregs ; elephants has been discovered to be a ami found tliat all tlie diamonds had been because your honeymoon is scarcely over, of society. Until she became ar. inmate reality on the .table Ionite of Central replaced by glass. M. Valter also tells Wait a bit, iny friend, until her wishes | of that family, she dreamed not that the Africa. how the motlier of the late French Em­ In the original story it will be remem­ come into collision, and then yon may I highly educated, the refined, degraded peror, tlie Qu.-«u Hortense, when she change the adjective to a more mgnili- themselves to the level of the brute by bered ‘hat Sinbad, who pretended death, was leaving France after the invasion by caniettie.” . first sipping rosy wine from shining wn« carried by the gjephante and thrown the Allies, was BtopjMxl on the highroad “Nay, my, veriest whims are law to I liquor-cups or sparkling crystal goblebi. into tlieir burial place. Here, after they by tlie Marquis de Maubreuil, who her, and I am not afraid of her setting Free, generals liven, they were calhxl, teftiiim, he built a raft, and loading it searched her carriage and took away with a cargo of the richust tusks, made up her wishes in opposition to mibe." | exereteing a whole-souled hospitality to £20,000 worth of diamonds, which have “Except for our own good,” said the all, while none who camo within the his way with them to Bagdad, and so I never since been heard of. This story wife, softly; but’ ahe only said aloud, ■ circle could fail to be fascinated with finds himself a rich man. From the ' is all the more remarkable as there wiui a wry region described in Bin bail's story, great fuss made about this Marquis de supper with ua." poor young wife aaw that they were only there » now found an almost exhanstMaubrvuil toward tin* close of tlie sec­ Not to-night, I thank yon.” I genial when under the influence of cx- leas deposit, believed to be the burial ond empire. He liad a lawsuit with his “ Do give us that pleasure." citemeni, and even those lovely girls, pla^p-of elephants, and affording ivory "I should like to afford myself tliat j her new sisters, sought to lie lively and as plentifully as the .fossil beds of Si­ tlics Marquis continuing & member of the phmsure, but, unhappily, a business en- fascinating. When she saw their beauti- beria, from whence an; dug up the huge Legion of Honor. It then came out tliat mammotli tusks which liave so long sup­ he was one of the Royalista who had “ You will at lewd take some refresh- i the bloom grow deeper, and heard the plied the ivory turners of England and aided the Prussians to pull down the this country. Talk about history re­ statue to Napoleon from the top of the and wine." Raying, “.Alas! alas! wliat lovely peating itaelf! Why seeming fiction is column of Vendome, and that while en* “Nothing for me, indeed." victims!” The father oould dispone of repeating itself in the literal form of “ Ah ! you must taste of my Hike jn : Ijottle after bottle without losing his con the Aiegivu Legion ui of xavuva Honor to ....... . me «« the tail of hi? order to judge of mj^dBrniftwy ; only trol, but not so with his children. Per­ Tu.onpno) U» Amenou. „d lt j. „uJ. yH a good wife has a ^^^^Vulfill yonr rous occasionally wondered that their ani ; pre^y mnieu M by roe p,y piamiy P 7,.^^ *t.bj to~d the «od of U» mgn of tbe Tbinl onlloctzwl by lav C. t? W. XV Brooks, for _____ ° prognostication of it over her i malspirita should lead them to such ex- 1 collected seven- 'j wJLZlLm" wnraTradTribhon and. was husband,” and, laughing merrily, she 1 cess ; but then* were times when she teen years Japanseo Consul at San Franof „ a. wnurtent vewrion left the room. Surely tliat salver boniM could not help but knowing whi'i oiled cisco. Mr. Brooks finds that sin® 1782 I ---------- ------------------- -— by the servant who had returned with ' thaw polite, refined young men and wo-1 her was sufficiently temptiug; and those men. j rich cakes and basket of choice frni!, and On festive ocoanions, the wife began that silver pitcher of lemonade ought to i to watch her husband anxiously. ' lts.ve satisfied any reaaonalile man ; but! Somctimea he poured out and drank ■ NO. 31 MICHIGAN NEWS. average sown does not differ very mate­ —Caleb Krause, once a wealthy and rially from that of previous seasons. The prominent citizen of Ann Arbor, has been fall, however, w«a very dry, and, for want of ram, the plant in many coses did not mazoo Asylum. get a good root or growth before winter —Milo Haight, a Polander, is now in set in. A winter followed of very unjail at Coldwater, waiting trial for dis­ posing of broad fixed with strychnine, all the more exposed fields, the crop lias The spring so that ■ neighbor's children might get been materially injured. thus tar line also been quite an unfavor­ ikable as the winter. No worm rains have —IL-ports come from very many bikes in the interior of dead fiah by the barrel fallen yet, and the reportiNwy generally indicate that wheatiasnffertogSerioualy. —probably smothered to d««th, the ice cutting off the supply of oxygenated Only in a few counties are full or average yields expected. Reports in regard to fruit are quite full. Apples promise well. —The Eureka Mining Company is be­ A good crop is now anticipated. Peaches, ing organized at Bay City with a capital however, seem to liaae lieen generally stock of 8250,000. The company is to. killed^ the damages including in many operate the coal fields at Rifle river. A »uies tlie trees. Small fruits liave also shaft 'is to be sunk at once. been injured, but still a fair yield is —The Grand Rapids Eagle says that promised of most varieties. In regard not ovef 10 per cent of the logs ent in to the spring crops, very little can y«it Western Michigan last winter can be run be said, ns tlie season is umuuially late. out this spring unless an extraordinary freshet should come in Jone. LBilJUiVATirK PHOCEF.DIJfGH. —The bill to enable municipalities to discharge tlieir railroad aid bond liabili­ ties • has passed both Houses of the Legislature, and with the Governor's signature will become a law. —The Board of Control of tins State Reform School has appointed Frank M. Trxxiur. April 20.- .Smafr—From the House Howe Superintendent. Mr. Howe was Assistant Superintendent of the Ohio Reform School for eight years. —The bill proposing to allow the executors of the E. B. Ward estate to manage it during the pendency of the litigation concerning the will has been defeated in the House, and a Receiver will undoubtedly l>o appointed. ■ —The affairs of the Detroit and Mil­ waukee railroad are being satisfactorily arranged by the receiver, Mr. Trow­ bridge, and the prospects of the roar! are now considered very promising, as it has all tlie freight it can handle, and the pas­ senger traffic ia good. —Hiram Day, of Ypsilanti, arrested a of Umber oct land dolinnuet amending the »UtuU rolaUi while ago for stealing wood from Worden Brothers, was tried at Ann Arlxir before Justice Clark, plead guilty, and fined 8100 and costs. Day is about 60 yearn of uge, and worth over 840,000. He )md always heretofore bore a good reputa- would never insist upon marrying him without his parents* consent, and then he demanded triumphantly that she should procure tliat consent. But this could not be dore, inasmuch as the per­ mission was refused. For the defend­ ant it was proved that the widow war, addicted to an indulgence in tobacco smoking; and, with some, show of rea­ son, the jury agreed that smoking was rather an objectionable habit for a courting female. The jury of Irish­ men, who ore snpjMwd to be very gal­ lant to the weaker sex, at length brought in a verdict for Mrs. Shea, but they asseesed the damage done to Iter elderly heart at sixpence, just about enough to The wooden ware works at Portsmouth buy -her a good cheroot Thus termin­ ated this true Irish joke of an action for were, on Saturday, purchased by Bousbreach of promise of marriage, instituted fleld A Co., t|>e consideration being 840,­ 008. Its cajmci’ii* will be doubled, and the Let us hope that the verdict indicates a manufacture of churns and wash-bowla “new departure" in the practice of will be commenced soon. The factory awarding a compensation for blighted will give employment to over two hun­ dred men. affections. —Tlie Flint River Log Driving and x In the tlieatera, hotels, and other pub­ Boom Company luivo succeeded iu get­ lic places of Boston a man is often seen ting .ogether about 50,000,000 feet of whose odd demeanor is the subject of pine logs to be sawed in that city dur­ much comment He wears good clothes, ing the coming spring and summer. Tlie has an intelligent appearance, and the river is now crammed full from Flint to sjieech of an intelligent man; but liis Genesecville, a distance of twelve miles. ^es have the unmistakable gleam of in­ A number of the mills hav*' commenc'd sanity. He is always in a hurry, and their summer's work. —The Detroit Commandery of Knights always inquiring for Cluirlee Garner. This num is Frank A. Smith, and his Templars have completed all the neceamania in strangely developed. About sary arrangements for atrip to New York bar-room of a tavern in which he was staying for a few days he got into a quar­ rel with a bullying frontienunan, and was finally struck by his aggressive op­ ponent Believing tliat his life was in danger ho drew a revolver, at which the scared desperado ran out of the room. Smith followed and fired; but the bullet probably did no damage, ns the man was not seen that night, nor afterward in tliat neighborhood. It is supposed that he dared not return’ to the tavern at once. The excitement of the encounter seriously affected Smith, who was not in good health, and his morbid fancy modi* him tliink tliat he luul killed ilia assail­ ant. He returned to his home in Bos­ ton, firmly impressed tliat he was a mur­ derer. His friends have sought for the missing man in vain, only learning that his name was Charles Gumer, and tliat he was a dissolute vagabond. Smith re­ fusee to lie convinced that his delusion is not fact, yti is always looking for Garner, whom he says he is certain ho ■ must liave “ shot entirely out of cxistienee." In all other respects ho is sane. aoK/iii’. , ! We gowrip — We condemn condemn gossip — scandal's scandal's twin twin sister—yet it is a fault easily committeiL J We begin by a gentle deprecatory refer en® to somebody's infirmity of temper, and we find onraelvea specifying a particular time and s®ne, which straightway the one who hears telte again to some forty-one wrecks of Japanese vessels , Tnt: or TKJl tjdbs. have been borne upon the coaeta of the * Tlie reporta of the coast survey show Sandwich Islands and of America, twenty- i that the t ides of the United States ore eight of them ainee 1850, and all but - divisible into three 'Itetiiiot classes. twelve of them bearing human livre. I Those on the Atlantic coast are of the but material. to take part in the grand dedicatory ser­ vices that arc to be held in that city on the 2d of June. They will leo^e home oa,the 31st of May, and'be absent about one week. All who desire to go can tain tickets at the same rates os the Sir Knighte themselves. —One morning lout week, before the paper was printed, George W. Gage, city . ditor of the Grand Rapids TV'mes, went to tlie press-room of that paper, while no one was present, and pied two forms. The act was done because of an article which gave offense to Gage. Tlie paper came out in tlie afternoon, and Gage re­ tired from tlie (>aper. He owns an interest in the paper, but is not one of the publishers. —A correspondent writes from Flint that a few days ago Lyman Allen, who resides near that city, finding tliat tlie grave of his son had been denecmted and the remains exhumed, repaired at once In the country, |i00 p*r 1,001 to 53,001 peo0». place*. f'-W l>«r annum. j 1 : Satcoday, April 24.—Stnu»—Itia joint reso­ lution, submitting I* tbo pcopla tbo qumtlou ol lacrtaaiiig th* p*y of J u<lg*» frum 11,500 to *2,500 p*r ■nt. wm taken op and pussd....Bill* were pa*aed: H-laUvr to U>» •are-kcepin* at J" ‘■•otif acgoittad of front trwp Thank God, some of us have an oldfashioned motlier, not a woman of the clasp of liaby fingers •. but a dear, oldfashioned. sweet-voiaxl mother, with eyes in whose clear depth tlie love light l ahone, and brown hair just threaded with and upon going to the medical depart- ( <1^ Imnds, worn with toil, gently ment made on examination, when they , gnuy-d our tottering steps in childhood, found the missing dead inDirminglrd j with a hundred other bodies, and recog- J nized it by some mark upon tlie pamm. | T11” brought Flint interred once more. -Some changes have recently been ““d” postal affaire of tliis State, a. foilown: tttoMUfted-Norwny HaU, Lake county, Seymour Fowler, I’’*tmaster. Ihwontuiw • 1 — Diamond county; Spinner, Portmatfrrit Ap- dosed upon tbsir visitor, than he wwored j than man. “the black stream," kuro eiwo. ■ Jap- i moderate differences in bright between anese navigation laws since 1630 Imve two suonessive high or low waters, one favored this course of affairs by prohibit- occurring before and the other after ing the ship-builders from making sea- . noon. Those on tbb Pacific coast also going vessels. When the navigators got “UK blown off into the stream, the heavy sea but the morning and the evening tides knocked out the rudders and maria and beautiful perftune from some wooded btoasoms. The murip-^of" other voices may be lost, but the entrancing memory of her will echo in our souls forever. gotten, but her*s wul shine on. When in the fitful ponses of busy life our feet crossing the well-worn threshold, stand once more in the room so hallowed by the husband looked blank nt tise-alweni o with a sort of reckless air, and then tlie , There wrecks were borne rant by the ■' ordinary type, ebbing and flowing twice of wine, and sometiiing was said in a low { unsteailinees of his liand or the gleam of Japan current, or as the Orientals coll it, j in twenty-four houni, and liaving but ton* to the wife, who answered : , his eye would startle her; and bn®, bat “I prepared this expressly fin* you ; onlyonce, she shrank from lite ardent will yon not take H fur my sake? Surely, kias, feeling that he was inflated with this warm evening, it is more refreshing wine rather than pure affection. Site thad wine.” triedto forget that time, or to fancy it a While the lady was speaking to her ■ dream, but she could not. guest, the host sent the servant on some The name of the oldest son, Frederick, j Hinouthed our pillow in sickaeas, ever caching out to us in yearning tenderness, Blc/wed is the memory of an old-fashioned half the gow.jp in the social world ia of Hunter s Creek, Uipcer county, | anfi We kneel down in the molten the unthinking kind, indulged in merely i Oliver P. Davison; Millbrook, Mecosta muwhiue, streaming tlirough the open from a spirit of drollery. Far worse is i c000^. Clinton H. Clement; Ogden, : window—just where lung yearj agri we _xi.___ ___i .. ..»_ •. i Ismswee eonntv. Charles F. Aldrich: i„. nnv m.itl.m'*, kmM>. liKuinc. aemnlM frirwfa ud mdm Ux, tin of ™*»”: Sorth Barinnllo, Monro. * . . .... ■____ a_ T2-1—A. Z1 uK. t..r,.Pl-r huod o. «•, baa U» oiaiooQ ... ,____xi___ a _.A. K— this evil is to refrain from nuking the Lenawee county, Hiram Leonards; Trim-, 1 affairs of our friends a staple article of : county, John E. Hall, ' convwaatton in the household. There —The Detroit 7W6tme, ol kpril SI. are plenty of subjects at hand-let na pohbahaa crop reports from JI the wmd- tug into the deep abyss of sin. Years haVB filled great drift* between her and us. but they have not hidden from our sight the glory of her pure, unselfish : �H. M. LEE. . BOISE. hi. friend,. 1 FltHUY, ABvanr iierrw. it 1play to icherwh or uaiu hard •» ’iay iv .hwwi ill-will ui-w-ui vi llMMigkta tiAvarU tuiv oee. What if ■tat mn,l ho, eetal yoo, or that I_ t , you r .tataltafhHi 6.11 m ■>' wi Wti.l. i( this friend has forsaken you in yjur lime of need, or that one, hav­ ing Wi>.i yonr nlmoit confidence, yuur warmest love, has c included that lie prefers to consider and treat What ditE-rence will it make to yon in a few years, when yon go hence to the fiiadiscovereJ country ?** All This is a glorious country ? It- has ! A .Montana jnatioa of the peace kmgrr riv-r.. tad moroof ibera. an.l [■Iw.n-l.plurp «ny when he Ihoynre muddier, end deeper, .nd'” couple. He •«*: "An.e, Kr»h run fostor, and make more noise, rise [’hands—-hitched—six dollars And higher, fall lower, and do more dam- i 8 there n» to 1L age than .nuytxxiy .anybody’else* nvers. it It I 'fl^Brooklyn Argus says: Noth­ age man cise a nm». j han more lakes, ami they are 'bigger,1 ing snjlclra a stranger visiting thia tad **pw, «*1 cltaror. Itan Uinta city tnnre than to overhear tho man a»y Other countrr. Our »nd Ail pitch cars next door in hoi altercation with his bL-ccr. .nd ran fiuw.. are Lricgcr. and ran faster.- and pitch aarvaut girl and tn m«*k the angry off rhe track -oftener, and kill more tone in which he oxclaims “Come, people, than all other rail cars in llus now. Miss, you can't Bessie Turner and every other cotnilry. Otrr steam me.,' boats carry bigger loads, arc longer '•Remember this. Henry,” said a and.broader, and burst their boilers uftencr, and the captains swear dying wife in Rhode Island* “never tnmry a woman with a mole on tier harder, thpa stearpltoat captains in any other . country. Our men arc chin- -She’ll use butter lo •horteo bigger, and longer, nod thicker, can biscuit, and throw napkins out with fi^bl harder and faster and drink the dishwater.'’ muse mein whiskey,'and chew more who ill-Ireal you now will be more- bad tobacco, and spit more r.nd spit even in farther, and uol be killed, than in any yuirr' def|»«sL diMppointmenl and otliL-i country. Our ladies are richer, prettier, dress finer, spend more mon­ ey, break more hear.a, wear biggr.r A few more smiles, a few more boop*. Shorter dresses, and kick up tears, ionic pleasure, much pain, n tije devil generally, to a greater ex­ little longer hnrrying and worrying lent, than all lhe ladies in nil other through the world, somu Hasty greet­ countries. Our niggers nro blacker, work harder, have thicker skulls, ings, and abrupt farewell*, and our smell iQuJer, and need thrashing ofplay will be "played oulr au<l <•»« tuncr, than any niggers in any o.thcr injurer and the injured will bo led State. Our children squall louder, away, and ere long forgotten. Is it grow faster, get too extensive for their pantaloons .quicker, than any worth while to hato-oach other ? other children in any other country. sorry fiir il then, than you, A collision between two passenger trains occuted on the Baltimore & Pontiac Railroad, near the eastern branch, between New York and Washington, on the evening of the 36th inst. Nine persons were 'severely injured and several others slightly hurt The Mormons ar^Jionnd to make their religion a success. They are now at work upon a new Bible tliat wtll repudiate the existence of the deviL We know lots of people that this Bible will just suit. . There is an end id all things. The readers of tho Beecher-Tilton scan­ dal will be under obligations for this bit of information. Subscriptions can commence at any tim c. A Chicago physician m his [ractice, has discovered that hog cholera and typhoid fever are one and the same disease, Dollars against shoe pegs that he does not know how to cure hogs or humaus. “Come into the garden, M*ud. With » brlekbat and » *tone; Here'* the diyfert 0*1 yo« ever Gnawing s chicken bone. Run like mbohier, Maud, -St. Acoustimk.—Is iho oldest city iu North America, having been found­ ed iu 1565, forty-one years before tbe sctllemant of Jamestown, * Virginia. The streets are very narrow, and the Imildtnge arc generally composed of coq .iua, a concretion of the fragments of shells They have high roofs ant! dormer windows, with balconies along tbe upper stories that almost touch each other across the narrow tbeets, and the families sitting in there of a warm evening cun shake hands with their over-'.hc-way neigh­ bors and chat in the' most confidential w*hy imaginable. The old sea wall, built .of coquina nearly a mile in length, protects the entire ocean front of the city from the encroachments of the waves. This wall was built bv our government tn 1837-1843. Fort Marion, formerly called the Castle of St. Mark, lhe old Spanish fort,was commenced in 1620, and stands upon tho sea front al the up­ per end of the city. Il is Luill almost wholly of coquina rock quarried on Anastasia Island. The walls are iweuty-oun feet high with bastions at each corner, the whole structure being in the form of a trapcsimu. Tlie principal entrance is approached by a draw bridge, over whidlt is carved lhe Spanish coat of arms; and an in­ scription in Spanish slating the tune and by whom the fort .was built. Kecpluff u I*rnmlae A paper of tax—The assessment list Il i i costing Lansing $9,000 to have her bridges repaired. Freight rales over the Michigan Central Railroad between Detroit and Qrand Rapids, have reduced ten cents per hundred. Tlie Bunnell Davis murder Inal came to an end on the 24th at Cold­ water. Buunell was acquitted aud discharged from custody. Two cousins. E. D. and 8. A. Hill­ man, of Pontiac hdd a little misun­ derstanding which resulted in E. D. procuring a pistol and shooting His opponent, just here Mrs.'S. A Hill­ man stepped into the arena with a loaded pnlol, and compelled E. D. to back down, and wail to be arrest­ ed. While Albert Stevens of Ann Arbor was in the woods 'hunting Saturday, he dropped his gun U[m>ii the ground, and the force of the fall discharged the gun, and the contents entered Ips htel producing a terrible wound. He will prolwbly loose his fcoL A selen year old son of Frank A! or, living in Zilwaukee Township, Saginaw Co., was terribly maiigled by a vicious dug Saturday, the auiinal seizing the Ind in the face and fairh crushing one side of it, the fangs penetrating from just below the eye to tho chin ami nferally leering out the throat. The child is iu a very critical condition. On April 2.5th, while Willie Root, five yenrs old sou of Charles Root, of Ann Arbor, was building uoaflcRs with several other children, his back was turned from the fire his coat was ignited aid nearly all ol his clothing burned. A thick woolen oveicoat which he hud on saved his life, and Max Adder says : The Delaware railroad runs right through Peabody’s (arm, just below our village, and close to the track thegris ■ kind of a mud hole. Into this one ol Peabody’s horses fell, the other day, and defied every effort that could be made to get him out. While Peabody was workidg at the job, a freight train ran up­ on the siding and stopped to shift somd empty cars. Tlie engineer noticed Peal>ody’s trouble, and final­ ly offered to pull the horse out with the locomotive if Peabody would give him five dollars. Penbody gladly consented, and the engineer got dowi) for the purpose of fasten­ ing n rope under the horses belly. Just as he completed this job, the fireman, a greenhorn, got meddling with the starting bar, and the engine suddenly gave a jerk hud began to move off, In les* than a minute tliat ■ run steed was proceeding down the Delaware peninsula at the rate of a mile a minute, with Peabody's horse behind, slashing up against the fenc­ es, swishing through ditches, butting against crossties, and dan ping and frolicking and jumping about in the most extraordinary manner. Wl.cn the engine was stopped, twenty-three miles below, by leaping the track And rolling oyer into s gullev, there was nothing on the rope but four ribs and a piece ol the back bone, and these Peabody concluded not lo drive home. The engineer says nil he promised to do was to get the hone out, and he got it out. But Peabody, somehow, doesn’t appear to be satis­ fied. Another poet says the Norrhrtown Herald, has ventured out with sever­ al verses on ungentle spring, and as the production bears the marks of urigionality, wo hope he will not fret-M <o death before the next Fourth of July. In the middle of tfjc [K>cm be says : The Granger "------gently yokes the wild eyed mule Be- bauds J T ter. Laie T'liui'. iuy ynflit ' named 1'otter Fkmrbvr w»: in tbe Township of Girrard with asaault with ititenl t jape on tbe person rf Mfo Ixxnuis^Rgel sixteen. Fi i> ing he went bef.-re a ju»b lutlkruaid, Hail iu Imud. ng o'er the Inwn, To dig hr«t break til dawn." . Tiiu.xo who have seen iLr rimw tnilktuaid—ami I wl.o has n«t?—iU:gi»K chestnuts ’ wtlh the t-orly break ut dawn, and a Nevada brides won't stand much foolishness 91 a wedding. Recently one of them, while going up tbe aisle of the church, slopped short and kicked all the skin off the shins of a groomsman who trod on her trail. . . roo will riKD BOISE & LEE fendaat Geer the Stale of CASH lieiior, defendant canoe will sell al Wholesale and Retail ZTSd4^ default thereof, that said bill will OUB ENTIRE STOCK OF CROCKERY GLASSWABE Hard on Petso.—And this is the A SPECIALTY. way to hear it. Since Brother Tai­ mages sermon on “Brooklyn vs Sod­ om” a Brooklynite, name not given, dk-d and appeared at the gates St. Peter guards (or admission to Para­ dise. The saint turned to the regis­ ter pages • ■“Where are you from? THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF “Brooklyn,,, "I don’t think wo can admit ycu ; rules very strict. In fuel cin't do it. Tliink of that scandal." It is said that the Brooklyn man IN TtfE VILLAGE. looked steadily at Peter and crowed three times. His sainlship colored, fumbled his key a-minute, and then said, “Well, you car* gu in : bul don't you do that again to mo." OF ALL KINDS AT COST SUGAR. 10 to 14 Cents! SHELF GOODS CANNED FRUITS “Thai tontine plan,*’ of which i>o much has been faid, ia deaiintd to be the popular plan, ft waa introduced by the Equitable Of all kinds, sod . Life Aesurauca Society of the United Slate* during the year iH'ln.and, hits become bo AT PRICES THAT DEFY Eilar that nparlyjone-half qf the policies COMPETITION! ed by Hue society are so taken. It pro­ vides for ths widow and orphana, and cred elor. It provide* for the insured in old age, and as an investment il his no equal. To illuairate: (the following ia vouched for) policy No. !45,103 for $10,000 was iaaued Of all kinds which wt July *9,* 1869, aaaorod being 37 years old. Total anion nt paid in five years, $1.40# M). warrant pure Accumulated eurplna. $72.', 33, or over 60 per cent, of the amount paid. Calculations have becu made showing the experience of thd"past »ev«n years, which prove that the aecumnlafed surplus on poll cioe of this.cl tea are larger than the-divi­ dends heretofore declared by any ‘company Pa'd for all kinds of Produce, or exchanged on any plan of insurance on policies of the for goods. same age. JAS.-G. CHATS is agent for Michigan. Office, 1» Congress fiu Weat, Detroit. Mich. ’ FANCY GROCERIES to be Received at the C. O. D. Store of $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for . Cash. I have a full line of Double Face Black .Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, - Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, _ Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, Ac., &c. , the Mid nen rwideql defendant nt levi Ken­ ly daye before lhe'thaa. preecribod for hia appearance. EDWARD A. HOLBROOK. Circuit Court CouuntMtMMr in and for Bar­ ry County. Mieb. CLEMENT SMITH. Complainant's Snlieiior (A tm« copy.) Aitial, Is. H. PGW1BR, 29-33 Ragistsr. WnsxsAi, French Pattison, of Naahville, pher Kill, of Castleton, Michigan, a certain county. Michigtn, ou the 13th day of Janu­ ary, 1878, in Libor “Z" of mortgagee, on page 619, and. wkereaa, said mortgage ww D. 1678, by n.id ChriMophtr Kill, to Joabu* W. Glenn, which mid aarigamenl wm duly recorded in the office of the Register of Daeda ia Barry county, Michigan, on the 2r.lb day of May, A. D. 1874, in Liber “5M of tnortnges, on page 118, and. wheraaa. •aid JodfM W. Glenn did, on the Ifxh day of Juno, A. D. 1874, duly and legally assign ■aid mortgage and deliver Mid note Io Grif­ fith A Kerr, of Ntahvilla, Michigan, which •aid assignment waa duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deede in Barry county. Michigan, on the 12ib day nf March, A. D 1875, in Liber “No. 6” of mortgages. $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes iecn made in the peyJiow, therefore, by Which I am hound to sell 10 per Celt Lowei than any other House in town. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. G, A. TRUMAN UAROAIIVS FOR ty Says the complainant eansc t> wn\ce of this order to be tmblisbed in the- Nashvillb Nnwa, a pabtic newspaper, printed, published a£d eircnlal- in said city, (that being the place of holding the circuit court in and for Barry county, Michigan) sell the lands and premhen de­ scribed in ssid mortgage, or so much there- < all and see ns before purchasing. Default bavins bren made in ll>o -condi­ tions ots certain Indenture of mortgage, niodv and exrcnled on thefirvt day of April, in thv yrar of cur .Lord onvthounand eight hundred and neventy. -by Norman 8. Matteion, of Barry county. Wchigan, in fa­ vor cf Thomas Bbrl lou cf Castleton, Michi­ gan, which eavl tnortgag* wee duly record­ ed in lhe office of the Rcrirtcr of Deeds of Barry county. Michigan, on lhe first day of July, A. U. 1870, at. eleven o'clock A. M.. in Liber T of morlgaAs, on page 192, which eaid mort gage waa given in secure the payment of seven hundred [$700] dollar* in yearly pay­ ment*, of one hundred dollar* each year, from the date of eaid mortgage, with inter­ est at the rate of ten per cent per annum payable.annually ; and it w*S thereby and in raid mnrtgepe exprrealr agree*! that should any default be made in the payment of raid interest or any part thereof on any day, whereon tho Mine waa made payable as therein expressed, and should the came re­ main unpaid and in arrears fur lhe *paee of ten days, then and from thenceforth, that is to say. a'ter the lapse of the aaid Un days, the said principal sum of seven hun­ dred dollars, with all arrearages of interest t hereon,‘vbould al lhe option of the obligee, hla cxccutcrx, adipinutratsrx cr orrigns, become aud be duo and payable immediataly thcrrafier, although the period as above limited for tbe ptymenl thereof aright not then have expired, anything therein before contained lo the contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding ; and default having been made in the payment of said inlcreat, and the sama having been and remained un­ paid and in arrears for tbe space of ten days ■nd upwards, th* aforeaaid principal sum of seven hundred dollars, with all tbe ar­ rearages of interest thereon, Lath been and is declared to be now due and payable, and there is now claimed to be due on said inden­ ture of mortgage the sum of arvea hundred forty-five aud 36-100 ($745.86) dollars, and also an attorney fee of twenty-five dollars, as iu said morgana expressly provided ; and no rati al law t-r in equity having been In­ stituted lo rccovea lhe amount du* on.aaid mortgage or any pan tbereof; Notice i* hereby given, that by virtpe of the power of sale in said mortgage eoa'ained, and in ac­ cordance with tiiestatute in sueh casco ma le and provided, I shall sell at public auction or vendue, at tho nurth front door of tbe court house, -iolhe cily of Hastings, in said county of Barry,— said court bouse being the place for bolding the circuit court for tbe county »f Barry,—<m Saturday tho third day of July, A. D. 1875, al lhe hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day. tbe lands and tenement* dtwcribnd in said mort- • BOISE k LEE. FARMERS, ATTEHIIONI KERR & CROCKER ATTENTION, ALL! NEXT 30 DAYS pay the Highest Market Price for I WILL SELL are selling MORTGAGE HALE. Default having been made in I he conditions of a certain indenture of n>ort<njte. cade and executed on the twenty-ibird day of December, in the year of our Lord one tbouvattd eight hundred end seventy-three, by refer Himot, of Na»hvilla. Midiinn. in fa­ vor of Char lev B. Ricltardaou of the mme piece, which mid mortgage waa duly record­ Delivered al their ed in the office of the Register of Deeds of Berry county, Michigan, on the twelfth day ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. x>f January, A- D. 1W4, st ten o’clock A. M , in Liber Y of mortgagee, on page 572, rbit* mortgage was riven to seenre the payment of twelve hundred twenty and 73-100 [81220.75] dollar*, two years from LATH, the dale of mid mortgage, with interest al the rate of ten per cent per annum payable SHINGLES annually; And it was thereby and in said WATER LIME, m«tgage expremly agreed that sbonld any SALT, default be made in the payment of aaid in­ terest or any part thereof on any day where­ HAIR, on the same was made payable as therein STUCC9, exprtwed, and abouM the same remain un­ and in arrvare for the space of thirty 4-^. i-e., paid days, then and from I henceforth, that ia to my, after the lapse of said thirty days, the said principal sum of twelve hundred twenty and 75- 100t he dollars, with all arrearages of AINSWORTH k BR99KS, in tat eel thereon, ahonld al the option of the Proprietors. obligee, his exeentorr. admir.ialinters, er maignu, became and be due sod pay able im­ mediately thereafter, although the period as above limited for the payment thereefmight not then have expirei, anything therein be­ fore contained to the oontrnry thereof in If WHIGAX MTATK KlPTLHI any wise notwithstanding; and default 31 HEMMl A CVHE, having bwn made in lh« payment of said in­ Vatan Hurt Block, Jwkwxi. Mkh. terest, and the same having been and re­ The only IXBTITUTIOM tn lb* Wentera mained uupn id and in arrears for the spec* of thirty days and upwards, the aforesaid principal sum of twelve hundred twenty and 75-HMnM dollars whh all arrearages of in- POTATOES, Agricultural Jiupkiurnts BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, CORN, APPLES, OATS, OF ALL KINDS, Gale's Chilled Plows Other* at 9 or Ee»«. Yard wide Sheeting 9 cts. Knit Underskirts, 50 cts. DRAGS, CULTIVATORS, No. 1 Batts, 20 cents. Gang Plows, Wheel Horse Best Velveteens, 75 cents. Rakes, Good Waterproofs, 9Oats. Horse Forks, Ac. AU Wool Hose, 45 cents per pair. We are agents for the CHA n PION Then Try My $1 Tea., REAPER & MOWER An< S Cent SOAP. LUMBER WAGON! LN THE MARKET. »U T.wn Kit, 25 tai 28 CenU. Clover Seed, &c., Ilh.ur.-t. D1LAYFJ stoci of t)ie aberve named Implements at oar standjust north of Wolcott's. TRlt MPH BAKING P»WDEB ! lieu tin eannislers. described in said mort1 of L.nd ailu»U>. lying rend >uilly of Barry, and State ol wn and JcioriLed an follows. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, renty-five dollars, stipulated to be paid same be foreclosed. The description of the premises as de­ scribed in aaid mortgage is aa follows, to wit: Village Let No. ten (10) in Alanson W. Phillips' addition to tbe Village of Nash­ ville, Barry county, Michigan, according lo the plat and survey thereof. Dated Nashville. March 18th, 1875. ' GRIFFITH A KERR, AaaignoM of aaid Mortgagee. Clkmbxt Smith, Attorney for Assignees. 25 WeWABRAKTETERYTHIIGweSell Tea Setts poll 65 Cts; X acre* to turetab at Loweet fortMan 1'rice*: French -orf AmerUxn Utaa*. all ab**, rttmhfo w<! > «<r rk llurk for etoro foaeU. <twrt>in<a. picuona, Ar., ; all ainda <rfRtah»4 and I’.ihiiw! Utaa*. I niao gnarnrtee ta tbe Mata. —• _ wthe —■—beat c ...itaeii i ■ arnfo . —■— __ . GIm. rwr ly.. be new due and paynWu, and th era it now claimed to be due on mid indenture of aorl<Bfn lhe mm of Uli-toea hundred thir­ teen and 17-100iha dollar. ($1813,171 and alao an attorney fee of **rty dolUre, a» iu mid tnortynge wtpvenaly provided ; and no rurt at las' ar [fl r-niily baring been inMilnied <•« rvc^^B|^>>.<>'jiit due on mid cnrdnnoe with the stale made and provided. I ah aueioa or re»*i««* at tbe i the court icue. in the ct THOM. LEWENT SMITH, A Horney for Mvr EMERY’S tblie BOOTS AND SHOES Ready Made Clothing L’lntire iwy jaw nod jaw; ttiuf rip -end tear nrmignrd its lh« Circitil Cocrt thy nlteitoxm, pituoled g«il lot twv yenta chain to I APRIL 30. 1875 Hut ivcltiction.! AU ortkw hft with n* will rracive arumtil AT FK1CBS CHEAPER THAN EVER, AT THK WWN T0WM 8T(»tt£ OF Wownrt if J die ii’d man leaned I ■> . :i u< DETROIT, MICH. WANTED. KEHR k ( ROCKER. H R DICKINSON. CL1 MUStt. �------ —------------ ------ - ------—____ ■ ----- ----LOCALS. if»A»iiijriri.x,*ir" -IS XEW “ZLnn. NEW GOODS! Plows Plows! Plows! ih*j . <0 work, and ree l noma » Ll* fST Union Chums for $6 25 at ON HAND AT APRIL 80. W W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, WirwxT.s*’e - H. I -O- BARBER. M.. !>., Homto-l WUb tel Oliver Chilled Plows for $18, Dry fioodi. KTOu Illinois Timothy Seed at' W healer’s Many who bare-boon out of employment Clothing, —Ths frame L»C. C. Wolcotts building is —L J. Wheeler has porchaand David Demsry's lets on State St. $325 wm lhe Blue, Imperial, and Black Eyed Marrowfat Peas at WBaattaa’s. Gardea time, and house-cleaning have opened lively here, and everybody appears —Heckaadorn Chilled Plow for $15 Al Woacorr's. —D. F, Reynolds is making aprangemanle to build a lb* residence, on his kts Spinner’s writing looks like the Greek alphabet struck by lightning, but his shaggy old heart is a good A. J. Rowne purchased at Kalama too, one. When the lady clerks heard of in the building formerly occupied by Chas. and Mt out several nice Norway spruce his resignation they wept like chil­ dren., . W. Dcmaray. * ./ ■ M. FLINT, oa State 8t. JOHN B. EASTMAN. LlEIMiAUSER, *” tailob I? PARADY, Manufacturer of Boot- and Shoe., last week. A decided improvemeit. well baa the job of laying the walla. M1CSISAN CENTRai-. Tivrint Gering Wc«t An addition is being built on a house —Tho bridge h completed;- has been in­ on Michigan Ave., whoae, we wers unable spected, and tbe Highway Commissioner settled with the builder last Wednesday. Dr. Upjohn has taken a nephew in part­ nership with him, in the practice of medi­ Boils' furniture store are going off rapidly. cines, . It ia tho duty of every law-abiding man lo A jury room hone of the.now things a1 ihe opening of Court next Monday. Car­ ;—Ar umbrella was left in some of the penters are al work In the Court House, business plases a few days ago, marked building it. JOHN Q CBE3SY., JONES, niTimn BOOTS and SHOES, Oetrrtt, depart AIMon Menhall Battle Cstek 1!»1 ..Utt 2® MiebIw'nCtty A rutraway team on Monday completely With the initials “G. R. F.’ The finder will confer a favor by returning tbe same wrecked the wagon, and injured the horses io Geo. Fleming. somewhat. . ELIHU CHIPM.1X, Justice of the Peace, Naslsvllle, Mlcli. Gmeral Courtyancing, CLOTHING ' —One hundred and sixty-one letters want Ths Court House yard'is soon to be raked The easiest and best way to ex­ out- in the mail from tbe postoffice on Mon­ snd and cleaned up, thereby “asking an pand lhe chest is to have n good large heart in it It saves the cyst of day, the 28th inaL ' ornament to the city.” Huge bill boards announce the coming of gymnastics. —Masons have commenced the stone work of W. A Aylsworth's brick. Walter Still­ a gieat show-Msy, May 12th. The “Home Jangle” folks have added a* —Read Botas & Im's new “ad.” until new power press to their -business aud in­ tend to add steam. Their office is cram full you learn it by heart Their popular store but lots of work is turned out. no. Bal-, Caps, Boots, Shoos, Notions, ‘ Shirts, Collars, CaCi, &e. MOh. Gab Chiliad Plows for $18, At Womjott’m. dr*ssmaker"'are the subjects that largely engage tho attention <?f ladiosjuM at pres- Tlie intly HWidtrfw! nnU partly How—n plow tHit tn sttrdy (tfhflnrii tu work i'n way min grDernf a«e ns fust na it becoriies knows. All that is required of it to du is iln use. It is v-rytnest. str.»ng. compact and simple in its cuusti uciiun; there being in all tint lour pieces of castings, viz.; Motildbnnrd, Laiuiaidr. I\iint mid Share . The Point and Shan’, unlike other plows, nrc scpir.tle pieces of castings, thereby a-enring a grt-ul savjng in wear, as every fanner knows that the point of his old stylo plow is soon worn good for nothing, while his share would do much service if he could separate il from the point, ^ud besides all that, the truly great fdbnomy in thia Plow is,-that when the under side of lhe Point becomes worn beveling, os all points do, especially in hard land, it can be turned upside down, and’ you have lhe sharp chisel edge that was up, now os the bottom, cutting kechly ; and thus you can keep turning it, first one side down ahd then the other, titnij it is worn too short for use. And then when you have thus worn out one%m! of your Point, you have the other end of the same Point to do you equal service as"th<> first. Thus you have in one Point the wear of four al least, of the old styl of points. . And then lhe Share also has two edges, which can be used vice verra nn while one end of the Point, or one edge of the Share -is in nse, the other is hid inside the Plow, gtying it strength, and out inffrring its symetry in the SUITS from *8. to *30. least. Thus the Share h equal in service to nt least two of the old style, and by its being disconnected from ihe Point and need not be thrown away Made up in good styles and rahranted to fit with it because it is worn out, this Share is equal to more than two old style. And not only has the Plow the above great advantages economy iu wear of Points and Shares, but it has much advantage in wear in the siiape of the Lsindsidc and. Mouldboard. This Plow is the result of twenty years con­ stant stue.y. and the expenditure of eight thousand .dollars in experiment*. The Lnndside. unlike other plows, iqstend of having a lateral projectile at its bottom, (snpppsed and is actually necessary In other plows to keep them iu tbe ground level,) the bottom comer of the Landside of this Plow is rounded, and stands slanting in under the Plow. Thus there is no projec­ tion there to be soon worn off! and when worn off, jour Plow much injured. of Detroit, ftoehe-ter and Fa Mem ’mswti- . Tlie wear of its Lunds:dc is equal on all its stiriaccT- “ factories, at prices that cann'l fall to phase. The Mould-board of this Plow has been the subject of the greatest study aud experiment, resulting in ohc on which the furrow slice bears equally on Boo's Iron $2.50 lo $9 pr pair every part of its surface, and it has also demonstrated the fact that it is not the character of tbe metal alum*, hut the peculiar shape of it, that enables plows to “acour" in the most sticky, mucky soil. This plow, made of cast .ron, will scour in any soil-'that a steel plow will. It has, also, great pul­ verizing properties. Iu i.he extremely hard cloddy ground, farmers have noticed thiy peculiarity a great deal. And now, lastly wn have a Plow without any spccinl pressure in one part more than another, we sh<*ti1d expect that it would hold easy and draw A job lot of easy. Well, it does. It,will run nlone wiihout any holding, nnd has done it, with the horses on a trot. This Plow beat tbe Oliver Chilled, Gale Chilled and all lhe plows nn draft :t» lhe State Fair. 113 lb*, and nt the Washtenaw Co. Fair, 128 ll»s. This Plow is now tho most perfect two or three horse Plow, made in the U. S. spring millenary goods this week'. q Doablr Sflf-Shtrprnln- Improret t&T The finest riook of men's and boy's Clothing at Wumn'i 'I'minw Goin^ Ernt. FOB THE LADIES ESPECIALLY I Farmers are busy and tbe streets are not —The only reason why we do not pub crowded, except on Saturdays, lish the full proceedings of tee Beechdr, . Ahl. Evans is building an addition, to his TiUnn and Moulton trial is because the de­ mand ou our B's T's and M's, would soon house on Church-St. in the sccoril ward. exhaust our supply. Improvement! are being made in all parts of lhe oily, end this season will undoubted­ ly show a decided growth in the city's cinity looks very poor. A great portion building, Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, White Goods, ttKNItes l.'l I.-.UI. 1S3 Soule CrceK Marshall 1<4 AlUon PRICE, #1C5.OO. Collectunu a tpedahy. i'j>.iUrU Bose-bawlers are beginning to survive tho Some farmers are estimating their crop at JLadlcV Linen Collars Sc Cuff* iH-trolt, arrive cold snap, and think of reorganising for Hie one-third of that of last year. MONEY TO LOAN* summer's campaign. To mutch all new Spring styles, bought at W. B. 8TBOKQ, Gctj'I Sapl* —Halbert & Co. have just purchased a my own price, lo be sold accordingly oa good MToritrAW bnntnena eatrnrted to hi­ Tho time when a man can stone his neigh­ GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIV. frosh stock of canned fruit.’when Dan. buys it ia always tbe best in tbe market. Canned bors ban's and have nn excuse—Its time he Very Cheap. fruit is very reliabable at thia time a year, has his garden bed marie. Nashville, M.ch., April lai, 1875. . Stbst Quill Has just received a complete assortment of and buy a can. Going AVr-wt. W. A. AYLSWORTH. FALL AND WINTER —Mr. G. A. Truman was appointed Statimi MaIL En-'s 1 IWIffe Ex President of tbe village in tbe place of J. ekxm, ‘ Umu.1 SmUb. b, <b. ■( , 0—1!^““°' FOR SALE ONLY AT C. C. WOLCOTTS HARDWARE STORE, MRS. L. O. CROCKER MIILDURY MANY GOODS! uable. Mrs. X. M. STEBBINS KOCHER BROS. b. Have removed lo their MEAT MARKET! □DRESS 3SZEAKING A. W. OLDS, Prop'r. DUSTERS, AC.. AC., BaDy Cabs and PeramMaturs I COFFINS .IND CASKETS, -AND man appointed President of the President IN GS kept conilanlhj oh hard. Ready pay cuafnmcrs shall hove no cause to complain of high prices. We have just added to our already large and choice stock of REhSE & DETTERICK to fill the vacancy. David F. Irland resigned the office PAT THE of Trustee for the- village, which res­ Highest Oasli J?rice GEHERIL MERCHlNDin FOR ALL FINDS 9P A large line of COUNTRY PRODUCE, DRESS GOODS. <GTTOXA»K?«, ELZ” At soon as Spring opc.ru tee' On morion 50 davs work was trans­ shall tend oul a Wajon to ony Fresh ; BUTTE/l and EGGS. ferred from road district No. 2 to by applied in' Road District No. 3 on highway} west of L. Durkee’s, 21-IG Give IVIe a. Call. Nashville, Mich., Jan. 27, 1875. L. J. WHEELER We manufacture our Fumitnie from lhe beat thoroughly seasoned lumber and war­ rant il to be as represented. । Nashville M ich? Having learned that the report is in circulation tint our stock of Drugs that we bai customer*. Bites, Pelts mi Furs. disallowed. Glaring, ^Hatching, BEESE * DETTEIIICK. j COME TO TVA.SBV1EEE TO STAY Aud intend doing a Legitimate Drug Uurineve. and PLr»iciau. will fiid it, <>ur slock 1 |T\T T\J~ ZE JL-tS. ■ - BOOTS & SHOES, WE WARRANT THEIR PURITY ! WE ALSO llAVR On motion E J. Feighner was di- j Re-sawin^_&c, reeled to complete road warrants. Motion made by Halbert that I parties having sidewalks to build,) Dressed Flooring discouraged editor in-Nashville. Yankee Notion*. on Stale St.'-be required to comj*leie said watkswithin five days. J School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Varnishes^ Brushes, Glass and Putty, rocenes Carried, t On motion council adjourned. J. FEIGHNER, T. C. DOWNING. Of at! kinds, and in fart I |i Errrgtlnng -you Want,; Employed. liastings. A. W. OLDS. and cards, brackets, WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. | SHR OUDS AND COFFIN DIN­ all kinds, which will bs sold low for cash Tbe highest price paid fur Hides, Pelts etc. Give them n call on West aide Main til Village of Nashville, which was sab villa, Mich. accepted, and on motion Geo. A Tru­ of tho.office of sented and cm motion allowed. H. T. Dsvidsw, declaring stectioa. $1.50 A- W. O’.tls, lumbar far sidewalks 14.40. Mr, Ainsworth and Mre, Timmerman was Austin and Dickinson presented an dors about thia village don't gel married, I^ath ami Kliing-leH, Attention i Elegant New Qurrters, L. Smith presented his resignation ignation was accepted, and on mo­ pleasantly. Warm sugar was served, after which a class was formed with tbe follow­ tion Dewitt C. Griffith was appointed ing captains, Dr. Berber and Mrs K. W- to fill tfaid vacancy. Tho following accounts were pre­ would invite the SMiV, MeiMisgN. le., .Especial ia invited to n.y stock of account of $34 for ferrying which was the bvst and al attention of lhe publ files for doing lhe reasonable price*. Together with a full assortment ol M1RRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES FRESH MEATS, Dry Goods Business I BOOTS AND SHOES, . NEW PLANING MILL Parlor, Liirary, Dm, Office ail GENERAL FDKTBBli! with you. I trust by fair dealing f shall be able to retain your confidence, and lo win that of strangers. Wolcott, thanking the public for past favors eolicls a Present, — Downing, sell them lower than any other firm in the Tn the new brick block, apposite tho Union continuance of lhe tame, and would Halbert Olds, Hardy, and county. House, aud are bound to lead ibe Co. iu th* inform the public that they will Trustees. keep constantly on hand —Last week G. P. Wilson, the foundry­ Minutes of the previous meeting man, left home for Lansing, and now madam 'rumor asserts that he has left his little read and approved. childenand some debts to take care of them­ selves, and ben started for tbe Black Hills. His son, aged about 16, does the jobbing of And in'varieties to suit customers, all to be ihe fonndry, and his daughter, aged about seven, does the housework and aUends school, taking her brother, still younger, with her. Dane in the Latest Styles and with neatness. —Ths M. E. social and spelling school.’ at OF THE • and shall be pleased to renew BusinesN Tteln-tionis ROE & CLEVER. FALL MILLINERY GOODS! FOBNITURR MANUFACTORY1 k“1 •” JACOB LENTZ & SON3 Again in the Trade Somethin- hllemtelng and Val­ Manufacturers and keep* on han BABBER and HUR DRESSER! Rooms, | can be found at I world respectfully inform my friends! BAHLOW, Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Dressing, Shampooing, Hardware Line LISTEN ? Grreet ing! two trips per year to New York City, .for their lost meeting. The appointment was a |: Charlotte. thia purpose. Money can boTsaved by buy­ good one. Mr. Truman has occupied that Vermontville, ing goodr personally, and what Mr. Truman position for two years, and has prorep to | NtebvtOK v ii:-. be a faithful and clear-beaded officer. Un-' *" CUT FREE OF CHARGE!Hammond, benefit of. Look out for a large slock of dcr his administration the village hat ad- Grand Ilaplds, She still retains lhe services of Ml** Goins TCsost. vanccd and flourahed ns it never did be­ choice goods. I>m.Ex.' M’b fore. He baa been zealous in tho advance­ Rapid-, DRESSMAKING A SPfiCIALT; —Through the enterprise of Boise k Leo, ment of elery enterprise that would serve Grand Hammond. Middleville, our people have been enjoying during tbe tho best interos's of Nashville, that eould past week, new lettuce, radishes, onions be done without too heavy taxation. His rhubarb, etc. It was raised in the south friends wished to nominate nod elect him toCharlotte, ____ FASHION ABLE Eaten Itaplds, This firm intend to keep a supply of thecaj that position this year, but be. refused, and OtwndiHju relishables for the convenience of their has been prevailed tfpon to accept tho np- ■ Juckioa""0' pi Irens if they can dispose of them, end pointment only by lhe broach caused by tbe t realist purchase n oney. resignation of Mr. Smith. We are truly I Nashvilu, Mich. —What is a better investment than to glad to see Mr. Truman back in the chair, j c. nusihpu]’.'buy a good clock 1 Chas. W. Demaray has just received a stock of new docks, nice Common Council Proceedings. enough for king and correct enough for a CotfNctL preacher. These time-pieces are of tbe best April 27, 1875.) tho best of Oils used. Shop just south of and latest maket, and are warramted to keep Regular meeting held. the Uww» Houaa. ' 48 the best of time, and Charley te bound to Abu VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. DELL Where everything in the ; my, un.1 Ihtv lunp there is j.r. haps a! ______ _ _____ __________ 'IV_____ ______ _ I l»e ti.n.ie with a rc*«rve of trn! Ito-., fcw lite accamatetiwu of u bidi i' t'aiztz r,vw Wurkutg । ., | >-«-7^^ «*”•« i. i , ! vyow nr___ .• NIAC AND PEACH BRANDIRS. JAMAICA RUM a AT<« Article af OLD. PORT AND NATIVE WINES, OLD HOUK. BON AND CEDAR VALLEY WHISKIBS. (wwcnnDd above These. Liquors Eggs and Dried Frwi. ri:,.!—. W. U. KOCHES a B;o. • TOBAC4XM4 Mdl'lGAItN. . F.IfR PRICES .1X0 IfOXEST Ih F. C. aud F T. BOISE, �Pattva Bazaar Stoll. Thi. —to. llta tta Otar jit nlw-rratiowt «cxd b'lU^tiimfSrtTia. - lW..Jul:u« ienwan a re,— *- ** tyn Prawr. .omnbO.1 M^U to taking deiugjmrit of smell are hardly ever too tijkiuoUM week. He left a tetter stfOng teal late*!, or occupy those of bearing, right, lit* fawLterome a Iwdeu to -him. and. itot ho -Tto CM«go rewrote*-.'WhWh and Btert w weary of tbe l-lwplxnny and pwjuxy of too .taste and touch, and are nhd Ion? fr.qiwnt than the latter. Insane poopin who are affected with them compkin of cf Alice Early, erf Rockfonl. j tho PwaiyhuU Railroad Ccmjasy. Southeast iwing haunted by fetid einanotioua or -TMvWwi, ha- lioeu arn-tod in Baltimore. congratulate theraaelvt* on inhaling the I oborgsd with ombczxliag «X«00 of ««snort delknom “ ■ panv’o foci*. ' case ofja woman, Lelut ment ' -John Z. Jleinw. of PUitoleljibla. who was i chief dork Cor tbe Ute Soper.:ite:><l<bt of tlie an inmate of La Saipetricre, who fancied Wmtcru Union Td^ nqi’i. ban abnc.Ti.ded and that aim constantly perceived a frightful alM^UTS. roves to fl* a defanllw to tlie amonut of alKmt mench proceeding from the decay-’of । WTOt6 ,ou »bout, for si.e bad been nudcr tho ; pr X Walker’s California Vill- | Iboatota lb.. «mrt.<.r HuttaMitatoL HBr'miU-n ar. . punJj V^-UbU ! VINECAR BITTERS tuk (iHE.tT nc.t.VD.tL. , ImprwwinnH of the kind are usually very . i^gRod of her to try youasnetbcinca awl before I preparation, made chiefly from the naibwafteft /toy.—The craw-examinaUou of Jinov;n(r Brierrc do Boimncmt rehtoe ’d‘° bad wed half toe bottlai she wold go all 1 t|vo herlss found on the lower rangCB Of iA tert . nryrrc ”r lwuml_wnl | toe yart; and baa now joal rom. L«ua tho H|erTa Ncrada mountains of Callfcrr’ASLAjriL nia, the medicinal propertiee of which no ptale to riri-ta... W.U. to. rflUnr rf ' ’•"»» <* diwtota ol h.w taiuri Wtata.w U», u aoM by are extracted therefrom without the uso f-1- u~r-.‘,1 ';",r,"i“:h<rn*“ .^dTLri! .'X.Li trim . w»ii dto-rf ita, prirtng ta<. ta^h1; jo tori, to—to,. ' of Alcohol. Tbe question is almort ' Staler* ta,.-to»«wai»«ri-r Mr. . tta o.h» ot mnta. whieh w« intolurtta CtatoTt-r ox tm daily naked.' ‘'What is the cauee of the unparalleled euccees of Vinegar Bit n W VnnrliMri ] Hon fIk'ecltex ooutinue 1. WitnM* admitted that it i to'her. If it were a man, site tow di»- Ixcbhaw li Tina Couxtov.—The mi-idcit cbanj;is,> that they W ^iwre Tracy wxlRbrarmm. who arprad hi. into tnmingiy by nf toboo-1 IUK oi„•£?«»* “ uuuo i.ui'.uau H^'*0 TEusf’ Our miBwcr wcatuci uan ---------—----, remow W. Hanna raroired t... nte at ^HrmaUoo m , , of Mvxmui C. Wum|*l«,. But tixxswxh .unruumor . . . .v Conmimptiou. UuMMsutb tamg bring .1 it ou by the cause ofdisease, and the {totient rethe Epbropal Church at Terre Haute, Ind., on t u‘<; , 1 , , , , , ‘ i*». though ata was quite aware that those uiejr own imnrwlcnw. each as wearing damp poyera his health. They OTO the great BnaUjlMl. “4‘l“il‘.1-1 „xud.-.l ..nlT in Inf inuwiii.di.m 1 " 1 "-,-.--" blood OTrtOer and a Wo-gMnspnnelpl., sceuta-existed only in her imagination. , [^1‘CS“1U'1 -H.». AWior a mrreu. lb. ”wb-l««l । “ Capriliid raradon. Uial ■ nan, who Sj* wuX iniu<ta> rf°SJ LaJSTEd i « | Hermtg-serotxl Anm^wnonl Drty.-The A^—Th. rxamiualioti nmdhUloo of ol declared d.-darod that Ui^ ahe lb. could Could not mH l»w b~T the Uw ji , Uttorr ..f’tto'wiwldOwdlcia. ban • ■ i. Mr Jr. Baavdkw Bewitar WM w. atoi^L ekrt«»L and s. H. W. Partridse. Partridge, a '• smell amcll of a rose, waa taken ill when one i: hum too nwtter with oaae. aixl atop this iu- I compoiiuJed- posscsidug tho rcmarkabls ' --ftrtJrti*the Cuicagn iHstartrian ' f,’rnu'T Wokkeeper fpr Woodruff A Itobiiwon. of jwr Irien<te cam,, in wearing oue, I j todtadlia mu. to m toota? to I ■“ *“• t-tta^r tart-* “«y to to Uiodith u» unlucky low., ™only ar- « ^11 .n> wojuySLo»i „ , p™^,, „ ,ai« . T«dn l-totoWta- tat Wrik. tatata to. tot to. I •‘T*” * ■tiflcial. _______________________ ,___________ _____ tun*- For sale by all Medicine Dealers. Such facte might be multiplied; ’ reltaring Congestkm Off Inflammation s lhe Liver a^ VteOsrrt Orgam, in Biliow S,™ Jmdtar*Vta«ta>~to torn. tat. . ttaj M. ta d.k,., It i. not worth ----Parsons’ Pcbgattvb Pllua. which ore Diseases. >w being extensively nold iu thia State, are i OJSJTXKAZ.. titan half full. H. O. Armour, a tutrthaaL at ‘ while to mention more of thorn. “• , The purely of Dr. WALKER'S ly vegetable, and are mild and gentle in ' . —AdTirea from Omaha report Uiat rioli gold i Brooklyn, tewtitlod thar Moulton throateaail to i olmorvaiiona made in insane asylums, tbnir operation. < mime have been dweovered thirty milca wwrt “make it hotter than liell" for any ono who , among others, thooe of\M. Preroat, at of Laramie. Miner* are said to be’taking out i would teedfy against him. IL M. Cltvaland. a Sahxrtrierc, havu shown also that these invented. AAlrem 7H Broadway. N. Y. 1 live, aiid Anti-Bilious. hto»T>lo»40to-ta. toritor rtto. Hrwooto ....ta^Uto, ™“-i ,Wtoon. «n,l DriT.tooota ot tta «m«. ever „ ____ , „ . .. .__ . . (irnteiulThodHandNpriiclahnVis | —One party at Black tlitla miners Imh alrealy ■ mittee, terttiflod that Beecher could not have ; • Bbbto;. Omoadm » tta tart tad u,nE1!, tuVT7.»t wonderful la coma griof, having been arr««i«1 I? tee I ivnifewed to Mm. Moulton on Juno 2.1673. af .“*eU ,noW °°®tnou than luul tarirt Uta drwring In th. wart. | g erjt u,, ,lukln, troop*; but by order of the Pr«rid«mt rnd j .S<wtfy-/imrt‘A Day -The erne drags alowly. ; hitherto lieen supposed among such mGlkx Flora Hrsixn Watku. at Waukegan, ] r-tetn. Haeretarie* of Was and tint Interior lory Save Moulton came on tho irtand onco more, for the valid*, and that if they usually pnxa un- roxtrytua. ^ui.^y or U..WUU.uttetorttoH-wormw—uu™. April „ lb, J ?T mlu-»lII~U<~—Uo«h»rCk—™<l~ ™d..ctawNUvaumM b.. wUhwl .^ta.a.iut^. our re*-oiled on is Sorreet, and h a plain, Chicago rough allot, with an iron ring otteclwd to 1U,TK*~^^W <^^.H***r* ta, lk»m .»d rnw-doa too, Belton it In i storm which occurred on the md ta b, th. to, or, too am u ^nw. m.mbOT, , ^Joonor nu,«. oa.ta~.by~o Aa^libwry. Apro-.^ rb. !ta«wta. . rmftat,«, Xtar was thrown from a mortar, with a line »»o Ota l.o _lta Iu Irnsth. tauptad cl AtaiumU~ wtab tai Itaa wpotatal otaAOOOtaAta.taldltatap-talU.taaib. “‘i^1.u,.ta*.or u. Auitaoi tata: fastened to the ring, and, pumiug over, lb. tawta tai Ota u.. tatair owl lota. ...poBtataimtates ItalltatoBta fell beyond a ship which waa stranded ... , r . . . ™ battie ground, where the statue of the “Minute I and in danger of going to pieces. The M~> - W- ootalal tald Ita IMuu or^tauta. I ot Altai,-r.tatad Will­ line waa tied to a cable on the shore, and *" *J =“• l3‘"'" oBtad tai ta.pta Among the aliipwrecke*! people drew thia in, hr lota »«d H«ta tai . gnpO b.U .« 11.. ™ta«d no. atari ta tb. and fastened it to the veaael. Oh this ■ • .. . ... .. .. . . -n» Ptatawi tai vtartaktai or ta UniiriBUta. intaltaOt Ita tatata Vultri Htelm Kenal.n ntfifnltnn* nf rtnv. traon of State*, Judge*. Generals. [>oeta. ora­ tor*. atAl eminent men of tlie republic vere 1 ■ -[ —Th. Chk^o M^-Onnn pnuU "pwid r. porta from many towna iu Pennaykani*. Ohio, Indiana. Miohigau. W«t Virginia and Maryland, relative to grain aud fruit proopocta.. The rqxwta m a whole indicate that the wheat crop [ 7'W; ”'T‘ and Ohio, toe h.tooold yeatoer has seriotudy damaged too growing griin, and many &d>ta , w uun uuKTam va-wubaaii iwriawwi MTOi< lagWta,. I,a. rijonn.ri . . J rlXJSClAL tn lUDVtniAl.. cciwmvu ’»« historic—if cold iron can be aaid to rframv o*v" anything. It weighs twenty pounds, if j Foaa-jiiw Maii’.’.". «d _ THE MARKETS. nne, tn the Treasury Department, in wmoat-Xo. j enkaco Waahiugtun, which deaervea to beootnc 1 Ikcfore they were repolM-d. Gen. Pope ta attivc hta ez-caohier. . Oort a awro to.?***".*"'**7.7.* r rtx>r* • wsnuv—No. 1 HpnacI.. 1 No. > nprtas......................... 1 No. s H|«ia« ! SSoZja i nrm>-7i»q'..7.11 ” । cable a life-car was |nmm><1 backward knd I forward from the ship to the ahoro, by *-*■»kt'wvtb which nn-*na 200 hves were aave>L The bJlraluulcd inmdretei.M. Ilwuj lolh.h-udquart.n.ol dio IIctpOU. Moriu. DnjU. La.ill, wluw. it luu since been carvfuUy preserved, linj wbcre it is always reganlixl with ..interwit ..by people . who , much are - -in-■ > I formed of ita hintory. , It might have -lh.CUn>»d H<.Lon»uw™.<™«.r.U-|I mink a “ficvchty-four" and never been “d in ^.udnn. heard from. — Tbe trouble* of the -Northern Pacific Rail- d>» <,Anion IhU U>. dwr»M In InUnul rar. ,iue receipte is due to toe fact that tho amount i ot wb»ky withdrawn from bond has groaUy dimintalted since tho passage of the new taw. Uv wnv I ACT OCCCD I I WILL GIVE o>e pattern ■ vaaBiaw _ ______ ». — ■■■ — • HIT LAol Urrtnl III ■ and 2MLJigkirtRJMULJXa-CMm r-r ajLt_L£Aaa .ub.<Tip<i. BEFORE MAY 25thto “smith’s Illustrated Pattern Bazaar," am ~— .—_J MT" ALL POET-PAID. At Ahh-TWI TAIM/-* F^vacra . * BURDETTE SMITH, A. BURDETTE SMITH, 914 Broadway, Broadway, ------Mew-Yorh City. T. O. Box 5088. a$k ESTERBROOKS .iLftTiling to directions, aud remain long jj unwi II, provided their bones are not do stroyed by mineral poison or otbei 1 means, and vital organs wasted beyond TEA SiiliouSw Remittent and Inter H v mittent Fevera, which arc so prova21 . lent in the valleys of our great riven “ I throughout the United States, especially tc ; those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, »“■ lllinou. Tennessee, Cuuibertand,ArkanSv m lied. Colonulo. Brazos, Rio Grande, ’ i Pearl. Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro; 1 onokcl James, and many others, with I their vast tributaries, throughout our I entire country iluring the Summer and ' Mitutyn, and remarkably ao during sea­ urns of unusual beat aud dryness/ are . invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of the stomach and liver, •nd other abdominal viscera. In their i-eminent, n purgative, exerting a powI -s-ful influence upon these various orI mns, is csscutiiuly necessary. There :.sno cathartic for the purpose equal to DK. J. Walker’s Vinegar Bitters, ; ?.s tucy will speedily remove tho dark­ ' colored viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded, at the same time stimulating tbe secretions naf tbe liver, and generally restoring tbe healthy functions of the digestive organs. f? I TV A LIT I 7« B«o*nw*r. New Tort. BOOKS BOOK FREE”^— ■ u a. - — .._ta . r M. not filtering. Pmcbra are alinowt entirely killed in.tbe localities reporting, aa well as peara and grapoL Apples will wot afford more than lalr.taT. All «.tal rru.U ta rtullr tially dcetroycki. . -klgMUDtataMI^ . , -■ . . Dr. KeuraJly Lao l*e» acquitted in Loodon of the chargaof libeling the editor of tho . Advertiser. i -Th. Ptarital of th.tkta* Urig^.hta Society has handed MiuMter Washburns the gtal »«U1 ptatari b, <ta tatay » rta ■ * ass Bas ■ ■ sane*. innuArtphu Standard Lotta Bnstle. lib . ot-4d *U otbxa wntai Umm mw; M perfectiML Uwlnma axaraad $5420 «—-——w Hi a [G^Oowe^ dQ Kb—Uad SU. Bunton.: salt from rock is regularly going <»U, but nirtJe tln-re is not water jniwcr enough to force ! ,-nKl«B troy life try throwing a train from the track it onward to th” aea. Heuer Ui«» parti ; firing clrti are nprrml abroad and iMxed with Um* mmL Tlie negroes of Northern Africa having ilineovered ita dmtrilnitinn uie VJVZ Battle Trass Co., No.683 Broadway, N.Y. City. SmX to KIEL Call cr (end for CtreuUr. »rx! >“ «ar»d. PORTABLE Soda Fountains. $40, S50. $75 a $100. GOOD, DURABLK AHD CHKAP. N»>nSlOH' uZsZgWS MT: SUr Vrt hajil Waataqpn Farm Pwmpo, Wood Eave-Troagh T»blng. K yon want thenow oi t**“£•«£ “E JONES FRUIT rg®E>ES A wb->> Library. ««>.•» Wm • luaarv.tel kSTd -’G’mxlVi y’.°rw-W.StG«i. A«7'fnenrt«l» DO YOUR OWN PRINTINCI jr’M’OVEIaTY r-@, Aw PBINTI»rraS8S. For Profr.«lon»l and Amotrar JW Printers. Korl.-U.., Xian- .?5n «tyl—Tjvi—• froJ ja 2^to JUMbOO [ BEN J. O. WOODS & CO. Mamfn«.M r'.- i". i-- ".:' The &i®The Law'^^Wady. term. .Tho plot la intricate, tho cbarnctrn .ir-.nulr dt:,!.". I;11.| tl.o M..rr - >.lr. ■., t. 11, told. It 1* n raeo treat. Cniuntetc In tw< ly rs cent* rare ■ 1. neat of lltubandii. l-> Ja& 2. W anderlns Heir. t>> Chav. Reade. *. QoMro l'T Anthony Trnlione. < UIocIcihIv Itnnttoni le» V •rne. 3. T.rc--'-’t M Mont row. by t< I r Wai•ott. 0. TteRMtro ||ni>icr>Lte(LU.l*mn. 7. Irown. I<y Thrw. Hnrtirv. A. Ham HniiVrrtn (Hope. Sand 10. Lawnnd I-arty. rteenrt earh. lUreaei.lnspletMiM vointnr*. fur vnlr For aalo by Aewhilenb-ra. AiMieji. loxaKLLKT. Lorn a l*<x. paUlahcn, CLiraav. FREE! FREE!! FREEH! The Pioneer WOMAN’S Medical College Land ConaMtaatmaer'^py^Rg, INKS IS!."RLA"taS.Sax ca •S^SXs’SS i.a roiled near tbe brink and wm fiterolly rteaf- fn',m «.l an A— lL wanna. v» u tui.n r « •• NAVF-h'mh'.Kt F,ads>, <ir. HOW TO GET A HOME. Fortify the body against disease . orrluu or lhe AreUo uplona. ' (ormer, th. IMrtk peak of U>. — fnrmnr mmaurwl mmumnd from tlie tho jI .oolt™wo ~ ,fco,»,kl,j_. T I -ro cau>e<l by Vitiated Bloo^ M. Kcrron, consular agent ofrtoe— United .----------------head to tho. point r W. mSxkaVkiUk.BartcaA ClKagn. ,' Mechanical Diseases.—Persons en ...,. --------- .—.F. -... -.,ri— 7— -------- of tho nose. .A^jwaatod. ____________________________ ______________ -A coapany of the Sixth Cxn^j bad a nm- sutae at BrroL I* dead. Who ;« 4DAA •- >-»- i g?K®d in Paints and Minerals, such as uinxflKbt at two boom with Cheyenne, to -In the Bntato PoritemwtL teet week. Dr. AJSSUJXU th. ~m.-mo^ “UO ISSUVv<-Tw* Plumber*. Tvpe-aettar*. Gold-beaten, and | Miners, m they advance in life, arc subject -1—I- -e .1— To guard : .7 “'■ u( itaipertaril liuiamerible tarirtiri ■'*— ‘-ri.1—JWtaritaWTWriri--Ou, uk. . dori »f W W. alksb’b Visroopers lost two of their nmrtx!/. tending the Tichborne trial. After an exciting - „ , , , ■’ bear liia honored name ; liut there is one piVRBY family,w*m it. Mawtatt. egab Bittkm occaNimally. .b^,„.n i.ri rtnwk. mon, tar.. .Iriib-; SLwirn^LAIMMKk ForSkinDiwascs,E-_. _______ For Skin Diseases,' Eruptions/Tec —AH peraona engaged in the Manitoban reoeltaw.. .rtvta.w.4. tartM t-Mwuu, kiA^pa z^ojMue A awpaU'li from Berlin haj-b police lj|ow intemperance, and that man is rt» a r n a month u» «ad *«eni> ter. Salt-Rhenm, Blotcboa, Spot*, Pimple* aud O Donaghna. The two former are tanof have notifled all Uroulto. j WjUW Ul o|d California pby-: jMftll Rinr-worm*. } Pu-tedeA Pu-tules, Boil*. BoUi>,’ Carbuode*. Carbuncle*/Ring-wonna. Wied far Are yc*n>. ftatera in tool dtotnet, who ore not uativw of । gictau, who han disoovered in nature’s - ---------------------------------------------------------- — ’ Scald-head, Serc Eye*. Eryripelaa. Itch. Scurfo, IJiHcolorations of tho Skin, Hamon­ Germany, that they mart leave the country | .. mw>k ]o^iy herbe,” a medicinal A aWTS . and DiMoaea of tho Skin of whatever name FZJIMS Atrn ca»CAIaTIKS. witoin two mouita. •« tonic ” and gentle stimulant that oom-; sTmpsonImim:.ConuaSt-rt.. x. v. or nature, are literally dag up and carried -Tta Crib, BriA. u Owr. h. ™tanw.1 -Ttare hw. tarn u utannl ol ta- plrtriy Uta. th. pUri .1 the IrihiimAlta nmna v_ta ri«riri*> »W . out of the nystcm in a short time by lhe ur< hurt week. Lorn, about $00,600. mentis amonff Die hunatee of tbe Liverpool.: alcoholic poisons called “tonice, so AI-gNTV «ito Ad^~. «tui rtMap. X I of thtMe Bitten. -orkhouw wlueb h attributed to religion- ex- popnbu aa a oomprointee between airoug AUmi AU H. WA»OH.snasMRta>.aL.Cta—a Pin, Tape, and other Worms, itemenL druil and cold water, and doesaway with ptH KET sr*F For ravs. R»*t rt-*u»an» ’ lurking in the system of m many thousands, -The SponWx government ta. paid Hl000 I the mania for drink, and in reahty emti- ft £^«^M'^V<»W.^.'r.&t.’So. : are effectually destroyed and removed. No steamer John Kyle, lying at tho wharf, and in . --------— rates an involuntary disgust for tbe -------— ... — ---------------system of medicine, no vermifuges, no an lean than throe minuten the entire boat waa en- ; of the WO.OvO of Virginian indemnity. I tbelminlties will free tho system from wornn j like these Bitter*. For Female Complaints, In young , u i-i, ' The discoverer of this great medicinal rjuits u Kt»«MiwtihinklaraHMdt>ychwta ....... .. ............ .—p—------- 7 - ^ 7 ~“• rtinmltal 1. rar.1. taUttal to ita thtata . tSSbift • •"» <f V?1 them except by JiUDjdng over board into toe ............ ol . whole otao.,. ta.l iti. not tatririm BiUrt.diq.lta . decMri ta InHutari Ita. THK AOIAC1S or AALT. to onlith. him rioon.l Prther ___ 2ui«itatataw,LrtO«.J»tata.CL .mjroT.n>«>d .»» p«ripUWf. iprorementL noon perceptible. river, while many ctherr. inclnding wtauen and Cleansethe thnVVitiated Bloodwhen when children, were roasted to death in tbe cabins or The sea depends on the disintegration Matthe Maitluiw. w ” ' 38 A month-Aw®i.wMu«a«»«p»tara. Cleanse Itlated BlOOd $250 ?;-aa„isisr Hurtsa. "yist’'-,? moUHral b. u» Tb. kw u ur. n. ot on Unci (or „it ll^n. W„h it a Co., su Lraia, Mo. t“° in Pimples, LrupUonA, or bores Thebe could scarcely be better evii ------——------------------------ —-------- —--------- . cteann* it when you find it obstructed and gate" forty, including twenty women, ten elul- I libendeil by violoocr. decomposition and O^bm d» WAVW rtm AOF--’rTS ta »*■ K— rluimisl. in tho reins; clean* it when it b 1; your reeling* will tell run whom Keep _________________ Fnwlnal action of many natural forces. I the fact that they anhrgcly ex- UnfiZtJin*.L 1!*b. w’nn: « co,.SZmrt.N. J. ' tho blood pure,and tbe health of tho syrtero -The Hnsecvl oil manufactory of Fence A ' AH atrcamlata and riven, therefore, are oorted to Europe, where tliey are ao j will follow. It. H. > Item. New York, rontaining S0.MM gallona at oMwtantly tnuuqiortiug salt to the neo.. jdgiily appreciated aa to find large Kales Lrurfswto and Qm. ___ ^U' _ kU9120.000. tion, then it wxnunulatoa tn uibhmw at M much tjmw tlie only American very deep points., Thiw the Kalt mines organs largely exported. of PorthhdUMllb.r-lh.^noUlb.d. a. Booao oaOkTOiLnuw.—TlwHO-ul msehino compauy will, in —A Baltimore inebriate named Andrew Wd , of ■pure Halt in Texas, , , hh „well ah . tliat i of th«,WiUoD ■aawing Hau Francisco for Chili, in xi. who went to ideep near a iicue-kiln where I moiiubun of rock imlt in HL Domingo, ................................ SELL IOWA LANDS. KOo.OOO AlHES. Rl*!i S.4J. r- —rt < :Unu >. W at«. <nnrta< Mtk. ru-til-. r—1 Krl.™,u, Wo ..flor tba Landa oi MwtUoiu titrand SI. Paul B It and tbo Melirotfut ami Mwxtrl tfl U>» a (arm. Att>6 to DAVIDKAS A CALKINS, Im-1 Office. SlW^. itaeooU Co.,loro. ! by purifying all its fluid; with Vinegar Bitters. . No epidemic can take bold ' of a system thus fore-armed. .Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headi i« Qcbe, Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho Chert, Dizziness, Sour 1 * Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste to in tbe Mouth. Bilious Attaoks, Palpitn ’ ” tation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Il is lislteved that the smallest adult .‘.W■’.‘‘.”‘.."'.1 ’ jsx , Lungs, Pain in tbe region of the Kid spccimru of the oauinr race is that n- L-***Vfn niC le «hla< <tor Rlflr Piaei a* D<,-va'aD<*a bUQdred other painful symp- . ferml to by Blyth in a foot-note to Wssat—Extra.’. , r-.,t:.! !l ■ :■•■ . I.. l’-« } ft 1 toms, are the oflhprings of Dyspepsia .|.«kr« .‘■k:..! t-r Cuvier’s ••Carnivora." Thu animal coae-Nei?^.’. ^•VPK ytON.,43 11‘gH ” Ono bottle will prove a better guarantee j “ of ita merits than a lengthy advertise iu question, which attained two years of °*T’DrniotT.' age, and ia preoervA in tbe Museum of *■**’— i sax menu WWWWWWRAAWW 1« Scrofula, or King’s Evil, White ASiJTi 1 -ilosl KsHKnUlocnl Gift Drredeu. measured only five and a half • Coae t Swrllingo, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck WWNWWWWAArtAAr inches in length, U-iug the exact length, O4T*cLEVELANi Goitre, Scrofakiaa lafteinmaUotui, lad.ileni Si m ihflsmtnation*. Mercanal Affection*, Old it is stated, from the corner of tho eye to Wl,“,-*£ jSto’". 1 P Sore*. Eruption* of tbe Skin, Sore Eye*, etc the tip of thenose of a Saxon Ixmrhound, । co“....~........ . ............. ... 2 m Id lhew. a* in all other e«>n»utaiional Di* measured by OoL Hamilton Smith. ' '■ ■ ■ - — com*. Walkm’* Vino ar Bittm* have -k.,—m.M T. । shown their great curative powers in the ' Compared with an ordinary Euglish pug, I?<>u 1 TT^u?L*‘ in<Mt obstinate and intractable cases. onc of tlio ahortestrfftced of toy-dogs, aw —________ -_______ !—------------ — For Inflammatory and Chronic n„,|.h,' U,.' wlml. <d tl>» S515?0 i Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit- I , , ... , ,1 ww 0 C U Gao. Brnraox A Co.. PcrtUnd.i.Maiair* Mi -Drridtawonldtaw.ro.ly mon. Uua . . .-— .. ...--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- tost and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of £ uu«. lad. taigta Ota u» <«» »r it, $io & -.tri,ta>Htata,.oriitai. — T"- NEW MAPS, CHARTS, AC. lr.,-1..- .lamp for O POPE’S though in a few localities the dry ------ w <------j Scott UOf tout ,:><»;»gone to did.-., Mexico and ' weather , ---Preaident —(-nsinoil VMXM* IU,U .< UH Ml ulOTri H. Hrriq, .l»U U report^ , (l„|„ b ln jo., s’) being in good condition. Barley aa well a> ting " ent rates " run tocnuvdvert. I wheat bae auffcrod. and Judging toe advicce. fOKEIGX. the crop will be ahouet a total failure. Oata —It ia reported tliat a ptot liaa been diacov- mooeus or BOTH of lhe Akoi . IllunraUOlU, and UKfi Of Hl. ' ORRgB ELgyATPBI zg^ Ctll), FREE AB PREMIUM to th© person who send* I ) > Person can Uko these Bitters- Get a Huxk. See advertisemeuL A cannon ball ia preaerved in the office BMrnag....... (bureau no longer) of the Revenue Ma- Oorroa..'.".’JJ.’.’.’.'L". eornmnded near Grenada. Kan., hat wook, by ‘ Moulton did aobounttally tell him it was writ- «> ,,-------„ta—.------- jHirpooe of denying the rtory of hie former noticed, it ariaea from tile fact that uothbook-keeper. Partridge, that ho (Moulton) had inR Bnontaneouslv denotes their exis- ’ wold TUtou wrote tho life of Woodball in order ! ’ 4 to l*co™ bead of tho Bpirituallatu Partridge ' ' ' ---------------------------------... .. . . .............. a a arnrra /• a trvit *- ' n A r r. ‘ A • ?15ih model, SO cTnca, mauU. NEK FBEMIl'JB. nT'nJ'wZTi^tao” been reioaeod ou piotnitw tbat they will not • agaiL invade that ’territory until nennteuon i« given by tho jwopar authority*. । —New* frrsn too frontier is very exciting ao .... .. .. rltepaum. TU7”»aStJ»^OPIgnn. I I; GEO. A. PRINCE & CO. OMS & MS0DB0N1 55 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-05-07.pdf.pdf f40a3998ca42a61d6874b0378daec9a0 PDF Text Text --------------- "— lilt ^SashrtHt Jkrs. asktilk fnm. O RXO STRONG as eggProgression. No Retrograding VOL. II. ind.it' of thia ill-favored heart quietly approached the deeping child and squatted down at its side. It u, probable that among the select visitors to Lord Derby’s museum the bslxxm Imrl never Been an infant any way ?<' frail and young. The sight was therefore' conscious creature with manifest interest as he removed the coverlet from its sleeping form. The father, from out the curtains of his bod, beheld the entire I procc.-dings with indescribable agony. I It was nut presence of mind which pre­ .! vented him leaping out to the rescue, a,:. r..-.. ! j i 1 but- a feeling of spellbound helplessness. The poor farmer, was not deficient in ordinary courage, and would have faced a dozen of -his own .species without a | mantled it, but he felt utterly incapable of wrestling with' such a foe as the one of'Derby at Knowsley, Lancashire, En­ gland. This gentleman was the grand­ father of the prOkmt distinguished states- 1 man, and father of the late and still more i famous man, Macaulay’s “Rupert of Debate.1' The zoological collection wns • j fostered and sustained with wonderful' i care and nt a large annual outlay. Em- j• now sitting before th« ruddy chamber fire. After a little while the creature lifted the infant from tho. cradle and placed it with infinite tenderness, upon the hearth-.rug. It thep proceeded to make a rigid examination of tlia cliiH’s limbs, bo soft and plump, and so devoid of all hirsute decoration. It was this fact that probably amazed and staggered the examiner most Ho no doubt re­ tained. some recollection of the young progeny of his own kith and kin in the days of his liberty in the distant African forests, but never, before luul ha guzeil upon a little alabaster form like this. So geutiy bail he removed the babe from its oot, and bo considerate did ho con­ duct his research's, that its sleep sur­ vived the psocess. Apparently satisfied in the extreme with his investigation, the monster—monster with touch so delicate!—transferred his attentions to a general scrutiny of tho chamber in which he now found himself, without invitation, and possibly with greater cmotions of surprise than thane experienced by tiie former, if tiist could be. U» world to procure rare rad ra perfral rare the urTragrrarat. । lor ibrir reoopUon »l Know^rv th^ (he rabral. raornrel (o lorg.,1 ntferlr (hrir i kra Uborty when th. retire rerantnr Eral borarra (heir porarraor. Among (hi. nried rad raittable collotion wra . m^niflorat .pceirora ol' Fonutan. ra. wtainly . noral .1— tralr, lor h. hi. woral bom. . dred, Irel**»• wra th. rail, droorwbvc raucl.-, “d W ’iU‘ “cb . to* ot erittol raranro thrt he Mrangly rraomblo^ra .nrtionrar'. clerk, taking “ tarentay of the honrahold property. old-Irahionrel bod in which the Mmtbrantj THE CYNOCE PHALLUS. Twenty-five years ago one of Uns most famous private collections of wild aui- ^N^HVILLE, BARRY CO.. MICH., FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1875. therewith become known, and that was sufficient to sign the death-warrant of the unwitting cause of her decease. It was a hard fate, and so he quietly oileyed the summons conveyed to him through the medium of three minnie hul lets, and expired after a checkered enjoyment’of twenty-four hours' free­ dom. The. carcass of this huge lirnte may now be seen in the William Brown Mu­ seum in Liverpool, -most suocsarfnlly stuffed sud picturesquely posed upon a miniature cliff, with a stunt. staff in one hand and the other hanging liatlemly nt : his side. No one who .views this magnificent ।specimen of tho cynocephnlus will ever wish tluit he had formed any other or closer acqnaintanocehqi with the formid­ able animal when alive ; yet st the same time the creature's dog-like head sug­ gests a canine intelligence and honesty . inviting' some degree of human, trust. Amongst tlu> ancient Egyptians tho cynooephalufl (meaning the dog-faced Lmlxxjfi) w> held in great veneration an the supposed possessor of superhuman powers, and wns even selected by them M the symbol of intellect and to repre­ sent their gvd of lottem.Thotii. Whether the above true story indicates the greater intelligence for the brute, or the human beings whom he so terrified, fa for the reader to decide. dumb- or annolled by him. ehoiriug tz^nber with the date, irradc ouv the colored paper is placed beneath, with tho colored side uppermost, and upon it, iiudead of writing paper, a riieet of firm, thin, very dry oiled paper fa laid; that will take up the color without absorbing may _ it. There . . be a .pile of five, w oven ten, such layers of alternate ta naOmi la the Ix<ia>alurc, bi* and coMtaenZ An off and’ ~ oiled . -----------paper, and it *is Ow»«la< ouily enough. It wm <w<t in 1734, colored '------ 1 — n~’ 1 when " u rtahtato weighing over 443,000 pounds, o’- about written upon with a pencil or stylus, a 193 tons. It was too lingo to bo of much copy in rcvorae will be formed on the lower ride of each leaf of oiled paper. use, and broke down to tho ground in 1737. Since then it lay on its rim for a From each of theec about twcuty impres­ century, till the Emperor Nicholas or­ sions can bo taken by placing writing dered it to be supported aa it rested, by ptq>er in contact with each one, and sub­ a circular Iw of granite, and converted jecting the whole to the pressure of a into a rqjind chajiel, nineteen feet high rolling macliine, then removing the im­ and sixty-four feet in its lower circum­ pressions, renewing Uu> writing paper ference. It is now a curious monstrosity and subjecting the whole to somewhat greater pressure than at first, repeating ern pagoda—and very suitable to a city tiie operation with incrogsed pressure for up which I’rosjicr Mcrimee or some other i each imprearion - to tho tweutieth. Frenchman calls Porlent cn pcliMc. 1 Tt “ o**1-'’1110 bluc P^P" UuU ^Tord M.raow Ira. WMfa r rannuom trail, fa ' “ ““J uopi—faw, rad it mrat be il. proper trallrj, th.. I rail ol St Irra, । tbfa rad lira rotor mm* more finely weighing only 188,000 ponrofa, or nbo.il ground than fa nranlly lonnd in the fitly-«™ ton*. It fa odfad the king bl' tade. Tira p^rar on wind, lira faiprra the Iralb. (Tmr Kolokol). rad when it ““i- arv taen ninrt not ba rough, nor round, with lira low, raaot thunder ol ld“old il &• *™> nmooth, rad lira tint greatest number of them. Moscow lias 1,700 bells, wo arc told, and on last Sunday these were making a melodious buzz and jingio, to tie matehod in no other city in Christendom. The great bell of Moscow is the largest in tho world. H m alio the most silent, nun-1 . ship 8npenntead«it to vtait each at Ut ' in Ufa towmhin at twins in each Italian be to* ilouw ntiu-eoo- of toe Township Kuperinteudent to receive all blank* and' eocnnmnicattons that tnwy be di­ rected to him bv tbo Bunerintendont of Public unprroaio.u. rl.onld Ira nrafa wiih lira lo“* po-fl'l- prramro. The printing, , “>lTi“«> or •"» lithograph.? prom fa ; ”■* *•!'. adapted to thia work. II only t’™lrty <»?>•• are .leaired, ra ordinary P®” -rt*1 “rawer in writing. ; or boobeUer for that purpose shall be deemed ■ a mtodemeanor. It shall be the duty of the ■ Township Cleric annually, immediately after the 1IIXTS TO XCOXOMIKTS. Old ingrain carpeting,carefully washed and dried, can bo put to many uses. From the larger pieces pretty rugs may bo made, and the smaller pieces can be taken to cover boxes. A large box to hold wood by the kitchen or sitting-room fire, or to be filled with coal, when that is used, are comfortable neato, and really ornamental when covered with carpeting. The lid of such a box should be cush­ ioned by placing upon it a layer of hay or straw, and then a layer of cotton bat­ ting, and tacking lightly over this a cov­ ering of bld drilling or stout cloth, liefore the carpeting is tacked upon it HOUMK TH AX JIXKX. It may jnirhapa Bo a alight comfort to Smaller boxes are very convenient for those who arc disgusted with this in­ holding the slippers and rubbers of the clement spring to learn that there is not family, and serve, also, as ottomans or a part of tho northern hemisphere, from small Bests. Others of th<5 some descrip­ Siiicria round to Criifoniia, which han tion, lined with old calico, are nice re­ eeea]>ed the climatic inflncnocH that have ceptacles for the Bowing or mending of bcatowed on im nearly half a year of the household. If neatly cushioned or cold winds, with their attendant mise­ covered, these are handsome additions to ries. Of nil the countries of Europe, the furniture of a room. A shoe box is however, Roumania appears to have suf­ a very good size to cover for holding fered the most. The thermometer at wood. Soap, starch and salt boxes will one time fell to 45 degrees below the swe for ottomans; all the expense will freezing point, and storms of anow sen- , be for the tacks and hinges, and far the dered tlie cold unendurable. Numbers | smaller boxes stout leather may take tho of persons arc known to liave perished place of hinges to hong tho lid. Cheese in the country districts in their efforts to i boxes, or any small low box, cushioned iieek food or fuel. Wolves, rendered j as montianed aliove, and covered with fearless by hunger, came into tho sul>- : carpeting, make pretty liassocks or footurbo of Bucharest itself, and stood be- ' stools. * fore the doors of the houses. Innumer­ able roofs gave way under tho pressure of the heavy tmow, which- thus forced ' Any of our roAtlern can ti-st for tbsmits way into and choked the upper floors selves the revelations of a miaroscope by of dwellings. AH open spaces, such m the purchase even of n cheap instrument, expense incurred. market places, were filled by drifts, ami It will well repay the " were only kept cleared in Bucharest it­ Here is a list of Home of the wonders seen through a microscope : Insects of self by the labor of the garrison of some 2,000 soldiers, who were asKigned to this variouH kinds can lx« seen in the cavities duty. Fuel and provisions reached of a grain of sand. Mold is a forest of famine prices, and trade in all other beautifid trees,with tho brandies, leaves, commodities entirely ceased. Tho mails flowers and fruits. Buttarfficc are fully Iwcauie so few and uncertain that mer­ fcatln-r<-d. Hairs are hollow tains. The chants ceased to attempt to send remit­ surface of our botly is covered with tances by them, and bills of exchange scales like fish. A single grain of sand w«>re thus left by some of tlie beat bouses would cover one hundred and fifty of unhouored for weeks. Hardest of all Through th<*e was the fate of tho railway passengers five hundred pores. who had attempted to take advantage of narrow openings the sweat forces itself tlie short opening of the lines before out like water tlirough a move. Tho this second winter came upon tho land.' mites make live hundred steps a second. The trains were stopped by snow, and Each drop of stagnant water contains a in Bomo cases abandoned by the engine­ world of onimatoil beings, swimming men; and tiie jiaBsongcrb, brought with with os much lilterty m wliales in the rad he roa—1 htarall .lightly Io roe ; >” «»»«*<» difficulty on ahxlgvs to tho nearest sta­ eea. Each leaf has a colony of insects wbrt the UilhM old narra raqnirod. ™,Jer >« “V tions, were there left in a sort of state grazing on it, like oxrn an a meadow. A Tlte Swim liave a clever way of making lor be oonria<k*d it ra d» rt» *“ ta tart Id. . hrortbta droron. of siege, with scanty supplies, and in speck ot potato-rot tho size of a pin-hoad cheap boxes without the two- of nails, the .boat to rater. Bat dm did not rater. U“ "< U-boo— some an™ were reduced almost to contains about two hundred ferocious Th. door rraroinrd open, rad tat farmer k”>'T v“" I»~““ “I "bo mitered sides being fastened together by starvation before tiie tliaw arrived to save little Miwnals, biting and clawing each ra. rath, era ol .praking roftly to the c“d «P«n Uta brartbrog prored too otlier savagely. them. • / nurra. when, gratly rad rath, oratknta. 1™ddJ «< U" "» glish inventor has recently patented an-1 other process which may be used far noi.riira trod, the moratron. orong- COITCIW**. A rather unique sort of a miner died » heavy as well as light boxea. The two The Chinamen who walked (Tver emtang glided into the; room. The ■ When the farmer nerved himself suf­ pieces of wood to be fastened together farmer sank back in his bed dismayed, ficicntly to minister to the nurse's n­ was an Spiaooj»l minister who served an bridges built 2,000 years ago, who cul­ ■ nre fisrt mitered in the ordinary way, anti aud his dismay probably saved his life, quiromenta he found that her nervous | a missiouary for his church in Greene tivated the cotton plant centuries before this country was hirnrd of, and who fed lor tbo rtaitor—• Atting enra, bom ‘ "T"** “ "2^-* ‘‘ny t“d’-T- '”™ rt". • of <200 and silk-worms before King Solomon built - NigbT- plukmira rtura "-ooottaurti •1“d> *• weorarral.. 8bo , A lived in ex­ the mitered edge. A to b. iprorrat ol hi. proraure. Tl... i—"1 op. luwror tak. raotbre. ra.l short distance from ""tta^t his throne, liave 5,000 aqus.re miles ■ . , , . . ' channel or groove is then cut out by a treme poverty, and when be died a sui>- around Shanghae which ore callml the. regaled enough conseiowmww to ...m.Jli.. B . aeription was taken up to pay the funeral : Garden of China, and which have been creature then proceeded to the neighbor­ never . . , , , , . . . <>r vuierwise from the mitered edge understand who her mysterious antagon- , . ... . . . ~ . , . . , hood of tho fire-place, near which in its ist had beeiL * th 'ln,led bok ■ Th“ chanoel « of expenses. After the funeral hie rooms I tilled by countless generations. This cradle the child lay, happily unaware of ’ • less width than the ilismeter of the hole, were examined and a will found, to-1 area is as largo as New York and Permthe grisly intruder's existeimo. The In the connie of the following day the and may be cut either jiandlel to the gethcr with a i*cknge containing |S4, svlvania combined—is all meadow land, chamber gave it a rich Rembrandt touch, t^e oocurrence of these erects a diligent angles to the mitored edge, so that when On a small table were the remains of fw the missing brute, th8 two are put together there shall be a the faemer’s supper, which had - MICHIGAN NEWS. great size and Rounding power, and Russia, the largest empire in the world, • taken in ten minutes. In manipulation has the logical merit of using the very it fa nimiJar to that of oiled paper «tn’ - - 1 rated with a pigment, except that in. this ram, enonnow. orgnn, tho whole e.tv Xr.tXVFACTV'UB OF FKATUKltS. aroma to rilrafa to lira chime. Tira About 240 working women are em gnwt bell ol Ura Catbrdnd ol Fiwfa ployed, in Vienna, in the manufacture of weigh, orer aerenlron fan., while thrt ornamental feathers. Tho coloring is ol lira other, Notre Dame, on thia eondone by men, the other processes mostly tfaont, weigh, orer thirteen tone. Thfa by women. African ostrich feathers are is the bell of Montreal, larger than any most usually manufactured. These are bell in England. The largest bell of wliite, gray, biAck, and dApplod, and orc York Minister weighs no more titan ten claasified according to quality, on tons, and that of St. Pnnl's in London “prims.’’“secunda," etc. Other feath­ weighs about five. ers frequently worked are those of the But tho Christuuu do not monopolize white heron, bird of paradise and mam- tho great bells. Peking Iuih an enormous boo (there are genuine inaralKio feathers boll of fifty-three tons, only a little less and false.) The white prima ostrich than tho Tsar Kolokol. The Burmese feather is the finest of nil. The feather have their immense bells, like tho is cleaned first by a cold soap bath, well Chinese, the old fashion coming apparwaalied twice or thrice, and then put into entiy to these Orientate from some pagan warm soap baths, afterward well washed tradition of remote ages. It is to bo in cold water, then blued a little, pressed noted that tho Mohammedans neither and swung in tho air until tlie hairs have use bells nor allow them. spread and the feather is qufic dry. Next, with a small sharp knife the strong the nrrag-outang, or ejnooepltalug It. '*™"r •» "pe~hto> rawpenre, wu« rib at the Isiek is cut away. The farther height when trading erect wra loses its stiffness and RAqninwi pliability. it .0,1 did, . five feet m Inchon ; ita Utah, were error* Ij intruder's catalogue, but edmo .. With small feathers this is obtained by mous, and its breadth'across tho should­ and the terrible brute, exceeding in scraping the rib with gloss. Thon the ers indicated prodigious strength. Long, height the average human race, and with liairs on each side of the rib-an; mode'to evidences of innate strength^equally in coorae, black hair covered ita huge curl in, with a blunt knife, and the frame from head to foot, and wh?u any­ exoaw, now stood at the farmer’s side. requisite uniformity of shape is. given thing occurred to excite ita ill-temper its The visitor remained there but for a them by combing them over n slightly features became terribly fierce and re- ’•moment, yet to tho farmer, who had warmed iron. Nexti in order to hide the affected to bo sound asleep, it was no puisive. . rib, the worker with a blunt knifo twista snch brief period of time. All st once here and there some hairn of the feather Not far from tlie EaiTs beautiful resi­ a timid cry from the tiny child, who spindly over the rib until it is complete­ dence there dwelt at that time a well-toevidently preferred the coseynetiB of its ly concealed by them. Tho feather is do farmer, who had acted for some years cradle to the discomforts of thqjiearththen threaded with a wire.- folded in as one of the assistant stewards to Lord . j rug, altered the programme instantly. poper, and no completed. The same Derby. He had recently became a The baboon iipmediately deserted the process is followed with gray and black widower, his wife having died in her confinement The farmer's household I father and ran to the side of tho awnk- ostrich feathers, except that the gray uro i oed child. generally and the black always colored. consisted of himself, the baby aged four ‘ months, and an old woman who did gen- ■j The nurse, from her room aliove, had White farther?, bring always in (lernand, w— as nurse and. housekeeper, . 1j heard the cry, the doors being purpose- arc seldom colored. If the hair on a eral duty The • tody Itolto °P"‘- “d ■>“' •» feather ia not dense enough, or tiio <h». being no other dwelling within ; ,,*rrow Bo1 th'' ""toed feather is defective, then two or three h>U • mH- or », md > long urd ,«U'" ""1*1 “ ‘“"ger rapport the ewlol feathers are sewn together and curled. winter h»d rat in, .-oreri^ the entire te““n “ ’high hi. nerra. hwi bran This is done with Ixith short and long coantry round ■boat rath » rwrpet ot! hc“ duri"« “» •«" rad he feathers. The hair of ostrich feathers is gno-H( gave vent to a wild, hslf-frantic shout much used for the manufacture of fancy , ...... The monster was terrified and instantly feathers; cockades, fringes, eta., are On one dork and memorable night the 1 , , „ , , , •j .» < l j _j . . , , prepared-for escape. He leaped along made of these. The feathers uro twined widowed farmer had retired to rest, hav- * 7. , .. , ■ . , . . . - . - . , the room to the housekeeper s staircase, by a machine, and then joined to the ing partaking of his supper in his bed-1 . . . , ° ° , , , , . ; where be encountered the unsuspeirting hairs of other feathers. There is an rooraonraoounto/th. oomtortebl. Jr. oU Moro thra tho grin, outlino American ostrich feather called “vul­ which that -chamber boasted, and be-1 , .. ? . ■, . . , .. . . x . of the brute could not have been visible ture," which is worked like the African, cause it was his custom to have his, . , . . . . — .... ____ - .. . nn in that darkened stairway. The nurse but is inferior to it in quality. Tempt­ cliild b cradle ui that room. Whenever , x. , . i . . . >’ .. . , . . . . .. and the brute appiwred to have cloaed ing white feathers called moraboo tire the nurse was required at night-tune the . .. . , S , . .. . ... ... . i, .- . ... . , m a fixed embrace, form that iximtion mnclt worked. They are used for fancy father rang a bell which communicated . , , , . „ . .. , . . feathers, the pointe of small white or with hor .portmraU irnnradulol, .boor. colored pigeon feathers, and very small rao-towhto — ohuin.,1 hy.rar. ■ _____________ fragments of trilk and the like uro joined row flight ofol .rarw Cta lh„ night in 5“tJ sM ,tadf ,r”“ 0,4 hold and effected his escape from the ' on to them. "Borduros" for ball dresses quCTuuu mk> jvuug uttamiaTiu uiumiui iI . : .... -■ • . question the young infant lay in blissful , * ■ are .made of them. It is evident from unconscionane^ in its warm cot Dear the ’ "' ' Uiis account tlist “to show tlu» white ehrarfnl tiro, rad th. Other l^ing ta trat' ’rta whidl eora~l «“ brtraro, rtrap rad rake." PrtraoUr *» ““P"-1* The naira Uy .piraraU. feather'' is a prorem which ttutails some hebrradha. rhra.lra.loor open rtowk, d~d the ground, rad tbo tumor trouble and expense*. NO. 32. MAXXJTOX.lt Hi. By the following process, devised by Hansen, it is add that 100, or even 200, XHLXA. the pcrwim tn elected and qualified to the iia no : t-|xjito.l to lAin by tho ToTOabip ! ClerJm of such county, to til- such list ul,- h« thereof to Use Bupor- ixwtoge. and printing m may the ctacharge of hi* duties, the tilted bv the township board, and paid a* other Earcairo «• rv JotiTrr«i t’T Haw*. ■ctajimt m»y Lave ■ board authorized to inspect mid grant a-rtiticuica to tlie teacher* otaplovtxl Slho Mme, uludl be exempt from tiw provi*i<HM> thin act m to iu*|xtctiou of Uachcni. The officer* of every acbool district which to or ahall hereafter be organized in whole or in part ui anv city in this State, where no. *podjd enact­ — *-... L1.-T1 ... —ko. rlro i .WO .* ire., rtf teacher* therein, sludf have power to inspect au4 iireruw. or canao to be inspected. te^.-hcrH for «ueh district, and such Uceuse phail be valid Township . Superintendents of Schools. one hutidrod Mid tliirWo publish herewith the Township Bupertotendent tow. to order that the people may make vide for County Bupenutondcuta of School*, and tbaaaeelvea thoroughly acquainted with it. to amend section nirieti-one. and to rc;s*al Mo­ tion.-, eeventy-four, cichty-five. ciglity-aix. righty-seven, cightr-rigbt, eighty-umo and ninety of chapter aeventy-eight of the Compiled Law*.'* approved March 18to, 18<B7. ia hereby re­ ofliceta, »nd v> add cfithl new »r«loua UM-roto. to pealed: and the eectionn named in the title re­ ■tend m MrtioM KM. 100,106, ItH, KN, 100.110. ud cited in tori eeetoon art Hereby fully repealed. 111, repmUafl ctavter not hundred »ad thirtyBsc. 2. This act shall take effect March Sbrt. nine ot the rasiplled Uwe ot 1K71. rotating o 1875. County BupertnutMtanta erf School*. Aiqiroved March 20. 1875. HnrnoN 1. Thf J’coftlf of thf Utaie of Michi­ gan rnaet, 'That nvctiotta a tuid 14 ot. ciiAjitcr 12 at the compiled town of 1871. being con■ecutivo aoctiOEH M3 and M3, r-toitag to too power* and duties of tow»Bhi(M.*ud election and duties of township officer*, be and the aame are hereby axnendad w M to read reepectivcly aa follotm, «od that Motion 13 of said chapter 12. 1S6 of the Compiled Lai [sk-r'a section* 3638 and ____ ... I.M thereto to stand ex aecttous 104. 105. 106, 107. 108, 109. 110, and 11L and to read respectively as foUoiM i ■uunal .township meeting. together with the Township Clerk, diall constitute the Township cack year, and A auch meeting liiero’ ahall be an election of tho following officer*: One Hupcrvtaor. onoTownahip Clerk, one TroMurar. one Bchoot Inspector, one Huperintoudent of tendent of School* to furnish tho Township towimbii>, _____ with the date and thrir annual , _. ___ examine arid <li*trict a acikocl "liril the time required by acLool rear by a quabpaUk money tdiall be dritributid to auch dirirwt, although tiwrapurt from nuch district nhall mrt f°rth 4.iat a __ » i -- i.—,. wrazl <« .h.H rw> tnr School It until Bin Baccoueor *h*li be elected and duly quail tu-<L 8*x IM. Tho Townalrip Buperintoudcnt of School- elected in each -----* ,‘-£State Mhall liave ikjwct notice of by parting certificate'to force provided by tow to be given four of the to cradustre of the State Normal School or a certificate from other lawful authority. Khali be rc«ynized as valid m to the dsetrict employing a teacher Boldin; such certificate. ten question*, or by both, at the option 8*c. X Thia act shall take effect March 91, SupcritiU-iideat. and all eiamiuationa * 1875. • . Aj proved March SO, 1875. ■hall grant certificate* in aoch prtaenbed by the Bnj>enutend moral character. learning. and ability fo toirtruct and govern schools. No {•smou shall be ictmdont. or frats I suffer from a peculiar kind of palsy. When very busily and constantly em­ ployed they find Uiat after some ymre distinctly. They change their fingers and get rid of -the trouble for a time ; but these fingers fail. a«Cif the labor >u nnlwm and the brain bMpmes affected. ” It ■ooner revoked by Uw Townabip Barerinlend- jtost the same wiih some printers, onl ent of School*. Awfafurtbr. TUtatoaM । to teach-1 sqpr brain appears to be affected first j t « mttb—tat । certi&wten Fruited by tta.- TowuMtip Supcrii.- stopping in front of Rank htoak, be re! taadMrtaf&tantatahisffiMntioa. aafaficv*: a Uyhim a •* Hold 'im I” exclaimed the book showing a depomt of *10,000 in a j lomk in New York city. The will gave half of bis property to I the rest to St. Lake's rhurehea ir which hv post ; that’ll hold 'im.*' all lian.ii. hare turned out for * htdidar Urely m wi™ il jump-d fa. Th. �-== a Me oonvUt at the W moua crcvasc* or fiaaures by which . . , ... t, Vut;ii tho toe-ocean is tn many places rent. A oonrtcl, named John Peekakill. IU nis foouag umi cli io, but He mt«»ml his footing anti fell ip, bat FRIDAY. MAYf 1675 escaped from the State Fnson last j wag 0|,ipt by expending his arms, to Satuiday- lie was sent from Grand ‘ moderate the speed of his descant, Rapids in. 1873 far adultery, and bis :ind,th<is touched the.’mtlotn. a bun­ YOU WILL FIND dred yards below, wilbotitgfncture of 31»r. raptured «ninrt* are great in time had about expired. a limb. Bnt his situation seemed X£wst Saginaw. Midland, -Bay City hopeless. .He^^tld not scale the lheur prtUM. <4 th» Mark hill*. They brought It rk iprameia ofpo’dnnd Flint. Lapeer and Muskegon, enjoy* sltp|Msiy watts oT7 ids crystal prison, will rail at cJ sleighing on Muy Day. Snow and in a few-hours at'most he must l»4k frozen to death. A stream .of the depth from nvo five to there rxiMa in £<Mxby qunntitimi, andi fell fen t«» io me uepm of oi num w seven »c*cu Wholesale anti Retail all unite tn thn poise of the ngncul- j incbtui, ®n thnl day, at the above water was rushing Inflow the for, downward toward the valley. He BO OKS, S TA T10NER Y, At prices as LOW followed this the only possible path. —-.......... . .................- j-----------i — WALL PAPER, PAINTS, The couulvy is writ watered and the j A. Hollon, Representative So trie limes he had to bend low in the myrow tunnel; sometimes he waded default divert thsi >*id blH will be taken arene*ry on the fiftountsimi and tn the । jn tjic, IxjgfeJaturo from Saginaw Co., OILS VARNISHES ODB ENTIRE STOCK OF down. -Af valleys i«picturesque beyond dearnp-^g^j at tjje House in Detroit. sotnvlimes . I<e floated kngth lie reached a vaulted cbam1BRUSHES GLASS, Sunday afternjou, from apoplexy, t or, from which was no vi*ib!e out Albion PUTTY. DYE STUFFS. nre the Rferk ililln contains, the fate al the age of 33 year*. He was an let. The water tfhieh filled it dxikly a, a public impossible; i»f pour Iz» iv apparent. He will be extremely popular man and during heaved, Retreat wa< newspaper, printed, published and circular-, Vprilutl TOILET ARTICLES, dcla} was death. So, commending •ng in said county, and that itaid publication driven hark by the march < f civiliza­ hi* short life bad occupied ninny . |»u . ....... i____ 1 ....I. Tar u M.IA.U. himself to the help of God, he PERFUMES tion, and grim warrior* will fall Ijke sit ions of Irtish p uiiged doivn Fto tho center of the copy of this order to.be personally nerved on grass before the, rrnorftt sick’e, and | Gurgling ptHtl. Then followed n mo­ GRAND BIVER VALLEY DIV. the raid non resident defendants lewl twen­ How it t«.—Speaking ol how a (ment or two of darkneM. tumuli, nnd he gathered home into the - hnppv ty days before lhe time jMrie^bod tot hi# man goes to bnl, an exchange M»y« : terror: t then he was thrown tip amidst nppraranee. bunting grounds of the Great Spirit. 'There’S whore a man has the ad- ।the flowers, QnJ lhe bay fields, 'and EDWARD A. HOLBROOK. The troops may be aide to keep lhe vniiiage. He can utttlruss in n cold । Circuit Court Commissioner In and for Bar­ Uic merry songs of the vale of ChnmFir Mata ui Gon, Groins Went. J people away far a time, hut cventu- .room and Itnve bid bed warm before' mini. . rr County. Mich. Mali. Err’d Bnnoia CLEMENT SMITH, allylbey will roam the Black Hills n woman has got her hair-pins out W helher feet or fable, this naraA SPECIALTY. Jieksan. Complainant’s Solicitor , tivu will illustrate our theme. Our lUeefc Junction, with as much freedom as we do “Our nnd her sbods untied-." (A true copy.) Attest, Wx. H. POWERS, With a complete stock of That's how it looks in Dr’Pl» a°d1 ।path may lie dark and dangerous. Michigan.” .Odo this is how it is 'in reality : ”1 ntn1 Escape may seem impossible. Death Charlotte, Vmnonlrf!!". going to bed, my dear. Il’s hall past1 ]may- put on its most Appalling forai. >Iortfer«uo Sale. Naabvige, 8.M Martin#* Osceola, N. Y. has a •Method st ten." No reply- 'Now, John, you1 But, tillering our watchword, "JehoM--l.il. villr. Wukkvab, Frauds Pattison, of Nashville, Itammnnd, Union siorc, the Mock of which i* know you’r always l.'tie in the mom-' va Jirch/ Jet us still advance. Even For Medicinal and Mechanical purpose# only THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Grand Uaplda, Michigan, did. on the 13ih day of January, held by the members of the M. E. ittg. Do get to bed !*’. “Yes in n1 . il ,we see no light beyond, let us Goins Rust. A. D. 1873, moke and execute to Christo­ minute," be replies, as he. turns lhe' plunge into the darkness. It will be pher Kill, of Castleton,.Michigan, a certain Church. Jn fancy we hear a patron paper wrong side out and begiu* a 1 darkness for a moment only. Then calling to'**110 storekeeper: "You lengthy arlfclc beaded ‘The Louisi­ ‘ we shall be ushered into that world Kia Middleville, IN THE VILLAGE. MJo may send five pounds of sugar around ana Muddle-’ Fifteen minutes laterr of light and biiss, where we shall ass. ttUai office of the Register of Deeds of Barry Vcftnoolvilte, tomy house, on probation, and n she calk from the bedroom ; John, prove, in the fullest sense,- that eye county. Michigan, on the ICtb day of Janu­ Charlotte, come to tied, and not keep the gas hath not seen, nor car. heard, nor 1<S1 couple of of codfish tn full member­ ary, 1873, in Liber “Z” of njorlgage#, on 10.41 burning here nil night, and murmur­ hath it entered into the heart to con­ ship, and bring tho bill arduud to ing something about ’the -bill being ceive, the things which God bad pro­ class moeting." Jbtg enough cow,’ she creeps between vided for those who Jove him. A Sunday nlaht train leave* Pentwaler ;«aiwhw iivered, on lhe 27lh day of September, A. OF ALL KINDS AT COST! IF YOU WANT throuab Grand Kapkteai 12o p m and Ka*bvHlv9.W D. 1873, by said Christopher KW, to Joshua the cold sheets, while John sits plac­ p in, nrrivlne nt-Jaekwn U.4i i> tn. conuwiUng lhete W. Glenn, which said alignment was duly with the Atlantic Exprc** ter ftetrplt. across the piano Some of the Ohio women now idly on, his feet C. B. BUSn Sop,t. .recorded in the offino of the Register of stool and a cigar in his mouth. Bythink that backslider. Van Pelt, Deeds in Barry county, Michigan,, on the PAINTS and Ol J.S. and by he rises, yawn’s, stretches 2filb day of May. A. D. 1874. In Libor “5” should be shot. It won’t do to trifle Economy is the best chair of old Wm E. SAVAGE a BRO# COLUMN of mortgages, on page 118, and, whereas, hititsclf, throws the paper on. the with this man. If kind words nnd fluor, nnd seizing the shaker to that age. . Of all kinds, and ITII.Dl!*«;.—Three artiste* I said Joshua W. Gltsyi did, on the 10«h day Botes Bro’s will give eery cloee to of Juno, A. D. 1874, duly and legally assign tears does not avail to-make him give vigorous exercise, shaking the coal Philadelphia pnpers assert that all AT PRICES THAT DEFY rlrxleihlrk for .tore fn>nt<Uwelllrw». pleui rv». *e., raid mortgage nnd deliver said note to Grif­ up the flowing-bowl, he should be shot stove. Just al this stage n u’ot alto­ men of cents will visit the centenial WHOEESALE CASH RATES. COMPETITION! all kind* of MalMd aM Htfurvd Gl***. I also any fith & Kerr, of Nashville. Michigan; which gether pleafeunt voice inquires: ‘ For celebration said assignment wan duly recorded in the or else drove into the earth with ■pity,s sake ! ain’t you ready for bed office of the Register of Deeds in Barry What is it which bus a mouth and a broomstick. county, Michigan, on lhe 12th day of March, yet?" Yes, ves, I’m coming! Why never speaks/nud a bed and never A. D 1875. in Liber ‘‘No. 5" of mortgagee, don’t you go lu sleep arid lol a fellow sleeps? A river. Detroit, Mich. on page 224, and. whereas, there is now While a gentleman of Grand Rap­ alone ? Of all kinds which wo due on>ai<2 note and mortgage, the sum of Be lemperatia, in your diet. Our Tlton hediscovers that there ’ s con! ids was reclining on a loungc*his lit­ one hundred and seventy six dollars at this WARRANT TOBE PURE Sffik’SS.TLSSnrKis: first parents ale themselves out of tle son threw a marble at him and it needed. When that is supplied and (liber lo the U. 8. or any toreiro ccmnuy i Thru date, nnd dsfault Ims been made in the pay­ rattled into the stove ho sits down to hou-e and home. •rnd.Ui the Mwhtmlc. and Inventor** AaMctaUoo, ment of said sum: Now, therefore, by lodged in his ear, whence it require® warm his feet. Next he slowly be­ the only reliable Patent Agvncy la Mkblean reason of raid default, the assignee of said . 37 Wwt Consww OetadL A Nevada man who lost one arm mortgage, by virtue of the power in said a surgical operation to extract it. gins to undress, nnd ns he stands W3S THOS. B. 8PKAGUX. President consoled himself with the reflection mortgage contained, will, on the 19tb day of Tho mom! is obvious. A fellow with scratching himself nnd absently gnz that he could piny cttclire as well as June. A, D. 1875, at the hoar of ten o’clock, Paid, for all kind* of Produce, or exchanged A. M., of said day, in the city of Hastings, csuwBke that should fold them over ingon the last garment, dangling before. WHOLBSAIJi AND RETAIL. at lhe north front door of the court house, orer the back of the chair, he re­ The postmistress at Columbus in said city, (that being the place ofholding members that the clock is not wound the circuit court in nnd for Barry county, yet. When that is attended to he Junction, Iowa, keeps a nrillenert With thanks for past patronage we trnal Michigan) sell the ’anda and premise* de­ One hundred nnd five persons wants a drink of water, and away lie. store in part of the posto'fFice, nnd by fair prices and honest deallug to merit its FOR BARGAINS scribed in said mortgage, or so nittoh there­ chews gum as she sorts over the let­ continuance promenades to the kitchen. Of of as may be necessary to satisfy the amount joined the Plymouth church Inst Sun call aad sec us before purchasing. ters. duo thereon, and lhe reasonable eosls and DETROIT. MIC IL thy. Tho church appears to be pros­ course when be returns his 4skin re­ expenses of this rale and an Attorney lee sembles that of a,picked chicken, Hannibal Htmliu is the man who F. C. & F. T. BOISE Dreggisls. BOISE h LEE. pering even if its pastor is in trouble. of twenty-five dollars, stipulated to be paid nnd once more he seals himself be­ is responsible lor doubling lhe pos­ E. W. VOIGT’S . by the terms of said mortgage, should tho fore the fire fur a last ’worm up.’ As tage on transient nowspn|kers. When same be foreclosed. the clock strikes twelve he turns otit he dies, little boys will stick two ceut The descript ion of the premises as de­ the gns4 nnd with a flop of the bed stamps all over lus tombstone. Is the best brewed in tho west. Milwaukee. scribed in said mortgage is as follows, to A correspondent of the Toledo clothes and a fow spasmodic shivers wit: Village Lot No. ten (101 in AUnaon Brewery, Grand Hirer Avo., Sunday School't- ocher to pupil: W. Phillips’ addition to the Village of NashBlade, writing from Hustings, ^Barry he subsides—no not yet; 4to forgets DETROIT, . MICHIGAN. rille, Barry county, Michigan, according to •‘Now, my little man, enu you ex­ to see if the front door was locked, County, relates the following: ■ lhe plat an J surrey thereof. plain to- us the cause of Adam's full?’ and another flop of the bed-clothes 1 Dated Nashville, March 18th, 1875. . _ ___ .. . _ .1 __ <-■ — 1.1. 1 ... Little man, emphatically, “ Yes, sir; "Abcnt ton miles south of this place . GRIFFITH i KERR. brings for'h the remark: ’Good gra­ NO. NOT AT COST. BUT 'cause he hadn'tAny ashes to throw n farmer, while driving some cows Assignees of said Mortgagee. AgMU 13 Coor MB 8L Wert, Detroit, Mteh. (81M)j cious ! if that mnn ain’t enough to try on the sidewalk." through a deep forest adjoining his Clkxect Smith, • the patience of Job!’ Setting her Attorney for Assignees. 25 fields, unexpectedly came u| on an teeth han! site awnits tlie final flop, MORTGAGE unusually large buck, stretched out with the accompanyiug blast of cold 20 per cent above 1st cost, Def-ult having been made in the condiupon the ground, and moaning away E»traye<l from the *ub«cribcr about a week are selling air, and then quietly inquires ’if he is ticnaofa certain indenture of mortgage, the last moments of its existence. Default haring been made in the conditions 'made and executed on thefirxt day of April, settled for tlie night,* Io which ho re­ ago, nine hog». eight barrows ^nd one Bow, all marked with a crop nn both rar*. Tbr The animal was evidently very old, in th# year of our Lord one thon.'and eight of a certain indenture of mortgage, made plies by muttering. “If you ain't tlie above reward will be naid for informal ion AT THE and in a sadly emanciated condition, hundred and nevcnty, by Norman 8. and executed on the twenty-third day of provokingest* woman !" mt Io where said hogs can he found. Mattoon, of Barry county, Michigan, in fa­ December, in the year of our Lord one thou­ so the fact thta the farmer put a bulMeadville, Moy 5th, 1875. vor of Thomas Sheldon of Caallelon, Michi­ sand eight hundred and seventy-three, by - let through its bead should rathar be Daxivl Bollix*jkb. gan, which said martgaga was duly record­ Peter Simot, of Nashville, Michigan, io ta­ , Tell How Yau Gained It.—Otir 32 looked u|»on as an act of compassion ed in the office of the Register of’ vor of Charles B. Richardson of the same lives are filled with all kinds of gowN llutn otherwise Just as he wtu about Deeds of Barry county, Michigan, place, which said mortgage was duly record­ OF ALL KINDS, drawbacks and failures’ but who on lhe'Srrt day of July. A. D; 1870, ed in the office of lhe Register of Deeds of to leave he observed a round lump enres to listen to the doleful talcs at eleven o’clock A. M., in Liber T Barry county, Michigan, on tho twelfth day upon the animal's side, which so at­ thnl are post cure ? Youth is full of of mortgages, on page 102, which raid mon ■of January. A. D. 1874, at ten o'clock A. M , tracted Ilia attention that -he stopped Gale's Chilled Plows, gngc was given to secure the payment of' ia Libor Y of mortgages, on page 672, WILL BE FOUND bright hopes, and shakes its finger nt to examine it. Quickly dnbQvcring “even 'wired ($7001 dollars in yearly pay­ which aald mortgage was given to secure mount i s that need climbing, and thanking the public for pant favors aoliata a that close under the skin was depos-. ments, of one hundred dollar# each year, lhe payment ol tweirn hundred twenty and rivers that must bo crossed. Do not continuance of the tame, and would from lhe date of said mortgage, wiih inter­ 75-100 [$1220.75] dollars, two years from ited a round, bard body, he used his inform the public that they will hang on their coat-tailsand cry “ship­ DRAGS, CULTIVATORS, est at the rate of tea per 'cent per annum the date of said mortgage, with interest at knife and brought to light n silver bul keep constantly on hand wreck !’ —far better the way to show payable annually; and il was thereby and Ilia rate of ten per cent per annum payable let such as wns used in olden times And it was thereby and in said tn said mortgage expressly agreed that; annually them the slender board that brought for the inclosiuc of secret dispatches. should any default be made in the payment’• mortgage expressly agreed that should any some soul safe to- the shore. Yes, if Grange Plows. He earned hi* curiosity to his liotive, of raid interest or any part thereof on any all kindit, which will he Bold low for cash (or years y«»u ran into snags only, or day. whereon th* same was made payable as where after considerable trouble, he lost your way by reason of fogs, and therein therein expressed, and should the same re­ succeeded in opening h, and found, to CLOTHING, al last found the true path, lend your main unpaid and in arrears for the trace of ashvlllc, Mich. bis great Anrprtse, that il contained a •on days, then nnd from thenceforth, that paid and in arrears for the space of thirty listener into lhe road that gave you a message written in cypher upon pa­ BOOTS AND SHOES, it to tay. n'tcr the la pit of the nld ten days, then and from thenceforth, that is to safe harbor, and tell him how yop Horae Forks, 4cc. per attenuated to a great degree. days, the said principal tea of seven hun­ H, after the lapse ofaaid thirty day*, tho gained iL 1 principal turn of twelve hundred twenty dred dollars, with nli ■rreanigi'* of interest HATS AND CAPS Otherwise than that the paper wns Arc you a business mnn—have thpreon. should al the option of the obligee, and 75-100th« dollar*, with all arrearage* of slightly discolored (not siifficicntly PAY TUB you worked curly nn-I late to find his executors, edministratort or nsaigns, interact thereon, ehoultl at the option of the We arc agents for the CROCKERY. however, to obliterate the cliaraco-r-j become and be dueund payable imujedinlcly obligee, hit executors, adminiattnton, orat-’ that you have reached the goal of Neither the bullet tror what il enclos­ thereafer, although the period as above signs, become and be due and payable ieeyour ambitious pl ins only to say tn IligfheHt Canli X’rice WALL PAPER, CHAYIPIOX ed bore any evidence of its bite stirlimited for lhe payment thereof might not inediaiely thereafter, although the period as the young around you: “Look nt then have expired, anything tberoin before above limited for the paymout thereef might r tindingK or otfhe strange vicisifttde FOB ALL KINDS OF yonder drunkard nnd spendthrift ?" GARDEN SEEDS contained to the contrary thereof in any noi then have expired, anything therein be­ t trough which it might previously REAPER & MOWER fore contained to the contrary thereof in We tprn from a picture that gives have gone. Several men of science AND A FEW us scenes ol misfortune only ; we care have carefully inspected this relic ol the |Misi, and are as mneb at luxs to not to impress our hearts with woe paid and in arrears for the space of ten days begone objects, but laugh, n happy and upwards, the aforesaid principal sum tiecipher the message as they are to ' face, or a beautiful thought—huw . ’ _ ,___ ■__ ■ j-ii._ _tt itof thirty days and upwards, the aforesaid sati«far.torinl|y explain whtn and I ow G ranger s' Prices! 1 -ng it lingers! And who can tell principal sum of twelve hundred twenty aad the btilk-l came to be lodged m the 75-lOUtha dollars with all arrearages of in­ the influences it has our long life­ side of the buck.” terest thereon, bath been and is declared to IN THE MARKET. time ? Will you, then, as a success­ ful man of business, seal up the se ­ forty-five and 3C-100 ($745.85) dollar*, and MICHIGAN NEW». cret ol your successes, and be con­ oho M attorney fee of twenty-five dollar#, mortgage tho sum of thirteen hundred thir­ PudI send out a Waym to buy Fresh as in raid mortgage expremdy provided: nnd teen and 17-100ths dallara, [>1318.17] ami T Maxhtne Rabaut’s facejstorc in De­ tent to liold the photographs of ill­ BUTTER and EGGS. stoeJk of the above named Implements al no #ait *t law or in equity having been in­ also an attorney fee of fifty dollar#, as ’ luck and wretchedness td others l»etroit was rubbed of $1,300 worth of fore lhe world ? Will yon burn the stituted to recover the amount due on aaid In said mortgage exprovsly jn-ovtded ; and enu standjust north of Wfjleotl's. mortgage or any |*H tberenf: Notice. i« no suit at law or In equity baring ixea ing «ds, a few nights ago. REESE A DETTERICK. caudle of lue all through, and never 21-46 hereby given, that by virtue of the power of : Notion ie .rate in said mortgage cuatainod. nnd in acJohn O'Donnell, n steer.-mnn wns! light a neighbor’s ? Has it given a ! clear, steady light, brightening your knocked from his boat in the river nt i Aale in raid mortgage contained, and in ac­ davs wnn with guiurn golden pumicas, gin do ess, and t, .. il aavs uuu will , cordance with the statute in •ueh cawre _*•not ^m.ji i.... — yOI, gameik —i :,it ? Ewi Saginaw, May and drown Uj — y<M1 -.^|| |, ow I lbs Rio Coffee for ’ $1 00 made ami provided. I tdiairiU’U at public —Oil, ____ _don ___’t j— —fur tlie lite »ako snko of the st sni • auction or vendoe al rhe north front door of 1 1’0 ■z I1 lbs Japan Ten for sltiuc lltal comes favisltly—itlui/l t-ok [; On hmv day, :t little rhi'd of Churl ” ' placa tor bolding the circuit Court for the 10 Il s New Orleans Sugar 1 OU ol thunder-sti>i tits ni.d cul i« inilt's 1 (jj 12 lbs. Family Mackerel 1 00 iug the plane uf heldlug the circuit court for . cuuLnttuHy U BOISE BRO’S BOISE & LEE Drugs, Medicines CROCKERY GLASSWARE CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. jS" SUGAR, 10 to 14 Cents! WINES & LIQUORS! SHELF GOODS Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! CANNED FRUITS FANCY 1’4 GROCERIES Physicians will find our stock .complete, at the lowest living prices. PATENTS. Prescriptions Carefully Prepared. GLASS AND PAINT. FARMERS, HTE1TI0I 1 SALVATOR BEER WANTED. KERR & CROCKER agricultural implements Sown £tore ! MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER, FRESH MEATS, MI 8822 d Horse Wheel Rakes, REESE Ac DETTERICK COUNTRY PRODUCE, Biles, Pelts ail Furs. LUMBER WAGON! s CASH DOLLAR DEAL We WABEABT EVERYTEIKG weSell 13 llm Butter Crackers [tired, g.vt: B Es 1 00 1$ H>s Satisfachon Fine Cut 10 Rolls Wall F. per 5 Boxes Linen Faced Collars I Pair Patent Overall* Artiftrw proved ni EH EBY’S 1 co $ h irnt-d to <l»-ni|i Irish Linen TabldCloth# only 10 Pairs Mens' Half Hose 10 *■ 1 , 1 I J * 00! _ IJhnnfactureil al Maren I brrt material, by firet-i—. 00 i •* fully warrant all Buggies we eriL 00 i Farnwro give u» a call ami we wd jamnio- Entire Ladies' Hose I1 Bull* Best Knilhog Cotton »n,| Ila a*. _. , ■ . , • chettU at croquet, the youDfl Indtea -f..« I.bul Um ,(iUlg0 Of b„ wi;1, a < t.» j|vv. maltel. KERR 4 CROCKER. tasaid �LOCAL MATTIES. NEW GOODS’ s. NEW GOODS! lhe Bill of Bartow & Goodyear far loading •ON-HAND AT W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, exceed fifty eeota. liraea tried in —Nashville U greatly improving her e?a- KEEP IT IN MIND I Wolcott's. C. W. Bradl D:cxix3ox’«. G. A. TRUMAN Dry Good.. Clothlag, BlackSheldon, and valla ot Wr A. Aylsworlh's brick. expect to hold a series of races at an early day.’ Over $2,000 has already been iub- scribed. riLEMKNT SMITH. V nAwyrKR. Real Kwai* ntul 1 ■Mutant AifMrt. , ilepre»v:>l« M. FLINT, village and baa como to stay. Welcome. . A gentleman from Ripon, Wit-, on Tues —D. C. Griffith11” rented and is living .. ■ . * . »___ DeGeer. q LIKBHAUSER, *■’ TAIEOll ip PARADY, Manufacturer of ’ Boots nn<i Shoe®* [OHN Q CrtESSY. y^M. JONES, ' . —The people on the want aide of State St. are anxious to have a sidewalk. They ought No*« Main Street, Nashville, Mich. General Conveyancing, Monday. A night's lodging ai| the Hoiel-de-Creasy ou^htto be given them. —Levi Gcllespie’e dwelling In Prairie­ Tho Orangeville adultery suit hu been ville, u as burned one night last week. No adjourned over the term of Court. insurance. MabxIxd.—In this city. May 4th, by t. D. Marsh, Mr. I. M. Dakin of Ripon, Mis., to Miss Ella J. Lalhroop of thia city. Stbat Quill. completed. —L. J. Wheeclcr and Halbert A Co. have er oct a building for a meat market, just added a new coat of paint to the front of their itorce. It looks well and means buainorth of his store. Drop in and see. cd, and medc pleasant by each other. , MRS. L. O. CROCKER . HILLMYHANCY GOODS! Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS OF THE Shirts, WHBMLBK. HAS JUST RECEIVED A FINE, LARGE STOCK OF ■A. Blue, Imperial, and Black Eyed Marrowfat Peas at Whbbllxb’s. ATTENTION, ALL! CLO THING SUITS Oom as. to $30. Made up in good styles and warranted to fit The new firm o SPBDifi SQIDSI AINSWORTH & BROOKS, pay the Higher Market Price for BOOTS and SHOES, of Detroit, Rochester and Eastern manufaclurie», at prices tba'i caan't&U to please. POTATOES, Boo s Iron $2.50 to $9 pr pair CORN, apples, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., SALT, rhich we ship and retail at bottom prices. AINSWORTH & BROOKS. . FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY Don’t make your pm?' chase until you have seen my Stock. A job lot of Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, tillite Goods, I KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED’ 141 dies’ Linen Collars & Cuff* STUCCO, 4*C., 4*c., match nil new flpring styles, bought at ' ®WD price, to be sold accordingly Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. Nrery -Cheap. Nashville, Mich., April 1st, 1875. Proprietors. W. A. AYLSWORTH. G, A. TRUMAN. Greeting! Plows Plows Plows! I world respectfully inform my friends Again in the Trade —Jacob Lenta and eons are moving the and shall be pleased to renet old building in tha rear of- their store, In this villttae, April 1st, 1876, to over to their factory for a store house, and Mrs. nnd Mr. W. A. Aylsworth, Business ILelationw will build on an "addition to theirstore. to son. accomodate their growing business, In this village, April 25tb, 1875, to __ with you. I trust by fair dealing I shall be Mrs. and Mr« Elder Lincoln, a son. able to retain your confidence, and Lu win —A healthy, well dressed man called al that of strangers. , Elder Lincoln’s, after tcn.o'c’ock, last Sun" In this village, April 15th, 1875, to Mrs- and Mr John Roe, a son. day night, afUr matches. laying ho “was aoing to patronlie a soldier’s bed." and.pcr- In this village, May 3rd, 1875, to Mrs and Mr. Clement Smith, a sunAnd in varieties to suit customers, all to be haps be would want to build a fire to keep warm. Probably. eold cheap for cash. Cils, At. ggk. Gale Chilled Plows for $13, HAIR, —May Day was anything but consistent money to loan with ita name. Tha wild wind howled, the In Constantia, Oswego Co., N. F.. on the mad rain descended, and the beautiful snow 29ib of April, at lhe residence of Ihtfbride's and hall fell to the depth of Ota and 28- parents, by the Rev. Mr. Cornell, Mr. J. II. Loe, and Miss Ada T. Dickenson. 32ths inches. Tho happy couple returned to. this village —A. M. Daugherty is raising the roof of last Friday cn the evening train, and stop­ Has just received a complete assortment of ped at H. M.' Lee's. About nino o'clock his building on Muth Main St., for a More. FALL AND WINTER When the building has been thoroughly ren­ th? band put m an appearance and paid ovated, he will occupyH with* stock of gro­ them their compliments- The boys were in­ vited in and entertained with the good Of ceries and provisions. Also VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. tlie hence, and then, after giving them a "3-H. R. Dickinson has introduced a ntw parting tune, dcpaited. May joy and hap­ feature in his nrnnnar of doing burine«. piness be ever with lhe eouple in their jour lie offers a number of articles, very eheap, CUT FREE OF CHARGE 1 for one dollar, calling.it hia csiffi dollar deal. She still retains the wrvices of Miss For full particulars peruse hia ad. Dowxixn, and Is ptepa ed to make FALL MILLINERY GOODS! Notloos, JQT Dickinson has cheap wall paper. —J. H. Lee and bride will occupy Hod's Delivered at their youth has wasted away on the night fall of reridencj on Stale Si. in a few days. Hod age, their lives are wearing to a dose, and ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE will continue in Ute slock busineM. now separately they look back through lhe —Read Boise Bros new ad, Uris week, vista of time upon the aorroira and felicities and drop in nnd see the boy* They keep that they have shared together in their carWe also keep on band and have for sale a good, well-aelorted stock, and sell lbw. j lier days. Better would it have been could LATH, tjiey have lived happily together, so that lhe —L. J. Wheeler has Jnrt returned from SHINGLES, the East wiih n stock of New Goods, and rough and thorn/ placaa in thia tho cvcn■ U A TER LIME, 1 ing of their lives could havo been smothen- Collection! a tpedohy. turn change. DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. Boots, Shoes, •QU Illinois Timothy Seed at Wheeler's Two drunken men were allowed to drive —The Judge of the circuit court has granled James Lockhart a divorce from his wife '—Alf. C. Buxton has pinch seed D. C. upon the ground of extreme cruelty. Thia Griffith’s corner lof, on Main St, payinc couple have lived together more than a score therefor lhe sum of $350. of years and havwohildren that are grown ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Deuce, Hats, Caps, •QU Oliver Chilled Plows for $18, At Wolcott's. —Heckendorn Chilled Flow for $16 At Wolcott’s. —A. P. Nioholi and. J. W. Carpenter have built aval picket fences in front of their reeidencM. ' Maabvillt WnnBLia'a Collars, sister “typo's.” May their life be long and ing that sidewalk ; all but in two plaoea. happy to the wish of their most intimate —Clamant fimilh has been in attendance friends. The subscriber,returns thanks for On Monday morning Joseph Cole fell In JOHN R. EASTMAN. Clothing at Especial Attention Something Interstelng and Val­ uable. Double Self-Sharpening Improved KOCHER BROS. The tmly wonderful and justly celebrated Plow—a plow that is sttrdy Have removed to their Is invited to my stock of destined lo work its way into general use as fast as it becomes known. All BOLL OF HONOR. that if required of it to do so, is its use. Il is v-ry neat, strong, compacl and “^-Last Saturday Geo. Williams returned, simple in its construction ; there being in all but lour pieces of castings, vix.; and on the following Monday was tried in ’ The following is the roll of honor of lhe P.&, >■ Ik, Ui"- S,,U« wd wU. Mouldboard, Landside. Point nnd Share. Baited Slates court, at Grand Rapids, for primary department of the Nashville Union Tlie Point nnd Share, unlike other plows, are separate pieces of castings, CALL AND SSS sailing liquor at wholesale on a retail license, School, for the first month of (be spring In the new brick block, apposite the Union thereby securing a great .saving in wear, as every fanner knows that the tho jury rendering a verdict of ‘not guilty." House, and are bound to lead the Co. in the point of his old style plow is soon worn good fur nothing, while his sharo Lawyer Flint was his counsel. Standing of the A elau in Arithmetic: wbuld do much service if he could separate it from tho point And besides &H that, the truly great economy in this Plow ts, that when the under side —A Baptist church has organised in thia Jennie Stiles, 97; Rosa Detterick, 98; Dry Goods Business ! Frank Olds, 97; Willie Leibhauscr, 99; of the Point becomes worn beveling, m all points do, especially in hard village. ■ They hold (heir service in the WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. land, it can be turned upside down, and you have tho sharp chisel edge school.house, every Sabbath at the ringing Charley Wolcott, 95; Ota Wheeler, 98; that was up, now on the bottom, cutting keenly; and thus you can keep Cox* Davidson, 95; JDella Durkee 97 ; Lena A. Ws OLDS, Drop’r. Ready pay customers shall have no cause turning it, first one side down and then tho other, until it is worn too short to complain of high prices. lien. May they flourish and prosper until Hearing 97,; Eunice Partello 95. for use. And then when you hnve thus worn out one end of your Point, Standing of the A olass in Geography : they are able to build the finest temple, for My Planing Mill is now in.running orde. you have the other end of the same Point to do yon equal service as the Frank Olds 98; Ota Wheeler 98; Cora • __________ l:___ — t. *•> nsw and nt worship, in the county. Give 'Me a Call. and choice stock of first. Thus you have in one Point tlie wear of four at least, of the old stylo Davidson 98; Lena Fleming 97J; Ida Deyo the best and latest stylos, I would invite the Nashville, Mich., Jan, 27, 1875, • of points. 98; Rosa Detterick 99. alien I ion of the public to my superior facil•And then the Share odi>o has two edges, which can be used vice versa and Howell for larceny of a eheat of tools from Standing of tho B class in Arithmetic; while one end of the Point, or one edge of the Share is in use, the other is the north Castleton church, which was tried Gcorgie Coe 100 ; Ida Wolcott 100; Ida Dohid inside the Plow, giving it strength, and not marring its symetry in the by the Circuit Court, {the jury, yeslcrdiy yolOO, Ralph Boise09; Charley Everts 95; least. Tims the Share is equal in service to at least two of the old style, ^LANING, ^ATCDING, morning, after being out fifteen hours, ren­ Otto Gates 95 ; Ella Dark 100; Ida Venn |?L'RMTI RE MANUFACTORY! A large line of and by its being disconnected from the Point and need not be thrown away dered a verdict of guilty. In the ease at a 100. with it because il is worn out. this Share is eqti.nl to more than two old style. former sestion of court the jury disagreed. Standing of lhe C class in Arithmetic: And not only has (he Plow the above great advantages economy in went —The house-cleaning season is here. Di- HatUe Gregg 98; Minnie Coe 99; Louisa of Points and Shares, but it has much advantage in went in the shape ol the faction guaranteed. Lens 100; Dora Walrath 100; Florence Lsndside and Mouldbaiird. This Plow is the reStill of twenty years c<»uHearley 97; Angie Beard 90; Addison Car­ Dressed Flooring stnnl stony, and the expenditure of tight thousand dollars in rX|H*rim.enl«* penter 100; Edith Flowing 90. The Lnndsi.le, unlike other phfws, instflad of Imving a Inierat ppijeclile at hiding, Boildlngn, be., Standing of the C class in Geography: its bol'utn, (supposed and is aetmilly neces-mry in o»‘-or plows to keep (hem Manufacturers and keeps on han in the grutiud level,) lhe l»otiom corner <«f P o Lmdwde of thin Plow is Minnie Coe 97; Hattie Grogg 96; Charley COTTOXADE.«. -rounded, and stands slanting in under tlie Plow. Tint* there im no ;>rojecthis whole community, a eloud of medita. Everta 96; Otto Gates 96; Ida Parker 93: ‘ linn there IO to <>e be soon soon worn worn .•«, off, I»nu and -alien when W.HI1 worn »u. olf <tuur Plow much iiijtirml. Edith Fleming 96. tion, white wash, and calm, unimposrkned _ . _ __ , linn mere H *1 1 A. Dxl J_N n I I. | The wear of its Lnnds de is equal on all- ita sitrlare. profanity. II The Mould-l*unrJ ol tins Plow has l»e« n the subject of the g*eafeaj| study —The Quail Trap School D'tfriet of Ma­ ley Wolcott, Georgia Coe, Willie Leibhaueer, land ex|>crinieut, requiring in one on whi.di the furrow slice bears equally on ple Grove enjoys J be hb-aaings and moral Ida Venn and Bufy Siorensof. j every part of its snrfhce, and it Ins also d nnonstrated the fact tint it is not Together with a full assortment ol influence of two Sabbath Schools. Two lhe character of the meta! alone, but the peculiar >hapc of it. that eontdeu I also manufacture Soft and Hard Wood Names of of tluee ar t absent during the plows to “sconr'’ in the moat Micky, mucky soil. Tfiia pluwr'YnaJe of e^St weeks agn last I unday, a Sabbath fcbixd. month: Mira Burgman, Cora Davidson* MIRRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES iron; will scour io aav soil that a steel plow will. It has, 41*0. grent pul­ waa organized and the following officer? Willie Davidson. Charley-Woleiott. Clinton AND CARDS. BRACKETS. ! verizing properties. In ’he extremely Card cloddy ground, farmers hare cheied: J. C. DilHn, Supt.; L J. Drooks. Kocher, Minnie Caw and Charley Everts. For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. DUSTERS, AC..&C., noticed tuis pi cnharity n great deal. Monlie Dillin, fieernary; Mias Lath and Shinsrlcst, Treaaorvr; And now, lastly we have n Plow without nay i»p< cinl pressure in one Lan tie Dillin, Chorister. The time set fur part more than another, we should expect that it would hold in.iv and draw Della Durkee. easy. Well, it dues. Il will run u’mie without n^v huhliog, and has done Depot, Naahvili^ Mich. it. wiih the horses on a trot. This* Plow brat lhe Oliver Chilled, Gale Chilled and all the plows on draft n» lhe State Fair, 113 |h«, nnd nt the 48 A. W. OLDS. a “young folks Sabbath School" was organ Of all kinds, and in fact COFFINS AND CASKETS, Washtenaw Co. Fair, 128 lbs. This Plow’ is now the roost perfect two or bed. to be b rid al 10 *. w., with the fellow, three horse PLw, made in the U. S. iogaffieers: Mbs NoAttr^Emary SuperinOf all stylss and »lts«, and METALIC CASES furnished io ordea PRICE, *10.00 moa OMfiaM, Srurrtary. SHR O UDSAND COFFIN LIN While h Hollander, named Jan FOR SALE ONLY AT INGS kept constantly on hand. Kooler, was driving a teatn acroax DRESS LEAKING Elegant New Querters, BOOTS AND SHOES, NEW PLANING MILL L. J. WHEELER GENERil HlRCHilDISl Re-sawing, &c., DRESS GOODS, JACOB LENTZ & SONS Parlor, Library, Dininz, Office aid . GENERAL FUNTORE! Experienced 'orkmen Employed. SHAWIS, CASSIMERES, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, OAFS Everything $os iko G- R. A I. E. R, in Grand Rap­ A Chiengo man insisl# that he mw ids, he waa suddenly thrown to the a red and Hack snake forty feet jjiug,' and as Hg around as a barrel of whin- , giontfd and ibe wbeds of his heavily key. We Lave no doubt thftl h*' loaded wogon pawed user him. infiicl- did, but he titiqtiehtiunably aaw (he ( Want, i Come and Ke nt and bvinjr along U'e roanufnriure tnxr Furnitaro from the JI apay the Higkssi Market J*ruxjvf bnrrel of whiskey before he saw the . NnehvUla- M fch. W. U. MCUB 1 Bro. C. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDWARE STORt can be fuuud al �CHMT8.M. -*Mi*s Minnie Mu»phy. daughter of too w.IB known Turn Murphy, of New York, was mar­ ried by Cardinal Mcftakky. last we< k. toMstwr De IUvaa. a wealthy Cuban, and broker of that i a government officer apprr«niio* tbaoe vaua. । the dtatiliere -boot from tliolr piao? of couceal[ ment behind the canva*. Application is made I to the Gotnmtorionrr at Internal Baresiue fdr ■ troops to a*Mrt in breaking up this nyetom. । --Thomae Nakwn. a jeatoua .ffcamdipavtan of i Fargo* Fall*. Minn..’ loved the fickle Mary ' Andwaon. and on returning after an absetiro I of two year* to find b*r oouvereiug wiih a rival ' at a ball, he abot al her with a revolver, and I tbcu'aoot a ballot through Ms own breart. falling to the floor a cotjak*. It waa found Hiat Um> Italy waa uninjured, the l-illei having glanced off from tbe steel frame of her oorect -rWm. McCoy, a -trect car conductor of Ttdltalelpbia. was no provoked by the inaulU ing language applied to him by Janie* McGeekan that be'fractured the skull of lbs latter with a car-book, and McGodian died in conne- —The death cf John C- Green, an aminerit New York neroiteuiL i* announce.!. -beuator Andrew Jolmaou will bring a auil ■gaiiart th* New Orioau*. TV»we for libel m W•erting that be mad* um> of moc*y to aerure hi* election to the United State- Hcnale. ’ —Vtce-Pntodsnt Witom. on bl* tour of the —Brandt. the defaulting Iowa Treasurer. haa Weetaru State*. *pent • plreaant Sunday at been found guilty an the aecoudzxiunt of the —Tbe Lord Mayor of London will go to Dub­ Lexington. Ky.. with Hon. John C. Brecken­ indictment on which he wan tried, which al­ lin, in state. to attend the banquet which la to ridge. who, a* Vk?e-Prreidnut, pretedod over the lege* *1.000 a* the amount embeczlol. There Ire given to tha American rifle learn on ita arare aoren mclo indictmenta agalnat id tn, but —Tbe Captain-General of Cuba haa offered an unconditional pardon to all iuaurgcutn who —A ifacperate tight occurred near Wilke*- will r-irretelcr before May 30. well-kuowu oculist, and aleo a aoldler of tlie |*ure. l*a.. on Tbilreday tewL* A countable au^ war of 1812, died at Hteten biltuid. N. Y.. laid IKMno were ctalcaruriug to eject a family from Friday. a houae which bad been IXKight st Sheriff* sale, ■*—Mie* Ida Greeley, eldest daughter of Uie when they were atta'ked l>y tho inmate*, an ! —Fletcher A Co., ou« of the leading packing late Horace Greeley, waa married on Haturday, two of tbe officer* ahot, one lxibig mortally hooac* cf St- Louie, have failed. in Now York, to Cob Nichola* Hmitb. of Cov­ wounded. Tbe posse then retreated, but sub—A terrible exploaion occurred in a colliery ington. Ky. sequenUy returned with reinforcement* and at North Staffordshire, ^England, last weak. —Gen. William F. Baldy’I HunU*. ha* been captured tbe rioter*. Twelve iMxiira have already been taken out, appointed Police Comnnruiiouer 'for New York -Ei-l'iingreaiMM Bowen haa been arrested and it in feared that many more have been at Charleston. 8. C., for InaUgating the uiurdrr of Cob White, committed cioreu years ago. Thia waa the charge for Uie publication of billiard play^S* at Chicago, conducted by U>o which tbo Acw* and Courier were recenUy announced. Ha waa 110 years of ago. -A bill for tlie suppression of religious Brunswick A taiko Billiard Table Manufactur- prosecuted for libel. ipg Company, baa proved a grand auccena. tho ' —At Detroit. Mich., on Wednesday iaat, orders, educational or Irencroicnt, lias been lx>following being tbe award of Uie prise*: Flret Elizabeth Tliama* and Harriet FWier, colored, prize, diampiotsibip badge and 4500, to M. m-Alier and daughter, ware found dead in their I Miller of New Orteana; neoond pruo. *400. to ! bed. chopped ai>d hacked with an ax almoat t>e-A fortion of tho ( arhat torre in Navarre William Burleigh, of Michigan ; ttiird prize, I yond aetublance of human being*. John J. ; ♦300, to. Henry Hiiinre. of Chiwo ; fourth Thoma*, bwiband and stepfather of the women, ba* revolted, demanding peace and aubiuinalon prize. *250. to I- McAfee, of Iowa ; fifth prize, j arret, auapected of having committed to King Alfonao. . —Tbo controversy between Belgium and ♦175. to Eugene Carter, of Ohio; sixth prize, the horrible deed. ♦125, to t. J.. Gallagher, of Ohio; Mvaulli —Jesse and Frank Jamre Uie Missouri out- Germany bi tcrminateiL Tlie answer of Belgium prize, a |<air of brugaua 'to walk home in. to law*, are both henling cattle in Colorado, near to tlie last Germany note in highly aarinfactory. —St. Jarno* Hall. Lirerpool. waa recently Harry IJvcnaan. of Wisconsin. the heed water* of the Arkansas river, taxxml-TLa fifty-sixth anniversary of Uio estata lug to a corresjxnidmit of a Chicago -psper. burned. Ixnaa, fflM.OOD. ILahment of Odd-Fellowship iu the United They have not been in Mimouri for several i —French ai*l English gunboat* have been Blate* (April 20) waa very generally celebrated month*. When the leaves get out they may ordered to tlie bank* of Newfoundland to pro by member* of tbe order Uirotigbout tbe coun- viail Uieir old stam|4ng ground. try. There were paradre during the day. and —Robert Mazier, a jxiUcemau, while alton>|>t- , banquet* and balls in Uie evening. lug to arreet a oolored man named Reeal. who ' ’ ' ’ ' waa whipping Ills wife, at Nashville, Term., last 1 between tho United States and Japan. Tlie Friday, wa* shot and killed by the negro. Reed You can w any day iu tlie streets of i postage on newspaper* not exceeding two waa arrested and lodge’, in jail, and iu lhe even­ ounces in weight lias been fixed at four cents, log a crowd took him Uwrefrom and hurried I any city, men who look damaged. Men, •nd provtftion has been mails to * the trans- him to tho suspension bruign, from which he । too, of good briginnl material, who mtasion of samples of merchandise at the same waa thrown, with tlie intenbon of hanging him: i started out iu life with generous -nspirnbut, Uie ro]>e breaking, he fell ou to the rock* • tions. Once it was said that they .were —Maj. Bingham of Cheyenne agency. reports bright, promising hub; once they looked having seen specimenn of gold hi tie liaml* of liappily into tho faces of mothers, whoae Indiana, who will not tell where they got iL He daily breath was a prayer for their purity fears the movement to occupy the Black Hills and peace. Ah ! what if some of them by miner* will complicate matter*, and delay a treaty, and that Uie wiiite* underestimate the badly burnsd. al Boston. last week, Hire® have vowed their soitla away to coqfiding number and fighting qualities of the Bunix. colored men have been arrested, who are aup- wives, who silently wonder what can be -Tbo conferring of Um beretta on Cardinal ।resell to have murdered her and then burned the meaning of this change—tiie cold, McCloskey, at New York, last week, wok place her to avoid suspicion. slow-creeping aliadow—that ia coming of the kind that has ever taken place it North law, for whoee capture Gov. McGlurg. of Mis­ over tho house nnd heart. Going to the America. 'Nearly al! of tlie Bishops and Arcli- souri once offered a reward of -*10.000. ia said bail! Tbo opell of evil companionship; biabop. of the Catholic church in the Unital to have bocu recognized by an old aoqtiaiutaiico tlx- willingness to hold and use money States, aa well aa a large representation of al Newark recently on hi* way to New York. not honestly gained; tlie stealthy, seduoprints, were present kod partirijwted in the live, plausible advance of the appetite cornmouiala. Tha Cathedral was crowded to ita utmost capacity with •pcctaior*, and 30,000 Srvnt<j-6JV\ jMy.—Hiupo Beecher'* errea- ' for strong drink; the treacherous faacinapersons were turned away unable to gain ad- examination was tintahctl buaiiic** is proceed­ tiou of the gambling table; the gradual ing in a languid free and easy manner. Eliza­ loss of interest in business and in doings — Plant ent throughout Tenneanee are com­ beth Palmer, one of Woodhull'* friend*, tretl- which build a man up; tho rapid weak­ plaining greatly of the diwtructiou of hortre. tled a* to relaliuua formerly existing tetwoen ening of ull noble^urpooes; tho decay of milled an^ cattle by buffalo guata. Within ten Mm. Woodhull and Tilton, and tlmir aepiraiion* days, in a radius of 100 mile*. *100,000 worth of to the leadership of the Hgiritnaliata of tho manliness; the rockleosncm anil blas­ country. Wright ceebier In A T. Stewart'* phemy against fate; the sullen despair of •tore, then teatified to ovet hearing a converaa- ever breaking the chains of evil habit; other day, expressed the belief that the border tiou m a railroad car in November, 1 b"l be­ what victories of shame and contempt, trouble® will not interrupt tlie friendly relations tween Theodore Tilton and another, when the wliat ImrvestB of-hell have crown from with the Mexican Republic. former said, referring to the Woodbull pubbea- such seed as this. Sneer, if you will, —Dispatches from various points in Minne- tiou. that he did not care about ita |>ubUcaUon like a fool, at ths suggestion of reform, anta say tho present cold weather lias destroyed forhimeclf. but '.aredonly for Iris wife, who morals, religion; every man knows in his the young grasshopper*, expressed that there vs ill SrTmty-iuih Day.—Tlxe proceeding* were better moods—tluit all there is of tn«•short and uninteresting, the session on) v last­ life is ]h rsonal virtue and rectitude of from this pest. ing about half an hour. In the absence of character. Going to the Ixul! But there North western State* had a disMtroua effect on i* hope. Earth and heaven are full of vegetation, ami il is believed there ia tin hope duct tlie croea-eiamination of Mr. Tracy, fear­ hands ever reaching to help the lost man of a fruit crop. Wheat and oata.were killed by ing that it would become jieraonal, owing to Uie hostile feeltng existing between them. Tne Iwk to the lietter way. All tlie good only witnaa* examined waa J. F. SL George, a there is in tbo universe is in sympathy JounmllML who rcixirtcd tlie Coinnmuiat ;>ro- with that little goodness which inwardly ' - Two train* on tha Baltimore and Ohio rail­ ceaaioa to 1871. and who -wore patiUrely that reproves and protests. road collided near Waehuigtr. u list week. Tbo Tilton rode in one carriage with Col. Blood and crash caused by tlia collision wm fearful. both Mr*. Woodbull; Gen. Ryan and O'Done ran Ir you are determined to go into the engines and four asm Ireing completely demol­ Black Hills to get rich, don’t take along ished. Nine persons were severely injured Mid &vmi’j-trv<.-nth Ifay.—Gou. 11. F. Tracy again a pick-ax to waste your time digging for several other* slightly hurt. occupied the itnene chair. He swore that —News has been received of the drowning of Moulton never told him that Beecher was guilty nuggets, but simply send n barrel of the entire theatrics! troupe of J. A. HawteUe. whisky ahead, and when you come up to during a saver* gala to Puget Hound recently. charged Beecher with the crime, but not with it, you will find plenty of Sioux already They embarked in a small tug to go to Port Mr*. Tilton. Mr*. Ovington wi» recalled by earned.. Madison from Beattie. W. T.. six! were engulfed the prosecution. but her testimony waa of little in the heavy sea. The company. ooa*ssU>d of Whkn an antidote or remedy for any lm|<ortaucc. Mr. Hawtalle, his wife, and little “ Vivia.” Mm. Urrrnty-riyhf l>ay.—Gen. Tracy's direct ez- particular clan of dinease obtains n widesprauling notoriety, it w but reasonable Fannie Magen Phelps. Mire Unde Moran. to tntppoM that it must merit tho popu­ Mr. Jerry Crowell and other*. eroded to cross-question him on behalf ot the A large jxrt of the business |K>ttiou of praaecutiuu. The wituses gave a pouit-ldank larity it receives. It is within our pro­ vince to mention thut Db. J. WauouCb Herman. N. Y„ was ^sktroyed by fire last week coutradiction to several of Moulton’s and J'd- Caufohnta Vixeoar Hnntits, so long Ixbs. *100,000 ; insurance, *53.000. tou's atatementa. . and favorably known as the safest and —Tlie thriving and beautiful city of Oslikoah. Zarwn/y-nfaZA Day.—At the conclusion of most reliable remedial agent for tlie cure Wta., waa last Wednesday toe scene of a terri­ Gen. Tracy'a testimony Mr. Evarts created a of Liver, Kidney, Bladder and Glandular ble conflagration, which rvdored to ruins an arcs of shout one square mile, containing tlie •urpriae by announcing tlfai the testimony far Iliwanee. Menial and Physical Debility, and all complaints. emanating from a ttooet portton of the city, and involving a toss tho defennu waa closed, fhc prosecution Uien corrupt state of tho blood, etc., are in eetim^le-1 at over *2,(K<0.000. The ruin wrought commenced their evidence in rebuttal, exam­ great demand. So sattaiied are we of wad ao«nethuig piUful—the equivalent, in Osh­ ining three witnesaea to prove that 151100 did the intrinsic worth of thia nuxlicine, that kosh, to Chicago's great blaze of 187L Tlie not march in the Conunnuiirt procession of 1871 wo do not hesitate to notice it in onr Court-Hou*. P<*toffice, Oj>era House, hotels columns. It is well to mention that this , (with one exception ) four newejaper oflicsa. medicine is compounded of roeta, herb*' b*nk*, totagruph o«e-.>. *corre of InuiuMa —Tbo non. Edward* Pierreponk of New and flowers of California, and has no ' block* and their content*, a large number of Y<ffk, h*. be«n 'appointed Attonicy-Genwal iu fiery material <ir alcohol iwnl in its ehwant re«id«iiccM, manufartorio*. mill*, etc.. ! of George H. William*, and ha* accepted preparation. We can add no bettor1 ware dretroyoi. involving poverty and ruin to a th* pomtion. He win etep into Mr. Will..™*.- «-ulogium than the fact that we use it con-; stan th- in our own family, and each mem- | large number of ;xro*perou* cit-xens ; a number ' ah ore on the 15th Start. tier thernot partakes of it, when nooas- , of live* were tort, and basdred* of familire were -------— sary /according to direction^.—.Ve»r York retxJered hetnclsaiL ' rUfAKCtAL AMD IfrDVSTltlAL. 34 i —Tbe sataldialimrui of tho Weber Funutaire —Tbe dtacovcry of a silver mine in Middle- fap^r. Cutujiany. and ten adjoining WMinga. ware 1 ton. N. H„ ia reported, and a farm lisa been Whokvxh bujnr u Muon A Hamlin .leetroypd by fire in Detract. Midi., on Tb«y».-' bunded fur ♦IW.WXI. Cabinet Organ may be sure lie haa got day fart. Total km, *300.000. uianraure about | France will be wsll represented al U.e Ild- the Uni inainunent of the clam in the ttoo.ooo. ■ faJelpbia centennial. Encvniraging Utter* leave world, and thia al the lowest price al -At Shelbyville, Ky., last week. U.* refatencn I been received from all parte of that country, which it can !»*■ affords! by the makers ot Mra. L. Bakswell was destroyed by fire. Tlie , proouafag active <xM>penrtio<i. having greatcat facilities for manufac­ valuable library of th* great naturalist. Audn- । -Internal revenue receipt*' fur the month of ture. boo. couevrtiug at too volume-, of great worth , A}!r,l wore 47,i<2!i.M 1. A com|Mrim>n of re­ to aneutiet*. waa totally cunaomtMl. • * rei|X* for the iinrt four moullrn of Uu* year —Tluirne. Watacai A Go. a cxtetiaive tannery with Um corrtaqa-ndiug period of 1874. *bow an and saw-mill, at Tort Leyden. N. ire* j mmear ot •!.&!»,Wl. taireed last week. Ixm, Wtal.utai. Home 3« ! -Tbe Trwtere of the Hr.athera railroad have men are thrown ont of etoptoymsuL awarded tn the Baltimore Bridge Company the —Thirtv Mcrre and dwelling* were receatbto bulM tbe tiridge over the Krnlnckv IvwmA ok Motopeiior. VL. reusing a bwa at ! ri”rbrt‘*’ * 975 *•*< high. 300 fent - - - - —Tha Treaaary Department ha* jmrt made a cal! for M.OM.OOO in IWJ betid*, tbe iutermt to eeww on the 1st ot August, m f.dk.war ♦fto-e from No. I7.ID1 to Na’ IB.UM; tior. from No. M.»l to No. KMl: No. n.410 to No. MOW; fll.Mtfa from No. T0.M1 to 5m. 73.8®. The bonds odfad ia «« 5.29 how^ej^home. RtehK. U.*—-------- --------------- - --- - --- WATER WHEEL fOr aalllAtrated Catalogs*. Broaflflns’s HANDLES ■ ■ Patent Irory or Cellnl it Knife The above Is a representation of tho cause nnd manner In wtiloh the JtLZ PATENT WKLL-AUGER waa first dlaoovorod. Tha picture Is eeif-explanatory» ■nd wo will simply speak of tbo merits of the Machine. tt la In auoceaefut operation In every State In tho Union, ft will bore and com­ plete t> well :00 feet deep In aday. and at a coat of 10 conta per foot. It boree any size and depth. The Qovemora of Iowa, Arkansas and Dakota, and many other prominent men have slffned tho following statement concerning thia Auger, vlxt We know of tho reputation and merit# of the JUx Patent Well-Auger, and recommend It to the public aa one of the moat Important, useful and practicable Inventiona of the age, and fool confident, from <tur kpowlodgo and observation* of Ita working*, that a man can hire two men and take thio Auger Into good territory and make *20 per day CLEAR OF EXPENSES/* It la wall known that such man aa these would not andorao a humbug. Wo aloe dip the following from the “ Naahvllle Bulletin:'* “Tho Jllx Patent Well-Auger ha* earned for ita Inventor a quarter of a million dollar* within the past throe year*. Prominent men all ovor the country unite In praising Ita morlta.” The above speak* for Itself, nnd we will simply add, that tt requires vary little capital to ooenmonoe this business. Arid an Illustrated book of our Well-Auger VJ LZ Elastic Trass Co. No.683 Broadway, N. Y. City. HANK'S CRAVE GUARDS PORTABLE Soda Fountains. VINECAR BITTERS $40, IMO. S75 4S100. Dr. J. Walker’s California Vin­ egar Bitters uro a purely Vegetable ..l,U fn.p a Um BUak Illite pobitel at 1MM aeptoa UM la two ww-V. S5s$?0 B11A1.KY A ( O . ruMwSwra, $75 preparation, made chiefly from the na­ il re herbs found on tho lower ranges of the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor­ nia, the medicinal propertief jf rhick. uro extracted therefrom without tne use of Alcohol. The question is almoet daily asked, “What is the cause of tho unparalleled success of Vinegar B. ters!” Our answer is, tliat they remove the cause of disease, nnd tbo patient re­ covers his health. They are lhe great bltxxl purifier and a life-giving principle, a ]*ci wct Renovator nnd Invigorator of tlu system. Nover before In tbo biatory of lbs world bu a medicine l>ron compounded pcsaesaiug the remarkable qualriee of Vimkoab Dittbu in healing the sick of every disease man is heir to. They are a gentle Purgative a* well as a Tonic, FREE!! FREE!!! FARMING LANDS Tha C., J. I. t P. B. 1 Company The properties of Dr. Walder’s VisBOAkBiTTKKS arc A perie:.'.. Diaphoretic, Carminative, NutritiouR, Laxative. Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altera­ tive. and Anti-Iiilionx. n. ii. McDonald a co. S2OO HAtLS BOSTON, MASS. patent stancaRD SAFES TAcac Standard Itutrumenls Sold by Music Dealers Everywhere. AT' hARL FAN PRICES. HAU'S SAFE4 LOCK C:’. PIUM In Actual Use 55,000 Estey Organs: Habit Cured EWING'S-, XLMACH MANUFACTURED BY’ J. ESTEY & CO. BOOKS MARRIAGE GUIDE FREEHfe^ Any Me rram Pare White to Jet Black. DO YOUR OWN PRINTINC! jfi jNT � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-05-14.pdf.pdf 0a2d6a682bc2725731ca71cf75172e14 PDF Text Text —.... Or ^ashrillr ?Inr5. ADVEBTU2XG BATES: B/D iMhriBo, Barry CoDBty.Michipm, — kT— ORNO STRONG.; Cdltor and Proprietor. . “Progression. No Retrograding ^A8HVILLE*MRHY C^; Mfcn., FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1875. VOL. II [it, beenure she said liis bill was exortn- The coroner showed it toiler, and at | tank Day -before yesterday lie called her urgent request let her have it ! again, and demanded payment Grand4 * "What do you wank it .fort” he asked. : mother told him she would give him the 441 want it to prove, with God's help, [money if he would deduct two dollars that my poor William is inxocent of th$ I from iiis bill. He refused to do so and terrible charge that mode 'Him take his I became very abnsive. ‘Mrs. Co.wley,’ own life." . r j ho said to Iter, ‘I know you are well off, The next few d»ya Mafo Stafford spent < and you can pay me. I am j»oor.. My in going to every man . in Cumberland j bill is correct, and I won't take a cent that had a watch,, and asking them to try Um watch-key flic Cdronftr Imd^ot her Iom than the fall amount Jf yon don’t pay mo I will gut the money in a way have. They gladly humored her, but, that woji’t pWAeyou. You afo a ffteutl strangely enough, the key was too largo woman, and if you were a man I would for ony-uf tha wdcluai worn iu^|CJumborlireok your neck.’ So saying, ho left." berland.. Thi|only wnlctymakig in the •‘Now, Mi»a Shcatn,** said tlie Coro­ place told her that it must be the key to one of thO large, Heavy Old English ner, •“ you know this empty tin boxl" “Tjm; grandmother kept her money watehea worn many yearn ngo. The wiijoy di’4 qofc- ijcspair. uotwithin it." “ Did you know how much she had in standing Her fftiiilriw search-in CnmbfT- “ Why tongar wall ? I'm ripe for bell; A apUtt'a aeat to boar me down; There, la Um region* erf the tort, X auro will wear a Aery crown. D-snned, I know, without a Impe !— On. tnooMCi more, and then III mrae 1Asd there 111 qncarh my awful thlret With boiling, burniag, fiery rum 1" ' glary and murkier. ’ found a large sum in ton dollar biDs, 44 Where were you last night Rad this lieariqg Bessie Sbrnta’ marks! Also a morning I" said-the Coroner to him. revolver’, two of whose chamlxirs were " “ ' * . 1*1 was out in the woods shooting empty. squirrels," he replied.. “ I did not oomo The prisoner, who gave - hia name as JJarnanl Floyd, was taken: in irons to homo until 4o’clock this morning." The Coroner then asked the jury to rnmtxrtuxe Mr». accompany liirn to the garden in front of Crowley’s skull were found to fit the the Imck room window. There were freak prisoner’s revolver.. Ilia shoe soIcr were, footprints under the window. Ono of of tho samo size as those of the unfor­ Stafford's boots was pulled off; it fitted tunate Stafford. Sixtiie laHer. was innoo-ni after alt the footprints precisely. Then the pris­ oner was searched. In his pocket-book । Floyd Confessed his crime, and was hung wore found throe ten-dollar bills. On I for it on the 2hd of November, 1851. the back of each of the bills, in the loft j Mrs. Stafford became an object of corner, was found a cross. They were I universal sympathy in Cumberland. Tlio oliown to B-taie Sheats, who immediately citizens bought her a, farm ip Hu? neigiiidentified them as having belonged to borGouK and saw to 4i tlmt her-two cbilher grandmother. i dreu were properly educated. THE TELL-TALE KEY, “Murder! murder!" screranod ayoung girl of about eighteen, as she was run­ ning, shortly Wore daybreak, on the 12th of May, 1851, through the streets of Cumberland^ Maryland. A number of persona, attracted by her cries, runhed from their houses, and soon she was surrounded by a crowd, one of whom said to her, an ahe wrung her hands and cried piteously: * •• What is the matter, Bessie Slicats ?" 44 My grandmother luui been mur­ dered she replied, panting and sob­ bing. . “When, and by -whom?’' naked the crowd. “Only fifteen minutes ngo," replied 44 Of coarse they did," cried Stafford, tlx, girt "Thrnve. hod broken into tor upon hearing this; 44 but the old tody gave me them.ycvrterday morning in pay­ ment of my bill. I called at her house and told her tliat I would oouseut to a deduction of ten dollara on my bill, which waa forty dollara. She took these tlireo ten-dollar bills from a tin box in her bureau and gave them to mo—” ■ " Did you give her a receipt ?" naked ! the Coroner. ; : ■ : ! . - ’ M^n0rt i Some of tho blocks of granite in the [ construqtion of tlv: Trcaauty building nt । Washington are Ute lorgtut wer moved | in thia country, and they were all carried j from the eastern part of Maine. They ! were transported to Waahingtdn by j water, and, after their arrival there, । moved by ox-povvepupon asoft of double pulley System, a distance' of Wo miles, " Yea, sir; alto put it’iuto tlw tin Ixix. ” to Uie spot where they were wanted for moving them waa pa<The tin box wan empty. Hie Coroner ! nw4,, . The wo^k brii'fly charged the jury, which found a 1 formed'with comparative ease, not more verdict against Staffohl, who was com- ! tlian eight or teji yokp of oxen being emmrtted to jnii. After ho had l>oen taken ! ploydiftO movi n’ block more to his <v;ll, the Coroner found Imnging to i thAn seventy tons. The fluted pillarn, tho broken shutter of the back room great numbers of which are used in window a largo peculiar-looking wuteh- I building, are forty feet long, and weigh key, with a ptec-G of black siring attiudusl ■ fifty ton.H,,at< kwst : Th® largest blocks, to it He wont to the jail and showed it thirty to forty foot long, and three feet daughter had deacribed. Two tralleta [ had struck her forehtvwL . A part of the skull lud Ihjcu torn off. Death must j have been almost instantaneous. While [ to Stafford; but tho latter said be did not i thick,-weighed upganis.of sevanty tons. Ho was too poor to liavu n I The facility with which tocae largo blocks Bemie Sheets wm bending over the ! know it. oorpm, mooning and wailing, the citi- ; watch. He added: j were moved^nd fixed in their pine* s wns 44 Mr. Coroner, thiii is dreadful for me. sens who had'entered with her examined f । u aonree of wonderment, and seemed to too txmditom of too preraine-H. It was . I urn innocent, aa God is my. witnore. - admiring sucotetors |q be Jim perfection, <iwy to se.i that the burglara had broken . What is to become of my poor wife j xtr mMUMAAl skill afld iugeiAiity? - And into the house for plunder. Tho win­ j and children ? Oh, they will starve to 1 yet Low insignificant tiro achievement dows in the baftk room, opening upon i dmtii 1 when compared teito tito triumphs of the garden, had been broken. Undoubt­ ' The prisoner buried his head in his : ancient art In the foundation of the edly the burglars luul entered the house hands and cried bitterly. ■ groat Temple of the Sun of Balboc - mny j The grand jury happened to be in sesin that way. still be seen, even in the. second courae, ’ The drawers of the ojd lady’s bureau «<>n, and promptly indioted Stafford for ; stones which are thirty-seven feet long in ton Iwk room had been opened. murder in the first degree. Pulilie'opi- ! and nine feet thick; raid under three, Wearing apparel, taken from them, had j num Ixilkorsd that he was guilty, and , alraut twenty feet from the ground, been scattered all over the floor, and a [ even threats to lynch-him were utterei. • three stones which alone aecupj- orw f«n-box, in which Mrs. Crowley liad kept । Only his wife-stoutly nuuutaineil his in-1 1 hundred and eighty-two feet in length liy a <x>u«idenible num of money in 1wuk [ nooence. Slw ran to the. principal citi­ | twelve feet high. Three three immense bilk, rtood <re “X1 “rt . zens of Cumberland, imploring toent to Xtoncs an- re4 imated hi weigh nine hund­ It mwi meanwhile beerraw daylight, 1 intercede for her hnabiuid, whose guilt- ! red tons each. But we read of au Egyp­ and tlw Sheriff and the Coroner made liremws alw frantically proteaUxl. But tian idol temple, Boris, far sfirpareing their ap».»eara:>cc. After oxanuxuug the > everybody treat'd her with undiHguised ■ thia, in which, there wha awpictuary com­ condition of the preinises toorougidy, : coldnena. ; posed of a afepfr block of granite sixty the Coroner impanelled a jury and began Stafford himself, on hearing that the feet square. This ia Uie . lwgre» and toe inqueri. Beaaie Sheata was too only j grand jury had indicted him fur murder, heaviret riouc mcnriootaUn the history witness. She repeated her statement u« ! g»re way to despair. On the morning of naticraa. '______ ________ above related. Her grief as site related | of toe fourth, day of his incareeration be ! Thm Presbyterians have been counting toe painful c*rciiuujtauceri bocarc • at was found hangjng to the door of his timi* unwutroltable. No wonder; the poor giri stood now alone in the wwld. Her murdered grandmother had been fear bat surviving relative. 44 Did your grandmother luwe any eMMfiaa r asked the Onroner. “None tost I know of."replied toe dbMed giri; “bote-buld on-I renwraW that a!,-had a qiuwrri day Ixfore yesterday with William Stafford, toe plasterer. Staffer ! had an old account agaiDM grandmother, who refuaed to pay MICHIGAN NEWS, C.l L&ORlflJ., fUtlGUA THfX. regulate the sale of wheat in this State, or rather to punish swindling by exiling upon false representation/!. 11 provides: If raiy person or peraonA shall knowingly sell or offer for sale, any whnot not raised in Michigan, falsely protending or repreKcntiuglo toe public or any purchaser, or in toe market, or by word or writing, that the name is a Michigan product, such person or persons ato-ll ba deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on con­ viction thereof shall bo punished by n lino not exceeding $1,000 and not leas than $200, or by imprisonment in the county jail for a period not exceeding six montlm, or lioth fine and imprisonment, in the dixerction of the court. The same penalty is provided fur mixing wheal not raised in Michigan with Michigan wheat, with intent to sell or offer the mixture for solo under the representation that tlie i«une is wholly Michigan wheat It further provides: 44 Any person or persons who shall sell to -another any wheat as Michigan wheat or the product of this State, knowing toe same to Ini in whole or iu part too product of any other State or country, shall bo liable to the pcraou or peraops to whom the same is sold * 1 in an action on this statute for doul: the amount of damages which he ' double shall have sustained by reason of any ; breach in toe contract of sale." Another section provides tliat these p*nalti< ii shall not apply to toe marketing of wlii-nt brought into tlie State by teams from the farms where it is raised in adjoining i State. ______________________ H oxnr. ns or antm Al. LltK. Animals have trades and occupations, and when not living by their own re­ spectable efforta, ore ]Munaites or depen­ dents. Among the working classes are miners, masons, carpenters, pnjiei mannfncturers, and wwavers, lacemakers oven, all working first for themselves, and next mainly because uf toa hard times in the Atlantic States—tLer.-’ is an extraordinary is to coM $400,000, and wiUbe tos build­ emigration’toward California this spring, ing second in importance in too state. and it is feared that many of those who —A gentleman in Plymouth has kept liave gone thither will meet with unex­ the poll list of 1840. It contained 526 pected hardshipn, os some who started names. Only 62 of those now live in tlie very early in toe mason have already re­ township. turned East, having failed to realize the ■—Tlie Board of Education, of Bay City, high exjiectations winch led them to is considering the question of discontinmoke tor journey. 53& Atchison Chains - uing the teaching of Latin and French, pion says that iff MikfcH 9,800 pcreons and other foreign languages in the pareed Kearney Junction bound for Son schools. ', Francisco, of whom probably 7,000 Imd —It is reported tliat the maple sugar expended all their money in paying their bumnevi in Michigan this spiug, has possHge. It is difficult to imagine a been a failure. One man who had three worse plneo for a man without xnoncy hundred trt*cs, had nuule from them oniy tlian San Francisco, yet a large propor­ forty pounds of sugar. tion of, the. people' who oonstitiite this land. Close to it is the village of Crnw- tide of emigration appear to imiigitic I —The jury recently sitting in too Kent it r . 44 A bout ; thirteen Hundred dojhuw, forda|uh. There sheh/und a*»o a watch­ that nnggeta of gold are to be picked up [i Circuit Court did not fail, during toeir vwu months ‘I1UUVUB’ “ service 'vice u> to re re'.urn urn u. a. verdictvurwesmaker. When nhv allowed llio’ watch-key in tho stroots of that city, and that too 1I two mostly in ton -dollar biUiu'* 44 Would you recognise any of the bills to. him, he Aittodd a cry of rtirpruto. ddxrn. o/r .uffmng lor ol Ubor, “1M"', v<'^ ““ DotwiUuteuamg th.1 the Chin«» uk.oh. 1 “ « “ » k <T ‘ »> “ <"" “ ghk if yon should see them I" “ f’kndw. whoso key tliiXtB, ** "he said. “Most iiwuredly," replied Brenie. "It belongs to tlii.1 watch.” jH© took » both plontilul imd cheap (here. A —“wunl °t ib« l»lo ketion of Uie Grandmother made me put a cross .on down a thick old silver watoli. good buoy liirroeni len o beep ourW tie , LogUUtan-, MUblieluug » Horao-patloe the back of each bill, in the left corner, “ Look here," he siud, unraveling a victims, of colonizing schemes which College- nt Ann Arbor, tho trustees of the piece of ■ black string which . had- ^cen look very promising on paper,-but turn ! Detroit before she put them in the box. ” J/UVTOK Honicnpathie Xl<>ZD<nj»UUC College VUlirgo have nave deotr-. An order for Um Arrest of William wound round’fiic'Btem. This string wiw out to he based on fraudulent pretences, j■ cidcd ~ ’ *to “ simpend “ ’ their rinstitution and ’ I Stafford, tho plasterer, was issued. Staf­ tom—the pieev |b wjiich yonr WSteh-kcy A coordi iig to the Sacramento Union, the !’ tuxite unite with tho the homeopathic hornmnathic departmont denartment ford was known as a man of violent pas­ is tied belongs to it noutliern counties of California have I <>t ti10 university. , sions. Binnora that he had been guilty "But how did you got tho watch?" afforded a fine field for tho operations of > —It is understood tho murderer of of a murder in Wheeling, where he had asked Mm. StaOuid. nnscropuious adventurers who have pur- : Lottie Pridgeon, whose release from the formerly lived, were current in Cumber­ .‘Ut bulongs to a vounglfoliow from chased bad lands for a song, and by I Michigan Insane Asylum the Supreme land, and ho people in general shunned Wheeling. Ho left the watch with me means of spt<dotui representations, sold [ Court of thia State him ordered, will have him. He lived with his wife And tWo for repairs, and to make him a new key them to uxisusjxxding immigrants for five his fare paid by parties in Detroit to Now children in a small frame building on the to it. He said hi' had hmt the old one, or six times their value. For working working |I York; ” ' on pledge ' ' that bp will at* once i outskirts of the town. it of ! and ho conld'not buy any at the stores, off such lands, the employment of the the cross the Atlantic. | When the officer whom tlio Coroner ns they had none large enough. He will inacliinery of a colonization organization —Mr. Charles C. Farrar, of Flint, and liad sent after Stafford knocked at th® lie here to-morrow morning between nine lias often proved snccessfnL Tho price one or two other gentlemen have pur- i latter* door, he found Stafford still in and ten d’clotit” . of arable land in California is high ; it chivied 800 acres of heavy timbered land. bed. Mm. Stafford hurried bock to Cum­ brings $40 mid $50 au acre in regions 200 al>out one mile from tliat point, and have "The Coroner wants you,” said Uw berland, where she informed the Coroner miles from San Francisco, even where perfected arrangements for burning all officer to him as ho jumped out of'bed. of hor discovery at Urawfordston. ' Next transportation .facilities are poor and the timber into charcoal for one of tho |I day the Coroner and an officer arresteil there are no good local markets at hand. “What fort” demanded Stafford. iron foundries at Detroit. , “Old Mrs. Crowley has been mur­ the owner ‘of. the silver wstoh as soon Large bmd-holders wi^h ample capital | to propagate their kind. The minora dig —The University fared well at the । jnk> tteTearth, form natural arches and dered two hours ago." as ho entered .flic watchmaker's' shop make money in California ; but it is not Ita debts Buplx>rta, remove the u*-lro« soil ; such 44 They don’t suspect met", interrupted at Crawfordston. | at present a promising place for small hands of thia Legir.’ature. wore paid off. and it was given appro I „ tho mole, the chinchilh of Peru, tite Stafford. “Do you know this wateh-keyi" said i farmers who have but little money. priations for the addition to its present I badger, the lion ant, os’ well as certain 44 Come along," Baid the officer. the Coroner to him. ! departments of a homeopathic medical f worms and mollim*. The masons build Upon appearing before the Coroner’s Tho young man turned very pale, and i according to all the rules The great 44Palace Hotel" of San college, a dental school, a State hospital, 1 huta anj jury, Stafford declared cmpliatically that stammered a few incoherent words. He and a school pf mines. ■ of architi'cturo, ns tlie bees and tropical lie did not know anything about the bur­ was scorched, and in Lfc pocket was Francisco is approaching completion,' X Mk M* aw «TM ur»L4I» I wbat a eiua It'S teas to nw! ___ VptalUr Maki*da*i>««i ball J Mmu> drink again Ila witoary. laick room. My grandmother riept in tho frout room and I in the attic. Half an hour ago I wan awakened by a none down stairs. I listened in terror for a few minutes. Then I heart! a door open­ ed; several aliota were fired, a loud ocream resounded, a heavy fall on the floor. I rushed down staira; the door between Hie front and too bock room was open, and on the floor lay my poor grandxnotlur, with a frightful wound in tlw forehead—oho wm dead !" . The crowd, headed by tho girl, then hurried to the scene of the horrible mur­ der. They found the corpse of the old lady, Mrs. Louisa Crowley, as her grand­ NO. 33. ! oelh He had couunitiad auunde. j Evrryboily in Cumberland took this ad of denpenty** **H confession of guilt. ; Not w the bereaved wife of the prisoner. Bcprereiag her grief, she went era toe ! day after tlw funeral of her iH-fated । husband to Uw Corouer, to whom she said: ’ 1 44 Did you not find at Mm Crowley's ‘ bouse, hanging to Ute* win<tow-abutter, a ■ ptow of Hack airing with a wateh-key —The new order uf philanthropists nt and promises to be the pride of the city. The details of the building ahow its ex­ Jackson is a sec-et society which has tent and perfectfiisa. All the outer been in ita present form less tlian u yeXr, rooms have bay windows, every room yet already numbers 700 to 800 membera, and has some $6,000 in its grand : : ms there is a bath and lodge treasury. A brother kept from toilet room. This makes a total of 348 ■ work by rickniw is paid $25 per month, boy windows and 877 l>atli rooms. The and if a member dies $50 is paid to his total‘number of rooms in the hotel family m a burial fund. above tlie garden floor is 755. To reach —Tho Holes of the land department of these rooms there will be four elevators too Flint and Pere Marquette Bailleading to the upper story, and • a fifth for the trnns|x>rtation of liaggnge. The were 8,215 acres for $89,502. Tho total hotel is entirely ’ fire-proof, bid to nalea to Jan. 1 were 181,296 acres, from nuts ; there are fiah tliat construct boats 1 tliat the waves never can upset, and A BKVonv-KR—Tho earth. What holds nil the snuff in the world I No one nose, Whkn will there be only tWenty-five letters in the alplifibcVT When U and I ore made One. . Many editors are of such n jwacchtl nature thnt they will not put n head on their editorials. ■ your coat, and corn whisky will lake off the coot of your stomach. Why aro the days in summer longer tlian the days in winter ? ' Because it is hotter in summer, and heat expands. Twohundred uuNtiKKDaud andtwenty twenty-one thousand Two school L.__ 1 teachers .. .2,...make . * . life Illi a burden' to __ 14,000,000 ehildrrn in these Uuikxl States. " Please don't," said Augustine Bro­ han to a person who touched her foot under the table, “ My heart is old and my boots are new." .■ Tkavhljui (to landlord): “ Show me a room with a good fire in iC, for I am very wet; and send me in a tankard of ale, for I’m vexy.dxy." ■ Illinois grasshopixTs are . cret“j>iug out from under the bam to see if toe farmers have any more fence rails ready for them to lunch on. A candi»ate for office in Mil*'issippi Agassiz lias drawn attention to a fiah informs liis fellow-citizens that, 44 at the earnest solicitation of my wife snd which builds ita neat on the floating senweed in the middle of the ocean, and do- daughters, I have consented to become a candidate for County Treasurer." podta therein her. eggs. The wasps of “In 1847-'48 jratatoes fanned tlie South America fabricate a sort of paper or pasteboard. ’ ° Spiders —J are weavers aa only sustenance of the Irish peasantry." well os lacemakers; one spreies con­ The inudligent comparator pute it thus : struct a * diving- bell, a |>alace of lace. 44 In 1847 forty-eight potatoes. formed When tho astronomer lias netsl of the tlie only Hustcnaime of the Irish peasanmost delicate thread for his telescope, he A Bowrox woman, gazing on Mead’s applies to a tiny spider. When tho nat­ uralist desires to test his microscope, he statue of Ethan Allen on tlie portico of guard against possible danger tliuro are which $2,108,610 were realized, being ' selccta a certain shell of a sea inH«x:t, so the State Honseat Montpelier,'exclaimed: four urtiwian wells, and a reservoir w^tli on average of $8.06 per acre. There is l[ small thnt Hevcral millions of them in " Well, I declare! that’s about the j rater could not bo visible to tlie naked 1 meanest pictun' of George Washington I a capacity of 675,000 gallons. supply yet remaining unsold of the land-grant i of 21,600 feet of hose connects with a 262,885 acres. Thu early sales were Ij oye, and yet no microscojie lias yet been A Dcbuquk printer received the fol­ fire apparatus upjm each floor. Some mostly to speculators for tlie pine, while j1 made sufficiently |x>wnrful to reveal the idea of tiro elaborate fittings of the. ho­ tlie recent sales were to settlers for farm­ beautiful variegated designs on tlie ato-1 lowing note from his girl : 44 May I git mic shells! As for the parasites, tliqy, yanked out of .bed at midnibsevery nite tel may be obtained fri>m toe following ing pnrposeH. too, have their uses. A variety <»f plovtT by a.cuiG like Theydore Tilton, an.' car­ items from tho linen and uphbMtmy —A young non of Mr. O. McDonald, enters tlie crocodile’s mouth, picks tlie ried upp a million pare of stares, iff ever bill: 1,825 dozen table napkins; 5,TO) a fanner living near Flint, was out in the remnants of food off the animal's tongue, 1 sese to luv you, Jim." yards of damask*table-linen; 1,500 yards woods a few days since, drawing logs 1 ail'd from betwoen ita teeth. Tho living Tint Pittsburgh Chronicle says thnt of flue linen; 120 flue damask table­ with a pair of oxeff. In Homo way a cloths; 15,000 yards, of pillow linen; large log rolled npou young McDonald, UK*hi>kki»ui-<x«mrr,»iU,.>Umgu.UIU..' - Johunr ” BWlr, U><> «»1 oil IMneo, » „„ „ f„m botwooll tU«o ud 1,200 quilts, 86 by 89; 6 dozen bath breaking his legs and holding hitn fast erooodilk i> not mobiln. The Moli<w> „„w ragtag n F’’"I Btc a Ml bb-»i> hUAkota, 4 fe<i by 7; 30^000 yards of upon tlie ground. .Here ho lay for nearly nndor tho puml of k kind ot nl, ttml ; Onmg „ M)ll llxJk>nH » li't-pjM.prrtfy lUjon slieeting; 1,300 doien Turifisli half a day, unable to cull help, until a wilh , M, bonnet. ■towels; 5,000 yards ‘of crasli towels; 25 . man pisaiag that way heard his groans' ‘give. ih« alarm on Um approach ot dan-; «c <™I7.^">.dopendl 8l.xnAr.K:B<x,L U.eltor ; - Wind do dozen traj^ cloths ; 1,800 linen pillow j' rolled away the log, and carried him 'gar. on no peculiar condition of the trodj,and I, ■ ,m,lrnlUad . .ngering lor flluunu; 1,000 yards of Canton flannel; i , homo. It is almost impowiible thnt the am a. abundant il> ^enona of tho moat ■■ (praopt. 900 Nottingliam lace curtains; 250 pieci's I youth can recover from his injuries. robust ns of the most debilitated health. , ' „ in ti.s nwwn of flue plush; TOO pieces of fine mtin;’ . ly): " Practicing hymns in the mwiii —The re in a feeling pf general depres- 1pier home m the mmml<^ in U» , t..mhor, and Sunda, aehool ik th15 bales of ticking. Among toe articles j i aion among the lumtxrmen and mill- \ of furniture are mentioned 1,000 large ji owners at Bay City, owing to the unccr- । Jl-rnoon, and Udd. -oh-a i« Um ««.tlw ball of too eyo. They ore generally enufy-chaira, 1,000 Indies’ easy-chairs, 600 tainty of getting the new crop of logs ,either in too form of a loaf or a ribbon, , .. , . . rodong-cliaixs, and 350 nofns. More nd um not m««mril,. a. an. ouue imp . * Wmmtw. nddor «p|-d« to hhdeinto tho market. .There are some, how- ( tiu^i 75,000 yarda of. carpeting will be ever, who express hopes of a June ।pomd, oontlnod to a apoeud animal. Jbc HnqUant mthaurflan. by -pug : Th» required to cover the rooms. The ho­ freshet, and, consequently, n busy sea- ,tmnute. ol tUb h». Iman dotoCnd li,- ’'“k<?“’■' tak™. Fus­ tel wffl be opened about too 1st of 8q>- son for all. As nearly all in tho commu- [ing in th. inteatinoa of birda ; and there. «“'<«"P‘‘om J,mr. tf you wd bnng tembex. ■ . i • ■ j me ..me Uml, for the pnrpo-. of .tarel-' “ ““ , wt the potatom. w. emx hvntdl (opment, nmaf p^ intoUm ««momy of a «.««1 animal. Tima,f in ____________ o tho grand urOcImko. gel btg enough to dgf. ! drama called to the - - life, — even ns relating - ’—j j C.UiL Schurz luui resolved to settle St. Inertia,,become —Michigan, postal affairs: Di«con/in- lowest created organism, there presides permanently in ...-------------------------- —on ued — Bloomington, Sanilac coruity ;' a law as harmonious m that which rules [ editor, and try to live down the fact tliat South B-irtou, Ionia county. Postmiu-' 010 Khiru-__________ he "i* mc0 in,United State* Senate, terr Appointed — Agnew, Saginaw, SUjfriittAXKAX Flilts. Every truly charitable man will wish him county, Abrahar-. D. Agnew; Blair, i Tlw Virginia Oily miners are fully ; success,reach but a helping hand to him, nity are directly or indirectly interested in tho welfare of the lumber Irnmness, A paper was read More the Man- i. there ore a targe numlxsr on the anxious phejiter ;Statortici*l Society, u short time Ij sent just now. t’hk trottLiea i-owlatiox. ago, adiin’g attention to too rewhrehe.'f ' of tlifi German statisticinnH Behm and Wagner, with respect to too population of the world. Of the many iwtimates of the ptuqbex of inhabitants of our globe, none are accounted trustworth. In 1683 ; ; 11 I Barry county, Mah’ou. Cooper : CortVorsins estimated that there were 500,­ ■ laud Gentry, Kent county, Nathan D. 000,000. Behm and Wagner set downJ| Saimilera ; Dailey, Cms county, John tjte uurnber at tl» present time as 1, I1 Brewer; Greenwood Furnace, Marquette 39T,A30,0()0. Tlie subjects of Victoria ;! county, Richard Elake; Meara, Oceanic are rated at 300,000,000. Bussis has a ! county, CyreuiiiH Slaght; Pack’s Mills, convinced toe srieutista are right in as-1 and encourage him to peraevere iu his , *>rting that n great part of the bulk of - good resolution. . {the **rth is still a seething molten umss, I Evxryikhh dost not worship Mannn-ra that hrai not cooled in the untold agro ^jth an exdurava idolatry* A gentle­ ■ elajised rir.ee our globe wan shot- out of IISau uttaclu»d to the inWtectaal 4ep<rt। U,« "un ur Bome oti‘"r hut I,boa • meat of a New Turk journal hira just i; Samtac county, Arthur I’adc; Plank J cooHiig space. The rocks that some-: broken off his engagement with on Rood, Wavnc countv, James Wallace. ! titneu get hot and stay iwated at tlie: |>ecause bn iwught her scnitehi -" The’ Michigmi State Sportanwu'a boUom ““** P*Wr ing Iwr luad al tlw dintwr-tabte with ' . A—tM™ for Ufa Frofacti-J of Gmo. «?" ’O '’“’J'™ »* Ar- population of 82,000,000. India, sapjhi^xI to be the most pupulomi country on the globe, has probably 800,000,000 inhabitants. China is said to liave 400,­ 000,000 inlmbitants, but th* estimate is ; undoubtedly grossly exaggerated. The population of South America has been checked by internal discord. In Para­ guay there is said to have been an actual loss of 337,000. An <wtimak> baaed ' their fotrin, and find that the 30 or ID upon the past growth of Great Britain ■ bnmebea of that faith nnmlier 5,407,815 and the United States, give* to the for­ : communicants throughout the wo>l<L It mer cranntjy in toe year ‘2000 a popula­ 1 « projxwtad Ur twite this vtad force fat an tion of 91,000,t)OQ, and to the lattiT of • *’ 1 iu.«gri*»itve warfare on Satan, and a «m- 546,000,000. fen*M6 wffl be held in London next Inly, haaAWO milaa of narigebte Es-m t-Jtnpojed of delegate from all (hero hranchre, at which the effort will he rmufe OOarechil“ 11112aL_. . «.l Tfah- ~ n^otly orpu.ir.xl .. ; 4 k»M Detroit The association is f.,rnje<l for J”' Th’’ the purpofa of aiding in th. procuring - 6—1 “d of .11 neo—r, logfafalion for th. ««>pM. protect,.™ of gu» kodlfah through- : - «“■ A -n’ and excited A 1i’4XIJ Augx> excited individual individual I d*ril'd *nto • "'“T Ue- ktber faoruing, 7 ““U,7’ ^(1 u„ '“’"W : (1Uto„ B-l-1 fo,‘ h<|..,» q.nHt tA out th- s«r of .neh n»u bfa Mien «..! out bt. btwi seaaoa na aa tne m thia uus State auwo ohaU aaau OT or!: ,. . . . i ’'hocking!.*!'* The bar-tender promptly tutnaoM tho lawn of . _, ... ... . ra.T brr^lKrr m.ke it uuUwInl »> 12^. b,' tnr0~’ ““ i""’ * to“bl“r•« or expose «for sals, ■ any lawn to wtntcrowi nvs nsonusi ;_i. ,u., .i..v . * „ or *pnrsn.-, or sell, . . ummcu „, , *> ‘icb tto'*_>strung, r dnta.dnMwdr - 1 mi talk’ ucrore, «*» WAKK4 rciuskutui Ki.ioug me I” O’ »•». had generated. It fa aUted in' r..«ulent, E. B. Hohnaa, of Grand JU,e id.; Heoond Tic relent, D. H. Kittn ... o . . . . d ’ . ., ___ U«1 uir v;r»* mr m um- i«-mrw jx»n t . V _ • ... nf of ML Mt Hlrnumia. men.; Tr—urer. C.tl. It creta si ,356,580 tn keep the wonwm rivwi alfegrthw, and often the lianiret of thia country in imparted enraeta for work is pm on th«m by their almoet C-taan. .4 Pairrai. ooeyw. brutal parents. , »i~- Fl— '”*■ _____ . . i" -I- ><—r . .____ _ „ ,____ . . �------------ ul:......... i....... ler September 1st.- , band and congralnlate him ou the yain he hroitgbl upon Almeda Davis —she who«e girlish heart lies ooki and, puterlass in the dreamless slunt- Trcouiseh intends to eeleliraV Deoorattou Day in appropriate style FRIDAY, MAY 14. 1875 ClrmUlo At When tnree hundred men will tom trees along their Mreeta for shade oiit to-ride alter a poor, sickly fox. and Wbfild rMpoolftilly call the attention of the hurrah and yell and jump fences and cUImus of Nashville and vicinity, to treej. break suspender buttons, Dio Lewis The new liquor law, already has $350,000 is the losses catiumtedto needn't be blowing around that Amer­ . closed up aevend whisky shops in have been sustained by freshets this icans are a melancholy race. different parts of the State. It does spring in Michigan. An English a wy boy lou ten Klinil justice 'fined muwm n not give entire m it* factkm to all par Small pox has broken out with shillings for, ' ” ' " * to. If enforced it will accomplnh It* intended object, vix: that of shutting up ninny saloons and lessening ‘the umoiin! of crime caused by intcropeianqe. The bill provides fur a uniform tax of $160 a year upon all retail dealers in spirituous liquors, and $140 u|»on venders of beer. ‘ Wholesalefii and maoufaeturero pay from $60 to □n the twelfth day of April, A. D. 187A tob wn.t ran BOISE & LEE if n a little man John Bull te. the sort of If the boy bail been humming a tune .BOOKS. S TAT1ONER Y. James Whalen, a breakman on the he'd have probably been executed. WALL PAPER, PAINTS, Main line, fell from his train last A young man tending bar in Gal Monday. TLi. train passed over his. veston has just fallen heir to ah En OILS VARNISHES legs, injuring him so severely that he ch»h fortune ot $50,000, while poor BRUSHES GLASS. Michigan .students feel enthusiastic; il lias since died. they pick up a nicklc on the side­ PUTTY. DYE STUFFS. Alvis Stockmann, ’ Mrs. Xavier walk. TOILE T AR TICLES, Richlin, Mrs. Joseph Beyer, Mrs. CQneen Victoria will not hnve a Wholesale and Retail the Washtenaw county poor house. 4300. These taxes are placed in the Bloc n bn mtn er, and Michael Moi-nuen handsomer woman than henelf PERFUMES hiinds of tho County Treasurer for j। of Detroit, and Dwight KJinck of nrour.d court, and the consequence is collection on or before the first Mon- | Fruitport, sailed on iho ill-fnted a collection of females os much ugliet than Sus.-»u B.-Ajitlionj as can be ■ day in June, ami a refusal to pay said steamer, Sehilkr, and all were lost. imagined. tax is considered a misdemeanor, anti Their sad fate has cast n gloom over -When an Ohio farmer hires a man is punishable by n heavy fine ur im­ Dutrbit and Fruitport he expects him to Usaw .wood before File TeUccw wi Gjmb, prisonment tn the evunty jail. No The Escanalm Tribune says that daylight and churn after supper, and dealer can sell without giving bonds twenty miles of railroad will be built if he is a willing hand they can gen­ erally manage to send him after the of from $1,000 to $3,000, and ore from Spaulding to the Menominee doctor about midnight and turn him forbid, under heavy penalties to. sell iron range this summer;. It it doubt­ out at three o'clock to see if he for­ io minors, drunken persons or habitu­ ful. however, whether any of the orc got to lock the bam doors. al drunkards, or selling on the will be sent tb Menominee, as the Two Philadelphians had a fight For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only Sabbath day. Il also fives every owners of the mioes expect te sell it over the question as to how old Adam person, itij-tred by the sate of liquor, to furnaces iu Wisconsin. The was when he died, and the Police whether it be man, woman or child, Justice made the fine $20 apiece and Michigan grant.of land will thus be tho right of action against the Vender. devoted to promoting the- industries remarked that Adam was old enough •ro know better. of other States, a course not dreamed “Tnere was an old family fuel be­ There is*an old theory that the in­ of bg the Legislature a) the time* the tween them," was what a female wit­ terior of the earth is n veritable para­ bill was passed.! ness m*a Chicago murder case said dise, the only entrance into which is to the jury. A juryman asked her if to be found Polos. Could Arctic ex­ she didn’t mean “feud ?" nnd she IF YOU WANT asked him who was telling the story. plorers but believe this theory it Our renders will remember that would be a great stimulus to them. Latest estimated give the popu’a- PAINTS and OILS It would certainly be worth the while i n November lost Almeda Davis was tion of our globe as 1,391 OOO.OUO dis­ dompteinant's sol tetter within twenty days afte r »rr»ico on him ot a copy of .Mid bill OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF default thereof, teat raid UB will ba taken m confwfed by said non-rwidant dafeadaei. CROCKERY GLASSWARE 11 x News, a pctblie newspaper, printed, published and circulat- WINES & LIQUORS! GRAND BIVER VALLEY DIV. appearanee. It is proposed that everybody. man, woman, and child, plant an elm( oak; , maple or some other good tree on the ground where it lives this year, as a1 ccntenial offering to those who mayr come after them and sit in the shadei -«f the same. Signor Wandanna, the sword swal­ lower; while performing with the’ sworn at Calais, Me., May 10th, cutt ’ himself internally and soon died from( , 'injuries received. “They that live by ' the sword shall die by the sword." Jbc new Tork building of the Newf Tribune is nine stones high to the kitchen and Mary asked him। to stay, and he concluded to. In the1 evening when Mr. Davis took out his• watch and sa d it was a quarter to' nine, he made the excuse of noti wanting to play becauso Meda hitI him on the back, mid whispered and told him not to play any longer. She went up to bed and after the rest had played one game he went up and went to bed. and Meda came.mid g«>» into bed with him. Mrs Dams called to him, and Meda hunched him and told him not Io answ.-r; but he did. Mrs. Davis came up, and Meda jumped .from the bed. Mrs. Davis said : f’Meda, what are you doing in Martid's bed," and .-Meda said : "I came in here." Then Mrs. Davis said, “I will settle with you for ‘.his in the morning.” She said nothing mure anJ went down stairs. Meda When a man comes in and wants to' know who wrote that article, he is then said to him, “Mo’her will not told that the author is on the top have a chance to settle with me in tho morning,'* then she went to her floor with the elevator broken. room. - It is now the 16th ot Juno that the Tho EDWARD A. HOLBROOK. Circuit Court CommiMioser te and for I ry County. Mieb. _ CLEM.ENT SMITH, Complainant’s Solicitor SPECIALTY. A SUGAR, 10 to 14 Gents! THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF SHELF Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! HMMM M’ddlcvlHe, Hammond, Grand Rapid*, GOODS IN THE VILLAGE. SsiSr..... UlddUVllIe, Charlotte, CANNED FRUITS OF ALL KINDS AT COST! FANCY GROCERIES Of all kinds, and Bonn Bao'a will give eery cloae U WHOLESALE CASH RATES. Physicians will find our stock complete, at the lowest living prices. Prescriptioiis Carefully Prepare! AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION! Xi* MX pher Kill, of Cuuletoo, Michigan, a certain I0.M UJo 1X14 aI note, the miss day made, and, whereas, tho said mortgage waa duly recorded in'the office of the Register of Dead* of Barry county. Michigan, on the loth day of Janu­ ary, 1873, in Liber *‘Z*' of mortgages, on rtuoday nlfht train leave* Pentwater pacing livered, on the 27th day of September, A. ■ugh Grand HapkUal 7Jo p m and NashvilleOJN D. 1878, by said Cbnrtopber Kill, to Joshua W. Glenn, which raid alignment wm duly recorded in the oftee of ihe Register of Deeds in Barry county, Michigan, on tho Wm E. SAVAGE & BRO a COLUMN 2UU day of May, A. D. 1874. In Liber “6" of mortgages, on page 118, nnd. where**, said Joshua W. Gienn did, on the ICth day of June. A. D. 1874, duty and legally assign said mortgage '■nd deliver said note to Grif­ fith & Kerr, of Nuhville, Michigan, which raid aMignmeni>WM duly recorded te the office of the Register of Deeds in Barry county. Michigan, on the 12tb day of March, A. D 1875, in Liber ‘-No. 6” of mortgages. PATENTS. SSl^ Paid for all kinds of Produce, or exchanged GLASS AND PAINT. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Foil BARGAINS OT »»»> FiRMERS, HTENTIOKI KERR & CROCKER 90 per cent above 1st cost. are Mlling AT THE AT ALLEN’S, AT ALLEN'S, AT ALLEN’S, scribed in Mid mortgage, or so much ihere- D2TB0IT, MICH. expenara of this aale and an AUorney fee of twenty-five dollar*, eiiputeted to be paid by the term* of aald mortgage, should the same be foreclosed. The description of tho premises as de­ scribed in acid mortgage is as follows, to wit: Village Lot No. Un (10) In Alanson W. Phillips* addition to the Village of Nash­ MICHIGAN. DETROIT, ville, Barry county, Michigan, according to the plat and survey thereof. Dated Naabville, March 18lh, 1875. to work for tie JCqulteW* Life Amrar' (Society GRIFFITH A.KERR, Assigntea of a:......... Cunutirr Smith, Attorney for Assignees. 25 MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made in the condi. MORTGAGE SALE. ontufa certain indenture of mortgage, Default having been made in the conditions ade and executed on tho first day of April, the year of oar Lord one thouvand eight E. W. VOIGT’S SALVATOR BEER Agrirnltural gmpltmrnfs OF ALL KINDS, Gale's Chilled Plows^ WILL BE FOUND DRAGS, CULTIVATORS, ®o 355 9 CLOTHING, Grans' Plows. Wheel Horse Rakes, vor of Thomas SbelJon of Cssitelon, Miebig>n, which raid tn or«gag* was duly record­ ed te tbs office of the Resister of Deeds of Barry county, Michigan, on the first day of July, A. D. 1870, at eleven o'clock A. M-. te Liber T of morigagea, on page 192, which said mort gage wm given to seeure tho payment of •even hundred [$700] dollars in yearly pay­ ments, of one hundred dollars each year, from ibe date of said mortgage, with inter­ est at the rate of ten per cent per aunum peyaUv asssslly; and p wra thereby and in raid mortgage expressly agreed that ibould any default be made in the payment main unpaid and in arrears for the i] BOOTS AND SHOES HATS AND CAPS CROCKERY, . ’ Cheap As Dirt, CHAMPION WALL PAPER, GARDEN SEEDS Cheap As Dirt, , ’ REAPER & MOWER thereon, abonld al the option of the obligee, bte executor*, edminirtrators or ansigns. become and be duo and payable immediately thereafter, although the period an aboee Cheap as Dirt. LUMBER WAGON! । IN THE MARKET. paid and in erreers for the «p4ce of ten days and upwards, the aforesaid principal mun of seven hundred dollars, with all the ar­ rearages of inlereat thereon, hath been nod te declared to be now duo and payable, and there is now claimed to be dun on said indentare of mortgage the sum of *tveu hundred and 38-100 ($74A.3«) dollars, and slock of the above named Implements at COME AND SEE- MAKE IT PAY YOU 33 wbiob raid mortgage wm given io secure the payment of twelve hundred twenty and 75-100 [$1220.75] dollars, two years from the date of said mortgage, with interest at ths rate of ten per cent per annus* payable annually ; And it waa thereby and in t>*U mortgage expressly agreed that should any expressed, and should the aame remain un­ paid and in arrears for the space of thirty days, then and from thenceforth, that te to say, after the lapre of Mid thirty days, tho said principal sum of twelve hundred twenty and 76-lOOths dollars, with all arrearages of interest thereon, rhould at the option of Ihe obligee, bis execu'ora, administrators, or as­ signs, become and be due and payable itamediately thereafter, althaugh the period as above limited for the payment thereof might not (hen have expired, anything therein be- wire notwithstanding ; and default having I will call tho attention of farmers, me- COME AND SEE, December, tn the year of our Lord one thou­ sand eight hundred and eeventy-ihree, by Peter Simot, of Nuhville, Michigan, te fa­ vor ofCharlea B. Richard non of the aame place, which said mortgage waa duly rveord- AND A FEW Grangers' Prices COME AND SEE, one hundred and sarenty six dollars al this date, and default has been made te the pay­ ment of said sum: Now, therefore, by reasop of said default, the assignee of eaid mortgage, by virtue of the power in said mortgage contained, wiH, on the 19th day of June, A. D. 1875, at the hoar of ten-^cteck, A. M., of said da/, jn the city of Hastings, al the north front door of the court house, in said city, (that being the place of holding WANTED. NO, NOT AT COST, DL’T gowx Sows JJtobb! Millerites have , fixed upon for the jAiy Sprin/: comments upon the case time when they will don their white as follows, which we mink is aboui Martin Bur.nell,—-weep over and smite upon him-* t ’. e Itim by the M'f Ex. 7,00 am 7^* 22 • SJB •,u MS »,** in ’a lo,tt ' IM* West ConjTeee St-, brtn.lt. THO&aBPBAGLE. PrreMent Hartford (Van Buren Co.] robes, and leave this world of sin and right: On Saturday last, just before noon, the case was submitted in the jury and those twelve Apostles retired to find their verdict. During the last r The following from the Plainwell three days of the trial tho .court room Republic is about as neatly ••pul" as was crowded to ruflbeation, mid scores of ladies were in hourly attendance anything we ever saw upon the sub­ When the jury had received their ject of advertising: charge, nnd were ready to pass If any Of our friends think advertis­ through (he audience to their room, ing is a modern invention they arc it was some time befoie a passage About four o’clock quite ratetaken. Boaz was considered could be made a prudent business man and when the the jury came m with a verdict of not estate of Ruth s father-iri.law was to “guilty," and when the lorman made be sold he -‘advertised it," and then tho atuiounceir.ent. there war a deaf bid It in, a good deal as mortgagees ening applause, and the pretty little do now days we suppose. We’ll bet feet of ladies stamped the floor in he never w^ri heard to say that adver­ expression of their great joy, at the tising didn’t pay. It is recorded that acquital of the prisoner. Slimne on the Devi! did some advertising once the conduct of these Indies [?] who -when he was in the fruit business, and (hus cheered and rejoiced at the acsucceeded in “taking in" two very qoital of a murderer of one of their green customers, Adam nod Eve. who sex ! Whether innocent or guilty of hadn't yet learned to dtetinguiih be­ the charge, Martin Bunnell, by his tween an honest advertiser and n own statement, proved himself a fraud. We’ll |rost our readers so they miserable, obscene villain, and drove the pool girl to suicide, if he did not The honest advertisers are those who kill her with lite own hand. And the speak through the columns of the ladies [?| cheered him—God save the home paper and thus assist in sup- mark ! Death and the grave have }»ortiiig that which in time coukibutes seated the lips of 'hts aictim—a fair ao largely to btiildiug up the village young girl-in her youth and beauty— and its business interests. The and him for whom she died goes «ato “frauds" are those who atlvertiea by court and makes public the shame, means of tarred “shingles" ateick out she brought upon herself fur loving on the frout of their shanties an him “not wisely but too well.” She non train g that they have “sault for busted m him Hie, but ra death he H>il," want “bitter and cgs." etc. has deceived h-r. And respectable Look out lor that latter class. Shun pj women applaud the verdict that them as ?ou would suitkcs in a cow set at freedom a seducer, if nut a pasture, fur if you buy olthetn skippers qittrtierer, of one of their sex! O will eat your cheese, your chickens woman’s mercy and woman » charily ■will have the “pipa," your ducks will that would lust ver the ruin of n lay top-sided eggs, and* things gener­ trusting loving girl, whose pride ally go worse wuh you than they di«l perhaps induced her to seek refuge with mother Eve. Blink to honest in a a.iicide's grave,' Fair ladies o f the World, g*r pity and fondle the gentlemanly and candid maaner to poor girl’s daranoiler whenever you Sxjtoe and see for youraolvui." If you i meet him, but despise and worn the deal with them, you'll lie dealt Gririy [ । liitte bright dower tliat will bloom on the poor girl's grave ! In me ball* WhereA«, Francis Pattison, of Nashville, D»» Kx. la^opm IMS SB 1,S MS 9bM MS Of all kinds which we WARRANTTOBE pure “Falling Water," is tho pretty With thanks for past patronage we trust liamo of an Indian niaidrn up in Chippewa County, but she chews by fair prices and honest dealing to merit its tobacco and wears an old pair of ar- continuance call and see ns before pr.rchraing. my pants, with horn buttons on them. —blilwaMkee News. F.C.4F.T. BOISE Druggists. BOISE & 1£E. w «wm, ot mu, : STATIONS CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, of navigators to penetrate that mys­ futind in her bed al her father’s house, tributed as follows: Europe, 300,­ 530,00; Asia, 798,220.000; America, terious region if the effect promises to near Coldwater, with her throat cut 84,542,000 ; Australia and Polynesia, be crowned with’ any suchsuccess ns from ear to ear. A young man 4,*38,00U. working for her father slept in an the discovery of a Heaven so near us‘ Clnra Louise Kellogg is making adjoining room and was charged with $2,000 a week, hnr the poor girl is to­ Decoration Day is now a legal hol­ committing the crime and arrested. tally ignorant ot the delight which In the trial, which concluded at comes from hanging over ihe garden iday, and iLis well. Surely the fnth era and brothers that laid down their Coldwater week before last, Martin gate, on a damp night, catching at once a husband and a cold. lives for iho preservation of the Un­ Bunnell made the following coward­ Reading t|ie great Spurgeon’s dec­ ion and their homes, sht«ld be re­ Iv statement: p He said that on the afternoon of laration. ‘A cigar is a thing to thank membered, and what could be a morei p Gud for," a navy yard school boy , that dav, when he was thinking of 'fitting emblem of remembrance than , bought a cigar. Ho urns afterward going home, Meds told him not to go to strew their graves with flowers. and she would come to his bod that seen hanging over a fence, but he night He made no reply and went[ was not giving thanks. : , With Nsw and Fkxsh Goods, which they will sail at Drugs, Medicines great viuleuco among the inmates of BTAT10S9 “49" BOISE BRO’S The people of Mason suLont apple MICHIGAN' CENTBAL. H. M. LEE I* C. BOISE. QREKTlniS! our standjust north of Wolcott's. CASH DOLLAR DEAL 4 lbs Rio Coffee for ft liRWT EVERYTHING we Sell 1 <»o 10 ll-s New Orleans Sugar 1 00 12 lbs Family Mackerel 1 00 1 lb A No. I Tea 1 co 15 lbs Butter Crackers I 00 11 lbs Satisfaction Fino Cut 1 00 10 Rolls Wall Paper 1 00 5 Boxes Linen Faced Collars 1 00 1.. EWERV’S I Pair Patent Overalls 1 00 wv can fully warrant all liuggias we tell. I 00 10 Pairs Mens* Haff Hose 1 so ** Ladies’ Hose and provided, I shall sell at public auction 1 00 1 00 HR DICKINSON. county of Barrysaid coart house being the place for holding the circuit court for the eon aly of Barry,—<>n Baiurday the third day of July, A. D. 1875, at the hoar of tea ing the place of bolding the circa it court for tho county of Barry.—on Saturday the third day of July, A. D. 1875, al the hour mortgage. nrao much thereof an ebail be Irish Linen Tabic Cloths only I1 Balls Best Knitting Cotton claimed to b« dec on said indenture of mortgage ike eum of thirteen bnndred thir­ teen and 17-lOOtl.g dollar*, f$IU8.17] and eteo an atiornry fee of fifty d„lUr», a» in raid mortgage expreMly provided ; end no nit at tew or in equity having been in- SI OU 11 lbs Japan Tea for 10 nt thirty days and upwards, the aforesaid principal sum of twelve hundred twenty and 75-100tbs dollar* with all arrearages of in* isntirc SatiH faction. KERR k CROCKER. THOMAE BH ELDON, CLEMENT SMITH, Mortgagee. A Korney for Mortgagee. I Dated Nashville, April ti, 1875. 28- CHARLERIk RICHARDSON, CLEMENT SMITH. Mortgagee, �NEW GOODS!. NEW GOODS! The saw Ina o FRIDAY. AINSWORTH & EBOOKS, MAY 14. 1875 preparation. and 21m. $2,500 OH HAND AT pay tlw Highest Marks! Pries for W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, POTATOES, —Dnrid Dwnary hae bought the building. CORN. Sts at Qlill. ’ Conacll ProccedlDga- APPLES, OATS, Delivered at their Cojjxcil Rooms, 1 May 11 187$. J Regular meeting held. Drj C*o$s, Clover Seed, &c.. Bats, Csps, ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. Boots, Shots, Notlois, Prepent, — Downing, Wolcotl, and Halbert, (Trustee*. are paying $1.20 for wheat. This (s one of Olds Minutes of the previous meeting LATH, the most reliable and bast firms in Barry Co. read-hnd approved. SHINGLES, Petition presented' asking for a WA TER LIME, sidewalk on State St. between SALT, Washington and Reed Sts., petiton HAIR. Atkins here formed granted and side walk ordered to be STUCCO, completed within thirty days. JOHN B. EASTMAN. q L1KBHAUSER, U" TAILOB 1? PARADY, Manufacturer of _____________ ou___ & JONES, Justice of the Peace, Nuhvllle, Mich. Crncral CamyaKOKf, MONEY TO LOAN MRS. L. O. CROCKER Neck Ties, Rushings, Collars and Cuffs, er has received her stock of new Millinery The President on motion appointed Downing. Halbert and Wolcott as a Cemetery Committee. On motion council adjourned. Hsing space. Go and see them. something that will soit yon all. She has E. J. Feigbnor, Recorder, painted, and other improvements dons too FINE, LARGE STOCKOF CLOTHING SVITH from »8. to »30. SPMS ttSIS! Grreeting! —Jesse Austin baa finished "digging the cellar of his new house on bis lots across the river. Its dimensions will be 24x26 fed. something in the shape of an L, and will be buiU of brick. The brick walls will —The first annual meeting of the HaCinga Home Association will lake place at Hastings on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, May ^....-•-•1’20 1.10 .... .....0,56 ........... <0(475 ...1.60@L75 60 @ 65 ........... MX2 40 ...6,60(^8,00 4.00 ,^l,25®l,&0 . ..0.G5 ---------- 2.25 ---------- 0.28 0,16^0.16 -------- -.0.08 .0.08 .6.00 wooftisog LOCAL MATTERS. and satisfaction guaranteed. a-days? Strangers hear of the natural ad­ vantages and fair frme of tho banner village and flrek in by the hundreds te '*see for themselves.’’ No one can be too corteous todiesc persons. Nashville business men are all doing well. From poor men, a few Especial Attention JOB THE LADIES ESPECIALLY | Wkiiliu. ■ftu. Bay State Suspenders at Dtcxix box's. KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rustlings, mite Goods, BOOTS AND SHOES, AND Ladies’ Linen Collars Ac Cuffs Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. To match all new Spring styles, bought at Ready pay customers shall have no cause my own price, to be sold accordingly । complain of high prices. Very Cheap. Grive IVTe a Call. Nashville, Mich., April 1st, 1876. G. A. TRUMAN, Nashville, Mich., Jan. 27. 1876. W. A. AYLSWGRTH. L. J. WHEELER LISTEN? PURMTDRE MANUFACTORY! Plows Plows Plows! JACOB LENTZ & SONS Something Into rstlng and Val- Manufacturers and keeps on han BQU Specie payments resumed al Don’t make your pur­ chase until yon have seen my Stock. is invited to my stock of WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IJi TOWN. White wheat, per bn. Red » •• m. Oats, “ “. Potatoes, •« “ Beans, •• *• . Apples, green, Turnips, “ •• . Clover see<L “ •*.. Timothy ee®J,“ “. Onions. “ “ Corn, per 70 lbs, ......... Barley per 100 lbs-.. Eggs, per doten----Buller^ per lb.,4..~ Dried Apples, •• Lard,•«... Dressed Hoge “ Dress laiiu, Catting ail Fiitim Done Mrs. N. JU. STEBBINS ' G. A. Truman, President. MAHHIEU. —An iron fence will graoe the front of H. On April ISlb, 1876. Mr. Abram Keagle, orCaitUten, to Mise Alice Crab, of Wash­ one of the nicest residences in Nashville. ington, Ludos county, Ohio. IN ALL OF . THE LATEST STYLES. amount of $3,600 will be distributed. We are under obligations to the society for a Hats Bleached and Pruned. complimentary. Let the beat horse flesh of FALL MILLINERY GOODS! kt. Again in the Trade BOOTS and SHOES, Spring and Hammer MILLINKRY& FANCY GOODS! Csft, Cirquexoloodoa ter of the sidewalk. ELIHU CHIfMAN, HAS JUST RECEIVED A Collars, * I wovld respectfully inform my friends On' rao'.ion C; C Wolcott was that I am granted the privilege of using Cherry last Bunday. It exhibited in Hastings alley while constructing his store. On motion the Overseer in Road Disc No.S'was directed to apply 25 and shall be pleased to rtneir of Detroit, Rochester and Eastern manudays work-on the road running west from L. Durkee’s, and one half of the JStisineaB Itelationw goods ho bought while there aro arriving by remaining work on the main road running south of Nashville. with you. I trust by fair dealing-1 shall be Bools from $2.50 to $1 pr pair On motion by C. C. Wolcott able to retain your confidence,- and to win —J. F. Fuller has built a neat picket fence around his residence; and is laying Herliert M. Lee was appointed Trustee to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of D. F. Irland. Brooke will follow suit In —Springer's JOHNQ^KSSY^ . Shirts, fc.. 4^, Petition presented asking for a sidewalk on the south side of which we ship and retail at bottom prices. Washington St-, laid over for want of AINSWORTH Ac BROOKS, wn. I. on ..hibltl.B *1 Boia. Bro*, due Repkeseetation. Petition presented asking for labor Proprietor!. store. It was caught by Wm. Bartley in on Quean SL, laid on the table. The following accts were presented —Elibu Chipman has built a neat fence and*on motion allowed: around his. place, and is making arrange 0. Stroop prinaiDg...$7-47. manta to erjet an upright addition to .his Wm,'E. Griggs, Marshall aerrio«s,.~,„ .6.00 G. A. TRUMAN ClMMag, - uble. Parlor, Library, Dinin, Offlce aid GENERAL FUITURE! Doable Self-Sharpealag Improved Together with a f ill assortment ot KOCHER BROS. MIRRORS.PICTURES, FHAMES ZDRESS ZMZAKING CALL AMD SIL REESE & DETTERICK AND CARDS, BRACKETS, inhabitant to show a better and fairer rec­ ord than can Nashville. Oh, who wouldn't be hippy and live la Nashville. brands of Clapp's cigars. —Cabbage, Lettuce, Pieplant, Radishes, —The Christian Church of this Village have adapted the Envelope plan in raising funds to pay their incidental expenses, and thing else at <19. Boise & Lss 19* Dickinson has cheap wall paper. FOR ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, Bites, Pelts ant Fan. Those contributing for incidentals enclose trade 1 will return change ia srscia, act to exceed fifty rents. Wmxxlkb. their names. Immediately after service the NOTICE! XOT1CEJ stewards gather the envelopes and the funds Mr. Stiles having sold out his interest in are distributed whore they belong. The the firm of L. C Boise i Co., and as I biive all Ihe accounts, I wish nii partire indebted first collection last Sabbath was $31.10. to said Boise A Co., to call and seule with­ out further notice. HASTINGS ITEMS. May l(Xh, 1876. NO EXCUSE FOB BEING SICK. Garden shall strW ornt.a 21-46 Elegant New Quarters, the Throat and Mr. Buckle has sold bis village property, to Jane Williams for $1,000. REESE Ac DETTERICK. excellent in other localities. GENERH MERCHUDISE Saw MTJ11 Wajon to buy Fresh BUTTER <md EGGS. Baty Cabs and PeramMaturs i Dry Goods Business I PAT THE IllR-Iiest Caeli T?r*ice The truly wonderful and justly celebrated Plow—a plow that is surely destined to .work its way into general use as fast as it becomes known. All that is required ol it to do so, is hs use. Il is very nest, strong, compact apd simple in its construction; there being in all but lour jriecen of castings, viz.; Mouldboard, Landside. Point and Share. Tlie Point nnd Share, unlike other plows, are separate pieces of castings, In the new' brick block, apposite ihe Union thereby securing a great saving in wear, as every farmer knows that the COFFINS AND CASKETS, House, aud are bound to lead tho Co. iu the point of his old style plow is soon worn good lor nothing, while his share would do much service if he could separate it from the point. And besides Of all styles and sixes, and MDTAIAC all that, the truly great economy iu tins Plow is, that when the under side CASES furnished to ordee of the Point becomes worn beveling, as all points do, especially in hard land, it can be turned upside down, and you have the sharp chisel edge SHR 0UDS AND COFFIN LIN­ that was up, now on the bottom, cutting keenly; and thus you can keep INGS kept constantly on hand. turning it. fiist one side down and then the other, until it is worn too short for use. And then when you have thus worn out one end of your Point, you have the other end of the same Point to do you equal service as the first. Thus you have in one Point the wear of four at least, of the old style We manufacture our Furnltme from the best thoroughly seasoned lumber and warof points. ' . . And then the Share also has two edges, which can be used vice rersa and while one end of the Point, or one edge of the Share is in use, the other is hid inside the Plow, giving it sirength. and not marring its symetry in the Nashville M ich. least. Thus the Share is equal in service to at least two of the old style, aud by its being disconnected from tlie Point and need not be thrown away with it because it is worn out, this Share is equal to more tlian two old style. And not only has ths Plow the above great advantages economy in wear of Points and Shares, but it has much advantage in wear iu the shape of the Landside and Mouldboard. This Plow is the result of twenty years con­ stant stur.y, and the expenditure of eight thousand dollars in experiment"The Landside, unlike other plows, instead of having a lateral projectile at its bottom, (supposed and is actually necessary in other plowrto keep them Manufacturer of iu the ground level,) the Wllom corner of t’.e Lnndsidc-of-this Plow is (OTTOUDEN, rounded, and stands slanting in tinder the Plow. Thus there is no projec­ Hard aud Soft Wood tion there to be soon worn o(T, and when worn off tour Plow much injured. The wear of its Lands de is equal on all its surface. The Mould-board ol this Plow has been the subject of the g*ealest atndy and experiment, ronliing in one on which the furrow slice bears equally on every ,>art of its surface, and it has also demonstrated the fact that it is not ihe character of the metal alone, but the peculiar shn|»e of it. that enables plows to “scour" in the most sticky, mucky soil. Tins plow, made of ©.st iron, will scour in any soil that a steel plow will; Il bas.^.aho. great pulFOR THE verizrng properfwa. In the extremely Uard doddy grqdnd. farmers have Have removed to their DUSTERS, Ac C- it, C., three years, over 250.000 sample bottles by Druggists in ail parts of tho United States No other manufacturer of modieine ever ve their • to your K Sample belt lea 10 eta. each. also* DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CASSIimS, FL LUMBER, WHOLESALE H. Powers. Connty Cl«k, is adding k BOOTS & SHOES, Yankee Notion' RETAIL TRADE. rocenes The Proseeating Atteruey is highly com­ mended for his able prosecutions at the Ute matoo laying out Of all kinds, and in fart MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER CHA8. W. DEM ARA Y ZCT ZE JLS, Will do well to look over my stock of j BUILDING LUMBER! policed this jicceharitv a great deal. ' Aud now, lastly we’ have a Plow witltuut any sjiedal preasure in one part more than another, we should expect that it would hold cnxy and draw easy. Well, it docs. It will run alone without any buMing. and has done | it, with the horses on a trot. This How heat the Oliver Chtllwl, Gale J ChiKed and alt the plows On draft at the Stalo Fair. 113 Ite, and at ihe Washtenaw Co. Fair, 128 His. This Plow is now the most perfect two or three horse Plow, made in the U- 3. . Errruthinn you Want, JPllICJE, #1^-00. POINTS. 450 <Dt». FOR SALE ONLY AT ! Mil-boards in front of the cenrt yard on ^1*5.00 Reward. will FRESH MEATS, Mb tills, Zfich. LATH & SHINGLES A W. OLDS *iC. C. WOLCOTT’S HARDW^BF ^nn ~ * 1 your Butter, I-^gs and Dried Fetal. ,.s am *>/!« rn.iji,,' j W. H. KM'BElt k Bro. Where everything in ujo �■gatiMrt b«r htakttaud liecwnse ths New Tart law ot Msy ID, ISffT, dmtarw » wife to be ineomjtotent m a wriurtw fur or sgdn-t her husband. However. Mm. TUton dertvfai ell the benefit ot having b«» appeal jmNfahed, white •< the mxm -tle». IL H. Marrite®, a meentar at tire time omwping tbs jwtoa* pttfalli of tnrtympeBoard rrf Trade, and lately identified with tho ineroaotite and commercial interred of (thfaeft*, Ary.-Stephan Fear! Andrew* dropped-deed, on ’t .'hango, of heart dfareoe Im« eouhuuad Mb Wtimouy, admitting that he had ■HsilawtheanwanouriBinthe propwdjMi of tlw arax. W aruek hx Wclhulla fapsc. and —In OMineolton with a deration by the Hu- that he waa barely able io proper* it in time l«rome Court of the United Htatea in the cwm> of for publication. ik> lime being fast between im Hie IMiumuro and Ohio railroad againet tbn prejwration aiuF going into the hands of the Rtote of Mary tend. U>c court took oecatdon to print*™. Thto te tmpertant ae tendiuf to show ootnider aud pew ujxwi U.n correlative an^. tliat TUtou was riot privy to. and bad no hand rartly mure Important qnreti^n of the power1 ’ta, ite publication.- . The aeuaslkm of tho day wm thg naddcu ajipeannoa on the wUmm of fougreaeover Inter-State decieicm, coming _ from a full ' Hi® At: rtarki of Henry’ C. Bowen, who eoatradlcte<! prenur Court, is the first deliverance upon the •object of Couftrassteaal control over tlie coin- uoticeaWeof which wm, perhaps. tliat iu refer­ nicrw between the varioti* SitataM of the Union. ence to Boechcrti reuv.nw being largely cauMod It fa eonelwrvely declw! that the United by his iiixtruuwutality iu Tillou's disciiurge ct.-ned, and that Ccogrrr*. under the Couatitu­ tsan. baa the power to mteqKwo Ita authority to prevent tlie impedbomit or restriction of commerce by State yr local ojuettneuts. —The Indiana Newapajicr Virion, a concern atagtedai Indianapolis Mane time ago for tlie' purpose of funiiehing ready-printed tor-eta to weekly tieww]M|x.*ni. baa auiqictidcd IxixitirwA. —The U. H. Diatriot Court of North Carolina baa declared Upe Chillllghte law, hi ita criminal aajxct, which waa Uie only shape in which it cutiHcurao before tlw grand Jury. unouneU--tuUofls] and void, fn the Texan District Court, the Judge's view of tho act to that'it ia not in­ ended to affectsocial righto, toil civil anddegri rights. rollgi^ut revolution in Mexico, ariaing out of tho ptiblWatton of clinrch reforms and the eipuWon of the Sfators'of Charity, ia aaid to lx> extending rapidly. A village han bean pillaged and burned. l>anineM ia at a atand■till. and the inhalnlauta are seeking aafety in . - ■ There waa • ffa wuarfteng; ____________ __ Mort of tile mate jxutMiugwa were awake, nutl tiwre waa tlie usuAl ntah for the boat®, but t^^v all the boatf were staved. Ontwith a few Mitere l"ft .theahip; cowardly refusing aid- Two Ixieta were ®sve»l. The Captain emtaavurod to compel obedience Ur firing a revolver over thtrir tenuis. During two .hoars six cannon sh«»te were fired, when the powder dampotwd. .ptetrcsB siguola, rockctn, and blue lights were unanswered. At midnight tlw fog lifted a minute, rpveiling the Lighthouse, and the wavea, •weeping the deck* and carrying away victims. At 2 o’clock the dock-house, in which worn tho women and ehildren, wm awept sway. Tlw cries and shrieks of the victim*-were heart-rendpoint blank that tho letter frot’n Tilton to tug. There followed a ghastly aitenoe IlewUw, denting tho latter e aMiestmn of ■ lh<rrfymoufi> pulpit, of •rtuEL h® fltowfen) wm Hume uf tho boata, and othera ware Uie liearcr. was delivered at Freclaud x. where** carried Tpo nwruAUxicr follow.-d Mr. Beecher itwore that the note wm delivered , 'tlie Oaptahi toUiolorwd hridgu. Hodi at Ida own bonne. At that meeting, according to Bowen. Beecher read Uic note. and. after Buceeediiig wave took freah victim*. acme cauvcraaLUni rrgarduig U. Mked Bowen if Some sought rufufte' on tta- rnaimmtat.. he had done anything about diamin«ing Tilton, , and aome on the foremast . aud w m told tliat Ute a^iar merit betw*tot( Uiem . 1 . At 3 o’clock Ute Captain and two other , officer* wore bn th® Widge. 'fho Cai>- that tlu*rn waa nocotmoction'between die award and Uie Beecher ucaodal. A question of verac­ ity haa liven ratood between Bowen and Claflin, tho former claiming that there waa nothing raid about turning the documenta. Both par- CKIJtK AKD CBfMINAXJI. -Joseph V. Baxter, a policeman of Plym­ . —UufhvoraN® crop iudbsttoai are seprated outh. Maiw’.. was recently.shot dead by Chrteto from England. Corn threatens to be Isle, pher Rtoddard. a desperado whom the officer whatever may be ita bulk. Iu Franco wheat —Wesley Vandusen, A weAltliy and cerenine and rye have already Mt ffcred. In 1‘uuntla tho Aowero have actually Iwn beaten off by farmer, of Hudeon. N. Y.. shot Ms motlior daad sod then killed hlmaelf, teat Tuastey. —A ateamcr arrived at London recently from . —A mutiny ocernrredoti board of tlie schooner the Cape oteGood Hope, Africa, with £50.000 Jeffanm Borden, from Naw Orleans for Tx»ndon.-ou tbs high mm. recently, -in which tlia io joH from the diggings, tiis tersest ODiirignm>nt yeL One of tho nuggets weighed nine first aixl maten were killed, aud Um Captain wounded. One of tlie mutineers wm |>ounda. —Germany to said to lx> anxious for another kiUnd, and two or three wounded. —W. H. Chadwick, proprietor of Cliadwick's war, and a groat crisis is impending. Museum, at Wsahingtou, D. C„ bJi been ar­ ' —A c&pstch from Kingston. Jamaica etaies rested on tlie charge of murdering his wife, that a revolution broke out lu Itort-au-Prince on who shed a abort time since under NispicloiiB tlie 2d of May. Forty foreigners were killed, buBdiags Arid, and every si>ecien of disorder -A bold sttonqX wus rmufa to rob IbeexprcM rrev.Ufd. —The Spautoh govmiment baa paid to Sir. car on tbo.Fittebnrgh. Fert Wayne end Chicago railroad, near Lima. Ohio, at 2 o'clock on Friday Cushing, tn Madrid, tho entire balance duo on morning teat. The robber entered tho car in tlie Virginiun indemnity, anticipating tho pay­ ment by several monthsdtogufac. apd,approached .the qzproee m^Acu—In tho English House of Commons tho ger. George H. I’rice. demanding his surretidcr. The latter drew hto revolver, but before be ln«h Tesco PrroervaUou bill han l»een panned, imjxtaing penalUo-i for the poeno«t<ioii of arms could fire wm abot twice by the would-bc-robber. tmo ball taking effect ia the wrtat and the by tho Iriskpeople. other in tlie shoulder. The maawngrr then fired, .tlie ball striking his aasailant In the forobosuU killing liim instantly. On removing tlie IL (X BinUey, ©f FbrtRSsync.-a former roodnet* dkraurtCM. -m ' 4U wf - 5 - OH man Bernie* Die Kxduxm butcher, bw tweaped from the oSccru in Arizona, and it fa believed he is now in Maxioo. —Ex Hcnator Trail of .Indiana. Ium been ap-_. pointed Commiaaicaer of Internal Revenue, in place of Dougteaa. removed, and han aignifled i tain descended for a moment to render iisfflfitance mid was wwopL away. . Tlnw perished a bravo mau, aaya Mr. Stern. At this time about leu persona were, oiinging to the rigging of tlie mainmiutt, and tiiirty to thnt of the foremurt. Tlje ahip luul caroenod, her yarda touching tlie water, and the tide wuh rnriug. At fi o’clodc, the fog lifted; the surrir,'ors shouted, but tiieir cries were unavail­ ing. A| 7 o’clock the mainmast, and® quarter to 8 the foremast, both of iron, fell. Then two of the St Aguee boota came, aud rescued the few who had man­ aged to keep afloat It was reported thnt thcM were KB wunu-u on boanl. Tlie aurvivora won> taken from Pen­ zance to Plymouth, whence they will I hi Mint forward to Hamburg, where the greatest excitement exists. It is asserted that lifo-HSving belts were iwnu'd to the woman. It is certain that most of tlw pioMcngers found none. An order was given Rhat the first boot should take tho women and children. This boat eapmzrd. Mt. Pokrnum mijw eoven IkmU* ware launched, and only, two lived. .The others were staved and r.wamped immedi­ ately. The cries for help laateil until 3 o'clock. The last voice heard was thnt of a little child in the oabin. It is not probable that tho boats could have lived, even if they had been ■nccessfully ffiled. Commox auntie n'twons why Dn. WalkKit*H CAUHMtxra VlNMiAR Bfhxmh ahotild be tmed r ‘ IhL They are ad entire Vegetable Bit­ tern, free from all alooholic Riihiulaiita. 2d. They are thereMiltof careful study ' —%o Fort conaidetw^ tho"rc|ily of Uit> Bel­ experiment and labor. gian government to tho laid German note uu-1 1 3d. The greateot care is taken to secure natfafactory, and believen that Germany ia Medicinal Virtm»s and nxcludo jworrplaced in such a position that to let tlie matter root will be au impoaribility. 4th.. They unite, -m a life-restoring —Tlie ITtuedau police have. r«kmW<Hl their scientific tonic, M tr-*- strengthen­ vtgthmre, having 'veeeivtri taanxmig-Aoticee of ing and vitalizing'*priuciploH. 5th. Poraons of Sedentary luibite and ploU againat the liven of Itiamarck and Miniater over-worked, find -in theca a specific for Falk. • ,• ’ . —In the debate on .Uie budget in the EngUab want nJ appetite, paljtUation, debility. Parliament, ou Friday, (Uadatooe aovarelvcenanred Um method .’of . Mating Urn penury >. The aged find iu tiieiii guhntuU* rolrmyed health and life, nnd weak He jxHuted ofrt that the expenditures had in* delicate females and mothers find creased during the year of connerratirc govsial te-nefit from their use. enuncui .£1,860,000. ,.____________ ' t. They are the Maotkh ot Dwrase. —The Ohio State Democratic Convention fa to ravel at Colmnbtui June 17. ’ -Tho Kentuckj- Democratic Convention, which MHembled at Lexington on tho Ctii ot M»y, wm tho largeet political Ixxly that ever amembled in Uiat Stalo, twelve hundred delegalM, reprenenting every county te the State but one, ItenR in attendance. Cot. LOSS or THE SCHILLER. Janiee B. McCleary wm nominated for Governor on tho fourth ballot. Tba tungnlar feature of the convention wsa tho active psrti=p5tou of GaMiuai M. Claw, who After a lou# respite from ooeou Uuhuipledged hlBMlf to canvaw; the Stalo for the tnrs to puHsenger rteameni, the terrible news come® of the loan of Urn Schiltor, belonging to tlie Eagle lino, and one of I —A mob of organized workmen recently <xxu- • the largest nnd fastest lioata in the Lftmim- | pelled Iho street laborer* of Washington to continental lines. The ill-fated vessel | strike and leave their work in order to raino sailed from Now York' on the 28th of I wages from ♦1.25 to ®L50 per day. All tho April for Hamburg, with 149 cabin nnd ; street lalxircra were driven to their homos. 106 fiWragu pasarngent, and a large and I —The work of rebuilding Oshkosh is pro­ AU went well until gressing rapidly. Tiamrancw companies are valuable cargo. Friday evening, May 7, at 10 o’clock, nt settling np ]<rouiptiy. and a tminbor of contracf-i which tima a heavy fog prevailed; dar­ ing the tiro tho programme for Uw? peradc of ing which she wtnir.k upon the rockw the State ihymeu wm uuabanged, aud it wm a of the Scilly IsUnda. lying on the great wx. iw, a large crowd brtug in attendsouth west coast of England, about —The riuglcadera who comjwncd the recent 30 miles from Land's End. The asa wm ; atriks of the etfeet labororn of Washington vary heavy al the time, and, owing to! have been given the alternative of paying a the denao fog, the Scilly lights could ; fine or spending thirty daye in jail. A repeti­ not be seen. .Thro- fearful loss of fife iil j tion of the offenao will meet tho full penahv of the neddest feature of the disaster. Ths i ths law. pw*engi«ni Heem te liavc been almost efl-« Liroly Germam*, on their way te the ; riXM Aim CAKUJH.T1KX. • Hr Tb» rolbaian of tlie *tb«roer Su Luke Fatherland .to revisit fricuds from whom '1 with tlie piers of lite niilrusd brwlge ov« the they had been long severed. Thia news, 11 Mtwwuri river U Bt. Owles. Mo., te-t k. therefore, is doubly rail, in that it will I' about a dozen Uvea were lost, mortiy uufortuInrng Borrow into hundreds of hoiums, i -AC F«tlao<l. Oregon, recently, the hotter U»th in tlie New and Old World, Sot. 1 of Uw steamer SeiuUnr exjAoded. Jrwt after only among iho friends left behind but >1 leaving the ds>ck. Tb-t- ferrod portion of the Inai waa Mown to pieces. Capt. McGill. Printer lerey. and a number of the crew were kilted, awi many injured. —By the caring lu of a Hand bank in South Brooklyn a gang of laborere were Iraried. two of whore were kiflw!. atrf several severely THE FAMILY JOURNAL. Rv«.. use Dr. J. Walker’s California Vin­ egar Bitters arc a pnMy Vciretr.bfi 'preparation, made chiefly, from tho mtiva herbs found on th® lower range® ci th® Sierra Nevada toutmtaias of Callfor-, nia, tlie medicinal properties of which ar® extracted therefrom -’Itboat lho.BM of Alcoliol. Th® question 1® almost dolly a®kcd, “Wlmt is tho cause of the unparalleled gucccm of.Vlh'itOAK THfTKBsf" Our answer is, ■that they remove the enuae of disease, and th® pa.tieut re­ covers his health. They.are the gre^ blood purifier aud a life-giving principle a perfect Henovator and Jnvigoratoi of ihe system. Never before in th* history of' ths wdrld hss a raedicins beee conipuuudsd poMfarung The rrm.vW.A qualities erf Vixxoak BiTTkks in heading u>» > Atcl *f jrery diroano man is biflr to. They e iu well 'Tonic. urn a jtvatie T*‘—-------------- "*tkA"a***■ ““ ---------- - Cpt _____ or Inflammation, ol relieving tbs Liter and Visceral Orgic’.- in.BiHonj wK„ co». Rare ui*d Wwxj Hr»- AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS. ' . CHICAGO SCKAPKH A PITCH KJL <»-.]« La**®. BOOTS AND SHOES AUCTION AND COMMISSION. Abram f-rknch a co...mi a m wabMtoav. ENGRAVER. SEALS, PRESSES. STEEL AND STAMPS, STENCIL TOOLS AMD STOCK O. K.HAXSOK,WlteuU»CUrk. A. L. I1AI.H A BHO..3U0. OS. SH and XS Randolph. GLASS SHOW-CARD PAINTER. X J. a. BUHGHOn nU. IB, M and MX. Randolph. AI.RKirT DtCKIItaUR. IK RlnxM. HARDWARE ANO CUTLERY-WHOLESALE. SHOW-CARDS AND CUSS SHOW-CARD WRITERS, M(WF*DXUM,3U.W.MwTl*»a. ■ WASHING MACAlKES. eioitJX’-nflftfem ajaee •200 bs^jksoksu xz- wan engulfed by the rising tide. It aj*- • J peers to have been one of theee enfaartro-; , pbei ogaitwl which no provision could ; he made, and which an foresight could i , have averted- The weather was foggy ‘« Ur i4hu» to- nrtaniv. »l ;; though muter the conuuaud of an ex- | SerofiilR, or King’h Evil, Whitt Swolhur*. Ulcers, Eryxipclus. Swelled Neck, GbHre, Scrofnloux Inflaitiniatioint, Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial.’ AiTocUom. Oid Sore*. Eruption* of ths Skhi, Sore Eyes, etc. Intbcso. m in ulI-other constitutional Disea*cs. Walk he’s Vixzgar Urmtas hare shown their great curative powers iu the uio»t obstinate and intaactable For Inflammatory and Chronic llheumatism. Gout, Bilious, Boiuitthe Blood, la ver, kiilrterz and Blunder. tiicM Bitten have uu canal. Such l)i*c*Ae> are caused by Vitiated Blood M ecl mill cal IHseiiMM.—Persons en­ gaged iu Paints and Minerals, such as Pliattben. Type-'tttcra, Gold-taatora, aud Minora, as tliey ndvaneo in life, arc aubjecl' to paralyds of too ' Bowel*. To guard' tgaiusi this, take a dose of Walken's Vin xoar Bittkks oceaslmiany. For Skin Diseases. Eruptions, Tet ter, Salt-Rheum, IlloteheB, Spote, Pimplre I’ustuleg, IJ<dl«, (hdbuucle*, Iting-wvrmA Scald-head. Sore Eyt»; Erywpcl**. Itch, Scurfs, Discoloration* of the Skin, Hurnora and DiMAAus of the Skin te whatever name or nstare, are literally dug up and carried out of tho ayrtem hi a abort time by the ore, «»f toeae Bitten.' Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in the ►valem-of so many thousanda, are effectually destroyed and remoVed. No •rrtenj of medicine, no reTtnifuger, ”o an tiiclmtnitic* will free tbeayaiom from worm* like there Bluer*. PORTABLE Soda Fountains. $40, SM, SIS a KOO. BOOKS GOOD. DURABUI AND CHXAP. FREE!! FREE! H n i:8 4 FOR 25 eta. OPHJMCUREi® freehi i ’ r. < I < ?- muxor crrrcM an racronjwa: DO YOUR OWN PRIN No. 210 Swrtb Third St, 8L Louta, Mo. Nb. 83 WMt V«« Burea St., CMo*fo, III. Aay S*utae fro« Pure White to Jet Black. No.633 Broadwai UNHAM POPE’S FREEH iWwra •pF $10. to $500, 8ENT among the friends anxitnudy awaiting; them. Latest Tr'jxirt^ state that 311 fives 1 ! are eertaiuly lost, and only forty-four I ! persons are known k» !»• saved. Swaims j of people were crushed and drowned by >! the falling ot the manta, and two boat- ' loads dropped in the aea by management j ( of the tackle, while other crowdson deck * । The properties of Du. Waunnt’f Ttakaa* Bittkm are AparieuL.Diaphoretic Carminative. Nutritious, Laxative, D'uretic, Sedative, Coua'ar-Irrltant, Sudorific, Alterti Urn.'and Antt-BUioua. Grateful Thousands proclaim Vnieoar 'Bitters the most wonderful In­ rigorant that ertr raataloed the sinking system. . ' . No Person can take these Bitters according to direction*, aud remain loag unwell, provided tbeir bones are not de­ stroyed by mineral poison or othoi moan®, and. vital organs wasted- beyond repair. . Bilions Remittent and Inter nilttent Ferers, which are so prova lent in the valleys of our great rivers throughout th® United State?, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Mfesfrari, I llinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan sas. Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ anoke, James, and many otbera, with ’.heir vast tributaHes, throughout our entire country during the Sammer and Autumn, and remarkably eo daringseafcons of unusual heat and dryneM} arc invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of the stomach and liver, and other alMloruiniti viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow­ erful influence upon these various or­ Ris essentially necessary.' There cathartic for tho purpose equal to DR. J. WaLRRK’S V1MECAK BlTTERR, ilb they will speedily remove tbo dart­ colored viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded, nt tho same time stimulating the secretions of tho liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions of tho digestive organs. Fortify the body against disease by purifying ah its floidawith Vjnegab Bittkks. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus fere-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ ache, Pain in tho Shoulders, Cough®, Tightness of tho Chest, Dlzzincw. Sour Emctations of tho StoMinch. Bad Tasto in tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Paipltatation of tho Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain iu the region of the Sid­ neys, and a hundred other painful symp­ toms, are tho offsprings of Dj . p One bottle will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthy ndvertise- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-05-21.pdf.pdf 23df2823ab435cce26ca559aafe5aab7 PDF Text Text -L. fews T“T T '? H M J.T----------- — ADVERTISING RATES ETTE I ff—,TL. JL WM mirWAI ■> 00 | 14 rSm£ua3ft<!» & M*! 4 it-.« us J? ro irissti-.-.:uajati&dsss ONG Edltor-al ■ »SMT TO FMYIMfl SUBSCRIBERS .L».50 Hr tan on. No Retrograding. —----- ::............... VOL.H ■ ;.p ! ,x Tjr- z .'.’.fl - - NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1875. NO. 34. ——............. ................ MJ X.MBLn WMU .«»«< X ■ XW,, B I know you j And as John Fairjohn looked into her body heard the cries for help. Then be form of the bond.rt Ipatawcessani It is.not to till I:ipK>rtuiny ranti | “ Wl, better ludk next time. ■ But why ( would." famt ho mw how angels look :a Paradise. some of Marshall's wood-choppers who LusJ arutksrd ^or person, in ths hsMVf ‘ don’t you. wait I „ Mr. McKibben will Them w a psuw. Tln n she gave him And Job. Job was found drowned in lived on the island came. Tlw water nwo tWreviiw Eu.tMud. Wif., child, guardian or cm_ _____1i____ > . ■ the Kill the next morning. Jeamo never wm so Hwift tliat they dared not rttelrt/v ploverritidr.wr™ notice npoo Mrit^that such *' Job," she said vary softly, “ I shall knew it, perhaps, for ah« and her boy boat in the current, but they got -- ------ u’ <w is acfpdriug, habit of ‘•Yew, wait Mr*. -laMter,’’ cried Mr. pretend nothing I don't feel, but I know were on their way to New York to mee rope and east it to the men and ■. The McKibben, “I’ll take vo, and welcome. ’’ I've been crazy all this time, and if you the Silver Star when it made port. them one by one to shore. Crossing the issue is doubtful. But tdin had answered: * current plunged them under the water, —The Episcopat Sooicty of Allcgun “ Thank you. I don’t mind walking,’’ good of you to love me so. ’’ but they luul sense enough to hang to have called the Rev. Mr. Scott, formerly 1 Uquora in and'was gone. Ami thus it to ’hsw andml, The influence of ago upon suicide, the rope, and were all rescued alive. It of Fort , Wayne,, .Iuiti,i nnd, he linn ac­ any oilier place than tiud । In-'—kl bona “ K<*e|» it up, don't tliat ten years’ watching and waiting, and says the London Medical Record, is a was a clear case of luck. bw^Tta u '>uMDa' **” ■teatrtTi|; another cepted. thrro. was triumph in Job’s eyeeas he study to< mow than speculative ipterest, *er <my broken.* —Wilfiam ‘White, of 'Racine, Wis., BVtlED ALiff. • new total may be rvipurod by the Coanty tuord away and loft her with his first Hit of ito - --------------------------------itical bearings, and* the- formcriy. n member of the sophomore TroMuter,.and obo hi cue of the death. U»kus iipoii.htr li]4. But at ths and of i witli wind: it con class, who was' expelled from the Ann .aalvcncy, or removal of either of the BureUc*. t^n jTecrt gate lie paused rtfitj looked and in a»y otter eontiagaoey vetjum ng it." w.nnt of the unusual severity 0f the cold, AriKir University ’hist year at the time of back. critical periods of life. These periods dm dead taken to the City Cemetery were The ’Vote forlu^ilf. the sus]»ension of the lower classes, was, know, for it .wm the day I quno here. having many components lx.wida the deposited in Vaults until the ground hail by action of thh faculty, lately mhnittad l •n told her the truth, ” he said, „ IteShe was mr pretty a woman ns you’ll wont — state“ when I said tliat when a iu&h loved a, mere fact of years, it is apparent that tliawed sufficiently to permit the T to sec flicu, wasn’t- she}’’. to the Ppiveraity. ' . . for XWCj^VULr' Regents 1 ’ 4444C4.I4. V» Mill VU1CUU ICHITIBI Ivr woman as I loved her, he must have। what we have to examine is a manyAdded of gravefc. For the past four - -I — TYi.tniit and Milwaukee, and of the University, at the late election, as “WeU, ym," said Mr. MaKiliben. — 1Tile ■ Detroit phenomenon, including together with it therefore, the various undertakers have Michigan Central Railroad Cowjiaiiiw!' to the Brefehtry bf fttate, from .all “ Sail&i in the Sphynx,” said the Post­ her,.if the pxjoe were his aoul itaelf." And then ho drew from his breast a, the advance in life, the workings of l*en busy interring these bodies, and in havn announced that the rates on the the counties, excepting Manitou and master. “And wo all know tliat the Schoolcraft: letter witli a great red seal upon it, physiological, mental, and sociological lievvml chiws qfyrdighb from Detroit Spliynx went down in that voyage, all many instances curiosity lias prompted- lu6ktrd_ai it for a moment, and hid it causes. It lias been lately exantined by them to open such coffins as were covered hands along with her. The rent of the have Iwen fixed nt. the same figures ns Dr. O’Dea, and it appears tlist the maxi­ by an inner facing «>f gnuts. Among women phi ou widow> weeds, them that away again. from Chicago to Grand Rapids, namely, Married 1 Yea, they were to ba mar- mum of suicides of both sexes occur* others so opened was that of an elderly । 46, 20, ami 15 cents per hundred.. lost husbands—four in this towu itself. between the ogre of 25 and 55. Pre­ lady who had died in January, and whose They took .what the Almighty sent, and riisl. Every one at McKibben’s Corners —Gov. Bagley has appointed George didn't rebel. 3i*e set up' tliat her hus­ knew tliat now. Jessie Lester went no viously, to the twenty-fifth year there is remains liad been carefully deposited in Gatrell Stenographer for Calhoun n sudden incrtwic from two suicides lie- its caakat and removed with groat carp to band wasn’t dead, and would cone back. marc to tlw Postoflice for her long-ex­ county, in place of J. B. Nichols, yo- Miecaa Atpc-tit. She’s kept it up ever Hinde; oomixi for pected letter. Job was furnishing his tweeo the. agm of 5 and 10 to 136 be­ the vault When the cover wiuj raised a sigued ; and lias also apjxiHited Cliarles tween 20 and *25. After 55 the tendency few days ago, however, to the horror of his letter Aguiar, and lx> was drowned lionao—had furnished it, for on the mor­ kJ. Mott, of JlilbutahY mid Thomas C. to suicide declines, but more gradually the bystanders, it was diacoverml tlut along with all tho rest, of couree, ten row the wedding was to take plnce. And Brownell,, of Kidiitanzixi, ns, menilxira of years ago. She must be thirty. Well, it wwt night again. A month from that than it rose, except at 65, where .the the Ixxly, instead of lying in a natural the State Agency for tlw Caro of Juvenile Urancb. . Caihoaa... she’s duuiged a good deal in that time.” night, when she hud come for the last number inereaMS from 81 to KJ—a rise position, with its face upwanl, luul Offenders. —Governor Brigley lias completed the “Yes," said the other man; but there's time, os every one thought, through rain so slight, however, as to lx) little worth turned nearly upon its face, .while tlie considering. Tlwre arc, therefore, three Gb*fai>rg«n shroud was chsarranged. Other evidence work of approving bills and resolutions I'bljipvn. my aon Job wild‘over her yet. He’s and mti'd, to make her sadly foolish suicidal periods in life: those of organic also rovi*aled the fact that a struggle had offered himself twice. Hi. stands rea<ly pnssetl by tho Legislature st its recent Clinton and mental growth, of organic and men ­ taken place on the part of lli<> unwilling session, having approved 395 billn, 35 llelU.. to offer himself again any day— ready to sensible. She had chosen tho substance tal completion, find of organic oud men­ occupai)t of the coflin. The hands were [ joint and 11'coucurrentTeaolutions. T^o lUion.. . be a father to her boy, .and a good hus- instead of the shadow. taujd to her. He’s better off than I And now,.m wo said, it wm night and tal decline. In the first the chart shows clinched, the eyes fixed witli a horrid yeare ago he approved 396 bills, 28 joint HIS LETTER. be. His mother’s father left him all he a wetter one than that other—later, "too, 80, in the second 942, and in the third stare, and the knees -bent. But the resolutions, nr.d 15 concurrent resolu­ (•raUoC., One rainy night, about half-past eightI had. He’s crazy aa Job—crazy, I call for Mr. Fairjohn had closed the store, 811. Comparing the periods in round strong walnut coffin, with its row of sil­ tions. Huuciitcii Harun... o’clock/ the train had dashed into Mc­. it Plenty of pretty gals, and healthy and was compounding liimself wliat he number* it may be said that they ver-headed screws and luuidsomc han­ —A dashing turnout from Yjxnlanti, Inctiam.. Kibben’s Comers, and the mail had[ smart widows, and ho sees no one but called.a “night-cap” of some fragrant are ns one for childhood and ado­ dles, with wrought gripes, did the work containing two geuthflnen mid two lescence to twelve for lulult life, and which disease seems to have left undone. Indies, wiw driven through tho streets of been - delivert'd at the store and Poat-. tliat pale, slim, little tiling that’s just liquor, upirm water, lemons and sugar, offioe. gone out into the mud; and ahK—why, and wm siipjung it by the stove, when to'four for tlw years of bodily and mental Weakened by sickness and old age, the Ann Arbor Thursday aftiwnoon, exmting | decay. The influence of sex and its at­ poor woman could not break from her considcrablo otteutiou. Tho party John Fairjohn, the Postmaster, had[ of course, she’s lost her senses, or she’d there came upon his door a feeble knock, Works like a slave to keep and when, being, repeated, he heard it, tendant circumstances upon suicides at narrow home, or by her muffled wrap­ stopped at the Cook House, summoned opened the bag and counted the letters. have him. the different (icriods of life is shown pings attract the attention of some pass­ the Iter. Mr. Shirer, find in a short time There wore, aa ho made out, just ten, heraelf and the child, lives in a rickety there staggered in out of the rain a drip­ upon the charts. With fematea, as among ers-by. How dreadful must liave been after two of them, Cluirles T. Chapin, of and one wm larger than the others, and[ shsnty, waiting and waiting for a ping figure—tliat of Ji>ssie Lester, tho nifties, there is a sudden and abrupt rise the acnsction of the unfortunate victim Oneida, New York, and Miss Flora E. 2,101 had a red seal; and then he had found। drowned man to come back again. Why, bride who was to be on the morrow. llicklnn:. 133 2.318 She was trembling with cold, and m ho until the 25th year is reached. This as she awo^e to couBcionsncss and found Coe, of Chicago, were joined in marriage. that ho had left his glasses on the news­ every one knows Charlie Lester was rise is continued until the 35th year, at herself numbered and living with the Misfi Coe wits visiting in Ypsilanti, and led her to the fire she burst into a flood • drowned in the Bphyux. There wasn't paper in the liack room, and without his which the maximum of suicides occurs dead ! The terrible affair gives rise to a her friends opposing her marriage the ' glasses he could not read a lino ; and so, a soul saved, not one. It was in the pa­ of tears. among women.. The period from the thousand thoughts ns unpleasant ns the elopement wm concocted. The parties Now, the bottle was found with “ I’m frightened,’’ she said. “ Some of course, he had gone after them, re­ pera. Midland 25th to tlie 35th year oorreaponds to air which fills the charnel-house. left on tlrn, (ixpresa fur^apida, liighly turning to find two persons in the store, a letter in it writ by some one just bo- one followed me all tho way. I heard tliat of the greatest pressure from do­ elated at the success' of their stiieme. And she’s waitin’ them." . —Farmer Roper and ’Squire McKibben, foro the ship sunk. mestic troubles and responsibilities, and whose ancestors had given name to the for him yet 1” Another Liquor Law. ' “ You’ve no busimwa to be out alone ! bis>>i Very painful is the situation of a cer­ Oakland “Crazy on that point" said the Post­ .1 night,” -id old Faioohn. bluntly. I also with the greaUvrt activity of the dm­ On tho lost day of tins sesoion of tho tain clerk in a grocery store near the ....................... u The line thence de“'Weil, poor soul, she’d only Legislature, the following important Act “ Wet, ain't_ it i" said Mr. Fairjohn, master. “And wlmf. Uw mutt, r I" I j,„i,tl. b town of ‘ Stamford, Kentucky. He wm | scends abrubtly to the 45th year, whence was nddetl to tlw ether legislation upon been married a week when’ the Sphynx 3.1 3,1"­ nodding. She looked up at him piteously. , I it rises to the 50th, the critical period of standing behind the counter but » few lhAb<*4’ tndBc: ‘ \ . l»4 |«Mk . “ Wet or not, our folks ain't going to sailed; that makes a difference.” 81| Ml “ I thought there would be a letter,” mature female life, and then goes down, mornings ago, sniffling pleasantly the AMI) tojeevcnl tiio sale or delivery of intoxl0S M»P3.5 “ Oh, yes,” said thh farmer. catiug liquors, wine and beer to minors and do without their groceries, you sec,” sail] —id td>o; "Idr—mt then. wo. m>e. I ( down, uown> until „„u, it „ reacbea the level In)m from odor of dried herrings and kerosene and 5:iS lodnmkon |x3nx>ux*ud to habitual,drunkenta, XlilawaNuv. Tlien, their parcels being ready, they the Squire. “Mail’s in, I see. That thought Chrab. crane to m. «>d -id. | „.hioh it .farted. There »n., therefor., checec which hung about him and wait­ to provide a remedy araimd nclluu; liquor to liuabends or eldldren In certain caaex. train came near running into any truck, wentout to their wagons, and Mr. Fair­ ■■Oo- to thj office one. more. I h»ro two mdrauratiug pofafa, «m| while ing for a customer, when then* ran in, in Hzmiox L The people of tlw Hute of Miebitoo. Wasn’t noticing the flag, and drove john having stared out into the rainy wntbm, I lavewrilPn.' And I thought | U10 Ho,- on the umlo clout ta ana great hurry, a young Indy from n house across just in time to save mySclf. Any night awhile, put Up his nhutters and l “ l^'ter witli a r-d wed. dutating and mudraned; that on‘ lb. near by. She luul forgotten the flour went to bed. Meanwhile, tho woman Waxfonl letters for me F* “Bo did I," muttered old Fairj.hu to |j nlal„ achart j, ..rtical and abrupt. ’Tile needed iatoxicated [x-tvon. or to anv ;<en>on hi the some dish--------------in course—ofJ— prepa ana. a an .tawkaaa 41X1IA HUI upte - A.UU ~ --------for -- --------------- 1— ■ any *‘I’U see said Mr. fairjohn. I; plodded . on ----------through ?-------the-------mud. “ Walk­ .... Lxirit of getting intoiicataL ft itluill not bo himself. I ](>wer Qf tll(; mnIc ^,|,n;T,nf jrt^ points is ration and hud come in haste to tho store ta»fol lotjmjr sutertoous or inHa turned to the little pile of envoi- *n8 off her disappointment,”’ sliesaid to ,V&Mdu*airiCaL ’ '>ihaul tot aavinn cxrcntat He went to tho box where tho letter j the higher of the male, and, contrariwise, to get it, taking out of a bureau dmwer and deli veredto th c "TriSaur c t of the county in opes, and told them over in liis hand like harsdf. si It was one site should have were kept, and brought them to her in । t&c ~ lower of the female ...................... -»bringing • over wlmt »-* -* she supjxisi^d■> •to which such bwriiiow Li prnneciitod and caixied is the higher of- and a dock of cards. . been used to, and now the almurdity of The dead of winter^y^jidA’.' on, tire bondi required U» bo -given by Ids hand. the male. These cliarts do not show the lx? a clean pillow-slip to serve as a img. .Section 1 “Why, there's only nine,” he said. seeuted to strike her for the first time 4 of this act. All nalbonx. rw“ Look for yourself," ho said. “ And relative frequency of suicides among the The obliging clerk seized the pillow-slip tanrxntx, l«n<. bar-n >ma in tavemx or On change—The weather. , "I’m sure I oonntod right I counted Iiu Ml these years. now, Mrs. Lester, I’m on old nun. - Take two sexes. The ratio of suicides to in one hand and the scoop in tiie other otbtrwiv!. Mui ah pl*«a of pnblio reeort Dm on wiiu H-^Sovcnd glaMtes. ten. They laugh at me," me.’1 she muttered to where intoxicating hquurx are nold. either at ten, and and I I thonchtane thought one h«A had a a rod »wnJ seal. II '1 _ “Tiiey my advice. Remember what your duty jMipulation in the United States is (for and dipping from the flour l»arr«-l a wboteaalo or vatail. ^batl (antix* othcrwiM do­ “ I know they laugh at might M well give up keeping the office herw-Jf. A nuor too much—The hangtnnn'n. will be after to-morrow. Remember not the period covered by the lost decennial scoop full, Ix'gan Alling the liag. The - ermiticd and <Iirrot<»l by the Board of Truatow if I’m going to lose my senses like that. Perhaps I am mail; but tlw;. don’t know or Cunuuon Quincil of tho.rillago or citv’wlitre Docrcut of music—D. ccuhum) 25 to 100,000 among the males, first scoop-full Wfent not only in but There wasn’t anyone in hero while I wm what love is. Charlie wouldn’t have left “ Ten years hove gone by since your and 3 to 100,000 among females. The through'the receptacle, and the aatou-, Motto for flit! raaczjedvrNevor disme like tint If ho hud died lie would gone, wns there, Squire I" ra—a .—IM V4* I"-. n . V* UH’ hiiHlmnd left this place. If he's alive only periods at which suicides orc nearly ished clerk held up tlw pillow-slip to wx- night from and after the hoar of 11, o’clock •‘Only Roper and I,’’ said the Squire, have given me some sign; and yet—yet, he’s n rascal, and you are free of him by equid for both sexes is from 15 to 20 that it consisted,of two porta with fringed until tt o’clock af tanmorning of the snecocd Honesty—A wnsber-wduntn buying a “and Roper’s son. But he didn’t come if he were alive, it would be stranger law; but wo all know that every man on years, during which the number of boy­ outlets at the bottom, through which the dozen new pocl>;et-handkcrehiefc. still. No, no; they are right—I am in, did be!” Ixmrd the Sphynx wm drowned. So be suicides wna 34, of girl-suicides 32. flour had gone to the floor. The girl saw liquors at such time*. Ujxtu the wriUea rerpiewt The young, lady who. herself “ No," said old Roper, “I don't think wrong. He must be dead.” or order of sotno practicing physician of the. a good wife to Job Roper and forget this After this the number of suicides tlw thing at the same time, and with a town, village or aty. Any ixinxni w|waliall away found she Jia4 laBt hcr.acJf-ixjesesAnd os though the newx luul just lieen tliat Job camo in at fill. He just went . ------ -- .1---------- -—acctiou folly. I’ll take you home again this among males is much greater than shriek, but without a word, run home.-1. -.,4-1offsomewhere.” whispereil to-her, site doopeahcr hands ': nruMuor. and *io». . The grocory-storo clerk carefully dusted _,--------- - -------------------------------- ;pmw»b«l.by . time. Don't come again. ” among females. “Well,” said the PooUmuiter, after u' forehead, gave a cry, and sank In what respect does feloAMwitive re­ the garments and laid them away to be re­ a tine of nut lees Ilian 425. nor more than 41U0, She made no answer, but only toamxi another search, “ Well, I most be mis- ,iow‘ Im* kiiebs in the road. Iti 'earning upon turned when called tor, but they haven’t and cutbi of prosecution, and on failto to |«v semble a' dream? the letters over in her'lap, and said: NOnLE HEfi MZT.V. Hirtb fine and coats stall be imprisoned In the sleepers.' taken. Yes, there is a letter for you— She knelt there a few momenta and .’ x • i comity jail nut less than ten dsya nor more Hipp “ I seemed to know it had a red seal." A new policy of dealing with the In­ your folks, anyway—and something for **' then “ arose. " ’In thia interval ‘ ‘ " the wind ' ' ninety dam, or both such lino and urfpriron“Mpstakd ddlor myier|18thing ” is And m she spoke, old Fairjohn, glanc­ dians, whu have been supported by the a carelesaness not his own, that unfor­ incnt, in the discretion of tlio court. you, Mr. Roper. And you wouldn’t mind had Iilowu tlw clouds from the sky - and all Uin Uq'wi for mcp’H'wt^r, owing tunate dork is iaip ip a painful situation, irituiiiion, and ing at the dixir, saw » dark shadow there, government for the last fifty years, with­ tunnte tossing that in at the Smith’s as you the moonlight lay white upon the path ball obtain any spirituous or intoxicating makes the the store store in in which which he he is is ompUycd employed has liquom, or who Hball l»o drunk or intoxidSted in pxqbibly to au ixnpreMuqj) and lit her on her way to her poor home naw it grow darker; saw it enter and, . out rendering anything in return, has starting up on his defence, if need be, I I been adopted by our government. lost a customer. It was :4Hlfna| finea^fei suydipteL tavern, inc <yj>lare,nf nubUo bum- onemnart. . There nt the door sat a man, a strong; “Oh, no,’’ said Fanner Roper. “Give dcn< br iji a» v $rf collectod The Only ditTertmccbekwesmihc moon r««coguizcd Job Roper. Hereafter they will be treated like other affair. togrtbcr it to me. That's from Smith Hurt's determined-looking fellow, who arose as anil ourself is, aht?s4n ta>r find quarter, He wm very pale, and he took no human lieingH, and will get just what clerking it in New York, I reckon. aha approached and held out hia hand. street CM. toy flnakiug iutox»Uilg ww’re on our test.—Metnhail McMcngcr notice of Fairjohn, but crossing the: ; they work for and earn. Bo if they do ■ball, on conviction thereof, be punushed hr a A Now York correepoudent of the St. “ Here you come, ” he said, •• tired to ‘ Can t get a^y of ’em to stay and fam" ’ I store, stood beside Jeflsie Lester. • not work they will not eat An act lias Louis Olobc. lias lately made some rich Taixe says : ’Tour varinties in so­ “ Your aon Job did,’’ said the Squirp. ? <h”dh, warn out, still on that fruitless imniahsd by impcwonmiiul m the jail.of ttic “ You love that man Ixxit, even now," | been passed by Congnkw requiring all find racy diivelopuMmto in tho donnun of county, not exceeding twenty days. or. both ciety: Lovers, tlw ambitiousjObservers “ Oh, my son Job. He’d try the pt- orijand. Jessie Lcstqr can’t you give uj> Bucli fine and impriaoument, in the dincretjon and fools. The foolsjore the happiest ” hi: said. “You’d rather have found si able-bodied Indians on reaervations to advertising. Inserting in a Nyw York Uenos of his namesake," said Farmur lhis toonsense nqd think x>f the living a Boper. “My eon Job, boh." . j little- Think of me, Jreoie, for just half letter from him tlimi not though to-mor- : perform work enough to pay for the paper a ", “ personal," reqnestiiig ,<k£riU '. Tan difTbrtince between a fool and a row is our wedding day. ” supplies they receive from the govern­ spondenoo _ ..t 11____ __ »forty — ■-_witli tot. a_ . of t— ladies under lookiug-gteH* is said to b^rihwt the fool Just at this moment the door of tin? unhour.” —. She looked up into his face with a pit- | ment. No supplies will be granted to view to matrimony, ha roorivod some­ MBtaxicastoro opened, and there entered at it a i "I do think of you," she said. “I eons glmice. any Indians unleas they earn them by thing Ires than a bushel af ropl|«,which tinn of any penon. nball have a right t)L looking-gto* reflect^ wftta>6r<npcuking. little woman drsued in a cheap calico ’ am very sorry you should be so good to action in his or her own name against any “I never lied to you,” said she. ' work. They will lie encouragod to se- ho had the effrontery and pcnoiteuCe to penon or pemous a who shall, by'idling Tint Saratoga oliap who nuhfied a girl and wnpped in a thin niid faded riiawl. , ma when I must seen so Imd to you.” “You know that." led land and to improve it, and to con­ follow up until he ascurttdin'.d the char- or Kiviui; out . iiitaiicatini: ILiuor. have last summer," having faBeu itf^love with She looked1 timidly about the store, : Then she sat down on the poroh and i canned or contributed to tiieintoxicauot. ofsiicb He grew whiter still. form to all modern ideas' of civilization. Mter of Ute appliMM* Ou. if Uaw. I IMinoon or ix-mons : and ahaU ateo bare a right her beautiful wmplexit/^^^ys'now that rtill more timidly at the heap of tetter*, took bar Htfle hood off, and leaned tetr “ I told you a man would lose his soul This is a good meaauro, and if it can bo proved to be a widow of thirty-nuiericiiii -ihc iXj and in ia ai<v and then, in an appealing voice like tlmt I head wearily against the watt of tlw Ltho luud Si«i*udt»l ■; and for such a love as mine," said he. “ Did ' enforced will do more than -anything an ample fortune, who really sought an Buch action. Uia plaintiff nball have a right to of a frightened child, said : honse ;• and tlw man atoho and crossed i। you think those wore idle words F* A younu man writing.to^.young lady ” •— *. — . etec toward civilizing the Indian trilwa; honorable alliance ; another wjwa charm­ recover actual and en-n>;>l*rr damages. And in Mr. Fairjohn, is there miy tetter for ' erwy action by any wifs, buatan<L parrot er whom Ita hadpimjE-S***;'/" Are your who are now a constant terror to the I ing brunette, who had rooms to let, ehilj. genend reputation of tha reiaticxi of bi>»- eyes dork or ua^l" Awl shy replied, J.™ .1 . -dur pbdr. a,,,lh I frontiers, and who are meh a heavy load : A.4 ’1_______ . -4. baud and wife, parent or chikl shall be prims “ Azure,fancy ml J aware yowl1 to the tax payers of this country. But liad turned his head awy and did not i She lookal out into theuight, not st * Up' Mm. Rose, of Coniwrticnt,1'said she wo doubt the success of the experiment; 1UK.W A. w ralTOd: »d a.-™ hi-.« R»k.: ■ T1 L third proved to be a gqshing Vassar rift of in ,W»uld hang herself jf Rosa wifa’t- home do—to th.-ranter «od ibe Iwm npoa Job," rfw Mid, I Innin to think ■ *“ B—rjobn. I rtede th.1! the Indians are too lazy, perfidious and studentew, about to graduate, whose at tight o'clock.'/’Wtohe^c^mo in at farfMtara of hi* intraotible to render probable their father was a rich Western banker. Ti it brfor. .poke ngten. Sb- w» . YM rar ri«Ut, Uud b. w.«d down in Ute 11°°“^5^?^ night jJie.wM’raipindc^ td alJcam, cold transformation into good citizens. l*ted httte >«m». Hidhv t»b*d Spbrnx MU Ute r-t tan Jmn. mo. Dot , ", ’ others UMt-d outtobstad rtogrthe and dead, and he.ruli\>c<l '■’is hamls and’ rap« of (trirf written m«. it. bnt it Rdtedd I 4. Xt do SU“!"1 ! the one oeiog deairoua of securing wbiiqxced.: “ TheroX‘ woman who wm—utbraold nor nfllj yet, and U-ri. you want to marry nw fori” ,e T***q°aj , , “catch" with the “largo fortune couldn ’t tell A,lie WMaranrtbimt in U» .1-np carta at-terThe -a. oloaw atiH aa h. anBokJ-l*. tew opan the tattor m,d . Three men wore descending tiio Mis­ B dhqb CAKnu^gavo a WV rt Mmlsouri river in a skiff. Tt was their iM ted-r th. fad-1-BcoT^od, raid iaiawraM: “T’a^ r v fl wars itludl Lorx. MICHIGAN NEWS. « «a intention to run from Brule City to w, . . . , WC^. ' W>7 ” ' al.lF-nntariwdragm-r her tender:, Sioux City. They reached Marshall’s island and were drawp into a chute “Is there a tetter for me this time, f tied weamn I loved you. All three tab year* where die nvdiicurrent of the risbig Mr. Fairjohn ?” aho said again ;and flux rance that vemcil went down I’ve loved river carried their, fifteen mflee an hour. ^jnw tin?- Postmaster looked up. , you. A ma* niftet have the woman ho Their boat steuA a am»g and capsized, • **No, there ain’t; and you’re a'fool loves if he givre liis wml for Em;' and none of the men could swim. But: " What a hotribte thought!” Mid ah**. -Xiwn lhe. Hph.vps went down. .The two they Jncky. It looks ,as , if .... U ------ - - ■ ■ -m <■ - - - -___ci__ _ - were ■ very . r-TTf “ Wouldn't I op “<• * tt. ’. “*”»» »P™ . "I should have-said his life," said I mndily, bndtet ramwnt bk. -n» to j Jbb, “ I don’t want to shock you. But utit find 3 -M them. F«h nra. rmdrad for h» । Well, yon see, I felt in a hurry to • you don’t know what it would be to me ! tn»baud, luiag and caught it, then held on and “You can't blame to hare you. And then I’d do every- ' CHARLES LECTER. h*lk»l for dear life for somebody to j thing for your boy." j the little ro*nd, dimpled chin, absolutely Cbild-hk.™.^" “Before yon were married to Charlox toxbuung confront- fined in air ifirfc timely show of a sevcn-shi i-Jr. itratea the clajrf af people who „u d,. ™™™, - by i d-ir™. one. Punch coll-; matrimony fire Ben or (WsteCar for arrejiiOibhi poei- tton at editorial stonfcT \Frrs ft +fndfotivj6 ’fi^Wf’toward t* fitel.T fetato. which is abfiONi^n unpar.1 firpok^yp J “ threatened an luvaalt and a <1 and was fin’ally induced to in mon Council "There is.’,jpot I fat man dies in' lif.-xh when a ; givre the survivor* much more room to ■ stretch thcinxelvre four �Sh» JwhriUr gran. FRIDA?, - - Even fastidiousness has its backs. "<X KOT AT OORT. »UT MAY,.. »7. draw­ Publishers who do not insert M per cent above flat cast, patent medicine advertrsoraeaht are now unable to supply their readers AT THX with correct likenosseaes of Bessie Turner, and those-who have hereto­ Jown Sown ^tore I fore declined to take lots in fabulous­ ly popular city additions h» payment lor advertising arc striving >a vain to battle produce exact maps of tho of WILL BK. FOUND W0RlOI@WM& , Leqingtoa. She offers nerself as a prize to one of font suitors who out spells the others. m The tnal is to be had in the CLOTHJNG, Ao enterprising ffirl in Madison county. Bl., proposes to turn th© sel­ ling mania to some useful account. school-house, twenty-live mission, the. money furnishing a house to district cents go 0822 ad­ WILL EXHIBIT JLT BOOTS AND SHOES, towards for the young HA TS AND CAPS NASHVILLE, MICH., on WEDNESDAY JUNE 2nd, 1875/ couple- CRQCKERY, During the last session of Congress there were 1,869 bills introduced. 4The motto of an average congress­ man setms, to be “By industry we thrive." WALL PAPER, GARDEN SEEDS, AND A FEW ASTCrENDOCS CeMMKH. Grangers' Prices! Character of the Eitabtixhmenl—a Stwpenriou* Drotopical loxtitute—a Star Troupe of O.'ijntjhans— The Repreen^tdiree of Momtu. The establishment of the great Van Amb'urgb Menagerie Company, which is to exhibit in Nashville, on 'Wednesday. June 2nd, mav with truth l>c d.is>ed as one of the features of the age ; never before lifts nn ex­ hibition, upon so extensive a a_-l.. been . attempted, ,'for a lew years since the expense necessari y .attend | ing so vast a collection ol wonders । N>s R*° Coffee for would have been deemed sufficient { 11 lbs Japan Tea for VS: CASH DOLLAR DEAL »o impoverish even a millionaire, but 10 like all original and gigantic specu 12 latuins, its novelty and magnificence, will, in all human probabi'ity, insure its siicces- Its entree into town is o 15 eight of interest, and the gorgeous 11 trappings trappings “and and paraphernalia paraphernalia which which f |0 decorate the apparently interminable . .roewon. will «l once ,<rike th. 4 81 On II s New Orleans Sugar lbs Family Mackerel 1 00 H’S Satisfaction Fine Cut Itol|s Wn|| pJiper , _! . ,, ,, L,ner. F.«J Collar, 1 00 Irish Linen Table Cloths only 10 Pairs Mens* Half Hose 10 I 00 I 00 lbs butler Crackers ■pectafor with speculative wonder as I ’ I’air Patent Overalls m how such an enormous expense can possibly be sustained, but when accompanying the calvacade they finally arrive at the pnvitlion, which, tvsiy as ingenuity und science can devise, is nevertheless capable uf ^ccomodnting the inhabitants of a mod­ erate sized city, the wonder censes; for far and wide, the faihc of the ex­ hibition having preceded it, people may be seen concentrating I rum eve ry direction »o the grand gab provid­ ed for their entertainment. Indepenenl of the most mognifieent|collect>on of animals ever brought together in a traveling exhibition, there is also a feature of more than ordinary interest in the trained lions, tigers, panthers and leopards of the celebrated Professor Suutur which ore also attached (o the zoological department of this colossal show. Mr. Charles Johnson's performance with the magnificent elephant is another feature of pleasing interest, the wonderful sagacity of these mighty animals, their perfect training and subjection Io the least jesture of their is as wonderful us it is sugges­ tive of the wisdom and majesty of man over the brute creature. In catering for the admirers of equesterian and arsenic entertain­ ments the management have had but one view—the gratification of their -patrons—and for this neither labor nor expense has been spared. We might go on until we had exhausted the limit of our journal in enumerating the excellencies ol the other aUachet ol this mammoth con­ cern; suffice t that they are worthy associates of the above incomparable establishment; but coni* we now to the clowns, without whom r.o circus however excellent otherwise, would be complete, for even the sports of high Olympian were stnle but for the mirth-provoking Momus. To acknowledge not having heard of the famctis McCollum is to confess our ignorance of the first wit jester, humorist and drollest ever born under Srotec ion qf the stars and stripes. Ir. McCollum is a purely American genious, but posessing more attic wit than can be found combined in any dozen of his worthy compeers. Wrth him all is fresh anil original, as it is 1 00 " Ladies' Hose Balls Best Knitting Cotton 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00. 1 00 H R DICKINSON. QREETING BOISE BRO’S! Would respectfully call the attention of the citiien* of Nashville and vicinity, to I their stock, bought for cash, Drugs, Medicines BOOKS. STATIONERY. WALL PAPER. PAINT.S, OILS. VARNISHES BRUSHES GLASS, PUTTY, t) YE STUFFS.. TOILET ARTICLES. PERFUMES, CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Fist TrtatK id Cigin, With a complete stock of WINES & LIQUORS! For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! pungent and brilliant; no threadbare or hackneyed witticisms are inflicted opon the audience, bnt is varying and ever-ready humor IF YOU WANT entwines itself, as it were, with each passing incident, while playful satire, sparkling jest and quaint conceit, flash like a metoric shower among PAINTS and OILS, the audience. Yet another disciple of the laughing Botss Dao's will give very close to god will add his quota to the general fun, one who in “merry France” was WHOLESALE CASH RATES. deemed a fit subject to doo the molly, and jingle the bella of the cre-ition of the genious Avon. Monsieur Langlois, the merriest being that •ver caused an audience io ache ysicia.ru will find our took complete, at the lowest living prices. We cannot finish this review of the featurct of this tretnenduous exhibition without adverting to (he very superior Comet and String Bands, which, under the supervision of the famous Hkbk Korr„ and composed as they all are of the most accomplished musicians in the country, will Le found a fitting accompaniment to the whole faultless exhibition. co&tiEaaacc Don’t forget the date. Nashville, Prescriptions Carefilly Prepare! Jf.C.4F.T.101SEI»nOTtate. jamesMianu .A-d-mission, 50 Cents. DOORS OPEN Children, W.. under nine years of age, -AT 1:30 -A-ISTZD 7:00 P.’M. j 25 Cents.’ N. B.—This is the only company in America employing United States detectives foathe protection of its audiences. H. FROST, Manager. is new store about June 1st { �1,1TTEITIMI uf I^roit, kra bora working ~ NEW GOODS! ABSTORTH.i' KERR A CROCKER W. A AYLSWORTH’S, Ajrimlttttal gmplrmrnts potatoes. sre informed that one. John Killy CORN. OATS, APPLES, rt OF ALL KINDS, Clover Seed. Ac., WEBSTER A HOBBS. B^rkT I m-ULa. An kU4. «C w-rt Ip »hr BWk-.nh lata- Cbm, Delivered at their Gale's Chilled Plows, ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. . RRA8BY. Druvman. Goods and J McCormick and family flLEMENT SMITH. V BAWYT I r.-.ir Lath, shingles, WATER LIME, volved in debt, had resorted to all low tricks to obtain mopey. Ho has a wife and one M. FLINT Nstfoas, Shirts, totlars, Cafc, lie. SALT, DRAGS. CULTIVATORS. Grernu Wheel a public newspaper, priated, {.uhlisbed and circul»>- X’loSvi Horse Rakes, personally served ou HAIR, palhy of the public. JOHN R- EASTMAN. Hi. mother live* jitat STUCCO, which we ship and retail at bottom prices. AINSWORTH 6c BROOKS. ’ Proprietor*. TAILOR PABADY. Manufacturer of physician. CHAMPION’ SUITS fr»n 08. te *3S. BEAPER & MOWER Kukrin., LUMBER WAGON! ! world respectfully inform my friends that I am —Yesterday morning Mrs. G. A Truman JOUN^CBKSSY. The Iron bridge across the Thornapple on and to visit friends. >me time to BusineRH the addition Io their forniture store up. The Stat* appointment of Barry county Primary School mency Is f>0 cento per scholar. Especial $2.50 to $9 pr pair ELIEU CEIPMAN, said Joshua W. Glenn did, ou the Iflih day L. EHEBY’S 8t«ay Quill. neat picket money to loan MBH L. O. CROCKER Samburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, Grable A Ruswll'r safe tarns near being riffled circus dsy. GnKraZ Co»i»r>»c««r. —The Christian Choreh Social will bo held as the residence of Rev C. I Deyo on Tuesday evening May 23<h. A good aUendance ia solicited- —A GIA Party under the auspices of Geo. R. Fleming, takoe place at Union Hall to- $25.00 will be given away. The prise baa been on exhibition at Boise A Lee’s store Mias Ball Carpenter, and reflects great credit npon her artistic taste. Good music —Dy the quantity of lumber and nails will be present. Tickets, which entitles the nails that are going out into the country ,w* holder to a draw and a participation in the Spring sad Saannaer party, $1.00. ing improvemedto. "Lord, make its truly thankful of what we nre about to receive—there book, and oast it in the shady .brook, and biscuit* ain’t fiucn for a dog to eat." IM AU. OF THF LATEST STILBS. when the sunfish sees it squirm, hell sure­ is tho way a certain Monroe, La-, man asks a blessing. > ly go for that angle worm. HdU BmOd and Trmed. They wondered at Die short col­ lettuce and radishes, that was raised by Rev. lections in a Missouri church, and in­ E. L. Kellogg this spring. It is very nice, vest igated to find that one of the col­ lectors hadBtar i>< the top of his hat. and probably ths first in the village. MILLINRBY&YANCY GOODS'. BOOTS AND SHOES ful surgical operation on Frank Dancer's BgL- Specie payments resumed at. Whxklim. JJfro. N. JU. STEBBINS z —A W. Olds is no common benefactor. His banner mill furnirhro employment to from tea to fourteen hands; thus providing food and raiment of upwards of fifty souls. DRESS tweaking —Mrs. AL Mix, of Kalamo, presented PAT TH! HiRlieMt Cash Price —Wo prophesy that the time will come when Nash rille will be noted rar its shady —Matfer Willi* Kellogg is among I he enterprising boys of Nashville. Ha has COUNTRY PRODUCE, sands of th* best varieties of Cabbage and Tomato Plants, which are for rale at hie April 1.1, 1S7& Nwh.lll., XIA., Jul ». ISIS. CROCKER. expensi same be foreclosed. The descripiioe i premises as deseribe-1 in said mo ia as follows, tu ...... w (W lb AMmou W. Phillipa’ additioa to th. Village of Nrahrilic, Barry county. Mitbignn, according to the plat aql survey thereof. Deie-1 Nashville. MarcL ifith, 1875. GRIFFITH A KERR. etc. Givatbem a call on Wait aide Maia St Assignee, of raid Mortgagee. ash rille, Mich.___________ ________ thanking tho public for past favors so inform the public that they will JACOB LENTZ & SONS FRESH MEATS, Svawthisg lolvmlls* ast I'd- Manufacturers and keeps on han sable. Parlor, Library, Dinist, Office ati GENERAL FUNTUREl „ . MORTGAGE BALE. Default haring been made ia th* condi­ tio no of a certain indenture of mortgage. Togother with a full assortment <4 MIRRORS,PICTURES, FRAMES MOKTGAOE MALB. Def.nit having been made In the conditions Fa oertain indenture of mortgage, mad* od executed on the twauty-tbM day of BPfi. Call and see my aer- stock. WusiLxa. vor of Thomas Sheldon of Castleton. Michi­ gan, which said mortgage wa* duly reeord- AND CARDS, BRACKETS, fiSir Carpets, (New Style*), at Dickix son’s. DUSTBRS.tC- *C., of Charle« B. Riebardsoe of the sao.e placo, whiebsaid morigage we, duly record­ ed ia the of&oe of the Register of Deeds of Bam county, Michigan, on the twelfth day x Baby Cabs’ and PmmMata! Elegant New Quarters, In the new briek block. COFFINS AND CASKETS, sevrn hnadrod [$7UO] dollars in yt meats, of om hundred dollars ea 76-100 ($1220.75) dollars, two year* from the dale of said mortgage, with interest at RaF- Dickinson hat cheap wall paper. payable annually ; and It in said mortgage exprem should any default be wad Of all styles and sisea. and MBTALIC CASES furnished to ordes annually ; And it was thereby and in seid mortgage expressly agreed that should any detank b- made in the payment of raid tn- SHR 0UDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand. NO EXCUSE FOR BEING SICK. No person can nse Boschee's German SyrP without getting immediate relief and cure, e have the first case of coughs, oolds orcon- >s*o remain-Uhi. that lha Wm E. SAVAGE & BRO'a COLUMN HOTTER and EGGS. 21-46 k ROE & CLEVER, PURMTVRE MANUFACTORY! S&W IMEiH! Wayon to buy Frtgh la raid city, (that being the place of holding KERR MEAT MARKET! L. J. WHEELER le bo tiles by At the old stand, west Mo of Main Bi. lulled Slates. Druggists in all parts --------------No other manufacturer of medicine ever Nashville Mich. lions auch a tout as this. care t and get a bottle for 75 Go to i. Two dosea will relieve von. Bits, Pelti ui Fm. mortgage, by virtue of the pu'wer inaai'l mortgage contained, will, on tbs IMh day of —Call and try she Hard Cash and Legal pari of this prophecy is already being fulfiltod. . FOR ALL KINDS Or wo can fully warrant all Buggies we salt one hundred and seventy six dollars al this Farmers give us a call and we wil guarantee Cheap. Give Me a Call. Boise A' Loe have the celebrated brands of Clapp’s cigars. REESE & DETTERICK county. Michigan, on the 12th day of March. A. D 1876, ia Liber -No. 5" of mortgagee, on page 224, and. whereas, there is now All orders left with ns will rrocive prompt Mtentlon. Both Double and Stogls Buggies Ready pay cm!omen shall have ao cause > complain of high prices. Dress laUu, Ctttiii ui Fiitim B ons LOCAL MATTERS. fitb A Kerr, of Nashville, Michi SSI Entire . SatlBlHction. WHICH IB NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. Neck Tics, Rushings, Collars and Cuffs, HLL ELLMY GOODS' IHAHAIT EVERYTBIHGieSell. Attention Several pl»c to the sidewalk. understanding. Upwards of thirty dogs ia this vicinity have been poisoned within HMhvlll,, Bub. page €19, and. whereas duly end legally wmigt Deeds In Barry county, Michigan, on the 2CU. day of May, A. D. 1874. In Liber -6” ii invited to Justice of the Peace, y<M< will alytayt our tiandjugt north cf Walcott.'t. Relationi Five young ladies took the whole width of the sidewalk the other svsnrng while able u> retain your confidence, and to win panIng np the street Names withheld. that of strangers. If repealed will be published. pber Kill, of Castleton, Michigan aceruin IN THE MARKET. BOOTS and SHOES. Detroit, Roeheslsr and Eastern manu- lots adjoining hie residence on the south. I UM. JONES, Again in the Trade rr County. Mich. ‘ CLEMEN? SMITH, Complainant’s Solicitor CLOTHING Greeting W. H. Griswold is kis name and pathie is his belief. shall tend out • x-.., EDWARD ArllOLBJiOOK. in tin vicinity. LIEB HAUSER, S appearance. CUEUl IlltUIOISI >e payment thereof might u ipired, anything therein befo DRESS GOODS. SHAWLS, CASSIIfflB, REESE lc DETTERICK. any wine notwilbMandiag; ami deHr.li maiaed nevea handrod dollars, with all the am principal ram of twelve hundred twenty and 75-10tohv dollar, will, all arvraragns of ia- Manufacturer of evening. lure of mortgage the sum ol seven hundred forty-five and M-IOO($746.M) dolh.ro. and Hard and Soft Wood s 4 GLASS AND PAINT. WBOLOALX AND KHTAiL. ■4a.tx.fS' <ria. »U » trail. uA lOTiB, ten. LUMBER, mortgage the sum of ihirtara hnadred Ihirtaoa 17-IOOha doilero. [81*18 17] and also an aiiorney foe of fifty daBar*. aa BOOTS* SHOES, FOB Till Yankee Nnllrav, BBTBO1T. MICH. oceries E. W. VOIGT’S been circulated I Mull wll u anmiam WHOLESALE A RETAIL TRADE SALVATOR BEER 13 T.T I X. r> E It 8 Clocks, •k, a. atrat M tf! p A TENTH 7“ “ “"T1. BUILDING LUMBER! legal come. Th* de. WkMt we will diaroM of than oar comp Sliters. the CHAS. W. DKMAKAY mortgage. <«r< Hwnrthmg ?*u ' Vast, , n/Tu.. T , i , DETROIT, mcnioAN. plaining mill (OM<% tort we do not see I - —- ------------- - ---------------------- known nod deocribod as follows. w. LATH & SHINGLES. ’Kt ilS Depot, KrahviUo. Mu>h. U.S. Hobbs, a dangktw. MkA. 48 * - A W. OLDS. THOMAS 8HRLDON. CLEMENT SMITH, M®rtg»grr. �Bvot liutoriml rtuXAni rill U el~l rS IN BHIEF. 16 bnu-, «y» U» .lUwrwn, 1UI Ibe Knglwh Kovpnuoenl, through Uw» 1>6- there is m^ka^qiRWqpSfM between die i two sidNi of th/- body. Tlw .two sidca in Romo io ooliecl maldriilx for Etsghah rTTo'.'.TJOA. kiatury from the oocret anihiviri of the Vatican. Tl)«x privilege, the firat ever -n v> orrau.u irmacuta. .... • THUBK if II. 1.1OX ini.K stftir. i study, will be fouud always tu exhibit granted by the Pope io any nation, waff4' —The District of Cohanbta Grand Jury have - —The Planet Carpet Milla, in Brooklyn. JK. ' k>L Vft!li<-re, die heed of the Hwi»: cankixleriflde- MtimMt*. ProUbly no obtainad ehiefly through tho infinenoo Y„ bare been burned. Loea. MOO.OOO. • i . — • * ’JW two aijeg of W)y human face are pivciae- of Cardinal Manning. N. F.. BURNHAM'S » ♦» $CBk!Al‘.tte, Tn« all-g<n>p foc-Hitg which people , ilsi ia ahajied alike. •OMMime* *P<»k oL to -a-ed by waari of propw oiTtnil armiee of^ontinental 'Europe. 1Fri& limb, rfo pair -.3/:. .. rV — A 1,.. — .1 I,, n this rauw?^il*urti »ta*t-<M4atte.-MaiU-:<, One hand is almost always larger than with n *<-rv<3?<^ft*fht to 6,500^000 m^n, the otlio*5-A^Wil/tlM' '*.‘iA, and so with tali f»tu the j Ntroyed a-block of building* iu the bnmnes* gives Gcrtnt«iy tho leg tuid arm. The sides of tho bond Rtete'Department al the and of next tuautli I* center of tho town. Involving a lo** of $110.- anti of this number he ( flgANCt-' abrtifa ififcfcnmj. iu; iu»<l‘ •mxwwwl. WhctliwIwiatolikwieapriratoiaiO. InmwW.Kf/ , SI EVER [ ‘ citixcu. or. tp accept an |Bp<Vfaat toraign ml*- i —a Htc at feysa, Yex**. l**t week, iWu-yed L&OoifiOO; Austria, 900|Q^jrtl“‘ TIPI’ED moo. 1* not y*t publtoly known. <100,000 worth of prop<irty. 750,000. Ai-otit ludHW*Wnicre hire ! SHOES f ‘siLVKR-TIPrKD Hh:.m —James Lick, the tau. Fmirtreo mUHonairo, i — TJuUnrkSt- Bwte'to *SA* ^rsckp! jn MoroThe finding of the eros* took plnco iu enumerated inder arms, j b*« n»d« • new trust doc.J, different in a hw/TMAiy,' No*Waite. ’ Capt. ;o C4>1 Cbk ‘ itai .Fear, during Um twenty find porticutaiw from 11 <■ enr rerokwl. ’ faaterbrook. a former Boetouian. witli hi* wife 'file cost imt man„ according to VaUi^Kf.^WttMKARMO per year, or «tyk y&r < f Topi Sylvester's pontificate, and < to s Oaatfoyor and F«rttiuar. —Hon. Thran** Haidle. United Btaton Minto- and family; were M. °f 3,000,000 Aienj n the first after thn Council of Nioq. Much terttffradcr, fediad. —Tfia ,r**idra»«> of-AW . Jahn -Hmbet. at for the Kt>ddtou.kTdxU fort tmrn^ lit TAdiy. Lera total o/.$600,000,000. Here are tlirwi irtrart in laid by msny.rn the fact that ««at*d tn •my Steta GBOrXJtAE •' ! S12-0011- Tlireo men, tumble to cncape from inillaAtoMpnicn taken from the iudUsEifca-bius, Uie eccleeiastical historian, _<bw.mm.rn ».« ^u, b^-JT» ifto.fr'Wr ft little but tlie use of arms, omits all mentiqp of it in , bip history. 810 intedtigatlngalleged fraud* iu liiam*nuf*<tait..... . .. . 'aiiil Bupporttxl ^y tho working people of Bat Mont^a^con'nlfows that ImicImwhere of whtakyabout«ifa»gp,atM)*iMunterof*«ix. T t ntry. What a fearful wtutii I jiUuderTr/’it. Tho 8d of May was set __ ________ ■ ■ ... . ■ ... .. . —- fTi*Jowa Rtata CcHMumtiom- of D*a***niM: । 'it any wonder that the peopleiof ujiart for the festival; oidior in comEurope are pour, when five nations |iay miJiuorntuiki bMthe vision of the cross broaghttofight.au cMetmivc ring having for yearly ^000.000(000 f»r tho support jof fiijrh Wfipwired to Constantine, or of it* object H»e dofran<ling of the gcve'ruineut —Kentucky lte|niblicM>* have nominated the men in idleness—men who are not of Am %he /dedication of tho Cliurch of the out of revalue on dAUIlcd lupior*. —Ited dond. Spotted Tafi, and other Sioux following Uckel: For Gojeruor. Gen. John M. Holy Cross in Rome. Chief*, have gone to Waihiugtou. to . treat for Harlan । Lieutenant Govoo»<<, Hou. Hubert IPffi Jto "to?] COM! the sale of that portion vt •Uudr renervafinu in Boyd ; Attorney General. Hou. Cassia* Good-. )6e; Register pl QffiM.-Beulx-u Patrick ; of Europe discover-tliat they arc paying from UiW Army, retailed tearTx)S’Angeles, | UJflUV Tr>L*a c<nt>.Mr7>n»ctoP*i..teiehir** " .which ia included the Black Hill*. ‘ ‘ .wts«'Bv r •rij ’ -iilibin ‘ W hip ’ f Auditor, Df.wm. Mw+yrTteXsun OaL'/ifnA his vast orange groves, now a mtciiativk —The pestiferous graaahopper ha* appe-arod Kings and courts—of national glory t source of profitable revenue, will bo if t aokxcy. $<* w. ci>k*«». nl __________ Wlien they do make the discxivery thorn KO A<.KVTK-.iM7w:w* to canv»» rer forjiiffio taluiu ten yeajs |r>uoi| j affair* at Wasliington were conaumruated bp, tMlCeHteunlal Hook,-•«*•«*« »wri«l dntltti* pranri ‘in-ftWh tj CTJwfli^ a < i > L kt U h JR eason T ouetiikic , 1 . —The proj>rioioni of tiie St. Louta G/eta Imre tho 15th imt. Ed*ardt( 1‘ierropont ste|>|M>d gaudy Gonerafn, uiul corrupt ur ambi­ into tho official *honi of Attorney-General —To die nfilicliMl in body we offer a few ’8Y KHEsil‘«a'Kavfii vctbic l William*, nnd cydieiiater, Prajt .reliox&i l.’oni- tious monarchs, and police will take tpe worth* of plain, practical reoHuuing. No Si Administration paper under the uaffio 'of* tho. r*iii4i<iiyr< Duu^lA**. uHtii* dliteniainuA cniio place of aoldiers. ""Happy i« tlie United 'matter under what form of siakreiw you | Bureau. ” . Stutea, with no rival pntiyus an ^nir bar lalxir there inone great truthi you you'should ;2K should CtoM-Dmocrot a. kid disease’ dem compelling her to maintain in idle- «ver Iropp in- miud. vis: zVll AU jiwww* —AUegmona of defrauding tlie Internal on -rrav .rf 400 000 or 500-000 UU-U ■ in <*t impure AUMhbOltof die Revonae Department having been r nulc ta Sec- elected Mayor i>T RL Louin, to till Uie’vacancy blood. Purify that, and the discus.- must caueed by the death of Uio late Mayor Barrett, ■ dt'jMirt, foj it has nothing to feed on; but taxation, of extravagance, how much you'‘cannot purify tlie blood Tty tlie use — A beard of engineers ta shortly, tc acet at nxirn woult^wo,havpThcii’to l*WuX.‘’ur of poisonous .InigsaiulaxliaustivustirauMilwaukee. Pekin. F.vananflri K tarn*. and MNMalrtvi tvM which these afford ia.| ----------------------- ------ ------------ Dubuque, low*, to eaatiiin* and report upon misfortunes ? Happy indeed is any ndfl* About 100,000 barrel* of distilled whinky were tbe plan* and speciflcaUoiia fur tLo cpm^fuom m/'y into-. j tkm of a pi)« and pontoon bridge scree* the •eized during tho raid. BM Porlflcr oror dhrarrari ta D.u , —Price, the Adam* exprea* mawepger. who ML-wii**ippi al or near Dubuque. ■\Valki:k’s Famoch Vixeuab Bittekh, tional run, uo . ctuo*<o. ni„ or Bgta* KXPKttfXKXTfi O.V KATS. —All tlie oil rcfiiiarics of I'ittoburgb. except *o aucctMnfuUy defended his charge by killing eoiupounded of simple herb... No mat- rpniu t^t-r u Prtn-.*<i «uh ink (□mi.b-d b,i An amusing experiment on rats wits l,r how hopri.™ your raw, Binkley, the attempted safe rnbfxir, ha* been three, have joined the refining combination. - jj—™_—jjajjn; voted 41.000 by the grateful xuanagem of the"- There i* no compulsion iu regard to nlii|nucuU>. la ■to ■ B,rr““-■-,«« ."’to -*«-«Sfi®r«r*re»<nn». I or •* to running: nterHy to regulate A pric<| Adamn Company. draughts Will Conrinde you of their vir- ;------- to?*'-' . Dr. n Walker, WJk m, (lh.,t N W idker the the iliscovcrer dtacov.-r. r of this; I. J N —The re-union of aoldier* and nailora at Chi­ between crude and refined petroleum no a* to animals hiul tenn trapped, and it wns 1 tnc. Dr. ul« In rwr afym'm Ooui „ „ , , 1 pnct-kwA. ...... jssAreim-dv, remedy, baa had been given up up to to •; jKWKi.ryT«.i. jicwmliiT..i.,m<i«.rl>ita tubmocAi*tara*.r*n cago wa* the *ji«t largely attended affair of leave a n^rgip for pfiBK. . .leaded to try iMtl ow asound P< A °l°rad ‘'■‘ift< "n tn 1 oil ■?< • the - effects xd whisky * - - *upon - > I, di^’y tlk’ physicians, and is now a sound |1 —Tbealuvcstigation into the operation* of th* kirwl aiuoe the war. Gov. Beveridge delivwere administ rtslj un,j healthy man from their use. 3G orertu.L.o.D.priritaw »-,«**»»*■ i>tatora**tr*a r . drops ' . the *p-cailc>l ailk can*piratur« show* .Lfiax of them, Forty to each onO' ^t lliain by foxCo t .au<^yth ChA(•ilk placed ii [ kbi tfic raaxln-t lu Nra* £otk eponded to by Gen. Cli**. Deveau. Commaudcrtlie government wa* deprived of revenue to the Ln-Chiof G.X IL uwmt.,1 ", Tlmv w. Jr pLu-. d m A I ’ Mujura., *»». j iu“,^S3,AJ?E . ■ —Judge Dillou. of tho United Slates Circuit amount of #1.500.000. wide, ditep box, itifo ithicn some trash h. V. Pirncr. Buffalo. N. Y.: ' J ...a Kn.v.b I4a -b^n™. A I ’ Court, han rendered a dccudon in the celebrated bridge daputo between tai’A and Ocuneil favorable. Cotton, corn, wheat aiwi fruit will rawl^^o pl-mdttenum I Bluffa ta which *1*0 wan involved the <|U«wtion. b»j more than pluuUful. ■ ii while nil wiui silent, each rnt b .vtng | j.cani No more ro periodical [xinodical pain* pain* ;; none none of of that that | ,n,m a«t tn eno per month. i’*-.-.i>-ui«r«m»ii*d <r»e a<i- i . dragguig heusaUon RAMtf’e CRAVE GUARDS SWIWW whiwikare-l aehing tack or d ----- 1----------•I— iu her etotn------ 1 jre..N.w.TELEGBAPH !NhTtT(rrP..J«nm»iM.,Wia minus of the Union Pacific railrciu!. The de-_ Ixsen accustomed to for several , ‘ .. . . v*r***w to . . , . >i i tj ' oeh ano ba* been accusaomna tar ncvcrai i| "~. . * 'ittyby-jf/fifth D&y-^-¥c*timuiiy wm offered cision in in favor of Council Bluff*. mauicd ns morose ns a rat could lie. By j bavo muell confidence in it that I 1 >>®roirxE. a -iaweao miuui W4TEK WHEEL Breaflm’s .isirsSi’ssiLrww *Dr. J. Walker’s ()aIifbrni.iTin' egir BiiirtWWna '.fMi&f VAMu’.i prosfonttfoTi, nrt'lo eMfltty from tlnrnv tiva berbs fauiuTbn the lower rnii/es d the Sierra Nevada mountains of. CaHfornta, the inedlctnnfi nr6pbrdti' of itfiicii ata extracted tltcrtfrorp "itliont theve of Alcohol, ’flic question la alihmn daily naked,inyimtei8Tbe:rWfflo oGthe unparalHeft snucsaruf Vi.xkgak Bi;. YwiST” rtmt the/rrmcre the causa of disease, and the patient re­ covers, bls health. tpcyflie area: blood purifier and a Hfe-giving printyiic a pertt'ft tttMfd*attt‘.',hliO/ hr- igorator 4>f the system. Never before- in -the hUtory of Uiv JwAJngltopc-h-ec cuinpoumled putrtrfmtg1 tl"’ rtouartal * t ga--u.no , smflKMC - ------------- —“ The iropertleH <4 D*. Wjti.xn': T (KEBABBlTTEts are ApAienL, Dwphorciic lormioatire, NutriUcius, Loz-tite. Dhsrttic, Jvt*. and Anli-Bihon*. ^ | Geo- p, Rowell & Co-1 is AGENTS WANTED are a gentle Purgative as wdl*»'i Tmnc relieving CongrtEWS Of .faafo|H:’N»Uan of ths Liver and Vioccraf Orgi£‘. »* life. Etrr.tflEfwa.v.s." A Great Offer I MICHOL8,«1»MR04Ce.'8 "VBiHr BiESB The BBILLIAMT NETOCESffnf mit Grain - In a brief period II ho* become Sa vFAl-Enif" ConcVilto'oRC ANS p s'taas^iu'^fe.’ews ret YODNG HEN —At the meeting of the Grand Army of the Repnbiio at Chicago, laal woek, the following •lection of officer* took plac-u ; Cuminai*ler-!1>Chinf, John F. Hartranft, of Penunylvarua ; J. Buckbee, of Conuorticut ; Burxeon-Gcnlaiu-iu-Chief, Myron W. Reed, of Wiaeutmiii. The National Council of Adniiuuitratioii i* a* follow*: rid ward Moore, Portland, Me ; Aaron F. RtoreiiK, Nashua, N. H.; F. Steward Strana­ han. St. a^bann, VL; Josiah Pickett, Wurocntci. Mana.; C. 11. Barney, Providence, IL L; John G. Haaioy.’ Now Haven. CL; John S. Copley, Klmira. N. Y.; F. W. Bulllveu, Newark. N. J.; Leri Haber, Poltavillo, Pa.; John A. Darlh.g. Waaldngteu, D. C.; Jamee Barnett, Cleveland. O.; J. J. Palmer, Bockford. Ill.; Usury G. Roger*. Milwaukee, 1ST*.; True S. White, Si. Fanl. Minn.; David J. Simmoun. Sacnuueuto. $20000 k" tttid liv, howevtto,-. tbfl liquor began to would ta pcrfocUy willing to warrant to certam , • , ! eu totnura of our* who would ta glad to get work. The rate began to smile, and play boW of rolicf at W!V expense. I h*ro tried ___ , r -l u.-- --eirien.nrlclrrrLtar.tre* with their tails-, then tp jump up and I many Patent Medicine*, but never had any oo- . ■ wAU^H. q CO., 72G 8***on» 8L. Pkil*. . tj7,t’»F» JV, I * > *7 .. I carion to extol ono before. squeak,* then to full dbwii and roll over. .v«Qtralv youn, Gm.-Ik Winroro. court. MiK , hfi»ijioil ’ mil flncallecl and con­ FinaUv otto'bi‘ tbAit ‘ftiAnd the'hhuccr. ; Mra. K R. Daly Metropolis. III., write*; $10. to $500. , J.,. ,. “Dr- R- '• Pierce-My mater ta mung the —u.L'...... J'n- JttFiita*. HKKS firmed her pruviou* te*UuMxiy a* u> * conreraa- and, with, the peculiar ,curiosity of his Faronte Favonte proscription Prccription witu witii great greet benefit" benefit.’ QCfJT EDEE Jos* IlK-kUlhi a <X> . Brstan tlfln vftb Jiri Bcailifcdb a cSrtriAdQj; ft f. nu4-,- (iipTx-d liiA nos/f into it. He drank, j . otll I rnCu. and Hrvkat*. 7'< Rra*Uw.z, 5. Y. ’ “ . , , . ’jfL'toDta R. V. Tierce—What I have taken of Wtcn w^T 'aa'l_ _ nun the not** ef—iue ■ .InaMiag brought । your medicine h** Ixxm of more iMnefit to mo proceeded to make a mjmber of denials of charts*l|- t^'u'<fi..fcti»e agahmt bind '^e read list of hi* lecturing ougagcnKinin in the Wc»t. S1VK Mosra—It >« well worth -ring, which covered the time when' it WMydleged ho nluff. .uuT iCta «lin>»Kj-L*b 5ta» ! I'allod at Mm. Monlton’e on June 2, 18?3, but it wag all ruled out. During an argument for it* adniinraon JU. Pryor wan attacked by a novere eighty drops. And now they got gio rioo.. They hi—I-™* other-un ’ 'ere held to await the action of the depaAincnt PORTABLE Soda Fountains. $40, SW. S75 4 $100. ■*» W ’>bT“ I ^>’7W rw{lf ['““TtoT!/f 771" “ Tn. I'KKat F1UU.V ~ Mnniost-Dr. dropixxl uei*ide uedido them them.. Tlie curtain fall Alls, ,\yilfioff». Anti-Periodic or Fever and Ague dropped . _ _____________________ ' Wnta 11 No' case of incurable Chill* has yet presented itaclf, where thto enietdlllc and safe . •M/of.. «< | mclicftio bos beenz employed. No case l^u> Then, never rel heed . thnn.ugljy happy man or woman. High bred or duqe<j. influewcwi, but with it* tine !UiTUr4IJ.Qui«Wttil*l htaflfii&ihiiin« I1** <«tno ,nji perfectly reconstructed. No jwmnwiMvy nw w^u***, . „ pttrpnlve’Teqtnral wtth th;* uiediclne. Worry is everywhere. Poor men’s wives | War.Ki.ncK. Finlav A On., Proprietor*. New worry Itecauso the bread won't rise, or ! __ ... r ■» । «-f ■ • । IvhMUiax-AV-Dsmanurm. A, rtnve r~pY^»..r fcd4SM.ln>e A fS^u'empk.jnl Pighty-JtcBff/th Doy.—The oviclimcxyH all liefore the jury, and the court adjourned for a. iillM ftAhM. di CO.. Salem, Ohio. FARMS LANDS such dlflleull gram *<><! need*, with KNTIItl'. BASK AND KFFEU-’riVKNH"'*. <4«in» to perfection; aare* the farmer Id* thresh' tall by extra aavbr of grain; make* no “Iflltcrinr*;" require* LESS THAN ONE-HALF the usual —aCn n —■<■ —— A^vanr-f-fl kiuu.uj .-I » a... v.—9 '—v ■ ’—— - — --• p*teM,wMlo other aa«rji«**anr»--oul <>< JP-. Four alve* m»-l« vrltti <». 8, ICFand 12 how *• Mounted” Power., alao a ape- w othtr Hwri’e Powers sw'O —A dispatch from Lawrence. Kan., «ayw the gTa»hoppcn>‘ are producing ■ horrible pain,- an opportunity u> prepare fortho final eamauti^; among the buaines* meu aud fanucrx of Eastern up of the tCTiUmony. It will occupy at leant:. ,] that all the otorica can bo true, everybody deny­ ing ahnuat everything aworu k> by orety oou groen thing. In Minnmota. too. the penta *ri> BURR MILLS FOR CORN, FLOUR A FEED, aisw playing sad havoc. The region involved this ntancc, very flatly poutmJicl each other. bn^ut, or the milk burns or Um prne Virgmm Mino in year looted** sixteen countip* in the upper Min­ of glass is mended with putty, or they ■ nesota and Red Hirer valley*, having an aggre­ »Ult WMU«ll\.h*lYBMWhA'u’e I > , gate population of about W,(XX), -and prodndug norr, bon.,™ U,e pneerve .U.h m.i about 1,500,000 boalicl* of aurplu* wheat taat not of the latest pattern, or because where kuowu.. |tvi good for ciiUdreu nr adult*. —Tho I’oatm**ter General ha* ordered Ute fered by all ths rmels. Tlie present iti4fc*tion» ...molxel, fad. ..ur bow . pm^-dr.^ i. , are that tho*o will remain in force *31 aommer. trimmed.^before, t|ie. .jrarty tu^/Hius, or , Iiune. _________ ___________ Tho official* of the Baltimore and Ohio ro*f because some grandgeTjM^.,e^«rlfafcnd I glct Fix.ka Branco Watkk. at Waukegan, j ployed in the lottery bwtam* in Cincinnati, bat •tate that the fight La* been profitable to the them, or because their servants are un- j bl., cure* *1' Hdtey dto«*«._____ company from the atari, and they certainly have Oily-, lyyidi gPU. ^MK-’ts. Snoil diungrs, j How r>> Get a Home. Seo advertisement. j —LleaL-Gor. Crawford, of Ontario. Canada. no desire to cud it until U>oy bare gained what* . AaUteOcet. JfkAVoa ' Smith Organ Co. BOSTON, MASS. These Standard Instruments onl, rara cor. for Hen>U.u It M Sold by Mniic Dealer* AGENTS WANTED IN EVENT TOWN. Ky.-s-^na.-iiwS: | Tramm." (to,I rlMUly. Ilahl. per1 tectijr mfs u>4 rotnfurt»W«. trm . . particular* of elan, atylea, price*. i*nu*.etc. NICHOLS, BHEPAKD A CO.. ^■.Kh’is.iwaurfc *n<i yon can eave It in buying a newing miX""w™ KX .. /TVify-atrfA B<q.—Bit raklduco Lfarijtoi two rata wore never guilty of be! >r<<^ >I*Zi<*r.«ehm« ta*r.»Bch*d* point of ncelfoiKo a ter>«i of AettMa and couti »<hi-tian«* by*wj Tb.Ayvrti^^ ki<x.-auRihbra B... amaes on Irath nidw. Moultou waa jcCnii™! to brolwb'flftWA'M.^U# diS’Wrtwr, fend mind, which in klmmit ta>vffil their manurebut Beegher'a ebjrica of.the xxmtnlion letter. th,, got A rough u.i Dcacon Freeland an>! SIru. Ovingfim were tumble fight ihlmuffly which lasted untij appreeiated. Machuicn will ta delivered at brought up to aux-Mibiit Bov«mi. and Albert B. b„th.™ ottau-toi. Th,,, .b,, —LicuL Armstrong, *rith a company of the Martin, the Buiulay-achool teacher. • Mm. mained fora while, each with n paw to c<>:n|'<hy'sbranch Imu*^ at PJ7 State street, let U. S. inlantry, arrived at Fort Randal). Dak., Woodhull wae iu court, and mhuc ; letter* to his nose, grinning nt each other. Finally ; *’^fi<Siota8U“'P?ta her from Tilton were produced, but tdie boUt fell asltiep, am! while both were 1 -ompauy want a few more agent*. bound for the Black Hille. They were c*|*tire<i aidcred of nafficicnt importance to UlnMntnl c>u:o«u.» luralalwd oa appUcMIoa. Standard Lolta Bustle. sga‘^,g.n!i3aa£™w^« wa* cpu«piring witli Woodhull for tho pabli- JSt-.DA* ‘WrtSffSn&K5W>tMSW3 mar» Mruralr and panaae-atlr m doing fast,’thorough and economical work. TNIttSWENIMN Aw) IT highly adrahuseoii* to run a machine that Jia* no ‘■Beater*," "Picker*, or “Atirom" that bandies Damp Grain. Ixnu: sr*nZBuNdhngMFJU. TitWtbf. ® ‘MH» It. TUm. taMnuMOt* ban IM < gold Uuvcutbout th. United Alataa oa th. INSTALLMENT PLAN: That U. oa * B/*t«si ct Monthly Pt/raMita. ! In Actual Use: MORE THAN M • -.! MM >i. I SKEl Eiiis&’SVstf n<-w,..fl»r mor* tStB Uit-tJ r» *r.d h.vlnc *d)O(t*d many bsea tbo lu: lawitj, B.oni’u raar* ftMVJlBttBC1 55,000 Estey Organs1. putoie ; that <11*1*11 Trail sE^xaajnj MANUFACTURED BY J. ESTEY & CO., THE MARKETS. —The taUlera of tlie country hold a national and Amboy railroad. agt*a alxiut the «une. The scale of milea is different bn-diffewnt maps, but places ! remain just so' far njxirt, and no <lo^ ^ASTICTRUSSCO. —A deputation of autliom reramlly waited I I upon Sb. Disraeli ami nrged him to stemre an 1 Dii l..> — ... I If-.I.U tlrtfoe A.- .1 „000 u^^.n, jn this country during intenuinmal copvrixht. Me — pnuntoed Hill* party, on their giving a written pr< mice •ubjcct would receive the attention of the gov- .. year, /b* dHRSkt* publiabors, not to enter die Hill* again, until the gorem- cmmenL ' . '* . .. . .. . 1 -TUCurtf ItoU. It AW tBj3^£s%£-g£t ident F. Little1'; Trcaiiurcr, D. R. Merrill, both —In.European diplainAUc pircleejtin believed of Michigan. that tlie iudicatioiM are decidedly pacific, and^ 683 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. j-aarJM ffShS.1^ <•""! *■> Prim* Hu <r». Onw*and Hrifere DRUGGISTS. DYERS, TAILORS, wtute Winter •5.000.000 additional 130 bond*. ’ The oommta- | -Mr. BancreffL Mjnhter to Germany from rxtxx AXD CKIMIjrJLH. u* United. Rtetm, baa been iuterriewai einoe jiiXtT -'“T'? “r~ I J” If? ■».wyuw'«; “• «*“■ss I- <1- V.IU------ - ze-. .« « ,. I.----- - ----------- to huropK loakteg-apmi , H u, u,e Kmperor mm*)y oCr-fneaMdti Gennany were 275 nwrehanta arid julventurers,815g t^dwT# Of Lui.w 4-vMw»k i 4i,,-,tiTr7 -S-iitiA-rt.kTnr . , , * various rla.-ci.-s afflicted with hut •hternry EWiAtj41M»>»JWUbi<i » ■ ■ ■»■, ......................... — — — vis .— • ionory young men who drew . F Habit Cured kt Rra -X" ' *teo* rn !<□** mI-**D.............................. £.................. 1,£ft^S/wfVw !».%*• * ?! <* , poncy -ii iuc rope io larcugwcu uic vaiuouc j I Church in America. the find step being in the" armnanininit of *11 American rvdinal. Hturtcrant tragedy. Wm. Ruwwll. firing wth gbaliem ha* Iwou erdod to Riimr*. mo agcu woman e uiroat wan cut. «u<1 Uio uiroct cable mat wan uroppeu laM tnirnnwft brtxiier waa gaabeJ adoxen timen with a razor. ‘ Will flniali it* laying with al! |>0Mil>le dispa ‘—A negro waa hanged io South Carolina on ■' This acUoQ will have * tendency tn lower ££uBwSi Mtr»r:r Grnmiax< Si-isNEit write* bb fulloww to ready here, when the credit of having --- - ductton of wbokaomc. food* for man than 1 CTNCfltNATl. ky>- x«. uotartinirtH. m. Uate, «oIto. 83 WMt Vm Burew BL, CMcafo, JU. Aay Shade from Pare White U Jet Black. redmi to fisi4«i Hasida Ftoteps, where I l^pe you will meet me with rod and'line. ’’ ‘ Sv«" -.tuna*»*Hr**™oi under the British administration, at 943,- o""*' . fa> therefore in practical effect. -Jim Qcx 810 a-iuare miles, and the population at W|||M 1(13,811,917. Of inhabited house*, it ja j estimated that there we 87,119,693. i fc“*. » i MARRIAGE GUIDE «g»w.* a*MU to** ■»w-ii A*r.ik <tx» SEi2si?s,&5£5SE5Sr' trijBSsxr.sariJsx - �Ann Klim hu nrt. -Hl. a reverse, for a writ of attachr lent against the Prophet to compel , ayment of >600 per month alimony. » -ending her suit for divorce, has been 'cnied by Chief Justice Lowe. As a would have dated from tho begin- ting of tho suit, two years ago, jj vot^d, Vfyp made o nice little fortune to;fear to Jire on until a larger por­ tion was'given to her on the divorce Tlie judge said that being granted. the^rpjiting of alimony was giving catmtennnoe io poliganjy, and the >'aw did not uphold any such-thing. So the law which does -not uphold I«Wgamy benefits the man 'that is pdlygambns. ’ Scientific men say that if HAS JUST RECEIVED A pianos stand north and south, the tone of (he instrument ia much improved. This illy when the jiiauo is learner. About one FINE, LARGE STOCK OF hundred and fifty miles south* of you is the proper .positioij for the instni- ed by a young lady taking her first lessons. Mr. Talt&age says be never feels ■ happy unless he stirred up a little. keeps, the devil Considering she effect of his stirring tho past winter, probably tlie devil would say that he never(leels so happy as when BfAHfer Taftnage is stirring him his up. ll.is delightful to think how the two happily oblige each other. /X.4$>000'icow in California was so frightened by the sight of a mill that she dropped dead. wind­ George Francis Train wohid have had the same effect on Don’t make your pui“chase anti1 yon have seen my Stock. her. If a boy with a bean-shooter is a mind to buckle light down to busi­ ness he can make a whole neighborhood respect his opinions and seek his friendship. What’s your business ? said the servationist, your worship." “An observationisl 1 what is. that?’ “One who looks around m the daytime to tee?ni«h'' if 11 Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. C, A. TRUMAN. �I a; (MM .. long. gigantic piece of lace work. BOISE & LEE It was so constructed that every one of the 8WMW8 thousands of timbers in it could bo removed Wholesale and Retail and without at all others substituted, disturbing another splinter of the structure". At price* m LOW u any houM in Barry- co. When it was first built it was visited by peo­ ple who went huadreds of rpiles to ace the work, ad4 it was wdfrth the Wv- GLASSWARE TJW A ft » AT ALLEN'S, There arc in the State 804 insane persons of which 374 orc males and 430. female^ Among the number are 136 farmere and 57 farmers wives. The number belonging to tho vari-! ous prof-ssions is small, though pro- ; portionntely larger than among the . Ians than noy otner" class of- men.— Ftainiccll Republic. SPECIALTY. ■ ' —U AT ALLEN'S, a ElsTGOODS States It is located in the center of: the city, on a beautiful island of sev«1 acres, with fine drives trfthc snnie on the St Joseph river, «rdy ,one block from the principal jU reels. IN THE VILLAGE. Water, gas and fine shade trees make the grounds a great resort. fiES^AS&llrfMENT OF M. Quad , of the Detroit Free Frest, is probably the only editor in America who Aan enjoy being "blown OF ALL KINDS AT COST! up" by an indignant subscriber. He wyettled With an explosion on the Ohio dvtr'a- few ydars*go> and nqfer .Jocks with contempt on anything less *. — UHCap Cheap 21S As J-JlTt. Dirt, Ad it (. ; ‘ Niles has just completed onoofthe ' finest circus ground* in the United j SUGAR, 10 to 14 Cents! l-> ; . r ■« r, ’■ • CJllAAn A g Dil't * 9 yd ’ ' Cheap as Dirt. * CANNED FRUITS ** . ■' • , ; . J "This paper must not be used AT ’’co1 COME AND SEE, ' as COME AND SEE, :• ■ ly of four pages published in the West Tlie whole sheet wouldn’t • COME AND SEE. t n^ff/rrw "“T i * mJiw a il . ««•? • t i,’-...1 -.SM-u; The Indiana editor who took his I am aatioua to ctoae Ml my awek, aa tor mothcr^a-lav* on an editorial excur­ sion is requested to announce through Ih^columns of his paper whelhei he was actuated by generous impulses 0«l jrir'i V *4 illii i, I a’lid’// or by fear. WARRANTTOBE PURE Paid for til kinds of Product, or oxckangod MAKE IT PAY YOU call and eec ua before purchasing. -41’u /'. ■ n*xiw-ji.. says a noted dt than that. There’s no getting up of To trade wUh iae. SXBjl iu .A h! nights to draw the baby’s legs back^ , under the cover. 33 A. W. •JUMUaUMfctQ . . • •! ULFS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-05-28.pdf.pdf 7230508b68625c2ad6c96419900cbaf5 PDF Text Text fMhrUk ^nrs. lews. aslil> i 11 cKdu 5 FRIDAY, Barry CouBty, Michigan, onno ADVEBTIBDiO KATZS: Progression. No Retrograding. VOL. II I. Slowly raising her handkerchief to her j eyes, she faltered forth: | “ My sainted Augustus------ " Witlmnt waiting to hear wlurt the “sainted Augustas” did or did not do, Tom left the house, uttering wine very empliatio- language, -like the unfixing brute Iw was, M our lady readers will The'worst of it was that Tom know of no one who had the slightest, knowledge | of- the late Augustus Vanduzen, so he was iinaVle to throw any doubt upon the existence of the snjmrhUman virtue* un­ der whose weight, figuratively spooking, ho lay orushed. 1 g W ••Ufa wife ’hud married and buried, her first finsliand in CafiTomia. ~ She came North soon after her widow­ hood to'vfaitsoma friends who had known her only in her maiden life, whore Tom Ifa dead for ufalapo I un, Biddy, And drhamin aerate 1*4 be. If ttum mild rebeta.0T»f there Would only lava me free; Hut when I Um a^atarl « abtunji, An' ehtrire Io ftt repore, A mtiMBl ball, Wa «>nu»' ahlrate !«'• Juo4 a dajMnt botue 111 build. EXORCISING A GHOST. Tom Brown was haunted. . You may turn up your nose, reader, and scout nt the idea, but such tilings do happen, even in the nineteenth century, os I am reedy to prove. I repeat it, my friend Tom wns haunt­ ed ! nnd by no less a personage than hfa wif.j’s first husband, who, it would rea­ sonably be supposed, liaviag vacated tho place that Tom hod obligingly offered to fill, would have left our hero in undis­ turbed possession of all the rights and privileges thereunto belonging. Now, if it had been the ghost of Tom's grandmother or great-grandmother, or any of his aunts or cousins, or even tluit undesirable but indispensable article—if men would hare any wives at all—a motiicr-in-taw, he ootdd have borne it with some degree of equanimity; bnt. ns it was, ho was driven nearly frantic. Tom hod married the Widow Vanduzan with the best possible "intentions, who had manifesto* 1 no*reluctanee to be­ coming Mrs. Tom Brown; indeed, we r0 are only to rememl>er tliat she whs “a widow to feel pretty sure that she did her share of the courting. ‘ And now to have the virtues of the de­ ceased Vonduzen dialled up for break- Nashville, barry co., mich., Friday, may 28,1375. gn'™ uTa p'me^piiid, -/tog liuk Lui | rtuilriug btr Lu.ImuI*. has wli.u.'.i r ehe eould d.. «i unolnemrt. Tom. on the oontenry, we. in Urn bert poeeible epiritn, nttling nw^y without ujipnwnUy mring whether ehe ribbed or He casually mentioned, pn rising from tho table, “ that ho should bring a friend home to dinner.” Formerly, apy such intimation was a sufficient warrant for Mrs. Brown to call up tho ghost of the deceased Vanduxeo, but, curiously enough, she did not even mention his name. ' Tom’found hfa wife alone in the parlor when ho returned to diiinet wjth hfa guest. “ Mrs. Brown, Mr. John Babbit. An old acquaintance of yours, 1 l>elievc.” Wliatover Mrs. Brown had feared, or conjectured, alio1 was not prepartsl for But, as luck would have it, John Bab-, bit, an did schoolmate of Tom’s, camo Hite; she tmned from red to white; and homo from California. [! ___________ from- white______ to red,obut retaining her selfOf course the twotad a world of thing" ' |KWSM1Bjon wonderfully, as Tom could to talk aver. • , : not but note and admire. " Hvw cnnoiui jixi nlmulil nUantive a. lito uMlioyr'-udJdm, Mnoking llort^, w John Ml 01 U Ho tofttotoir. ’'Atol to pooi liUln Mn. mIlch „j good.lme<li„g 1 oudutoo I" nutoe any allntooD to b«r lonnor life, no •Tm o»m<-a to ll«r tort raousb," won oodUikxI to tho atoll Tj:a, iliyiv,, •• Uwilgh I hivan'l tho Bllnnian[totoua. rauu Ayiu, majaj I "lightest expectation of ever being able So tho dinner was not a very enliven­ to supply tho place of her first husband. ing affair. Tom was the only one of the j You knew the late lamented Augustus party who seemed to be at ease ; ho was Vanduzent" . in high spirits—on tho best of terms I “I know more than I wanted to of with himself and everybody else. ' him; though I never knew ho was i ' As soon as she could do so with pro­ lamented by anybody. His wife certain­ priety, Mrs. Brown left tho two gentloly luul no cause to loment him. Why, inen to themselves, going directly to her he used to get drunk every night and own room, and seeking relief in that mi: come homo and smash tho furniture ! I failing refrgo for all feminine troubles never pitied any woman as I did lier. I and perplexities, “a good cry.” used to hope she’d outlive him, so as to Tom entered tho room an hour later. take a little oomfort before she died. He | There was a comical look in his eyes did die, though not in his bed; the vigi­ ; ns he turnedthem upon his wife’s averted lance committee got hold of him one dark night, and---- " Hero the speaker j face. He was evidently determined to 1 press the advantage ho liad obtained to touched his throat, with a brief but ex- | its fullest extent pnvwive gesture. “Too many horses | I " My dear, I hope my efforts to • folmissing, you understand.” ' । low iu the footsteps of my illustrious proliras ns the speaker caught a glimpse I docossor’ meet with your entire ajtof Tom’s astonished face, tlio sudden | proval ?” thought struck him that this revelation , “Tom!” might not bo over and above agreeable Hero Mrs. Brown bursts into tears. to the man occupying the place that had I I This was more than Tom’s good ami been so suddenly vacated “I beg par, I generous heart could endure. don------ ” i ! “ Come, Jet us make a .bargain, wife. “ Not a word of apology, my dear fel­ I If you will let tho ghost of your former low," interrupted Tom, whose face wns actually radiant with smiles, grasping husband rest quietly in his present homo John warmly by the hand, whose tarn —let us hope that it is a happy one—I it was to be astonished. “ I’m delighted. will do tho same. ” Upon these words, the ghost vanished, That is to sty,” added, Tom, checking himself os he saw his friend's bewildered and never troubled them any more. Tom and his wife kept their bargain, look, “J shall bo delighted to have you dine with me to-morrow; a strictly family and, as the chddren’s stories cud, “lived happy over araer." dinner, you understand. Mrs. Brown will lie delighted, too! Oh, yea I" chuckled Tom, on his way homo, feeling strongly inclined to throw up his cap and hurrah iu the exuberance of his joy. Ho wiw confident that ho hod now a >qx'll by which he oo tdd “Iny ” the ghost that luul so long haunted him. It wns ]xist eleven when lio let* himself THE KEA.SOX OE IT. " 1H. • hrtiii of min,." wj poopk, ■ rorw. WMMor uw uiict-uu w i*y, in eicnne lot uiy pnuiHuil/ ar mlxj-rt ot ananrtion. we nibjoin the ciurtom. Tin. dnn i. eery nnnuruw., 'allowing anuxiptian ot a foreign Inly'. ' uil belong to eneb inferior alnweeteni fnneml olwoqiurt : A .art of ehaptllt that they «e often fomul tripping. If orderUr, prohurty doeorrtea with nn oorarton prraent itaelf when fba aoing flower., w» erwu-d in one of the worly I of the “ hubil ■' k inoonvenieut, rtruighl-1 "‘•°l“. ■» u“> “»**» «*>» weytlu-v ignore it ^together. Agrtn. 1 oontnining tho body-thrt of . »-m^Homo propio will etick to their liubil, I bunaeomc young woman—wee planed. ... 1 • AT. ^limnnrra l.iwreml# an eraaas,IliA the rtlaew-mer clergy rengnt or wrong,- copvenient or inconven- •Mi.'Siemens — —--------- himself, -- • — --------— tent, and of conrae punish themselves by to U‘- , ‘TT?! T" so doing. It not seldom happens tliat “ nounced “ n solemn — and a *touching -v adfe— tin-y will obstinately persist in doing a coiuwc over the body, which, in its deod that everything on eorthT-parhaps coffin, was then inserted into tlic furm b> h«w.—ri.« in d“» »' •“ rlulamAi thwurt Kid im-.-mt Rack «!>»» «,■><! » «»—■ ol laianonnbl, .pwipl.to !- rl-ruin-W dt . Ugl.-r *<* ”P“ *> -i-onn, Uug (» pow., il..,. toeir m will Almort in- coul‘t “ P™'i’*d through a window voriably they are forsworn, and fftiffer lot into the side of the furnace) it with bitterly from the fulfillment Theo pale red, quivering, distuictly vibrating there are people who have ridiculous ihuucw. There was no sudden bursting up or scorching of the corpse, no phoabb. Such was the case of a gentleman nomenon ghastly to the-eyo or revolting to any other .sense, but what soemod tjo; Mr. Tiddydol. He gained this name t>e an extraordinarily rapid proc-M of desiccation, during which, after the because ho invariably ended every sea? I«w.ra« with —111. tlm unmeaning —I_____ .1 _•ridiculous i: I___ liquid substance had been cnvolved, the tenon and ' solid }>arta flrat became red hot, then word “Tiddydol." Even those who were accustomed to him could hardly white hot, and lastly resolved themselves help smiling—so incessant was his uno of into ashes. There was, thin gentleman the word, so unconscious was Mr. Tiddy­ positively asserts, nothing from first to dol of 'ever saying il. Ad instance of a lost offensive in this process to the nbyi*- . similar habit occurred in the case of an ical senses, or even seutimen|ql|y di»-' old Welsh clergyman, who had a fashion tressing. The furnace is surrounded by of interlarding each sentence with tho drapery, which conceals it from the sight of the mourners, and what can be phrase, “Complete and doit” Such soon through the inlet, which is use<l for IMxmliar habits ore of course very rare, purposes connected with tha regulation ami therefore worthy of special notioe. . Some jjeople got into the habit of so rul­ of the fire, is in no way horrible, al­ though it offers the strange spectacle of ing their livre that they arc quite put a human body gradually vanishing away out, bodily and mentally, if there is the through the influence of intense heat. least failure in tho fulfillment of this The process lasted exactly one hour and routine. Three are slaves to their liabeighb.<cn minutes, and on Sunday the ita, and do not in tho end derive as much ashes were gathered up with all due comfort as they expect from them, be­ solemnity, and transferred to a suitable cause .they art* certain to jostle against urn. some one else equally a slave to his hab­ its, and one or the other must give way. Mr. Young, of Jessamine, Kentucky, It is a very agreeable thing to meet with a person who says, with hearty self-satis­ doesn't like dogs any more. The fact is, Mr. Young had recently an experience faction, “It is my habit to be punctual.” You feel at once that you know the man; with one dog which prejudiced him NO. 35. boms and outbuildings burned'by them through curelewM'H.., or else in revenge for the refusal of the owners th comply with their insolent demands for tribute, are awaking the attention of the peoplc ' of; PsnnAjftanta ‘to tile magnitude of' (*»d brt-jmm,); ■For richer, for e***'” ' . (Of ttrnraalll endure bar); Tffc loMil Rinndy flSr TO cdh'oction pro-! posed by the Eagle in the establishment1 of a workhouse and industrial form, ■ where all able-bodied tramps should lx- wfeh by the labor 6f~ the paupers may i bo so enhanced iu value as to be sold at l a large profit, when the experiment may । be renewed nr ^pother place. • i . /XTJtttEMTING EACT/t. I Tlio organ of vision fa considered the • ihoft'delicate organization of the human 1 . -frame ; yet many who' have been bprn i . <8c I nurry ihU d*y), ■T1U death da, (Then HI try wMowS art). Covwtbv nnm-bugs—Been. A hari: flower—The pink of pro­ blind liavo lieen enabled to see by surgi- priety. <p«'tatic<w* ipid.tke : following fa on ________ T hk new _________ bonnets are of chip, but not iilterreting fact concerning one of that; of ..ji,,, oid block." class : A youth had become 13 yean* of : Tan true men of leisure—They that age when his eyes wore touched by asurwork to obtain it . geon. He thought scarlet the moot beau- j Bono of -the coni miners—“ Masses in tifnloolor; black was ptODfifl. He fancied 7T<7/ ' ^■vftry objeeftoacbed him, and ho could “ ® 0Q * d ’ 001,1 8 TOUnd ’ . not distinguish by sight what he perfectHow to make good puflk—Send, the ly, well kn^w fueling : for instance, publisher fifty cents a line for them, thr eat arid hdfc.[ Wlra .his second eye A ooon tailor sponges his.cloths, and was touched, he remarked that the bb- his customers sometimes sponge him. jecta were not so largo in appearance to “Tiueiuig in the outskirts” fa the this as the ono-opened at first Pictures fotret for “pickingl&dire’ pockets." he considered only partly colored sur-. “ Coxsumttiow fa an economical dis­ facee, nnd a miniature alwolutely oston- _ease, __ ” said •’8ohn Henry, with a cold on fahed liim, weming to him like putting • |anRSa;. “you can furnish your own • b>uhW i»k>» ; LongbiTj Bunin/, Hi, otgunt, «uJ nunr I.Uu.1 .. wtal, murtouu. ^vplweuUiobe.tpcrfi.niii.-re „lchdninl , <x.r«.t-i™k« ol tlmir Hm, ; . Kbootauu™. iu | on, 0( wt,rk. .., Umt . Fuigliuul ii.nl.l iluoorw Uul tlu, lx,r» i UmmiuU.” wore playing in a distant corner of the ■ . , , ... ... ui i It is not a pleasant spectacle to sec on room, instead of studying, although ... , • v’. i .il, able-bodied young num shielding a store person mung nin eyes oonld not detect. . . . .1 t-i 7 j t. z u i I*11 fr"ni **"’ *»n h ruvs wheu a good the Khgbret sound. Prof. Sanderson, , , , ,’, rn ”... .... , horse con be purchased far 81.50. who was blind, could, in ** few moments, 1 tell bow manv pexaous were in a mixed * ,ui,r • . oompuiT. «n.l o( 1.x. A blind, Tun aiTalirm, iluriug Hu> Prrt—lurrft«*'Ml<»nId*«u»inaguMlUiK»ii,!‘‘to. mxartonxrt in thi ir lilmtii.u. lie is punctual to a proverb; and having against the raQo from “Old dog Tray now nnd tbnwd her own noodle. A b> l,ut a cnimb of bred lulu a glnwi of Ijluiid ma?} "in PaHS-shire, England, has' winp. 111111 before they drank it say, uo vexatious worry as to beiug late, his ever faithful,” eta., to the inipgnif7fe.nV actually been a surveyor and planner of “ g‘h1 "«nd thW Crntpb-wcl! down.” digestion is good, his heart cheery, his pet with a ribbon. Mr. Young bad oc­ mind free to take in any idea, and he is casion to call upon a neighbor npon an roads, hfa car guiding him as to distaimo | A nrrmu Troy girl, hearing her school always an agreeable and genial compan­ errand, and was just entering tho neigh­ ns accurately os. the eye to others ; the IcbcImt spoken of as a painstaking - ■blind, •• ■ on woman, remarked that tlio scholars wore ion. So is tho man who says, “ ’Tis my bor’s yard when a very large and fero­ late Junfico' Fielding, who Was habit never to owe a bill." Happy man! cious bull-dog suddenly assailed ]um, walking into a room for the first bma, the “ painstakingst,” for- they were .rearing up apparently with the intention after speaking a few words, said, “This generally whipped all round eveiy day. his pillow is always of down, his sleep - sweet and refreshing, his thoughts* of his neighbor large and kindly, his devo­ tion to God pure, and always beginning with praise. “With a good appetite three times a day, delirious sleep, and not on ache or a pain in the whole body, the mind all the time fully olive to what fe going 'bn in the world, and all the timer in good .-.pirita.” This is said of the fete ox-Gov­ ernor Thorp, of New York. Ho retired at 9, and rose nt 6, taking a nap in the forenoon, and sometimes in the afternoon also, breakfast at A dinner at 1, and tea of seizing him by the throat. Mr. room is twenty-two feet long, eighteen “Tar. battle of spring,” rays the New Young, fortunately for him, rnatje the wide and.tyelvo |pgh," all of which wu* York Evening Mail, “is fought with first grab, and seized tho deg by{tlje !pvea|ed » Mm wi$i accniracy through blades of grass.” What does spring throat himself, intending to throttlo the tho medium of his car. Verily,, " pjq ore wren, tbi'-q, by apgi9g;,pjk her flowers animal. Tho dog didn’t throttle worth fearfully and wonderfully made.” with pistils?—iMuieville Courier-Jour­ nal. . a cent, and there they stood, man and dog—one anxious, the other ferocious. . lir'KUll v, uiitototoa itojm uun Mr. Y'oung was afraid to let go, and the A great many people in tins country -rbrtf 1oIU<m pcAkwmwt j ii>ie< «u<i.mnr; dog’s eyes, which met his, told him he are ahamefully negligent nlxmt answer- »>• Mibdut-MtuAs’*""'1 “u,‘’!"*d,rB™tb' hadn't better. Three or four frightened mg letters. Nothing is more annoying. i rV, - •?. /■ _____* ' i , Tboush »U>«o ttai »nn of glory glow, cliildren in the.yard wore sunt gftar tiraw ' •” CP?BVTOB'“ n*R»n«e‘l And f»r benrolh earth anil <w»n opraul, mother, who soon appeared upontfie the height nf ill-breeding to allow a let- ■ Uonwl him are icy mcJu, and loudly blow hu nsked ta^L scone, but could give no nssistanco. Sho tot .w)iiph , needs a reply to go uuan-• Conundin^ A oF.xTtKM.'i.s was endeavoring to cnmerely said: “Mr. Young, I can give swered, nnd so it ought to be considered evening ii) the company of a you no UHaistance; he is very vicious, hare. <AThfea>>^ppHit on which parents Joy and if I should strike him ho would turn should lay great atress to their chihln n. | young lady upon whom he called, but upon me.” Here was a nice situation 1 Hiey ahoUld be taught to consider it na found a serious obstacle in the person of for a man with abulTdog, but Mr. Y'oung rtKte not to reply .to a letter wliich ne«ls a stern father, who at length very plainly was equal to the situation. Ho directed attention an to hand's fork with the prong intimated that tho hour for retiring had the woman to look for a rope, which she end. Tho btudest people ore generally arrived. “ I think you are correct, my eventually found aqd than ventured to tbos6 who^rc the most exact in this re- dear sir,” returned tho nnoliasln.d young put about the dog’a neck. Then, very spect Th’e late Duke of Wellington, mon. “We hsvo bean waiting to liavo carefully, Mr. Young took the dog out who, it will be admitted, hod a good deal t you go to lied for over an hour." a pooh woman went to‘ her minister, to the very end of the rope and let go on his hands at different times of his life, । suddenly. The rope proved .reliable, replied to every letter, no matter from I nuking him to.come nnd. perform tlio and esaqH- wus secured, but, niihrt thu! bow* litnphli" a soofee. Once a clergy- ( funeral service of. her fourth husliand, That the Captain of the Schiller was a skilful seaman is sufficiently evident from tl»e fact that he had spent the greater part of his life in the service of the Pen­ insular and Oriental Steamship Company —a service wliich traina tho best steam­ ship officers in the world. That bo was at sundown. In suitable weather he Instead of creeping meekly along, ns a brave man wo know from the story of spent a greater part of the forenoon in ivns hfa wont, he walked noisily up stairs tho shipwreck. He stood by his Iwets his garden, directing his men, and as­ into tiic room where hfa wife was sitting, . pistol in hand, in the first wild jxuiic sisting them, and for a short time in the handkerchief in hand, in the attitude ' which ' ' ' followed ...................... '' the striking of the ship, afternoon was employed in the same 1 ' into which she luul arranged heroelf at and he went down with his vessel with­ way. He used no spirituous liquors, the turning of the latchkey. out attempting to save hfa own life. But but took claret wine every day at dinner. Without paying her the slightest htx-d. for all this the lora of tho Sriiiller was There are three tilings in tho above Tom marched across tlio floor to the fire, due to the Captain’s fatal neglect to stop narration 'which, if pendstently carried when* he stood warming his hands and hfa engine nnd heave -hfa lead. Hi: wns out in early life, would do more than all whistling softly to himself. nine days out. lie knew that ho must others toward giving all an enjoyable old rircumstaucea, it is only natural that the man.'who’nvoil in a distant part otthe h0 having officiated for ’, the thiw who nuu uwu u, h a..v ( |W Uavmg omcjaUnl 1OT Ul" UlTfM- WHO Astonished at this unheard-of proce­ be within a few miles of a dangerous age, namely, regularity in eating, abun­ luiving them served up cold as side- , previously disappeared from the hero of the affair should feel a prejudice kingdom, wrote jo life graoe^on whom | dure, Mrs. Brown glanced oat id the cul­ const. For throe dayn he had taken no dant sleep, and a large daily exposure to ..gainst the whole race of dogs. dishre, on every possible occasion, wiw neither he nor hfe parish had a shadow : pablio viow. •• Why, Bridget, how is prit from a comer of her pockothand- observation, becanso of the fog, and won out-door air. rather more than Tom eoald endure. j kerchief, of claim, to beg for a subscription to re ­ thfei" asked the reverend gentleman. depending wholly upon dead reckoning. We can understand the poet when he I Regularity in eating, either two or p “ Never,. during build a church. By return of mail came “Ah, it’s mighty ba|fe" she repin'd „ all our happy .., married In these circumstances he should have Avoid bathing within two hours after says, “ How blessings brighten as they life, did my sainted Augustus come homo 1 cured less for speed than for safety. For three times n day, with nothing what­ back a letter from the Duke to the effect “ There was never a popr woman worn take their flight I” but wily a woman ।at such an hour as this I” she Haul, with . three hours before the vessel struck—and ever between meals, not an atom of any­ a meal. Avoid bathing when exhausted that ho really could not see why in the do<m with such a lot of dying men m shuuhl tq>enk of “ her sainted husband,” ;more than usual emphasis, ns she - noted f prolxibly for even a longer time—ho was thing, would almost banish dyspepsia in by fatigue or from any other -oanae. world Jhe $houkl have Ix-fb applied to for Avoid bathing when the body is warm, who was anything but a saint when on hi* air «f tranquil enjoyment. <>n soundings. Had ho hove hia lead nt a single generation ; as frequent eating such an object; but the parson sold the provided no time in lost in getting into earth, or why a man should allude to “I know ho didn’t," was the cool re ■ seven o'clock on Friday night the Schiller tetter as au autograph for £5, and put the water. Avoid chilling tlio Ixxly by Th® British agricultural returns for “the dear dxjportxl,” who was only dear ply ; “ he ti«od to oomo home at two in j would not liave been lost This fa tim pcciafly if irregular and fast the Duke down 'for that amount among ...... , , • . . « •- • ---------------- —------ --- — | woiuu >iot in 1873 show that the average area under Abundant sleep and rest from child­ sitting or standing naked on the shore of the mibaaribera. to him in her heavy draft upon hut j the morning, crazy drunk, and rtimuih I pfein truth. " " - No HjH-eial pleading cod in boats after having been in the water. hood make nervous disease a rarity ; to crops, fallow and grass in each holding pocketbook, pocketbook. are areamonxr among those things, thinm*. to ,। Uw tu MmMmw furniture. I r haven’t got to that.yet, ' , • ' change it. Nevertheletw, the Captain insufficiency of regular sleep, and insuf­ Avoid remaining too long in the water ; or separate tenure was in England and quote the immortal Dundreary, ••which but it will oune in duo reason.” • did only what many otter steamship in ln,UuJ ficiency of rest, may well be attributed leave wator immediately if there i|>. the> , Tlwnii. «!»« otanouof th.Mlra ob»- Sa.tLu.il ftfly-rtx xm, no fellow can find out." Sjxx-chl<-sH with astonishment and diaCaptains would . have done in hia place. Avoid' Lisk at Alexandria, fellow to the so-called i twenty-six. A oompazfeon of the census nine-tenths of oil sudden deaths, and a slightest fading of duMness. Tbm’a wife was a quiet, meek-faced I may, Mrs. Brown removed' the liandkcrThe recklessness that runs a ship on the premature wearing ont before the ago of lodhing altogether in illiq open aii^ ff,' IOtniJ&ik'SSdfc, Uing n-nnnnl to of 1851 with tlirt of lSn'i)mw.»ilimm..little woman, and who would have been i chief from her eyes, and looked nt tlio rocks in a fog in preference to incurring highly indignant had any one insimmtwl' speaker. sixty years. All liard workers, whether after liaving been a abort' time m the England. A gentleman of fortune pro- tion in the number of small, and a cora alight delay fa encouraged by ths ownof body or brain, ought to be in bed nine water, there in a sense of cliiUnees with posre to effect this at his own expense. 1 responding increase in the number of that she did not make him one of the That look w*s too much for Tom's riaiera of most of the lines of steamships hours out of the twenty-four, not that so ! numbness of the hands and feet. Tho Tho estimated of cost and the aupposed ' large farms. There are it’prcsent ninety beot of wives. bilitiea; throwing himself down into a T . . . , . . . । —------ •-------- -- °------------ —----------------- I sailing fro . New York. Speed fa pre­ much aleop is required, but rest, after | vigorous and strong may bathe early in weight of the obelisk are very various. ' forms of 2,000 acres-and upward, 582 of h ■ STiS‘: r**'1""1' rh*ir- J* ’•',eh”1 unUI *“« f m.) to rafrty, ..xl ro Lag » U.i. 1. ■UKraUK,aBbltort heaM;Lltolw«r..ry iwnou.ly to Hunk Ihrt hr bml tokon th . oll..-r Cuitobui u bramudiikih the sleep is over ; every olNervnni reader I the morning an an empty rtoiqgahq ;Thn Xlta prevailing opinion fathat the weight j 1,000 acres and upward, . iyid 3,UM of h.pp.v fellow: IbUuw; and ud so M ha h. wonkl would >»»* h... '»-ave Im... of of’hia hiu senses. wmww knows bow the system yearns for rest in ' young and thoae that are weak had Ix't- is about two hundred and eighty tons ;! 500 acres and upward. These targe ra­ hsmiv t i <1 n * »n •„ . , , j ful a: the gaitant Thomas will take the bwn but for the ghi»Bt of the dafunct “ ” * ’ ’ ' ‘ m ' ■■Toav. biwn drinking, Tom," i*» HU ol iOf*™*. wu! oUum .Up. w, no. IhhI after a good sleep, and it is a pom- tor bathe three hours after a meal ; the i the cost will be about £10,000. Tha tetes are nut, as a rule, so thoroughly l”'«t time for such is from two io thre<- method of transport reconunended Is a ' «ud effectively cnltiyated as the small Vauduzcn, whore presence Ins late widow said, M. solemnly. rolnmal.x wiH be ilwihixl to tivo gain of energy to indulge in it Every hour that a man is out of doors ' hours after breakfast. Those who are huge raft, os the conveyance of so cum- , <®ra, and the gr^iial ahrorptton of the continually invoked, and whose moral “ Oh, no, Dot ut all, my dear,” he repieces on iron-bound shores. is a positive gain of life, if not in a con- ' subject to attacks of giddinew and frrint- beriKUneanraut would be v.uy danger- latter « by no means an encouraging. oxurlleDcies, os piwtraycd by her skillful plied, his taoc suddenly settling into an Another interesting fact dition of chiilinrss,’ because no in-door iteas, and those who suffer from palpita- ous iu a vessel. It fa understood tiiat ‘ symptom. hand, he despaired of ever lieiog able to expression of preternatural gravity ; emulate. 1 “ “ that that’’s s the the next next feature feature in in the the proproemulate. •■ —" A good story is told of a Tioga oonnty air is pure pbut pure air is the natural tion and other sense of dtaoomfort at the hfa Highness the Khedive haii placed the brought out by the English census staobelfak at tho disposition of xho al>ove i tistira fa the decline in the numbers of and essential food of the lungs, and the * '* heart, should not bathe without first con ­ Mra. Brown regarded hfa shortcomings , gramme, I believe. I’m but a novice os merchant who agreed ~ „ to take a fanner'a numtionod gentleman, although tho ■ Hu* tillers of the soil. From 1861 to sulting their medical adviser. with an air of indulgence tli*t ww* not tile y« t, so you must excuse my imperfect oats at forty cents a bushel if the latter British gWVerilUU government since ut de--(\ AV. 1S71 of farm' taborcra fell TFT 4 BTI-a, IHTWtin Ul l*ad U»U long IUIM.W A the w.4 number M . off Tto. i~~„ I. W. I. (a.OMTOU. pr~™t and gt-nn H IT prr 0.1U. to Kugtood ud 12 p«r W.L “ IfcoUwtol. Ijuprtorod id liltogii tioe makoi perfect, you know, and I buyer pmd for sixty bushels, and the alleviated or ctirwi by an exposure to j <wwuinr in' niwinutod. Uwl to. urw. b"k “ tb'’ EOT,“n lto»OT«wut. cnumK in n-Rmlud. Und Um neww , ----------------------------- nt mml ■totoiUhope in time, to attain to aU Uts virtues ‘ next <by went after them. The farmer outdoor air. If city wives and daughters 10 v I ’ ’ Godte le*ve, Mary? ” “ Yea, tion which is being rapidly absorbed liy of the late lamented Augustus Vandusen, filled the half bushel, nnd thoniluJ mer- would average two or three hours every , iHUUis to DMBk very diaoemtented.” J the tewiw, are the child reasons for thia though I liardly expect to reach tlio elc- chant got in and tramped them down. onal vagrancy <. n jg anything I can do to make diflerouca; and the focit jujinriw* a better Which Mm burned ^hn°mg prolrt M know." i of <«Tilw«t «,k. always receive this with the meekness a>»l« hi. flmU Mil." 1 «> mlo Iho b^. Th. an- debility, sickness and dfaraoe, and Jink wan expected of him. Mm. Brwra'. tnnwd emrM. H-m protmM. ud thM lh» " No one can regret his death more twniai of « rtorabw far wn— WW do y.m mru>. Tom I" lawmanmeasureidiouM shouldbo bo «1M filleddp up afterIrunp. tramp- rojoyo^ntwnl to. aaww ibirrttoi. ol than I do, mgr dear,” was.life unfeeling ■■<)li1»lhlli..g.uoU>iuII."l,.r,.p,m,te<|, T|„. iidormod him that -moot by a couple of tramps in Indianaprejoinder one day. . : there was no agreemeHt ot that sort, but t The Philadelphia TWw claim* that , olfa. This exqufaite practical joke cost. ■ . „Jtiv Mrs. Brown uttered no reproach, ,■ eyes . upon . a fly - on the . ceiling. . .. that he might tramp down ’the <«ta to' Philadelphia is the Aithiest city, has the the owners of the property- JCTMjOO. ' • . . ______________________ ” »• ■ । one-sixth that of Bwiteeriaa^L and 780,­ n< itber did she fly into a pMsion. She And not another word oonld she get hfa heart’s content after they were nvw- ; *orat strata, tlw MUnu- ■ - im Fisk, St., 'hasgoue on atrip to the | 0<K> square miles in European Brnmio, are -. sod ——the fewest mouumeota The Jtewdmg Eagle says tluit. MW J .out of him. i nr»d. iofprcguM«<of any c.ty on the continent.” j morons robberies lately committed by | Holy Land. I stated to be ya* in forest. aay, with a sigh of mingled raugnation and regret “ I ■ could n<A expect to have two such husbands os my sainted Augustus!" �8ht gubtilte Jew?. . OfcBO kf FRIDA V, - - EDITOX. MAY 26, 1676 oosa?HO, HOT AT COST, BUT THE DBTBOIT MVMDBK. 20 per cent above 1st coat, , Thomas, the Detroit mur­ derer has been convicted and sen­ tenced to tho Slate Prison for life. We had occasion to be at the depot in Jackson, at one o'clock last Satur­ day and saw him step from lhe oars on his way to lhe prison. He is AT THE gowN Bowk JJtore ! about sixty, a light . cnmplexioned mulatto and has a mean, restless look aboul him. We were not permitted however, to have a very close scru tiny of him for ho was quickly - hust­ led into a cab and driven to his future home behind iron grat&S and stout brick walls. Perhaps .a brief review of the tragedy will not be without interest to our readers. On lhe 28th of April last Thomas informed a policeman that his wife and step daughter, aged 19; had been murder­ ed.' An investigation was made and Thotrlas was accused of the deed and locked up. At the trial the evidence in the case shown that the murdered women camo to their death by wounds indicted by an ax. Tho ax wasfound.and mammalian blood wa s fonnd under the prisoners finger nails nnd other evidence enough so that the jury . found him guilt. He was defiant ajui vindictive to the. lest, and aPer receiving his sentence made lhe FflOb'Wing speech: “I think I can live this iljing uni, and I think I can live sonic of them out 'yho have sworn so hard against me, and J will be able lo dance on sumo of their graves Yet." On hi.* way io lhe prison he in­ formed the accompanying officers that he would Write on autographs worth reading nnd closed with "I have dune many a dark deed in my day.' WILL BE FOUND IDIBI (B(D(DIDSa CLOTHING, BOOT? AND SHOES, ILA TS AND CAPS, WALL PAP^R, GARDEN SEEDS, AND A FEW Grangers' Prices! CASH DOLLAR DEAL 4 lbs Rio Coffee for Eaton Rnpids moiirnrth fur a circus, bnt'nu circus cometh- Oj 11 lbs Japan Tea for 10 IDs New Orleans Sugar 12 lbs Family Mackerel Doan's foundry, nt Grand Rapids, I lb A No. 1 Tea took fire on lhe 24th, and was dam *15 lbs Butter Crackers aged lu the amount of $5,000 The Pm Factory, located it Vnlpa- Detroit. ovest. Il is '.he only one in the 00 00 0 । 11 lbs Satisfaction Fine Cui 0 10 Rolls Wall Paper 00 5 Boxes Linen Faced Collars 00 I Pair 1*010111 Overalls O. J. Grier’s s <w mill which was recently burned at Charlotte, will be Irish Linen Table Cloths only 10 Pairs Mens' Half Hose rebuilt immediately. Lndies’ Hose On Wednesday afternoon of last 10 ” 'week John Milter's foundry nt Char Balls Best Knitting Cotton lelto was totally destroyed by fire. The loss was $1,000. No insurance. James Nugent, a brcskmnn on the Canada Southern Road, was knocked from his tram by it bridge in Detroit a few days ago. sustaining injuries from which he soon died. Lieut. Gov. Holt is charged with ■ having insulted lhe wile of S. L -Trott, of Muskegon, and Troll has given Holt a caning and threatens to ahool him. Troll has been arrest-ed. NASHVILLE, MICH., on WEDNESDAY JUNE 2nd, 1875 CROCKERY, 00 00 0) 00 00 H R DICKINSON. Q REELING BOISE BRO’S Common Connell Proceedings. CujffrciL Rooms, | MKy -25. 1875. | Regular merling held. Preseht, — > Hardy. IJalbcr', nnd Lee Trustees. Would respectfully call the attention of ths their stock, bought for each, and to be fold at the Olds Minutes 'of tire previous meeting rend and approved. Motion made (hat J. McGraw be refunded 525 ou( of the $60 paid by said McGraw Jbr license October last. Motion lost Motion made that the village ap­ propriate $25 omthe road on county line on section 3G. provided that Ver­ montville. appropriate $50. On motion the President appointed Hardy and DuWning ns a committee to confer with tho Vermontville Commisrondrs on May 27, on the County line. . On motion $ilns Sliles was elected Marshal to*fill the vacancy occasioned by lhe resignation of Win. E. Griggs, nnd his builds fixed at $500. Drugs, Medicines BOOKS. S TA TIONER Y. WALL PAPER, PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES BRUSHES GLASS, PUTTY. DYE STUFFS TOILET ARTICLES PERFUMES, CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Motion made that there be appro­ Fix Ttan. ul Cinn, priated thedbllowing amounts for the several funds for the ensuing year : $480 fop Cemetery fund. With a complete stock of $200 fbr Incidents! funds, $150 for Road funds. • Tabled. On motion council adjourned. ». J. FEIGI1NER, □. A. TRUMAN. For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only , Recorder, President WINES & LIQUORS! ’ AUGUST FLOWER. The most miserable being* in the world .re thoae ■offering from Dyspepsia and Liv­ er Complaint. More I ban seTenty-fivs per cent of Ibe people in the Untied States are afflicted with these two diseases and theri effect; such ae sonr atomaeh. aick headache, habit nal coativeueaa, impure brood, heartburn, waler bra th, gnawing and burning pains at the pit of the •tomacb. yellow akin, coated tougne and disagreeable taste in the mouth, Ing np of food after eating, low spirits, Ac. Go to yonr Druggist and get a 76 bot­ tle, or a sample bottle for 10 cents. Try it. rilOBATE OllDJCll. Btats or Micnioax. I Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! IT TOO WANT PAINTS and OIL®, Boiss Bno'a will give very close U WHOLESALE CASH RATES. Physicians will find our stock complete, at the lowest living prices. JAMES RtILlEY Prescriptions Carefnlly Prepares. Admission, 50 Cents. With tbanka for peat patronage wo trust by fair prices and honest dealing to merit its continuance F.C. *F. T. BOISE, Draggtete. Children, under nine years of age, BOOBS OT’EIST .A.T 1:30 -AASTZD 7:00 ZP. ZMZ. 25 Cents. N. B.—This is the only company in America employing United States detective*for the protection of its* audiences. H. FROST, Manager. C. C. Wolcott will remove to his new store about June 1st. �RO M F1RMIRS, HTEITIMI NEW GOODS! that tbe KalaoMUM and Uw«U Railroad KERR & CROCKER ON HAND AT FRIDAY, Dominion of Canada,. —Brick-laying upon Ay laworth's new ►re eommenood yesterday. through il gmplfmrnb POTATOES which CORN, iPPtES, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., Delivered at their Thrioe happy is Noah rille that' Ibis road, which will cat up the past prosperity and Dry G<wL<, —The M- C. It. R. changed, time last which we ship and retail at bottom price*. Sunday. Nelt week -we shall give jtlio found by Mose Koeber's little boy and re­ AINSWORTH k BROOKS, time card in full. turned Co said Linkletter who rewarded Proprietors. —Oto. BL McLellan, a prominent groeer to* boy with a three cent piece. Several of q LlEBHAUSEa, TAILOR of Hsstinga, died last Monday, from conges- DRAGS, CULTIVATORS, Notloas, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, &e. Booth and &hoeti TOHN Q CBESSY. Hastings step into his dining rooms. —Billy Atkinson was tho lucky chap that IVM. JONES, could well afford to reward the boy with a $6 or $10 bill. Again in the Trade . and shall be pleased to renew —The Hastings race*.weys quit • well at­ BusineHH Relations tended, Friday's races however, having tbe —Tho cornel bond far. red the village bert'attendance. Horses wcr* present front with you. I trust by fair dealing I shall bo with some good music, from the roof of' Grand Rapid", Jaclroon andJnd. Consider ab|e to retain your confidence, add to win able money changed hands. Bon<e of the that of strangers. ladies indulged in the batting, but not to a —Andrew Hanly may b* a pretty good very groat extent. In running half mile cuuueilman, but when II cornea to laying sidewalks, Andr*w has nothing U> say. taken by Alide Grey in £2 seconds; second FlMuing'a party lost Friday night. Gang Plows, Wheel Horse CLOTHING Wc are agents for tho CUA1PIOX SUITS from $8. to *30. REAPER & MOWER Made up in good styles and warranted to fit LUMBER AVAGON! IN THE MARKET. BOOTS and SHOES, (Ez“ You will always find a large of Detroit, Rocheeter snd Eastern msnu- stock of the aborc named Implements al facluries, al prices that cannTfall to please. our standjust north of Wolcott's. Boots from $2.50 10 $9 pr pair We WARRANT EVERYTHING we Sell. Especial Attention FORTHELADIESESPECIALLY ELIEU CEIPMAX, Justice of the Peace, tytalirille, Mich. —Tbe amount of Primary School Msncy apportioned to Barty county Jk $3 Rt 1.50. or 60 cenltpfcr every person entitled to Itabcn—County Register Hotebkis* Just $225 General Contrytuicing, near Detroit, whilst he was returning from Collectioia a specialty. his eastern trip. —Lawyer Smith is bound to keep up with tbe lhe limes in everything. IHs list 1mprovet»*ut is a nice glaaa sign which has put in bis office door. MONEY TO LOAN on coik K.-nnij. ......... • — corn;will be pvonipt’y »t>d carcfntly altrodcd to. MRS. L. O. CROCKER, edlLc printing material of the Vermontville Has just returned with a large end cotoplct/ Ekteapiusk, and will revive that paper. tabticy by Wild Indian; third by Erin go Brough. In tho 2:38 clou, trotting, mile heats, Little Sam.look first in 2:62; 1-ady Kellogg second and Liuie D. third. In tho double team trot, Little Sam and Bay Dick .took the purse in 2;66. m the 2:50 trot­ ting, mile, heats, Johnnie Trouble look fleet money in42,62 1-4; Duster, second and Saline third. In 2:20 trotting, mile heats, Little Sam took first money in 2:51 ; Lady Kellogg second ; and Canada Girl third. During there last two trots rain fell con- is invited to my slock of lhe organisation of a Christian Church al —The pew Councilman, Herbert Lee, Mapl* Rapids, Rev. E. Mudge pastor, ou gives perfost aatlsfbctiqn, and lhe ncwly- June 6-h. There will b* no services al Hi* appointed Marshal,-Silas 81ilea, is bound to Christian Churca on that day, except Suuday School Services as usual next Sabbath. —The Baptists bare secured th* hall over Topic for morning discourse: “The Ideal LATKar STYLES- Reese h Detterick’s store, and sflll hold Soldier.’* «ILLINm&™ GOODS! THE Bras Halim, Cattim ail Filling Bose and oalUfaction guaranteed. FALL MILLINERY GOODS’ Mrs. N. JU. STEBBINS OF THE And in varieties to suit customers, all to be JDRESS MAKING Done in tbe Latest Stylos aud with neatness. CALL AND rervice ihera evsry Sabbath Mining, and Sabbath school in:mediately thereafter. —Tho Advent quarterly meeting will be held at Nashville in the school house, com­ —The Lentsa were out practicing with' mencing' on Friday evening, June 4th, aud will cautinn* over Lord's day. All are in­ Throughcighl feet of boro they threw water vited Anumb^f of ministers are expected P. Hollxx. farmer with an 6707723^19734082279^^^We spent last Sabbath . n>« SEE. , and wanders gimlets, TAY THE JEligliest Onsli Pi’ice my glory FOR ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, , and FURAITUBE M1SUFACT0RY! LISTEN? JACOB LENTZ & SONS uable. MIRRORS,PI CTDRES, FRAMES AND CARDS. BRACKETS, DUSTERS,&C.. AC., Baby Cabs aiifl Perambulaturs! thanking lhe public for past favors sulicls a continuance of the-same, nnd would’ inform tho public tbai they will keep constantly on band FRE3H MEATS, Something Interrsting and Val­ Manufacturers and keeps on han Parlor, Library, Diw, Office aid GENERAL FUNTURE! MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER, all kinds, which will be sold low for cash Tbe highest price paid for Bides, Helts etc. Give them a call on West side Main St ash villa, Mich. Default having been made in the condi­ tions of a certain indenture of mortgage, tnx Je and executed on thefint day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight bundrod and seventy, by Norman 8. MaUe»on, of Barry county, Michigan, iu (-■ vorofTbomu Sheldon of Castleton. Michi­ gan, which said mortgage was duly record­ Ilave restored to their ed in lbs office of the Register of Deeds of Barry .-county, Michigan, on tbe first day of July, A. t>. 1870, at eleven o'clock A. M.. In Liber T of mortgages, on page 192, which said marl gage was giyen to secure lhe payment of seven huudrad [$700] dollar* in yearly pay­ In tbe new brick block, apposite Hie Union ment!, of one hundred dollars each year, House, and are bound to lead lhe Co. in the from the dal* Of said mortgage, with inter- Elegant New Qusrters, vor of Charlev B. Richardson of tbo same placv. vrbich said mortgage * a* duly record­ ed in the office of the Register of Deeds of Barn county, Michigan, on the twelfth day of January, A. 1>. H74, at ten o’clork A. M , Dry Goods Business § o ci DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CASSIMERES, REESE k DETTERICK- there, and such a thing we would scorn to trouble. do. 11smember them are no ruses without thorns, and you couldu't live ia Kalaraaxoo and amount to ■‘Shucks," unless you turned up your nose, wore good clothes, and had leg was seven buafieli of “government” promise* to pv-___________________________ ___ Hard and Soil Wood FLJLnSTJST EJJLS, LUMBER, BOOTS & SHOES, FOR THE of HasPralrwiihout local jar KA m:-:.*;. (K«. Yankee Notion*, « due thereon, aud lhe reasonable coals and expenses of this sale nnd an Attorney fe* of twenty-five dollars, stipulated to be paid by the terms of said mortgage, should the name fie foreclosed. . The description of the premises as de­ scribed in said mortgage is as follow*, to •wit; Village Lol No, ten (10). in Alanson W. Phillips' addition tn the Village of Naahville. Barry county. Michigan, according to the plat and ritrrey thereof.* Dated Nashville, March 18th, 1875. GRIFFITH & KERR. , Assignees of Mid Mortgagee. Cnxit kxt Sxtrjr, , Attorney lor .Assignees. 25 KOCHER BROS. their neats, rear tbeir young, and praise their Maker in songs throughout tho live­ COFFINS AND CASKETS, long day. A beautiful valley, watered by a beautiful rtver, bordering which is a suepayable annually ; and it was thereby and ocision of hills and dales that_would make jn said mortgage expt-coaly agreed that CASIAS furnished to ordes even an artist's eye glow with pleasure, and should nny default be made in the payment all surrounded by as nice a farming country SHROUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ as can be found in this our glorious Repub­ INGS kept constantly on hand. therein exp*e*s*d, and should the same re­ lic. We attended tho Baptist Church in the main unpaid -nd in arrears fur lhe space ol morning. The minister read his text from We have just added to our already large leu days, then nnd from thenceforth, that a $50 Bible, gave out tbe hymns from a $15 is to say, a ter the lapse of the said ten and chuicv stock of ’ days, the eaid principal sum of seven hun­ hymn book, tot ho paid organist, who kd We manufacture our Furnitue from the dred dollars, with all arrearages of interest a paid choir, and the congregation from n best thoroughly seasoned lumber and war­ thereon, should at the option of the obligee, rant it to be a-cproMnted. $7,000 organ. Tbe church must have cost bis executors, administrators or aligns, upwards of $100,000. The Baptists are a become and be duo and payable immediately At tbe old stand, west side of Main St. InereaLer, although the period as above vary strong organisation. They have two Nashville Mich. limited for th* ptyment thereof might not ool leges at Kalamaxoo. then have expired, anything therein before Among Kalamasoo'a live- institutions is contained to tbe contrary thereof in auy Lhe Daily aud Weekly Telegraph. It is an wise notwithstanding; nnd default having been made in lhe payment of said interest. able Republican paper, enjoys a large cir­ culation, and ita binding, book aud job printing' eslabliohmont ia unexcelled in and upwards, tbe aforesaid principal turn western Michigan. of acvea hundred dollars, with all the ar­ rearage* of interest tbereon, hath been and We might go on enumotating tho advan­ is declared to be now due nnd pajabl*. and Manufacturer of tages aud beauties of the Big Village untill ('OTTOXADE4, there ia now claimed to be due on eaid indsn- Saw JVLill! shall send out a Wayon to buy Fresh BUTTER did EGGS. D 18"S, by eatdCbria’ophsr Kill, to Joshua W. Gleux, wh’*ch suhl assignment was duly recorded in the office of tho Register of Deeds in Barry county, Michigan, on the 28tl» day of May.-A. D. 1874. (n Liber “5” of mortgage*, on page 113, and, whereas, said JusLna W, (Jfcun did, on the 18th day of June. A. D. 1874. duly and legally assign •aid mortgage t.nd deliver said not* to Grif­ fith'& Kerr, yf Nashville, Micbijrau, which MORTGAGE RAXXaIL Def «ult having been made in the conditions of a certain indenture of mortgage, made and executed on the twenty-third day of D. couber, in the year of our Lord one than- GENERAL MERCHANDISE Biles, Pelts ani Fan. 21-46 W. A. AYLSWORTII. L. J. WHEELER Together with * full assortment ol i* the beautiful a prince- village of KalamaMo. Nature has been very kind to Kalacsaxoo, and it is the preltiestplaoe in the Peninsula State if not in baby, of lb* United State*. Native forest trees can chamber alk. Al streets, in which pretty songsters build REESE 4: DETTERICK Murtgaifc fHnlv. WtuiwAS. Francis PoHison. *f Nashville, Michigan, did, on the 13th day of January, A. D. 1873, make and exeeuto to Christo­ pher Kill, of Castleton, Michigan, averts!* mortgage to secure the payment of asvrtaim note, the same day made, and, whereas, thosaid mortgage Wus'duly recorded iu the office of lhe ltcRiMer of Deeds of Barry county. Slle!rig->n, on IbeTuth day of Janu­ ary. 1873, in Liber -Z-’ of mortgtigra. page 6L9, ami. whereas, said mortgage wa* office of the Register of hoed* in Barry county. Michigan, on the 12th day of March, HaniburC Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, m it e Goods, BOOTS AND SHOES, Neck Ties, Hashings, Collars and Cuffs, Hats Bleached and Pressed- ty days bef.-re the tune prescribed for Lis appearance. EDWARD ATHeLBROOK. Clfcuit Court Commissioner in cud ftr Bar­ ry County. Mich. CLEMENT SMITH, Complginant's Solieilor .(A true copy ) Attest, Wm. 11. POWERS, 20-35 . Ilegisur. Manufactured nt Marengo, ><icb., of the b<#t material, ly firat-.:)oss workmen, and due on said note nud mortgage, the sum of we can fully warrant all buggies wo sell. one hundred nnd seventy six dollars at this Farmers give us a call and wo wil guarantee mvnt of said sum: Naw, therefore, by reason of said default, the assignee of said L4tdles? Linen Collar* &. Cuffs Entire Satisfaction mortgage, by virtue of tbo power' in said WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. mortgage contained, will, on the 19th day of To match all new Spring styles, bought at All orders left With us will receive prompt June. A. D. 1875, at the hour of ten o'clock, Beady pay customers shall have no cause my own price, to be sold accordingly attantion. Both Double aud Single Buggies A. M., of said day, in the city of Hastings, to complain of high prices. nt the north front door of the court bouse, can bo bad. in ssid city, (that being the place ofboldiog Very Clieap,. best lime could not be made. the circuit court in and far Berry county, Give ]>Ie n. CallNashville, Micjt., April 1st, 1875. Michigan) sell the lauds and premises de­ KERR & CROCKER. —Rev. C. I. Deyo having accepted an inscribed in said mortgage, or so much thoreNash rille,Mich., Jan. 27, 1876. Spring and Summer \^_ IN ALL OF L. ETERI’S A Job lot of default thereof, tWl said-bill wiM bOMken us oonfevivd hy said now-residsnt Mocdanl. And il is further ordered, that wiHHw twen­ ty. days the complainant cticso a notice of this order to b« published in the N a » H v t L t. x N K w s, a public newvpaprr, printed, published and circulat­ ing in said county, and that said publication Rakes, IIor*e Forkw, Ac. would return th* three cents to LluklelUr —The Hastings M. E. society propose to. with the ramark “that he might loos* his spend $3,900 in -improvements on their pocket book again and then he would need I world respectfully inform my friends church this summer. it to pay anottier ’ boy.” Which tho bey that 1 am did. Wbot makes the tranMdion look bo Ihtic is that Linklettcr is wealthy and PARADY, Manufacturer of . ’ Greeting his appeorence dcfrodirai _____________ _U cause within months from tbs dale of this o Chilled Plows] < and>aot:cc of tb« entry of ’Ms order, xidbili awd in Boots, Shoes, I B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods and .pat up nice awning* iu front of Ihoir stores. ’*W‘ iLrahgb her border*. —Klihu Cbfpman and H. S. Larkins have rtLKMKNT SMITH. ~ LATH, laid sidewalks in front of their vwsidenees. V l.A'Wi'KFt, —Woodland eujoys the rej>ut*tlon of be­ SHINGLES —The c«rnet band is prospering finely. ing lhe finest farming township in the WATER LIME, county and the homo of many wealthy far­ M. FLINT, mers. bho shelters within her domains SALT, HAIR. —Hastings isn’t (done with "horse racing Liuklciter, Last Tuesday he was in the STUCCO. village and loot a - JOHN'R. EASTMAN . 4*laining $50 in cash nnd On utoiiun of OUmeat .ALL KINDS, Hats, Caps, ' ELEVA TOR IN NASHVILLE ll ratis&ctori!/ appearing by a8M*«U*n ere sclH&g W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, Sunfiald. —The Union House has thrown to lhe dUMU.V OKUEH. WHOLESALE & RETAIL TRADE. rocenes DlCKIXBOX'S. forty-fire and 86-109 ($745.88) dollar*, aud also an attorney fee of twenty-five dollar*, m in Mid mortgage expressly provided ; and no suit at law or in equity having been in- ,the payment ottwelve hundred twenty nnd 75-100 [$1220.75] dollars, two y«*.» from the date <>f aaid Uiorl^nge. with Interest at ths rule ot ten per cent per annum payable annually ; And >t was thereby anti in said mortgage expressly agreed that sbonM auy on lhe same wav made payable as therein •lays, then and from thenceforth. tb*t » tw say, after the lapse of said thirty days, tho said principal sum of iwtdre bumfred twenty and 76-100:bs d-Abrs. with all arrearage* of ini ci cm thereon, should at the option *f ibe obligee, his execa ors, ndmiaistivtors. araas- not then have expire I, anything therein be­ fore contained iu th* contrary thereof in any wise not withstanding; nnd default having been made in the payment of said iniere»l, and the name having bean and re­ mained unpaid and In arrears for tho apace of thirty day* and upward*, the aforesaid principal sum of twelve hundred twenty and 76-IOOths dollars with al! arrraragri. of in­ terest'thereon, bath been‘an<t*ia declared to cUimcd to be due on ssid iudruture of mortgage tbo num or thirteen hundred thir­ teen aud 17-lOOths dollars, I$ISI8.17] and also an attorney feo of fifty tldlarv, ns Iu said mortgage csproudy provided ; and mortgage or any part thereof; Notice w Lertby given, that by virtue of the power of •ale in said mortgage contained, and in ac­ cordance with tbe statute in such caves mala and provided, I eht.ll sell at public auction oordanca with the alsmte in such cast* court feyouse, itilhs city of Hasting*, in said made and provided, V rhnll aril al public county of Barry,—said court bouse being tbe place for bolding tne circuit court for the county of Barry,—on Saturday the third dar of July, A. D. 1876, al tbo boor of ten Ing lhe place of hohsing the circuit eourt for • Clocks, Spectacles, <V c. !: .uerr, wall paper and Window shades at Evrnjthing AJou Aft’ant, BUILDING LUMBER! gage, ia as felloe CHAS. W. DEM ARA V W*. Brush- of all kinds efeap at LATH & SHINGLES. lurtgngc, is Michigan, known and described as followr. ' jertui* pi'o« to wit: The south half of tat »omb hdf of being in Nashville. Come and sec ns and bring along tbe north w ,-»t quarter of section iliirtect.*; He A W. OLDS. pay lhe Highest Market Pricefor W. D. KM BEK & Bro. THOMAS CLKWtCT SMITH, Kadi.tn.. Apil 0, Wl . �jrjg-WW CLODMi) BEJUfWr. IN BRIEF Tta Ontral (hty (Ol.) R'yi**r THE „ . DRUGGISTS, H, S-j DYERS, : H ! TAILORS, viwwl put into CharieStott'nw a «nppry or , —a muuorxrrar u**. n. um JCT --— ----- . , . im-ta coal, and while kedtag Htartay managed to JiTrd. Tbe fact that ta had fallen try tbd <“•’ "houldta. And Mr. Adam*, under ; ‘ . . . . «i___ ___ i_________ i-i— u:^-^.rr ——.~rov.l • Wnav—.*'< ta ta thd paWfc grirf, u,a to add to bl<- ta the troth of tho foUowfag «tay: I tatatat ■ th., gtooo. *«. routa. N-ndta"Mi —Abraham Jackson, a dam Alltano. for ths SuM-re-dau of tb« lApmr •u,re. it 1>m tam^red tliat ba ia guilty i f drew. -Mra Abrabmn IJuooln. who for mm ttam part tan bran thought to be of unsound mind. wm Ita week *djud<«d inwina by th® Cook I Countr (DL (IB. i1 ftenrt. Otmrt. and and baa ta* been been sreit w*|t to to tta the || County J"remUhJ!»mlltoti. ths wwll-kncwn coJored teoker and banker of Naw York, ia d®*J; H® ' laft property valuret at ftOW.WO. ' —Hom Joroe D. Bright, ex-Un-ted Htate® Senator from Indiana <ii«xl at his nwideuce iu d j --Another tarribte murder has been commit- . ! ted in Borton. A little girl five years of age. I name! Mabe) H. Young, the ghUd ot a widow , very respectably connected, attended Monday I school al the Warren Avenue Baptist Church. —IthaYteyliemiiteci'ladbythefrictKtaofMre. March wa*. found in Urn tower of tbe chuit-fc, mangled. It is arijnwecd• -*• «he Lincoln to pot her In an a-ylnm temporarily. *her — body tcrrilily ---------’* *----------------------“ «»io regarded tbbi action »« a eoim|>tnwT to do- am murdered, awl her body earritwi to the place —BjTtta falling sf an elevator iu tlio store of »«# ■W'wrsjisresKHS’J PORTABLE “total,, too brought ,^ehX'X^ioitolV hS *♦ ** . J" *21 is M t »SrT *0 CJUMtait* ijrattarat ' until cured. Call >n» or oddreM ' Dr. J. 0. BSCS, US John St, ClnriimAtb 0^ t3f( ! US «>» 2 ” vorwl *44 oLZ>"»W U»k Elastic Truss Co., Go. \jr ! 3 8.3 I <»ii -n । No. 6B3 Broadway, N.Y. City. • «»—■ I —. •«"> “» obtarrr.l. I m I Sedative. Counlsr-Initant. Sudorific, ALuue live, and Anti-Bilious. tax ' Grateful Thousands prpcMffiVa bgar BmiRS tho most wondopol InVigarent that ■ ever auxtaipsd th©-staking 17 No Person can take these Bitten tali SUi Will hu,. Waaluff* Farm P»mp«, Wood Eavs-Trouoh Tttblsa. u juu wuit ufi^EL!£3E!n?Bi. n<ro. Mro-.iU,-gr-ir,o«l~. Mro.frrol- auto. Mroh.l. to ito Bo.to. of-hia-haram, and tav. other been ' • noble ” red men way. —Tbe of the Honea. from the far West. tn Wadiington is Hergeant-at-Annii ta a ,^uUm predieunenL HeOrdban for several days negotiating for tho sale of tiie. been elected a member of tta Now Hamptldre Black Hills to tta government. Theae ravage® Legislature, with a prospect of securing tl>e have manifested a good deal o» bnpudfuce aud Bpeatarship of the Honae, which in to mnet in tad tetnjwr daring their -sojourn at the Na- J * few weeks; tat it apfieare there is no way fur by bOT »to «it her romutolor ro.Wrira.f, • ,d ,h‘’biotrral,bpr of 1M ,r hnslmnd. " lier hwi»«ui<l,Gm the H«>0. L N. Arnold. The petitioner, her mon, Robert T. Lincoln, took a neat near her nnd obliquely to her left. Beside j mm ggt the‘Hon. Leonard Swett and B. ,lto, ,. .Tl « "U.ri ,,r2k" “d f J???.terriHc CLroulc Cstanh. Aft* and ta nXdtri«l mauv dra-tore wUh*no benefit. j flnaj]y procured one-half dozen tattles of your ' GoMea Medical Dwraivery and one dozen Hage’a j fi^^wa^tadly d^xxirag'i^'tat "OrCrating tiooal Capital, some of them iudulgtag in open tom to get nd of tan prment oftice, ea no one • p A counsel for tho petitioner ' <«w tatthw of the Dmouvery Itagau to improve, thresta if their demands were not canu>li<x! i ran reraire his rewignstion. J ., . , .. , ,. ’ and when I tad taken the remaining I was wv/l. with The other dar tta, .-.llrol W,,d® *“ front °f thc“ “,d OD Uu* Wnrt 111 action to tbe nee of Dtwwven I ajiplied a . , , T ,OT, ‘00 rt STA ifciA I. AXi> lfTDVKTni.ru side of the room were NimtotL the iiirorti “dutiou of lohue to tta Gottre or thick neck, mimimier of Iixtan Affwra. aud demanded. I Hart A Cm. boot and ahoo deal- ‘ , , , " J ™ « yon edriae ta pmut-hlet wrapping, and it«... to . „ immriiro, towto, of nototopbto. bro. rapmM. wllb Ito wl“ wtra' to "J”” Um S^to' •“ “• ’*«" HlKto.roxroitogto.lM.ooo. .to|»rtrot rod rogwU.U croro ero, pro I’ES5i1“3^*SS*a>r3^t; they tare atopped on Corner occasions. ; _A guf, Te|u of cannel coal ba* been diacov- "ented to a court. of my heart, for tta great good it hia done me. aUsgtag ttat tta rooma where.they oore stop. 1Uchan!lw,1 ennty. Nebraska. Prof. After the examination of a largo num- v“7w,lb., Ing wore Ux, amall. Tta real reeev.i wm tli*X . , .... • 1 .... . . » •» . • , . , ,. ,1 Most incdietDee which are advertised as blood th«n< wm no bar at 11..t hto i .i » ♦» 1 geologi®. Ln the State, pro- ber of wituMMB, fru'Dibt and relatives o. purifim and liver medians® contain cither marttare wa. to EuB,u,h the family-including the oldest son, «^7- fo Mme form, or P^nm **-» fc*™ M quarters thsre was plenty of whisky. Tlie —The Chicago Times publishes a number of „ . mi, , ... variously combined. All of theao "gents hare Ccmmiaoiouer refused to make tlio change but .. . Robert T. Lincoln—whose testimony etrong tendency to break down tho blood cor'^*2: Ub»bl»Uto nubto ol tbe jtoy SSS Tta Imlmua left tta CommisMouer tn very bad i ^lion, „f ]0-r» an exoeodmgly fin® eon- R»»t the mind of Uto unfortunate lady humor, stating ttat they wanted their old qnar-. dlUon of U1P lU1<ta. the ind^c^ from baa been for yearn the the prey to growtors or none at >11 । J . . ... . . . -A. i t i i il I Wieronrfn, Mtnncecite anti Dakota are cucourag-' lnf? mtuhMMB, and tlrnt die ought to be ta^TdL™ toTj ln*- FaU^M U fiw-rnllyjioor and light in pUced andpr restraint, the jury retired ; anee in to. Uxri. and seems to tx, spreaabng. of iihnob. 1 ■ . Its effocta are far more fatal than those ctarac- ‘ ’ *uti 111 B Jew ““nutre* returned With the un. . „ ro. . llollo.rtogror.Uf*: . ,, ‘ . —A Havana tetter statue that highway tote ■ ° - AKanaanaty itapateii aara. ■-Tbegrasahop- . . . . . . . \yP> the undersigned. Jtirora in the rase of ^^i yTW’ ”Ul*u* u*u*’ of mJ. who was himself robbed in the street pf ETtal1 , bC“1 J‘*rozlug bi. vetch end Jewelry, worth MOO. Ms ordere.1 tu kiS tii a!.“^ ,™|eO Ti 7 sprite hereafter to be tried by tta milbucu kilted tiial an almost uueoduraHe atcmil. ‘ ba® been create!, and aanitaiv meaminw la.r . .. .... and kilk tmiUone. Mierefors ta discarded. Dr. Pierce s Golden M^braJjWarovere, on tta otosr tand being roxupow'd of tne fluid extracts of native pl*nt», bark*., and root*, will In no oae® produce Injnrv. Bilious, Itemittent and Intermitteut Fevers, which are tb preva­ lent In the valleys of cur great rivers throughout tlie United States, especially i those of the Mwiftrippi. Ohio. Missouri, | IDinois, Tennessee, Cumberland. Arkan­ sas. Red. Colorado, Brazos. Rib Grande, Pearl. AlabMBfcJfoWte, Shvannah, Ro­ anoke, James, and many others, with tbelr vast tributaries, tliroughout our entire country during the Summer and lWW.15: taWnRS’.SStS bsassr^-awBiMss: $5 o pi u mis j rsaaifeaBt 30 n^tmMR&assET?. <t osn N^tm»n»blp. H wot h> a. No rmtvrwj (-*»*• >h"« Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ rv. ____ «- ParUament. The only manufactory of woo skewer* in the world, it » siipjwiwed. . when re* millions of England. They ar<from hickory block*, d 90,000 arc turned There are several kinds of worms which trouble boouw ; Ute fan-wot to" ( poinUM M tatit suds) ire tii® Wl common and urt dangoraos. NfirrWM'* ('avoiry t'oodiiiiM Pinaler* will ta a few days eject tbe worn*. and tta tatwe w»H begin to timet. Guk Fizjka ftraoto Wans, at Wankegan, I1L, cores tfl kfctatyWMMif ache, Fain in tho Shoulders. Coughs, Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of tho Stomach, Bad Tasto in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita- N^IV Spa^to, PIailOS I S25KS Langs, Ihtin in the region of tbe Kidnej-s, mid a hundred other painful symptotas, are the oOsprlDp of Dyspepsia, 1 mi ‘ One bottle will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertise- iwiUfJSrw'iifivML “ “c ConcertO ORGANS fr iXZt *^T«>a^tr?2 OPIMR^ Scrofula, or King's Evil, Whitb Eitabliihed J8/IR. Swelliur*, Ulccra, Eryhptlu, 5walled Neck, I Goitre. bcrofukiiM IntJuiuiuMtanA Indolent ' InfiomiuMioni, Merrariol Aflbctfona, Old Sores. Eruplinu* of pie Skin, Sore Eye*, eta In theae, a* in all other conatitutioaol Dit- ’ZB? | Geo- P. Rowell & Co. | ihown their great cbraXifS poWwra in tho ' moat obstinate and intractable cam*. For Inflammatory and, Chroaic --------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------rw PRINCES-METALLIC teutaDd Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of ^raMCntaJU NawYnck. ' the Blood. Liver, Kidnep and Bladder, >N.—Purekaacra will plra»« these Bitten have no equal. Such Diseases i trade mark are oa each sad aro cauaed by Vitiated Blood. i for a arcs r,Mechanical Dine a«6«.—Persons en- ■vtkown cyia*. BUta ssrter «U. P. U. order l» »d»»a YOUNG - । gaged In Points and Miner*ia, such as Flamber*, Type-aatLars, Gold-beater*, sod Miner*, as they advance In life, are subject i to paralysis of the BowpU. - To guard or ta* pmueav vaiure yow < For Sk’ i u Digetwes, Eruptions, Tettafi Salt-Rheum, Blotchea, Spots, Hmplefl : Pbalulea, Boil*, Calbunclea, Ring-worms, • Scald-head, Sere Eyce. KtV^m. Ifoh. ; Scurf*. Discoloration* pf tno Skin, Hnmora *yw»p«om»v AnUwrprai Di»eaae» of the Skin of whatever name T* 7^ TT~r*T**^ 177^ or nature, are literally "dug up and carried MiteM.JreTtoo.oct of the system in & short time by the use MaceMiMb . of them Butera. laliaFV $10. to $500. MwrtKEa. »IK< -I|> ... i).« Wall hirer* Ur vlrw 8ENT FREE. JfflJlKW ii n uu srLirss Tarrant’* Scltxer Aperient. HOW su?ra*;as»K;?g&i^:E? SOLD BT ALL DJUJUGLSTS. Young Man! jqentS nounced the caurt-room was deserted. Tua Gkr.it Family Medicine.—Dr. Mr. Sweet obtained an order of the court Wlthoftw Anti-Periodic or Fever tad Ague for her delivery to the projx-r officer, Tonic! h« cwo of incnrabl® chilli* ta® yet who served the noers-mry pop«TH upon prtMetited itself. where Uta ■oteuUfle and safe medieme han been employed. No case han her with duplimtoH. Ixieu found k> ntatinate a® to rwuil its prooipi A consultation of her friecds wm then and maetcriv artxm. No man h®« ifm so redmwd by malarial itataennee. bnl with it® n-e lies come up perfectly reconstructed. No eUa or purgative required with Una mactatae. «razx t Finlay. * Q>., Proprietors, New rue Plant*, Batavia, Ill., snp^rintcndi' Orleans. F«M HAIX Hl MX V'WMKTte. . Fortify the both" again st disease by purifying all its ffnidswlth Vinegar Bittkrs. Ko epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-armed. A Great Offer! rsS it cwh ««*'«-:■« LLUBTPAlt-J | Pin, Tape, and otter Worms, । lurking In tho system of so many thousands, I are effectually dcstrvyed and ramoVed. No srirtom of medicine, Do vermifuges, no anthelminitics will free the nystem from worms like these Bitten. For Female (k)mplaints, In young or old,.married or single, at the dawa ot wo­ manhood, or tbe turn of Me, these Touia I Bitters display so decided sn iuilucDce that Cteaaaethe Vitiated Blood when­ ever you find its impurities Iramtimt through ths skin in Pimples Eruptions, or wore*; clcHnre it when you find it obrtruct.ed and aluryiah in lbs veins; elcanae te when it ia foul; vour feelings will tell you when. Koop the blood pure, and tho health of lhe ayvtem will follow. WANTED ft. —Advicen from lhe Mexican border oooe wxm a<t ivaeticable. . —The cloction ot John MiV-bcl ha» l*eu ccntxwtc!. Moore, the defeat'd camlalate, claiming ItatMitrW waa iirnli^iUe. and that ba (Moore) WIL" the only legal candidate, aa Milchul waa a gans, is essentially necessary. There is no cathartic for the purpose, equal to Dr. J. Walker’s Vinegar Bittebh. as thov will speedily remove «he dark­ colored viscid matter with which tho bowels arc luadod, at the same limo j stimulating tho secretions of tbo liver, and generally restoring tbo healthy functions of the digestive organs. KCSiSttVSe: rt. with ta!) iHwthS", EttsiixJm Swelled Neck. Goitre. Hero' '— --- ----------------- — .wemrr. ana c.«wi” iw hi^m.u^ I^olem toltamm^. JJILIUN. IU.BTU5.72* *—o™ XL MU*. hTXti^btt •-tT**” “‘"J*« its groat remwhal power*, curing the most ob- m An a* • U 1 s.m! Sloth* r.” i r Pre It—n 8tlnate and intractable cases. Sold by ail deal- \ ' Ub*ni Ap,4/ "•T’ S V.’ submitted to tlio Assembly. It make, the usual: not wttb tar hereditary : that she fr not msbjeet Independence., six mtiew The Famd.t Sewing Machine.—-The to meet annually ta January and coutuuio ta ■wanton al leant tire motithiL -Boa Alfouho. brother of the Cariwi leader, aaid there arc well-authenticated rejw.rtn to the wa» reomtly mobbed by the atudcuta of the •Tret that Corttaa. tbo famous bandit, baa orstolid and unmoved, and did not allow . "Wv tsore comfort. Machhion will be delivered ganixod a fis* of about 3.000 dexperadoee. —The anta" nf the wrecked at/MUmiiup HetiUiar iU riding U, inUrn.pl H» in which she was engaged with Mr. cnuipeuvV branch hotwe si IM Htate street. (lilcago. Tbay mix! tin eJrrant catalogne and r ’ a- x_ . k v chromo ciirul.r free on api'iicMhm. Thia com- of unusual heat and dryness, are invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their trnacinunt, a 'purgative, exerting a pow­ bom PAteSA S>ate£ $10 ' °u*y- Hamajwnlla. wbicii naad to enjoy quite a reputatioti aa a blood purifier, te a remsdv of “2------- ! d-nng, to Uis more poaiuvs and nuualuevegetable alteratives which later medical invisttiga- ,llp «”>d«mce iu the case, ere agtisrted ttat the M‘O «>d is a fit pereon , to be rant to * Htate Hertel fW th® bmaue . Hat Ao is a reddent of the State c* iitaKM,' __ i ■ M rears; ■ tton. and is ‘ according to directions, aud remain kmg unwell, provided thsir bones mW not de­ I •troyoa by mineral pqtoon or other means, and vital organs wasted beyond repair. DO YOUR OWN PRINTING! ”“1, f™nlTl.c putting ta tha flrot installment of tbe summing men and children to a place of rafety. At Once- and certainly without her sad mumiou _\jmighty biMNi'd his experiments, and np for tho defenar. The theory of conspiracy ola 550 borara were Ixirnod, and iOO families ran- | Ixung known, except by tlie friends who jJl the VjNEOAff Bhterh he lum produced waa ma<!o the loading feature of his argument, dcred homeless. The village of Hontzdalo was [ gc^ompanirel her, nnd Ute large number a pure, health-restoring agent, which and Iteecber'a character wa® eloquently con- tirtaliy <lcetroyo>1, and about 100 families bereft t)[ wjU,1Wrt, who luul l»eensummoned. 1 haniahva duuruac in every form, rcinvtg«»traated with tliat of hi* pcrsewitore. Tbe 1 of their ttomra Tta pecuniary loss of the tiros . . rates the system, and restores strength to counsel also dwelt at iougtli upon tlio purity of will reach about <5.000.000. II---------“V x““d•> — iwr c7e WM bo f, M,IJ.it snfferen is no &r -— P »------—wnU,r ------- *?' |1 tmo iixrtu<*i sniterer. There There ia no part part ’ and excited, and her general appearance of life’s citadel where the enemy can ,, _ __ _ . , , tliat of one Buffering' from nervous exmade a lodgment that tho Vinboau Bit- . —Tbe Mwklenbnrg ('Milennial (May 20) waa . —Henry Ovrortolz, of 8t. Urnia. has servo.! 0 ... ■ . , . . Trlw w;n find him and nut him to -c f.f cenirat unon lunr. H Britten Hum- citemeut. Bh« wm attired in a plain DOI IlIlU Dim, ana pill nun 10 celebrated with spirit ta many cities and towns ixrtl nonce OT ccnicss Upon Junes H. Urman, pom’ ! , the rout. Jinytiril.y of blood m* the of tha South. orrat netfdv elected M.yor ot Uta city. , black amt, and *m neat and comely of, parpnt of aimwr . ths liver, the etouxacb, —Tbe eighty-eere-jth General Aiwembly of Britton's majority w*h over W). appearance. Iu the party occomjmHy-1 ti,e lungx, tho nerve*, every vital organ ; tta Presbyterian Church ot tbe United States —The Wsooain Republican Couveutiou b. ing ])pr W!i!1 wlli whose every feature in nflcote.l primarily, from thin caitne, . totoliom-r-r ItolwroJolrr.tataoro,. lnlrkwl b, Uto .lirovtan tho Vmroro Brr-- -----------nation «f State offk-cm. It m protable ttat . . TEMM acta with magical influence. 37 . I —McVicker" Theater know the oufy place of cx-Mayor Lmlingloii, of Milwaukee, will be Uie to<>’ wl*r* Kif'mv,i with team, an WlsTO _z_-----------------------------amuMtucat ta (Tiicago wbern the legitimate ....nriniw h>r Governor. ' “1*° thorn* of wveral Others of the party. Thank" ••From toe Depth" of «he Heart.” drama io bmug j.l»yr«l. Ctariwi Pope, iu the | -The Woman s State Temjierance Conven- Hie pontons entering Ute court-room had i *’*•'* “i*great Ubiical tragedy of •’Sanuun." in tbe at- tan of MiMKHiri moist Ht. Ixfuiw recently, aud । more the appearance of a funeral proDrar Sir Sir— —Ymir Y'-ur medicines.* medicines. Golden Gohlen Modkzl Me*taal Ihrcoverv. Dr.H**?®"'" Sages'* Cstarrb Catarrh Remedy, Remedy. hive Urvs | GacUmu |x>tiuotx>d tta ConatituUoual Cxiuveutiou at 1 l.,aiaiun H,,,., anything eta' end their IhFCO ';«J- ,!*• -The Manpbie Water Works have been sold Jefferaoo City on the "abject of puttafi * I miyuuug uu na ->r proved ot tthe tagreatest Krea^ service service to me. tax Mix motilb* month" —_ to., l~u.tal.l •■.*• twrotaim— five '.IVA tor lhe ta*x»m of mortcure tamital.hr. Tb. . , ... J ,, P“ ,7~“, itpix-urance WM tho Signal for * breath- "RO notototo one •tboojht thatVI could poreibly i<>r tue Moem or mortgage tatMltalder.. TLe • datum in the CotutaiuUon giving tbe ballot te , 1 * " ion I luul a cumidioaliiHi of dteosora, — scroL tong. I liad a oxnptast Jirice f«id was >170.000—but little more than women. *'JC’ ■“b'nee among tho few in the room uta, manifesting itwlf iu eruptions »n<l greet ' manifesting itesif half tbe cost of tbe works. —Mr. I’irrrepout. tta new AUoniey-General. I at the time. ’ hloteta® on my bead ttat made such aorre ttiat -Masers. Red Ctoud. Spotted Tail, Loue u> soon to investigate tbe affaire of Unital I Siw took a neat facing hie Honor, and ’.’M?- ^’^tag'TwS I The Swt V, araO. Ota lc Mod fat C-Joalir. and te «wwL mighty will do everything. ried, ami tho train made four tripe at lightning . , . . . ... ' ii.,.i •!.» .oakinn m..n <D4lUV Tvarna Oowrasr. BmIum _ . . । , .... ■ ..i . mto court. 1 ho tin fortunate ladv cn- t practice, no Hint tue mn ot maamg men • -Tbe clreung argnmeata iu the Drookiyn trial ..pood through tta blaxiug woods on rether stdo ... . i i ' i dnmkarda. while pretending to cure burro ta, Wtourotar. M.< IS. „J«M. IWta. ' XU» Utota Uvc herbs found on the. Jowsr raagee of the Sierra Nevada mountains pf Calhbrnia, tbe mediciijEl properties of which are extracted therefrom without tbo uss of Aloobol. Tbo question Is -almost daily asked. “ Wbai ia the causopf ths uhpkralh-led snccoes of Vimkoak Bit txesP Our auswer is, tbai U'"” tbe cause of disease, and the great covers bls health. They an iciple, blood purifier and a lifo-givtai a perfect Keuovator • and J ’in tbe of the systeni. Never bef ________ nr ,'eeu tbe remarkable qualities of VlNEQAXj^r sax in tesfinr tho pek of rrsry diMaac ifi are a gentle PurgaUvo 8 relioving ConseaUfiQ Ol in BiUow Lhe Liver and Visceral H1 npilIMW* “ud ‘‘hbssl bob, the former of whotn. at The process of capture is to drive the Hahukt-Ko tho time, it wha feared, would lose her jx*ta into an irrigating comil in which a • - •' ................... - • wan vinible • ’in trap, for catching them wuh plkced, and mind. In fact, the effect .......... her Ruljooquent Hfe and conduct, which emptitxl as often ns filled. The grora product is then buried under ground or ooZ^Nu. 1 tinlo hecmcd to heighten nnd increaae. buroixL By thiu means the farmer hopes 2 Tbo death of a aon wm one of tho inflic-1 . ,. ■ . - tioiui which her mind, then failing, wan' Bavo 14 part at leant of hia croj*, but «>on rolM upon to emlure. Trarol. ! nope™?®*’aintaacbitoga of Kenro rod woei.UoM, th.: tiu“ ■* “» >>»■»!■«•» ™FWd in ratag b<»t of nuatal on-, oil tatol to rorral! *>"■”■ Kor ""J U>r.-o tarrotoarotrojo,!. U,» preoioniUoto. ot » failing mind. Tbo I °! »»• <»■” «lh“ hri*I> aff^lion of tor oLiklrrn, ta, Onnrtan." Tito and Tartar, other consolation of her friends, and the iqfencii'* are being employed throughout nation" sympatliy, failed io arrest tho the farming districts with varying sue- p^"’Mr.. Mror ViaDr. X Walkert 1 esar Bitten are » propentio©, male CM—- - ----------- - 5<o, sse. S75*$100. Mae of the j MarpllT "and M. & Talbot were killed, ami symptoms of insanity or to lighten her to tho Dry - I!pnrr KMer M. F. Hhcrrnr fatally injured. mind of tho immense burden it was tot­ tering beneath. She euntinned to de­ From the third vohuno of tho Conaxli ' cline, not only iA "vigor of mind, but in on ccnana, which has just been iasned, it —William F. ruibpe. manager of lbs • MWW„. oWc#. Ixw. f 125,000 ; insurance. phymcnl condition, nothing seeming to appears Uiat in the four Provinces of On- ■ TeuncrMS Jubilee Hrngcni. decatn;*.! from J w<) (hnata the other day, leeving the black I —By an cxplosioa ta the Hazard t’owder avail her id Lor grief Mid declining torio, Quebec, Now Brnumrick and Nova mitMtrels deetitute, with tire wtwk"'_sal»ry due. ; Work", at Hazardville. "Cann., tait week, three . 1 Beotia tlie utiinber of occupants of land. —The Appleton* have offered Gen. tOienuan 1 me!, were instantly killed. So feeble liad become the state of her exciusivo of tho residents of citiefl and ♦•aOOCrfp ttaoof»yri*bt of hte • MeawiraJ — Foreit Areata the neighborhood of Port cixVFXAND. mind, and as a consequence bo eccentric villages, wm 867,862—326,180 being own—Darnel O'Leary, a Chicago pedestrian ; Jcm*. N. V., have done an immenoA amount hor nature and habits of life, llmt, Sot- | cra of property they held, and 39,recently sttemptad tbe arduous feat of walking ' of damage by the dratructlou of naw mills. unl»y tat, « oouucil 01 the Idling pliy- [ i^g troaute. Til. total land oomA recent dispatch from «iriro» of Uus city .rod h«r poraoual I piod >w| gg.oig^ or roenwe , ot Mbout IM c^j1 bu>dbold< r. Koue over ta nias boura, andjf» miles tn low ’ village" are in imminent peril, and the tahsbi- friend. ™ held to Contador ultol tlian flfly hour". taiiM are out night and day, fighting the flauten. boat to bo done for her. She wtal Mop- .bout ludf the land wm improrod, ll,• -----------> llnteas rain fall* aooa. a story of unprecedented ping U the Orrod Proillo H<*1. rod gjo.gjg KTO1 |^,g and,.r „„P1 -s.MQ,820,858 acres being under crop, '5,240,from the uncertainty of her demeanor it 786 in paature, and 274,674 in orchard* wm felt that something wm necessary to Mid- grnHa, and - the remainder ........................... _ being 'Qu- AtlMiUe <-«> >*. »■ •” • •f the ofiinion that ttie Indiana abould be made । and* of dollars. " SOHEW WIRE .—A diaaatnxui . -,... ---» - , . - —■-. - be done to protect her lifethousand from her own to work for the aupjilie" they receive. improved. Tvreniy-fivo two ICABLE —u to SI- w la fwt- A - AtiotMr Black Hills «>xpaiitioti han com® to Oceola, P*. It broke out iu the Muebst^uui loiuds, and to Bccure her from Ixxlily ’ hundred and twenty-eight poison* held griaf. Tbs Siren, City party, commkmle.! by lumber null, wtucli was buruod. with 15.000.000 ' harm. ' moro fb.„ 200 acnxi of land each ; 82,Ww Oortato . .ro.ar.iw Vrjltol Suu. | trot of bimtar. TO. Mud.«« to Mtoag ib.l j Tbo tbo cotma! to» roagroto | 1M 100 rod 300; 141,200 from ““ "" "• X Soda Fountains. *—■.**— — ... . ru,VM._r.n «ta« ta lb. Italy ) j thrve l»aral« Irnnvls . a d»y day for the put p®at thirty days, and "that he exptxited to consume So die enterprise nntil he had n corner on j gnuisboppcni the ladanc*! of tbe season. o*t»—No.9. I menl to petition Judge 'Wnllroo, of tlio j .0 to 10q . 78,377 [tom 10 b, 50 ; rod 40,th® houmwanl march. all ]*rte of the town. Fires broke out in every n™.„ Court, rv.,.to ro mro.. al .. order ™.ta, ol of warto.,- ,’ ,2S1 lr>ii Un v.n^ It lie -At tbe Lexington (Ky.) rare®, last week. J. I quarter? All the public, buiklinga. except tho j County to make 11. Rodes' bay eoll Searcher. Hire® yearn old, Catiiolic aud Methodist churches, were burned. ; rant and venire to try tho quesiiou of {|iaj hirge farms arc the exception, and ran • mUfl^in tbo fastest tim® over made in About M0 bouMa were destroyed, sad 1.900 | her sanity. The warrant wm accord- [11b{ th(, majority of farmers hove Amerira-nih'. people rendered bremelera. The loss ia rerti- mgly ^^1 yesterday, when a jury. th^ 200 acres, and almost one-third -The Governor of Miraouri hra appointed * mated at ♦X000.MX). composed of Dr. S. C. Blake, C. B. Far- . .hau dflv xyc, P-^day of fasting and prayar for the porpoMof -Th® great fire in Tioga county. Pa. last * -f q ’ „ „ v k**thau blty.-JJcfrolf f'rez J'rtM. lirorechingtM Ahnigbty to 4^ the pbgue of week. WM a must di-ratrons calamity, .nd *«"• C' «• M. Moots, L Dr. W alker- triml extrncta grasaiioppora U1M that has broken out in .put th*t «nc. State. , came near tmuiuuf; resulting in large usnuucuuu destnu-iiou 4.1 of i ■ — uRgl'i H. -C. Dlttand,■ S. IL wuAni (U4, cauio unu iu a 4«};v -o > — ■ Parkhurnt,■ -----•■-------— - - various . .ITaysra may acrouplish 'eomething: but God human life, which waa only arrested by tho ; William Stewart, D. It. Cameron, J. A. i *rom herbs and roots, without IwinehL hel|« those who help themselves, and tlie energy aud heroiaui of Tralu-Miwter Wood, ■ Mmod, J. McGregor Adams, aud Thon. , uo“j5™* however, ui co i * Titoto total! rtoto.™,..: Ual bo w.S torn hrollj B»t togtober • UM» of !«>x oUta ta-! Ctagg»»«U, »ro iwpro.W for tlwtaul trial, ^“’artmutato to cc 2115 FAMILIES. xlay, I raw a flour barrel duptw i>o»»wvreitatnMNNi!lB»t *■“ Kindly packed ix twwn Hie Mid marked, as his item*- > Bwubi with grasshoppers, that were being and iKtimaL. pj.ranr.a1 "sent to tin* Colorado Farmer as a sample oQ gurb <4 of this year> agricultural product The .-Jwob Yonnx hviu* ta the .nburb- of I mourning, to be worn off by trinn or el- . («>-.! by by tho U» rapid rapid KiOMMSion «M«mm of ol great grad ij Itawklyn. N. Y.. tart Hahmliy wld. munlcre-.l ! fsqvd h» ween 1 wife by ehcippiDg her taad off with : national events; but the hearts of his 1 ait then went to the cemetery, where he family were picrwxl, deeply and eternally. I IJnw w onL hia brains brain* on on tta tbe grave envo of of his hia flret Drat' v___ ld_ix____ nib. *—true .- —r.i. 1.:.his — widow p his tfita with HftlW h. McDonald a co.. ■ nk. wHitteeh, PIERCE WELL AUGER g »i «a — IW« -IM MW.M. Ma"<* I wm Ik-- - v-t.4 . ».<■«» "HI. Ml-M"* .H:—*1.03 POPE’S M« W B*T • Naw Yark »*. mtaunirtM..m. lmk M®. Ns. 83 West Va> Bare" St., Chlc*t*. M. Aay Shafifl fron Pare Whits ta Jet Biack. �juntains. SIS A S100. UAIO CKKAF. WteMt InWiw . Dr. X Walker*® UlHbrnh Vin­ egar Bitters are a i«rsly Vegetable preparation, made chiefly from the na­ tive Merisi found on the lower ranges of tbo Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor­ nia, tbe medicinal properties -of which are extracted therefrom without tbe use of Alcohol. Tbo question to ^almost dally naked, “What is the catiMpf the unparalleled succors of Vimegaji Bit tkrsF Our answer to, tbattbey removt the cause of disease, and the patisnt re­ covers bis health. They are th®, great blood purifier and a Hfe-girta* pmciplo, a perfect Ret >valor . iuid, Invi^orator Never before in the ifJ tho world h*a » tnodlane ’-rec slit Tress Co. N.Y. City. Grateful Thousands No Person can take according to directions, a choir Ixjucb are not dounwell, p vided • ‘ifeinerai poison or other strayed vital organs wasted beyond repair. Billon , Remittent nnd Inter­ mitteiit evers, Which are si provavalleys of our great rivers PRINTII Jtfoblta, Savannah, Ro­ nd many others,, with tarlqs, throughout our uriiig- tho Summer and narknbly bo during sea­ beat and dryness, are panted by extensive no­ lle stomach nhd liver, tents-------------------.----------------tor abdominal vtocora. In their is essentially uwessary. There Hhnrtlc for lhe purpose,equal to Walker's Vinegar Bwters. r will speedily remove tho dark1 viscid matter with Which tho are loaded, at! tbe same time Hing the secretions of tho liver, enerally restoring tiro healthy ns of the digestive organs. tify the both against disease ifving all its fluid® With Vinegar rs. No epidemic can take hold stem thus fore-armed. Inflammation of the » region of tbo Kid- •ofula, or Kins’ a Evil, White MnSvsUad Noct, imations, Mercurial, — Eruptioot ofjhe Skin. Sora Eye*, ata se. a» in nil other conatitutional DlaWalkku’S VnrjBaa "-------- ‘ -----------------theirogreat -----------chrative ,— ,------- in tho maitt obstinate and intractable caw. For Inflnniniatory and. Chronic Rheumatism, Goat, Bilbos, Remit­ tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of tho Blood. Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, thou Bitters have no equal. Such Diseases amcaumri by Viuatod lilood. Mechanical DiHcases.—Persons enKed in Paints and Minerals, such as mben, Typc-Mttcrx, Gold beaters, and Minert, as they advance in life, arc subject A Bashful Caller.—Poor fellow! He entered the pariot, bowing and blushing, hat tn band, hoping to see Eveline. Imagine his consternation, when be saw a bevy of merry girls ! However, he faced the difficulty as only a bashful man can, and, after spending five minutes in agitated conversation, rose to take his leave. He was bowing himaelf towards the door, the handle ot which he seised with his face still on the company, and in another minute he was gone and lhe door closed Behind him. Then, to his honor, he discovered that in his confusion he had shut himself up ia a china closet; while the uncontrollable laughter of lhe la­ dies by no means tended to restore his equanimity. When you see a newspaper with three ernes of type tn the editorial columns, two slugs at the head of some of the columns and one at the head of others, and a good many words capitalized, you can make up your mind that the editor smokes twenty-five cent cigars and -don’t run a newspaper for the money there is in it." How wise w tbe ways of a just Provident! HAS JUST RECEIVED A FINE, LARGE STOCK OF agatnu thu, ta mar Bittsm For Skin >300 the other day, and when ex­ plaining the matter to his children he said he hated to let lhe old woman go, but *300 “waan’t laying around loose like it used to war” Mr. Bay, ot Philadelphia, wouldn’t consent for his wife to make a trip to Europe, and she Raysed >1,000 out of lhe bureau, took a lightning-rod agent on her arpfand away they went. Don’t make your pur­ chase until you have seen my Stock. You know yourself that there is a certain period in every boy's life when he’d rather be the ring-master in a circus than President of the Un­ ited StatesSpotted Till the Indian chief. uy> he'll hire tiro ecalpi for every ounce of gold taken oot of lhe Block Hille, Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. and his word is aa good aa lhe wheat G. A. TRUMAN RANK’S CRAVE GUARDS �How to Succeed.—If your seat is too hard to sit upon, stand up. If a rock rises up before you, roll it away or climb over it. If you wyot money earn it If you wish for confidence firove yourself worthy of it It takes onger to skin au elephant titan a mouse, but the skin is worth some­ thing. Do not be content with what another has done—surpass it De­ serve success aud it will come. The TOU WILL FIND baby was not born a man. The sun doea not rise like a rocket or go down like a bullet fired from a gun ; slowly and surely it makes its round, With Nnr and Fuaii Goot>», which the/ and never tires. I*, is as easy to be a will sell al leader as a wheel horse. If the job | long, the success will be greater. Wholesale and Retail be If the task be hard, the more compe­ At price# as LOW as any house in Barry co. tent you must be to do iL L. C. BOISE. At H M. LEE. “49” BOISE & LEE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CROCKERY GLASSWARE JLT COST! T tT T T A SPECIALTY. -------- . SUGAR, 10 to 14 Cents! i THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF I SHELF GOODS IN THE VILLAGE. Cannedfruits OF ALL KINDS FAJICY AT COST! GROCERIES A Kicker.—Two Irishmen engag- , ed in peddling packages of linen, । bought an old raulo to aid in carrying , the bundles. Each would ride a while, or “ride,and tie," as the say- , ing is. One day, the Irishman, who , was on foot, got close to the heels of! his mulcship, when he received a kick on one of his shins. To be re­ venged, he picked up a stone and j hurled it al the mule, but by accident | struck his companion on the back of 1 his head. Seeing what he had done, he stopped, nnd began to groan and > mb his shin. The man on lhe mule turned and asked, "What's the mat­ ter?''—"The crature s kicked me," was the reply. "Be jabere !” said the other, "he's did that same to me on the back of n;o head." The Paw Paw and Michigan Cen­ tral railroads are not on amicable terms, aud the Central refuses to al­ low any of its cars to be nm over the | former road. The Paw Paw road j retorts by refusing to allow any of its cars to run over the Central, and • there is a good prospect of its bring- j ing Mr. Joy’s great railroad to terms. ! The relative length and strength of I tho two railroad systems is as follows. । M. C. road 689 miles; Paw Paw, 4 miles.—Hartford Day Spring. aw wm, aw aw m AT ALLEN’S, w AT ALLEN'S, AT ALLEN’S, Cheap As Dirt, Cheap As Dirt, Cheap as Dirt. GOME AND SEE, Of all kind#, and A woman entered a crowded street car the other day, and for a moment AT PRICES TIIATwDEFY or two no one offered her a seat. COMPETITION! Then a fat man, affected with the asthma, beckoned to her and said : "Madam, please take—take"— G- round G\o o cl m [cough, ooughj. She stood there waiting for his seat, and as soon as Of all kinds which we he was over his coughing fit, he con­ warrant to be pure cluded : * Madam, please take care I in anxious to dost Sul ay Mock aa far and not’step on my sore foot!" The aa possible before I move Into my new look she gaveThim was appall ing. but quarten, in Brady’s brick, and will endea­ vor to all the rest saw the joke. COME AND SEE, COME AND SEE. CASH Paid for all kinds of Produce, or exchanged for goods. FOR BAJEtGAITVS call and sec ua before purchasing. BOISE & LEE. When are stockings like dead men? I When they arc mcn-ded ; when | MAKE IT JPAY YOU their soles are departed ; when they J are in holes; when they uro past > To trade with me. j healing; when they are no longer on . their last legs. i 33 A. W. ALLEN. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-06-04.pdf.pdf 57c70da320a9f4e3297f22258af763b5 PDF Text Text 7 ®hr SashrillrUftrs. ADVZKTMDIO ZATXB: 5170 r«r:esffs Kwlmifo, Bazry County, Kohigna, ORNO STRONG.1 . Editor and Proprietor. to —----------- 4 Progression. No Retrograding, VOL. II NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1875. ta*—Ua : cross the Monongalicla, and up Qk>steep “Don't tfie why,Huth, you will and muddy road to tlio tom, a rough 1 know eooh enough,” upou which unaatfe- ana summer s sun nave noneycopiDt'ii . , looking tramp, .with ragged clothing and ' “ * .............. ..... •ho •had- rushed * ” the rock into small caves, by curiously ’ factory communication TOaU±1^‘l^,lr.” drug store two squares distant from tho Farmers’ Inn. I;4to tliat store he tornml anil Ixrnght something, whilo the tramp watched +-ini through tlic windoij. Than Stt?n,>l Witherspoon went back to life Corrrrt' »f u»^ i.^nOr- Tor r^u-. AN AVARICIOUS CIDE. FRATRI­ Among to mrly router, ol WtoUh. 1'mirv.ybwniA wvn Sronnd >n<l Georg... W*. ( —U. or,,... 41, k former „ a Witherspoon, tho a Iwktal.taltata bachelor, 41. the latter—his elder brother—a widower, with two children, a girl and a boy. They bought adjoining Imlf-sectiomi of land on Bsoooon creek, about twontyfhght miles from PittShurg, and there . . . • •ntai-W-nha-kwiTino..™1 IXtaJ^XX'S!JlE.“S.,SS,2^S full of vague doubts and- dread. When Uncle Samuel got up th<f ncx morning and foiind Ruth getting break­ fast, lie could not repress some marks of astonishment. He Baked her how she felt, and stared wonderingiy when she replied : atones,-but could not, and only aucceodhd in no busying himaelf until his pur­ snore had Been and recognized him. Tlieu tlio oousciousnera wimxl to come to him at once that flight was impossi­ ble. Standing oat on th© edge of th© ledge, at a dizzy height, he shouted to tlioae below him: * ' sad chattels found in {■oration. aBsoctation. company, or coiiartncr•hip, and in default thereof. tficu of life, her, U>o Bhoriff iibMll itnrnodiatelv to relleei the Banin. Ito idiall call WiCe at itm |4ace of buBiiiBBB of each person." corporation, a/ooci*tlou. company, or eopartueoihip named in Mid. warrant, and ia ca*w any pemon. oorpcration. aanodatian. cxxnpany, or copartner­ ship rarasM to pay auch tax. he aiiall Though ir. Sme f ■ HkchoK L Tkf proplc of ttw Aftrie of Michi­ gan mart.- That u> all torraliiim. ettire nisi vlllsfCMi of this Btato there aball be annually levied ami collected tlio following tax uiMra the boahMM- of taanufarturing. Belling or keeping fdr'aale distilled or midt liquors, m follow- : Upon the bashieW of twilling or offering for sole, iqiirituotis or intoxicating jiqtioni by retail, or any t*tant medicine, mixture or coaqxjunil. Winch in whole or in part, oot marts of ndritnons ’’an and went to bed. ’ Ab nooii as fa© Was out of sight of tho drug store, tlin tramp darted in and in­ *• Batter tlian usual.” i'oo hw. famW m. U M quired what h© had bought Tliero were He could pot understand it. In the •“*"v"•““b“"■ u“iZ; no regulations in tiiooe daya concerning seclusion of the Imrn ho drew the little tlio sal© of pofeons, or, if any existed, package from his pocket again, and core /fallows. I hare confMBed my crimes. I tipon toabwiiaera of Belling brewed or malt Anri— dror. me lo tltam. I, i« trot 1 “-I™- -‘.-M’—" -'-'>■■“1. —I n.uU, they were never enforced. As lias al­ 4 , ' °t>e hundred dollars per annum, upon U>t> ! T»'*dy boexi remarked, people were not Yea, there eould be no doubt about tt that I became an nsswaon, but I have i bnrttwe- of -tiling -plrWnaus or Intoxicalinr too mudh pride loft to suffer my pnnfeh- i or •» ’taolemls and retail. 1 ho suspicious in those'(lays aa they.have “She must bo getting used to it,” he , , , , , , tbrM three,.hundred hundreddollars dollarenor perannum: annum;noon uponLhabtliuthe bualsince become. soliloquized. "I'll have to try some- mnnt from any- other hands than my ucHB of manufacturing brewed or malt liquor* fur Kale, if tint quantity manufactured be fifteen Tho druggist replied, without own; homta-God forgive me—if thorn is a hundred barrola or under, fifty dollar*. If over . After breakfast he had new matter for God.” fifteen hundred barrelH anti not exceeding five tation : “ Crmun of tartar aud arsenic." When-be finished speaking, he sprang thotwand. one hundred dollar*. If five thou­ “ Wliat did ho want arsenic for 1" asked surprise in a call made upon him by sand bamls or^oTi th* aum of two hundred from tlio face of th© cliff, and wa* drahod dullaxa per annum; upon ■hr f of • ; tlie young tnau, itt aiirprifte. William Ehler and three or four of his j ..To iui rto in bi, Um, bo »ia," re- friends. They insisted that he * should to pieces on the rocks below. „licd llw nobon rendnr. go with them to Elder’s house, and he THF. FOKTUNE Or HAS. . . . . . An hour Inter, the tramp was nested went When they arrived there, William Tiio.Faridan press is publishing from fitr. 2. Retail dealetn uf Bpih^uuns and inwith Dr; Forsythe, in his office on Penn Elder silently offered him a glass of sluun day to day akeiciies of the fete Franootoxicatiug liquors, and brewed, ffitit awl street, learning from him tho symptoms lemonade, lie dodinwl thinking. He Pruaaian war, some of tho incidnnta of fennented liquors, rlxll be held and of pufeoning by arsenic, and tlio treat­ recognised tile pitched from which it was which ore very tragic in their character, doemed to include all . poraow who h«J1 by the drink, and in quantities of five ment to be adopted far neutralisation of pouled. Thon they showed him the some touchingly pathetic, and others ex­ callona or lews, or onb dozen quart its effects. settled down to tho monotonous bnsineos TJhrec hours Wore daybreak, William of agricultural occupation. On the 12th Elder, having thrown off hfe dfegufee r» of Octolier, 1829, the two brothers went a tmmp, mounted hfe horse at tho door cait to^otliur squirrel-hunting. Tliat of the little Pennsylvania tavern, and safternoon George Witherspoon wan shot Ktarted homeward. A bribe of five dol­ through the heart. Sam, who carried lars, an enormous sum in that primitive tho sad intelligence Ao a neighbor's time, induced the ferryman to make an house, said that the shooting wn« purely extra trip across the river, for hfe bene­ accidental. He and George hod got a fit, long before the usual hour for tho guod string of squtrnils during the fore­ boats running, and when tho sun was noon, and about midday sat down by a fairly up, William Eider was well on hfe little spring to take lunch. When their way back to Raccoon creek. . lunch was completed, George reached for 4i - ■ i .V’ .71 ; Upon arriving at homo he made it hfe the muzzle of hfe gun, which was Iving . . . .. „ TO-,. ® , , , , . J । first duty to call npon Ruth Withercm thn trronne , ... .... tin th© ground a llttln little Iwfarw before him him, an.l and ; spoon, and, after enjoining stnet silence drew it toward him. A small projecting upou her, told her what he had diaoov:root caught th© hammer. He gave a i ered, and directed her procedure in a sharp pull, ill© root broke, • the hammer | ! course which V© hoped would enable him descended, and the gun, going off, sent' ! to penetrate tho dark mystery over­ a rifle ball through his heart. Every- { shadowing her. laite tliat evening thing wemwl to corroborate this story. Samuel Witherspoon returned home. The debris of dheir lunch at the point The way was long, and hfe |»regT*wi with iudtasted by Sam, th© direction of the a heavily laden- wagon had Ix-en alow. bullet, even the broken bullet, were all He luul bought a barrel of whisky, some so many silent but convincing wiincsaes. flat and rod iron, a keg of nails, a barrel 'Ilie demonatrative grief of tho surviving of iju&nr, and other miscellaneous things. brother removed the lost sliadi.of doubt When all these luul. Iwen unloaded and which auy one might have entertained. stowed away in appropriate piaces, and But crime© were mom infrequent in those. ’ the weary horaea were stabled mid fed, days than they now are, mid people were ' he entered tho kitchen mid raid to Ruth, projwrti.nnally Icqs auspicious. Gworgo ' who was pnqsiring hfe supper : was buried, ni'.d Samuel, without quee“ Yon often complain of being thirsty, tion, OMUip.ed the duties of executor of Ruth, bom© for Ills brother's estate. , , and. I havejirought - you U» 19th o( JTOO.T, foltowtag. the I.‘talk ’‘U .S. ' MICHIGAN NEWS. out into the night in a direction opposito eating out its softer portions. ' an act tor tta- uuu® of Uw botaw at mtai to U»l taken by Uncle Samuel in Ids chase after the cattle. But' of all this causod the pureuers to luuden their atepti. she told him nothing, and be comph. When they orertoiA the animal they , u«refoj Mid art* taiug MrtimMi'hM, 2i»7, -m» centiy ata hia supper, tilled his pipe, and found him giving tongue furiously nl sat him down for a smoko at the kitchen Buntal Witbenpoon, who, buing du, I Jffi 5iS; ?,ft "ft”«*£ atroclN, had he token the trouble .to look behind Inm ho would’ have seen that door. At bed-time he retired to h» b^d .TO-unri. „( *. w up ibu <*• some tramp still trudging along in hfe room. Ruth—after setting a baking of meky wall, now stood M Uy before the entrance of otac of the Small Caves spoken »<c'uoa u> eiupter mref t£, cxani-ucd .4 ffr woke. Bnt he did not look bock. He bread in jjans by the kitchen tire—also Y»4.» — • __ 41.4 ............. -141. tauw Bfitct relative U> “The laanutacturr an went, straight on until he arrived at a retired, but not to deep. Her mind was of. He tried to drive the dog away with ■ grimy couutenance, trudged along oa foot behind him. After Samuel Wither­ spoon had stabhxl his horanB at th© Farmers’ lun, anil iu the early .evening 'j made hfe way out into flto dimly-lighted NO. 36. on Bitch btwinetw. which levy riliall take [ireco___ r __ l -n II— .____ *______ cbxrtcbi mi oiied in carrying on fiicli buBineen. nor dull any clXhxr of property by any third peraon to etidi gnoda Cao ehsUeMsotMed In car­ rying on nuch hUBiiMMM avail aKainst noth lory no made by tho Sheriff, w.d no nraperty df pony. or oopartnerahip.' liable to ucr the provinfonB of thte act, td> htc. 10; Th" Ulieriff shall give public notice of the time and place of saM. and of the prop­ erty to bo sold, at leant six days prctlotw to the Cosn.l furniture—Indian bureaus. Bale, by BdvtrtfeenieiJt to be ported np in three {MiHic places in the townsliip. dtv. or village A pbekcs of. the piece—Butt of a gun. ttfiate mrnh "<I» is made: Protwi,. howmer. Ifon music lovore—A Patti on a Grim Tliat' in cam* «I.'**e a levy Lan been made upon teal cetete, Buch-tihcri# rlifilt give lite notice of the time and place of euehnale, Miusitltwof real plate. ------ —■ --. . t-w 1 I except as herein otiicrwiao provided. any one time: and in case the propttty d 1 trained or levied upon and sold ia uwufiicicnt | satisfy each writ the Sheriff shall make 1 j turn thereof and jX* ©vor the amount by h ; received, lew hia naid tans to said Treasun and said Treaaiuer aliall renew said ware® find Hagar in tbo wildernetw. ■ Bk temperate in your diet. Our find par uta ate themselvev out of bouse and borne. No man <mn become tlioronghly ac­ quainted with his family history without running for efface. A PEiu'kcr jam of fish is reported on the Jim river, in Dakota. Now plcane tremely ludicrous. One of these inci­ to any one pemon. Wbolcaate deal­ commanding him as before, bo often as may be don't nay anything about the jim-jams. dents, now before us, we condense and er* shall lie held and deemed to mean Doeh eating greens gathered by Ids translate for the gratification of our read- and include ail ncmoim who noil or offer to sell snch liquors and borcrageK in quautitim of fire Sec. 11 The Atw«or -hall have power, and wife invalidate a man's life insurance ? era. During th© warn peaflont of Alsace, gtilou-or over oue dozen quart bottle* st any is a question now entertained by the in tatad (taH to! ont to b» work rod ; surance companies. left hfe wife and daughter at home quite . anv psrexi for Belling any wine or ciilrr ship em;»cing in anv kind of businu* npcciiied “Mu- D-------, if you’ll get my coat unnroieetod. He b»l not been long “■• £ui“S! in th* find section ol thwart, whose ium« docs ' ° . in Un- KtataNo anutgtet iiUall be . „< not to appear j itfmli mi*b roll. bimI to ammw agaiiurt dune by Saturday, I Khali be forever in­ absent when five Prussiansoldiers ar- lublo liable toto pav pay anv anytax taxherein hereinimponod impoMsdwho who> mich i Midi buaiucim thereon a pro rata tai for the rived nl to milage >bd dehtobded 80n>^ ।| m -- -------------------------■— -chemical, ----------------1­ I}« liijuura’ for malicinal, mochannuoxplred portion of auch year, and ealtl Aw-­ debted to you.” “ If tliat a your gamu ' icsl. and B*rnuuc4itaJ (HiqtoBca only. I scr shall, before makin# Buch as»te**ment, it won’t be done,” said the tailor. tiling cat. They worn not --abusive, ’ovld-d for ----- oto ---------—J ---------------— ----- - 1 [ site. 3. C. 1110 laxre —Ji ’berda herein p p*orid»d for ebti shalll I! notifi notify the person, corporation, association, ese carcass of a dog, and Elder said: . “That dog died from one drink of that stuff which I poured down his throat ” . Samuel Witherspoon felt his throat be­ coming parched. He turned pole, and replied huskily, with an attempt at bra“ Well, I'm sure I don't know, nor c*r»S why you chose to poison yonr dog.” “ I did it to try the stuff you prepared for your niece." “Il It is false ! I prepared nothing for her." “ I saw you do so. You have still th© remainder of tho poison in your pocket Sec if ho has not, boys." Despite a desperate resistance, Samuel Witherspoon was seized and searched. The tell-tale package of poison was read­ ily found. “You were murdering Ruth slowly, with tho smiio poison you noed to take her brother’s life,” said William, accus- -exccnt tilat thev must have food and t« aeeeesttL levied, and collected byUioMme I companr or copartnership • of a time and placeHow a womas can keep on talking cxcipi mat s.h y must nave------------------- oniccj>. and in the same time and manner aa tho । at which the Nwaw-meat will bo made and rothat at once. The mother and daughter taxee upou personal pro|>erty, except as hemin quiring such |>oreon to appear at the time and while she twists up her back hair and Cbonghl ilb-t to TO»PI, with Uta .io- . g£X,lw7aSito’2S5 [■lace menticuol and alxnr eauso. If any. why has her mouth full of hairpins is a such aanawnent should not lie niado. which , mand as the easiest way of getting rid of any species of property from taxation under notice shall lx> peraoually served in the same mystery not yet explained.—Carl Prcttho intruders! Bo the mother Went one the general tans. All taxre shall bo deemed payable and due al the time of U>n delivery of way in search of wood to cook with, and tbo aMeeHment rd.l to Uio Treasurer. Tubt that deny a God destroy man’s dajw before the time specified therein for Bkc. 4. Tlio Annowor of ovary towwhip, the daughter another to bring, some nobility, for certainly man is kin to the ward, city, or village, shall, on or before . lx-aat by his body ; and if he is not kin water. Just then the father, with his the third Monday of 'May in each year, ascertain the name of pitchfork upon his shoulder, returned inquire and to God by hia spirit, he is a base and homo and entered his cottage. He saw gnoble creature. buninom nieiitioe.cd In the first boc U ou neither wife nor daughter, but there eat ALurriN I’cLnEBTON fell off . lua furni­ of UiiH art. Ind he riudl enter in a roll, to In the five Prussian soldiers smoking at nude by liim, tin? nam© of every wuch {wrwin, ture truck the other day in Myrtle ave­ [ theij‘ OMC- lul<i the advent of coqieratlon. aiwociatiou, company, or copart- give tlic notice required by thin motion, and the nue, but hia core acted as a parachute, Iierohin, and tae plana of doing tnmineaa, tbc **»« mrttl which Uiey luul ‘it-umndwl. An kind of buaincHs caHied on. and lha amoiuit of and he reached terra firma without in­ unoontrolable Upon *the *—-*frensy — -shifted — - tax to be paid eccunling to th© {iro-.irioim of jury.— Brooklyn Rcviw. Ulin art. And ho nhall. before the finrt Wednes­ |>eaannt, and rushing tyxm the soldiers day after the third Monday in May, notify each fees and percentage herein allowed to him m« ingiy. First class in geography: What is a with his pitchfork* he dmVB them ilito a {■cniou. coiporaiMMi. tiUottaUou. company or comiMmaatlou. which may be retained by imeh sluiU bo by liim idaccd to bay I Father's best horse. What is a • "No! no!" exclaimed the trembling cv]Mrtueralnp, wbone names have beeu.entereMl 1 corner. Tlicy wete like mere children ingont fund of tbo town'sound/ A thunder clap. What is a wretch. “I never harmed the boy.” from which tlio same j before the enraged GondeL Thoir " Wo will soon Boon know whether yon did ji ~ I Hkc. 5. On the find Wednesday after tlio third wm ccdJocted. and tea name nliah bo by strait f Whisky without water. Wliat . . ml . . xi swords were of little use uniter tho ar- | jf.^uy in May it shall bo tho ditto of the A"township, village, or aty, applied ** other is a ca>»e: Something to wear on tho or not'■ Two men have gone to the 7, . ,7~.. “ “."T 7' j cnmstancca, to beprreent at hi* office from 8 o'clock h. contingent fmida. i .-ii xt ciimstancrei, and and - the the ixnuiant pcaaautkillei! lulled on© ouu I| »«wor tlie forenoiMi unUIU o'clock new and from 1 Ittr. It. 11 shall bo taeduty of enohawlevcrj shoulders. gmvevard to take np hm body. If yon . . ’ ..t . * .. ,liar« (riven . .. . M I ImiKcvcJafter another with uu< nuM mde but effective: O«rloek j,, the aftcrwxm nntil Ji o'clock tn the (’xMintyTrraemer.U feint ws-em erafa aixi over? him anwnir 1 < ** M r *u,OUM r W,UI ’ ,HU lutve given lltm araenje, M I bObcvc I w fuur of Pnuwijuw Uv aft<fwx*. Uic of roTWwiu« .uefa mouth, to make a .wore, rtatomreit eonlMnuqc A FABMMR complains tlud a hook and oi uie xTtiwiADs my i will have in n great measure prevented « . , .. ' ! aMnwunoMt roll and t>o on lh<> next two follow- ■ the namre of eecb and cvcre poreuti. corpora- ladder company luia liccn organiwnl in deoomoomtiem Com- let 11a follow to 1 dWMl Q,,OU U lloOrr.' The fifth, 1Uth’ seeing "‘*Wg I: »«K «* tao re-jn-a of any rwmm. taw. romrany or cxqerti.endup in ta. neighborhood. He Llial tho decompcmtion. Com-, tel u* follow to i to fnU o( hif| pQm .ini.inH d b , d . ! taiKtaium oa^ny. ylt« *. «-x toto Ot hi. companion., by . rlroKiwvr. dopercom^y.or « eopartnerahip. «.|«u,entop. Lta. [la ita. Ito .[ renurty eroto, r pyile to> under male, the to. prov^ .l~rto' his hi. neighborhood. Ho states alM«> Uta Um liv n , , ,A, ,. , . i or their agent or attorney considering them-| lone of this act, stating therein the rewtmmo Of ladder in used after dark for climbing ata effort reached the door and escaped, ^eved, misnmH.ntca.»e being shown mmh p-mro. cwporattun, maoctatiun. root- I J*™ ”' , *“ “ Son of til© deceased farmer, a lad of i ,nxx • Baniual Witherspoon refused to go to | bat not without several severe woiftufe. I to Um mrtifertfou of mich Asm-hot. ho shall . pstm or copartnership, the btuunera in Wtartt into the hen-honne, after which the hook­ ■bout twelve years of age, after three ' Th® looked nt th© label updn the the boy’s grave and took upon hfe work. . .. i . ,. alter sticb aMu-wnt in Mich manner oh may «ueh {tcraoii m engaged. the place of doing | j All thia while Ute mother and daughter j {*, i wwnr . ln «nter to conform to the pro• business, the amount of tax (aid and date of u b days of violent fiiver and delirium, died. I*rc"1 which dr,'w /romlApocket, When they strove to force him to do so, WMO abtat, Um mrenM 1ot»S oocmrod I vtoro. «' &» Ml: ujl ■ r rtob to | tataol ->■ to tom. rod to tab "Umwmt A Miuarm. is pointed mil in DtoTIhj ignorant country quack doctor who iU,d n>iul “ Cream of Tartar.” he threw himself npon the ground, and in. v«y to. momenta; bul Umy no. ! ~J*“S TO .Sto^totoi‘to.’S bmy luring Un- immription. "CTmita attended him said that “it was some "Oh« 1 know that,” said she ; “you in an agony of terror confosaed hfe hid1 itxxrabcr iu uadi year, make * fall ium I oomplrtc . u, H. If tlio returned to to be be horrified horrified at nt the the night xiuht they thev ] corporation, corporation. awociation, at—-elation, company ronm.-wy or or ajpsrtnorcopartner- bewmber in aach year. a and compete to fl. tliO stono stone tells tolls the truth, DmiDsnreturned sort of quick fever thkt aimed him off,” ; ““ *ith.sugar and water, and it tasteroport of all the f*cta a* htanrn by tee I»jx-ru • . . H than w» - , - - ,. . aliin Muraiowi iu anv Iiumihms liable Ui on fil© in life office, awl ri-taru Uio sacne to Uic • bury w farther -way from ii. tjan beheld—tlic floor running wan blood 1 mider - U1D |irovW(,llH of and an aH^ed fear of contagion was llkr I'-mouiule. Thank yon, Uncle, yon He not only admitted hfe attempt upon and four corpses ninm it. An hour later I till* »d. tao kind 6f Inuuiiqw mxl the amount AihUcof General, anil pnblfei- the Minin in at i thought, but still near enough for sober mode th© excuse for litirryifig the’ boy’s an' vcrY kind.” \ Ruth’s life, and hfe poisoning of her tho fifth soldier returned with a detach- “taoM nf^.taBA’tiirfta?^ A^JXalwi i^’ta “rraxi'-.‘“.sn corpHo into a grnvp. Bam mourned “ Wel1- «"«’ Jou know how to pro- little brother, but he voluntarily ©on. , meat of his comrades. They stdxed and ticcive two (lolbm |«-r day for carii day’s iw- effect tan {■roviaioiM of thin act aliall be' An Arkansas youth camo to his lathi r again, loud and long, and people synqm-1 l’ir” 5t» 01 nP u plfoherful and give me fi-wKed having shot hfe brother George, , i .A . __ . 4 i i ivice* twrformt*! under Ihi* ad. tn bn sn'lltad prepared and furnished by the Auditor General I bound the )warant mid earned him Xw«l Ut Um Towwhip Ikart. lira Village to the couutv Treaaurcni, and by them to tec i „ i <« £j,Mi thoy ain't knives thized with him, and said, one to •‘•gl»««. for I’m tirtd and dry,” rejoined and told how he hod arranged nil the . ., .. . away, with the dead budire, to head- j Tnu-taw, or the Common Com-.ril. awl raid out loWnsliip. tillage or city ofTlcM". Hue. IB. Anv officer will fall v M^forting nr eunfl to so| tlio table. Dnd— Whars another, how hard » time the Wither l*r ’mete, seating himself. eirciHnstaatfel evidonco for'tho corrob­ qouteta. Gotafel wu fonna guilty ot ““ ren»l»g,to iTOMm bta n..dro l m ub, litllo tateb, Uta ™“'. »>b .-qioous hod had, and how much they Bath did as she was bidden, offered a oration of his story concerning that vadane of thin act. shall be Hable to a’jwnalty i .a,,, 1 tho murder of four soldiers by court- ; pitied jioor Sam for tiw terrible afflicto her uncte, saw him drink, and tragic evimL ' comploled his mil, it nhall bo hie duty to attach uf one hundred dollar* for each an.! every | luuidlc, granny « knife and tiw olio 1 martial, mid was condemned to di« by thereto, signed by him. a certificate wliich may offtffiM. Affil any penwnlhbk! tew stax nnyesterday? That’s enough to tiuns and bereavements which luul fallen j tl*00 hwrwlf took a glassful; -As she A Constable won sent for to take the dor tho provistoua of thin act. who nhall neglect .4.11 umi'v,be in the fimuwtng form : “ I do hereby certify hanging. On tho day sul»oqucnt to or rufnae topaytae same, nhall be deemed guilty । sot any gentleman stabk, without you ve upon him. ! drank it she could not help thinking how wwaMin to Pittsburgh jail for trial. There that of tue fight in life cottage h« was of a misdemeanor, and tumn couvirtiun thereof mn >• Ju the May following, Huth Wither- unjunt William had been to poor, kind were sonio in the excited browd who executed. Ilia wife and daughter, with factoring. Belling- or offering for sale Hpirito- elmll be ptimahed by a tin© of not hrn itan 1081 mu\ man came out of tho tax-office,- the • spoon, Sam’s niece, a beautiful girl, ' Uncle Samuel. talked of lynch law for him, but they <hd» iutoricaUng lirvwcd or malt liquors li beiaig twenty-five dollars nor more than one hnudred HyiDjndhixcXB, have left the sequestered earned on. together with the name of the me­ dollars, and emtn of prosecution, for eweh and 1 3 ..miitv eigliti-flu years old, began to evince signs Vncfo Samuel wanted some buttermilk were in a minority. evuyoffanae. and on falhtre to pay anrfi fine ■ other day, and, exhibiting an Pending tho ar- . 'province to still live upon French terri­ lioration. ncraou. association, company, nr coof failing le-alth. She was growing puhkin supper, and Rutii luul to go to rival of the Constable, Samuel Witherpartncrahin engaged in irach busiuef©. and the and coeta. shall be imprisoned in the oounty IKX;kctbook to a friend, gloomily ol>tory. not 1ms than ten nor mor© than ninUy . 1 n;,. . . .. )ku. OUT {■articular kind of buainec* in which Sarii Li »o Jui, and thin, a hectic flush oftt-n burned in '-he spring-house for ik Taking up a .poon .ro darainthedmereUon oftaeoocirt. wvod: “ BiU, where a Um altar o^our in »nx,m,U.<, a<«,r ta, Hee. 16. The word Areemor ns used in this I ccxuitryi I want to find it. What her cheek, and she complained of a low candle-site tripped out He iwow from and window of which war© gnarued, but 1 |.,j,{ ,{„., ,{^, n„:„Liv belief." Aw! ou or before Um firat Monday of for»" -W *0 ^er in some -ttonfehfever iutefnally. William Elder, the ‘ hfeseat,j»ud through thewindiAr watched ,ta. u-io-tai TOn^nta chimney to the roof, jumped from a lower shed roof to the ground, and made good hfe escape. One of the McDonalds brought for­ ward a Scotch shopbord dog to track th© fugitive. The Ix-ast sniffed with an air of disgust at Samuel’s shoes, which he had thrown off, listened as if fully com­ prehending hfe master’s instructions, and then trotted off toward . . the . neighboring and the flush burned steadily now iu her ' meco calling him. He stepped out wood.. Bta htator unl to otor u>< » tTOiwn..,..,! Tl.—.. I—« ’ < I—.J ..... .L_ «. , followed him; but tiie beast wMOwiftesti person in the community who did not! whw» they were penned, and were oat ^notoi‘t',J,total look upon her illn.Mi » “ n dispensation iugoffth© young sprouts of com in an straight toward a mugufer geological of All-Wise Providence." Thateperaon i.djommg field. He drove them back, formatjo&on tho book of Raccoon crock, -nd a. ikro was her lover, William Eider. He sus- fixed up the fence, and rettunod to his pected, but he scarcely km w what, so n-.pper. Meantime the pitcher had diarati.. than hill w.w vsgue were his idraa of crime. Bat, app*red. He st^poaed tliat Ruth bad row Tiagn, rata «r umn UMI, MiU. with very consider the matter as ha might, he" carried it into her room, and forbore steep side*. It springs from meadow l.nd on one side and on the other could not rid himself of an impression mentioning it, Iwing quite content to land on odc side, and on tta other that Rutii’« uncle wm in jiom,; way rP. await results. Bbe could havw told him sponsible for her siekncM. . differently had aliff chosen fodo so. She wteah one cun look dawn ‘JOO feet to the While he was in this frame of mind, . might have told liim that m id»« entered young Elder learned one evening that th© kitchen she saw her lov<, William the next day Humuel Witherspoon was Elder, tatting himself down frem the going to Pittaburg. Olieying an irn- littta garret wbera she had hi&teti him, “ pulre for whicli h© could hsve given no and where pcoeiag through chinks besaddle-hurae, and, meat “ Well, I want to lay that pock”MonUg"" I wuuiy ircaeurer io rouv.4 nuuu ■*? u, win ■ ■■ , -■> --------- a- manner {ircscrilxri by law for the collection of : fisc. 17. In oomanrAmemor, Couutr Tre elbook on it ” . •. as an instance of Fortune plaving the 'township, ward, city, ox village taxre awre-ed imrar. or BLcriff willfiuly u-gled- or rafimea pbpurou. j-« to " pta'«v ‘ r of oKB ' IkA“ I Benswive bather to bathing aktend- ■’ta" - *■“ u”n young man to whom she was engaged to Hie twinkle of th© light she carried, until be married, viewed these symptoms with 1 & disapjvearcd beyond ths edge of tho alarm. The quack doctor was summoned bank below which the Hjxrng-houM1 again, and oracularly declared that “food. Then he turned quickly, drew “ Rutii was all. right; nothing but a sort! “'anudl package from his pocket, and, of spring fever; blood too rich; only opening it, poured half its contents into needs a little medicine to thin it down.” the pitcharful of acidulated water, which But this “thinning down” medicine did Ruth had net upon a shnlf of the pantry, no good, neither did the various reme"»»k hito his scut again to await her dire and “yatb” teas prescribed by all return. the old woman in the ueighborlHxxl. From his attitude of expeettion, plinth grew thinner and weaker steadily, ! Samuel Witharspoon wns aroiuvtxl by liin that it smcmT. sd all Uncle Samuel’* actions. She breath of wind would tear them loose • further hare told him that William i and hurl tbwn down. Upon the faos of • with an incurnbjo imposthumation, re- warrant «dtal to «»a to pto t, dying in tattie, and, throwing himself into the 1 the time tookta of to Sghl. ™ mu Unongh ! u>d every offmmw, and M. t .—..listen 1 If I «m to be 4>0MMh1. compfetod to tbo Troaaurer of nia . dred doltara tor < , ,the ____ - of .or >»rli nr . .............. toUTO | or ntal, .o, I nrt it to to .tottotly above fixed, or fe defreUv© , to perform Uie dotioS praocnlH-d by-thfe act. . nndemtood that I am not to bn stood on i »J >■<-'. "■ TOtod on . torrrf. or the bodv, which caused tho imposthu-i >ml drijvmed to nnch Treaaorer: Proviilni , sor. Treasurer, or Bberiff. as tiw cm may be. umJ, ridiculous exhibitions mad© of me. DTOion to brmk, Uld bi. wound healing, ci tatoSJTX II I can', to roTimd widiou. any of town be found life enjoyable after oil. Tilfe ; t© «•«! roll after Uio time fixed for revUoim* ' toxicatiug Uquora aa a beverage, approved Feb, , , • . J J, . . , „ , the saros m above ironded, or i<h>;-.:!d nueb ; ruary 3d. MM, and tiieMveral arts amendatory lucky hero, who could brave dwitli bet- I roll J|Ot not be completed. completed. ’or aoeb Aiwesaor tvrt lx> • tlieriof. and in addition thereto. Iwing mcUomi ter thou he could enduro pain, owod hfe ‘ - - •• • - *■ - — ■ -« •«--« • •---« •-« core , (o„ A quiroy afflirtod CardiL io said oounty,., "ton hereof W73. entitlsd “An act to prevent iNiwupaper t - a monkey - I MUing fortl thank for a like good turn. Hfe Hia physician phyaiaau luul bad left lett him bin. | ^ito . afUw Cocipitod Laws of eighteen holploraly waiting • hme au-1 {Lee not less tluui . , ■„ ZT., . -* - th© we of publication, at which for U,e C*r(hn*J terwAM may apprar «,d -bow « nn,v"i ‘* ’ . .terforamncns, I prefer to lx* left alone. 1 ____________ _ • '" ......... ............ school a few and rite and cipher and so forth tet slide ■ on tiw ice and traid off an old nife. if I l>cuu:i^ umro u, ta.—u* W...... rou.v (----... .otadly up®, each [MX* (Wimta. mIx-Ul. ; hoi davs, some boys lias to go to ochool : tarn, company, or oopartneralnp. at Iwwt tkbren crucd at thetimr thia act takes affect. 5^J£n,Sg.“' ... grt out ot tok motor'. bu. I . l*b** taw’ for (inch boaring. ,ta ftac. ?. Tl>e t ounly freBmirer. upcr.. recm» -m* roM. -ball V, rolled airt . '-------- r, • would rather stay in Printer than gt> to ,ta A. Kta-taUO.:. U I’-. br> wld .tao-d Ita’( o-Ivtoc' I u go to-tool tota Nothiag was loft but th© ©pre. ail uxm utaLte tarn rt m? urea rexi p uu-.v;the thieves. At length otw) inl_ h,,. ral 1 ‘ H “ djp from tfap proTiaeut lackere. ; 1.0 mmu- “<l ll,CU "hc,nR U,C q»“-'kly with an copaitoSS^hkli refim. . oiled knife. Th© two halve© are deftly .Uxa—•d.wWtaulta, aronrevl into hnflino brritar r.n th,. 1 ta4J to b« Kirl. rt,.. tor k) fool bnt . w., -re old w© can t A _Z_ । 'troPP~l into Iroaing taUer on Uw -o 'u, ttaro ». will/to!-XT, n.-TO.jTO . ptata. wLieh ••Uxm- u.™, u^w, lowbrow. WTO ^«ng TOd U‘ra lnok ,w“- K*3 wllich U‘L WTO» to tobool I don't fn< no ttota to �L C. BOISE. [ON- X.JK. a er of the eir! fur Urn first lime beard Mr. Bpechar rcfiwes to let a circus! of th* mi t rage, add immediately cumI meneed criminal proceedings agninxt man exhibit a wax figure of Beecher 1 around the country. He waxen wroth nt the idea. . GRASD HAPIPb AID KD8XDG0I. YOU WILL F1SD BOISE & LEE SoijjAfenfddr papers think that the iu society prior to this ttednftiibn. she i Lirn’.cnw^-Governor oL Mtehiganlu-ing. considered oud of the most atn- paid pretty dearly for just trying to With Naw and Fas*K Goo»»; which they wB! ten at Pri**m has tern panlancd by the iulile young Indies of Battle Creek. kiss another man's wife, bift if bo. is .The verdict gives general satisfaction, satisfied no one else need growl. every cne. taking the side of. the Sartoris has taken a cottage al young lady. . mouths ago for burglary. Long Branch adjoining 'the Presi­ % Loot FtnUy Cbarlea Durr,, a-bul of dent's, that his wife may bo near J L frit through thn brahtc rctom the her mother in case of an emergency. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Chippewa river at Midland and — Grand Rapiils Poti. ' ( A sensible exchange says : It mat­ . wa» drowned. . . . . Mr, Beecher, it it said, is going to ters not ‘how many newspapers n 'Di* Ih-lroil Fr- e IVra* is.nnt non- nmn takes, his list ts not complete the Holy Land ns soon as the trial is ten ed Hides* it can issue a double without his home paper. If that paover. What ho want) nf a laud that's *lr?ei every gnndny. l*cr is not such ns he could widi, ho riny ho’icr (han Brooklyn is a mystery. Mrs. McLeod, of Ceresco, wax ।should feci that himscT nnd netghburs are responsible in a measure for Hadn’t Timf. —A gentleman met killed la^t Friday evening by being thrown from brr buggy nod her skull its sborteumtqgs.—Give a paper a one of the High School ptipilt on the lilierol support; nn active svnqmiby street Saturday, and thinking he broken. ■ nnd it will instantly respond to such would test bi* knowl-dgo of arithme­ S*ls venders in different pnrts of manifestations. Let an editor feel tic, he inquired : ’ the State are being laxitl under the that his Efforts are appreciated, ± and “Boy, can ytm tell mo how many new liquor law.’ he tn tho most responsible being on rods there arc in a milet’ A SPECIALTY. “I could,” answered the lad “but The eornerstons ’of the Detroit earth ; hts p.aper being a part of him­ ‘ Public Library building was laid oa self, lie is as sensitive to praise or I’m in a hurry now to meet a boy and Sntnrday. The Imihling will cost ।censure us a doting' taltcr. find out wliat badness he had tu buy Nuilitn^ can supply the place of a my giria croquet set.—Frr« Prru $ 124.000 Sx<»rl'a»»JX«’ Huie. A fire-uiiginaled yt n livery stable home paper. It is the mirror in which the town nod neighborhood ■ at Snsranw Cicy. Satiirdny, and is reflected; in the social, religions THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF hu rue J to death John Slrnthcrs, se­ WtntUM, Francis Patlinotn of Nashville, and political circle it fills a place no Michigan, di«f, on the 13th day of January, verely injured J- A. Ingam.eils, and execute to Christo­ destroyed §6.000 worth of proj»erty 1other paper can. When a need’ of A. D. 1878. mke economy compels you to curtail your pher Kilk of Castleton, Michigan, a certain betutoil was stopped. IN THE . VILLAGE. newspaper list, strike off every one mortgage to secure the pnyment of a certain Wlule J«culi Dcchtte of Coldwater before you say to the pubfisher of •aid mnrlgngo was duly recorded Iu the was milking,-the cow booked hint, your home journal, “Stop my paper.” office ot the Register of Deed* of Barry the horn entering his throat, and cut­ county, Michty-n, on.lby loll, day of Janu­ The man who does nothing don’t ary, 1873, tn Liber ••Z” of m<>rtga*c«, on ting a gash three inches long. It is amount to much. It makes but little }>«•• 019, and; whereas. *aid mortfage was thought ha will recover.. duly nnd legally a-nigued and nl-t note de­ OF ALL KINDS AT COST! The furrs: fires raving, along the । difference whether ho is a millionaire livered, no the tt7fh day of Sej.ter. her, A. line «-f tlvt* Janksoo, Lansing & S.’g-- «r n pni'pet- ‘He is only o D. 1873, by said Christopher Ktl', to Joshua stagnant maw Railrand wrro Ml’Wlahed l-y ! iwol, wiilmol eneiCT enough to .lari 1?. Glenn, trlfcb wild alignment was duly lytCorde-i in the office of the .Register of rain hut Saturday. Cunsidendde a ripple, lie diffuses a moral miasma D«e4« in Barry county, Michlgnn, on the damage had l*ce.n tkuie by the lircs Of all kinds, and over everything nruund . him. Do 2thL day of Muy, A D. te74, in Liber •*5” of mort^agk. on rwiyr 1J 8, and. whereas, Gustav Christ, wha Jtilled Martin PRICES THAT DEFY nomethiui!; r.on't stand on the corner nilii Joshua W. Glenn did. on (lie Iflfh day ILtrrignn in a waluau figlit some time gaping wtlh yonr hands in your COMPETITION! _ __ ___ of June. A. D. 1874, duly nnd legally ns-ijm ngo, Ims been admitted to find in the n’.... 1 ■-■’•'I tnortrojt* nd deliver said uota to Grit—________ Tne world t K„r, ,r.x„b,m,. mum-,. ,kkk au-.n of (50,000. Tlii* is prubnbly the pocigeta like nn idiot. T. Wholesale and Retail HAS JUST RECEIVED A CROCKERY GLASSWARE WESTWARD. •Mali. FINE, LARGE STOCK OF •Kro'g Ex. SUGAR, 10 to 14 Gents! SHELF GOODS CANNED FRUITS FANCY first ibstnurc in the hi-tury of Mich was mode to work in, and - if you fill that n-iyurdcrrr has been admitted yonr hearts with good angel*. the ' to trail, nnd ix it tight ? bid spirits will ket-p out because Depuration Day was observed ul, there is ua muni for them. Detroit, Jacksun, Nt&s, CuLtwaler.! —— ------------------- 7 . and dillerents places (hrotrgtiuul the ' At a spelling match in Pulaski, 1 . . State. t Tenn., the word “sachel” was given ' Mra Esther Siine, <d Detroit, com- out. It was spelled by the cx-rcbel milted suicide ln*t Sunday night ' Gen. Taliaferro without a “t,”.as 1 by taking l-iidaumn. Neglect and ‘ Webster fuvurs. Whereupon, nc. vok.1 f-m h„ h...ba.„l p , k; c; . „„ pininptcil her to the act. , I . . ., . , „ , . 1 audience laid down and rolled over Jul.n Welehe,. ,,l been d , w , „„d TOrcd been arrested f »r outraging the; ** • (•rrsen of a Duntah widow, of the and tquealed nnd tittered nnd hunch­ ed each other, and nt list stilisided'so «KMO plUCC. - said assignment waa duly recorded in the office of the Register of Heeds in Barry county, Michigan, on the 12th day of March, Of all kinds which wo A. D 1875. in Liber “No; •>'' of mortgagee, on papt 224, and, whereas, there is now due on sail, note nnd mortgage. Ihceuniof WARRANT TO BE PURE one hundred and seventy aix ilullft-a at I his i dale, and default has t een made in ths piy. intni of sai-i sum: , Now, therefore, by reason of raid default, th» aiteign c of said mortgage, by virtue of the power in said mortgage couisincd, will, on. Hie 1 Uth day of Paid for all kinds of Produce, or exchanged .liftu, A 11 1HTA nr I,maw ..C • .’.ili/.l- for goods. nt the north front door of th** com I boose, insad city, (that being the place of hotting L'O It BARGAINS tho circuit court iu and 1°* Harry coun-'y, Michigan) veil the Linda And premise* de­ scribed in sai-i mortgage, or no much there- call and see tut before purchasing. 1 i due thereon, and the rcaianahle coalxjtnd 5000 prro-'us witnessed (he.laying that the pedngoan-.cntild be hemd.; expena;-a.of this-rale and nn Attorney fee of twenty-five dollars, vfipulnloi to be paid the corner, tone nf tho new Catho­ He blandly informed the audience by the lemiv of naid mortgage, ahould the lic Church, .at Grand Rapids May that Mr Taliaferro had spelled the same be rorec|<.«cd. ’ , The dcacription of the prendaea ns de­ aisL word cot racily* Then (hey com­ scribed in aaid mortgnge i» »« f-ltewi*, to Wm. Hr.y, section buss on the J. menced to look blank al inch other wit: Village Lot N’o. ten (10) in Alao»<*u L. & 8. IL IL, fell from his hand car and look green nnd'foolish, and hmf■ W. I’ldllipe* addition to the Village of Nash­ ville, Harry county, Michigan, according to la»t Monday, was run over and ina dry grin, and yon could have the plat nn J rurvey thereof. atanily killed. 1 Dated Naabville, Hared. IWh, 1875. heard a pin drop.” fQRlFFITH A KEilll, A collision between tho fingmenls Assignees of said Mortgagee. «»f a broken train on the Chki»so 3c Mortgage Sal6 or tub Fimest . CiXMSXT Sxirn, Lake Huron II R. I>elwr«ii Attica Rbsioence in America—'flic Attorney for Aniignces. nnd Lnpenr, injured several persons famous building nnd grounds of . the and wrecked eight cars. banket; Mr. Lc Grand Lockwood, at Def..uU paving bora made in the condition* of uramt Grand Kan-; Rnp- Norwalk, Connectictit, have passed of a certain indenture'bf morttfaK«, tnsdi Several young men 01 ids. Gn>nJ IHrrn »nd Mu.kfgun ,|‘»«iiv »‘o iliv p«,3cciiuu uf i»i6 Lune oiivie Michigan Southern Railway •nd executed on the twenty-third day of are making up a party fi*r an rxeur-|& ‘ ... .............. . December, in the ye»r of our Lord one ibousion trip Io Europe. They wilt ex- ' Company liy foreclosure of a mort- lund eight hundred and rcventy-ihree, by j eel to start soon and be absent • B*ge- Tho building, wiiicli is prol*- Peter Simot. of N»»hviltr, IRohinn. in fnably *the finest private dwelling in TorofChftrle. lt. Richardson of the lam, three mimths. ‘ ablv America, is constructed of solid blocks place, which enid mortgage wa* duly recordTito Chicago fc 'Ltkc Huron Rail­ of granite, and is finished inside with nd iu the office of tho lleginter of Deeds of road Company is., piuhing the work rosewood, mahogany and cedar ol Barry co«uty. Mtehijrap^on the twelfth day of January, a. I). 1*74, al ten o’clock A. M , along on the I nc between Flint and Ix-banoD. More than filly kinds of in Liber -V of morfguges, on page 572, Lansiug al a rapid rate. marble nre5>sed tn tho doors, nnd -LUii xaidnxar!g=gf rw given te ••cure t ha payment of twelve hundred twenty and Tire Rev Charles B. Miller, alias, one door, composed of many hun­ 75-100 [$122l>.73] dollars, two years from Eastman, has been arrested ibrlnir- dred kinds of wood, cost S3 000. । There ore forty acres of grounds mid glary and lodged ‘in the Kalamazoo ■ lie rate of t«m per cent per nrtnum payable jail. His Inst victim was a young■ ‘ three acres nf hotlu’iises, Tho cost annually ; And it was thereby and in eaid lady in Van Buren Co., where he ! of the building was $1,250,000, nnd it hns recently been offered for sale has begu preaching. I for $ I lo.noo. 1 In the Circuit- Court fur Calhonu1 Co., after a live days session, in the1 Inal nt the case of Enmer IL Morey’ vs. Walkr Clark, of Battle Creek,> for sednc'ion of Miss Alice J. Morey,• daughter of the plaintiff, has been1 found gdil'y, end the plaintiff hn«1 been awarded n verdict of $25,000’ damages. The case excited more1 than ordinary interest, Clark being: f Battle Creek, and posemjug ■ large■ tor lone, estimated nt over S 100,000.• Clark was convicted on a criminal infomalxm last fall for the same of­ fense. In this chi! ease for damages It appeared on the trial that Clark became et.gaged to Mtss Morey, a girl oi 16 years, »n the summer of 1873, while at Janesville, Wisconsin, and soon returned to Battle Creek, vh’te he wrofe her mmo® 70 loving letters. in the summer of 1873 Mike Morey visited Battle Creek trad was defendant's father, which she did with bur mother. While there Chirk seduced her by promuMts and persti isions, ’file fact was detected by the girl’s mother, but kept cyiiet on the proruise rt the defendant to keep it prirale and marry the girl. Soon nf WUeoxu.. ,»d w'hila thsr. th. de tautauwrM.lita Jfcrey .. iMUr. brnkio, 0w> enr^.mrnc ud gmw no mw wbalever thrxfcr. Th» on An old couple from Canada were wandering through the City Hull market The man.became so deeply engaged m watching two handsome ladies that he failed to reply to his wife’s inquiries. She saw what ailed him, and catching him by the coattail* aho slung him ‘•ker whop” against a stall, and then Inking him l.y the collar she said : “Samuel Hun­ over, don't ntiempt to trifle with me ! You know me, Samuel, and yon know that III break yonr old flock if I catrdi you tryng to play off on me!” Don’t make your purcliase until you Iia.ve GROCERIES seen my Stock. made tmyabU as therein I KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! (ore contained to the contrary thereof »« : any wbe no>with»iandiag; amt default; haring been made in the payment of said in- He turned his atten'ion to the vegetab.es after that—Detroit Fret Preu teresI tb.-rcon, hath been and is declared to Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. G. A. TRUMAN BOISE & 1EE. W ®®®®5, a ® hj P iw wim, St C> £. Q H-t © AT ALLEN’S, s * 0.00-WHh Lake BMom K jAudug, a | Air Li.-.e.] a JnactioD—With Demit, Kcl Rlvoi AT ALLEN'S, o &= AT ALLEN’S, 8. K. BOOHER. Gen’l Ticket A*eai. Q 3 Cheap As Dirt, A Q ‘OlW’ X13 Vy Cheap as Dirt. M 3! M -i tr. h m Fl - a? so * P 0 o 3 Q 33» B 8 o r E? with a equity haring been la­ thy amount due an mid mortgage or noy pari Notice h and some shrieks and confusxm, this hereby given, that by gathering scattered. ____ i--------Ti e Ne-porl I Rl.< ' ' ■ COME AND SEE, ■ ° ^7“ a go B’ OTQ K 00 Clocks, SpedcMcs, to. as OUU. W. 1>«MAKAY Wm B. BAVftOB * BRO • COLUMN COME AND SEE, COME AND SEE. ■ ' , , £ -u^. -ra—l n r-ra.m.. burned “Resolved, that we adjourn,” A little boy, who attends an uptown school, will tell th* truth any way you can fix him. The dthdr day the teacher spelled out the word "g-r->c e “ and asked the young man to pronounce if. He gave it np, when the teacher,, to refresh his memory, asked him; “ What did your father say this nw-rniag before eating I br.mkfast Y The buy thought a nund n y e 3 Wo mortgage ihn atun of thirteen hundred thir­ Some­ teen and n-lOOthr dollar., [$1818.17] and a live rat iu the also an Atinrnay fee of fif'y dollars, aa room from the ceiling, and W. B. STRONG, Oen'l 8npl- SHORT LtXB BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. W M®®8, admitted. body. however, put ITO Marshall Fsrt fajie, Jaclssa & sajinaw R. R. ing in Colorada recently, to w.hich no were 288 ilkhl<nn City W Nik. There was a women's rights meet­ gentlemen S^fprfUnU STATIONS days, then and from thenceforth,’that is to •ay, after tho lapse of said thirty days, the •aid principal sum of twelve hundred twenty obligee, hia execu ora, adminiali utorr. or as­ signs, become ami be duo and payable im­ mediately thereafter, ahh«ugb the period as h ir CO Bull GLASS AND PAINT. Sil: ,11 ifcu MAKE IT PAY YOV A. W. ALLEN �FiRXBS. ITHITItl I NEW GOODS! OVORTB & BBOOIS, ON HAND AT W. A. A YLSWORTH'S, STC Selling AT THE AgtiniUural ^mplrmrute CORN, . ^SBSTKK Jr^HOBBS. _*>■<*• APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., handlirigthe patut hrnsk. Set card 1 Bats, Caps, ELEVATOR IN NASBVILLE. drinking. pliodfcr liosnra fender rhe new M. FLINT, JOHN IL EASTMAN. LtEBUAUSER, TAILOR Jj}_ PABADY, Manufacturer of Boot* and Shoe*, he didn't do it. Our lime b valuable and Barber's medical services have amounted to we will wind up—our watch and retire. $3,860. A good year's work. • afflicted with, hone thieves. Judge Linch should preside over that part of the Co. jones, Again in the Trade and shall be phased to renew We received the above notice accompani­ ed by a dollar last Wednesday. The happy couple have our beat wishes. Business Ttelationn Justice of the Peace, Especial occasionally Killen's bugle b heard to ex­ and killed a Iwj who was sleeping in plode: “Keep off them tat on." bed, hnd yet did not hurt his brother —Frank Dancer, Mine Host of tho Union who lay .beside him—in fact, accord H^iee, has Ju*t completed pepering. reno­ ing to nn Indiana paper, did noteven Attention is invited to my Block of 355 GFangr Plows. Collars, Cogs, lie. Wheel Horse Rakes, HATS AftlrCAPS. CLOTHING CROCKS* Y. CH AM PIOV SUITS from $8. to $30. WALL PAPER. . REAPER & MOWER GARDES SEEDS. AXDA FEW LUMBER WAGON! Grangerf Pvicest IN THE MARKET. BOOTS and SHOES. of Detroit, Rochester and Eastern manu- stock of the above named Implements at facturiw’, at price* that cann'l fall to please. our ttandjust north of Wolcott's. Doo s from $2.50 to $9 pr pair Wt WARRANT EVERYTHING I68eU. I win soil ths attention of farmer*, me- CASH DOLLAR DEAL 4 lbs Rio Coffee for FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY I.. EMERY’S A Job lol of fl 00 11 lbs Japan Tea for 10 Its frew Orleans Sugar 1 (10 12 lbs Family Mackerel 1 00 16 lbs Butler Crackers I 00 li lbs Satisfaction Fino Cut Mannfactnred at Msrengn, Mich., of the best material, !.y Crst-dass workmen, and 10 Rolls Wall Paper ws can fully warrant all Buggies we relh 5 Boxes Linen Faced Collars General Conveyancing, —Dnring the afternoon performance of LOCAL MATTERS. Fanners give us a call and ws wil guarantee 1 Pair Patent Overalls Coilchtions a ipecially. ;lie show, a wind and rain storm came up. >g_ Just received a nice line of Linens, The old tents swayed and erucked, women Ladies ’ Linen Collar* A Cuffa .Entire Satisfaction. Irish Linen Table Cloth» only Grass Cloth and While Goods far dresses st WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. scream'd, babies cried and tall mon looked MO N E Y TO LOAN 10 Pairs Mens’ Half Hose ' Tnv ’AM's. scared. The lente were lowered. Those To match all new Spring styles, bought al All orders left with ns .will receive prompt 10 “ Ladies' Hum Ready pay customers shall have no cause my own price, to be Bold accordingly l©r- Carpets, (New Styles), at attention. Both Double and Single Buggies to complain of high prices. Balls Best Knitting Cutton can be had. ’ • Dtotixsox’s. got wet, didn’t enjoy it worth a eeut. Naolavillc, Miele. MRS. L. O. CROCKER OQJL. Ths most complete line of Men and —Atkinson & Roe have flnbbtd nnd put in posesrion a sign for Ciemrnt Smith, Boy’s Clothing, from head to fast, over Whsxlkk’s. that reflect* great credit upon them. It b found in Nashville at,. SprinK and Sntninei* one that would bother the head -of many A big lot of Shawls just received at more pretention painters than them to equal. Clem b bound to have everything neat Ho DCU Kid Gloves lor One Dollar al a T around biau" , ' Dickiksox’s. —Last Sunday night some miscreant IN ALL or THE LATEST STYLES. The brgvsl nssortment of Boots HaU Bleached and Fretted. horses, light and dark hays; a Democrat wagon new harness and blankri*. The ‘Very Cheap. Give IVIe a Call. Ila* just returned with a large apd complete Neck Ties, Rushings, Collars and Cuffs, Dress lalini, Cittiii ami Fiitiiz Dane Something Interesting and Val­ tQr Thirteoh pounds of good Crackrs -for orio dollar, at —Last week our compositor, instead ep A. B(M»A & Box. following copy, undrrtook to set a local ac­ Old paper*for rale al (bis office, cording lo^hi* cwn ideas and consequently, made tho Nnws say that Jaeob Lente threw wal er through eight (Inotend of 80) feet of Some one ha* borrowed my jack screw* boss upon his furniture store. Such typo­ for raising budding*. Please return them graphical-blunder* creep into our paper and save me the trouble of looking them up. And in varieties to suit customer*, all to be quite frequently, and wo will warrant they I*. UoLLBB sold cheap for cash. uable. Parlor, Liirary, Diaim, Office aid GENERAL FONTGREl JDRESS MAKING REESE <k DETTERICK FAT THE HigTieHt Cash X’rice FOR ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, Hides Pelts ani Pun • thatt tend out a WajoH tn buy Frtth BUTTER and EGGS 21-46 Notice is hereby given that the ordinance name of Tubbs, of Maple Grove, recently in reference to animals running running at large in the village of NaMrriHe, will be enfoiced on and after lhe.ich ef .fane next. Jim Davb served bi* wife in the same way. Dated Nashsilb, Mbh., JupcAlsl.. 1S45 SILAS STILES. —Wc». Killen ha* the Chicago fever, and says er.uld he but din poke ef fab estelrs here he would bld adieu to the acenes of Nash­ ville forever, and migrate to U;e garden city wheca $UW capita] goes as far as f l,0fa> Win. Killen “got upon hi* ear’’ about tKe •b< ve Uttle ••squib." and interviewed nr. REESE k DETTERICK. done to his character and credit he waxed exceedingly wroth and swore that if be wa* • young man he would CMrhide u» through the rifsete. Hb he abo; roasted to'wany of cur peaee-faving cilissis. He also fasti ATKINSON & ROE, ueaiDBsu we ever put any I u mg mare in tec ARTISTIC I np-r about Lim he would (Brash a* within j •u meh of cur life. Now we bate to make | PAINTERS ! Together with a fall assortment al KOCHER BROS Baiy Cate and Peramtalatyrs i Elegant New Quertere, troit Rouse of Correction fcr six msnths NO EXCUSE FOR BEING SICK. Qf all styles and Sties, and MBTAL1C for beating his wife. Well, if these worth­ CASES furnished to orde* No pervoncan use Boschee’* German Syr­ ier’* dp net receive their dur* fa thb world. up without getting rtumedbte relief and cure. We have the first cose of cough*, cold* or con­ SHR WDSAKD COFFIN LIN­ sumption. or ar-y diasase of the Throat and INGS kept constantly on hand. livelier end gvA ready for thee*. any one mad, especially one wboec. oaurre j u so ncarlv ran. «a« who ao »»» ROE & CLEVER, FRESH MEATS, BOISE BRO’S all kinds, which willhv sold low for cash The highest price paid far Hides, Pelts etc. Give them a call on West side Main St Would ve*y»e<Vfully call the attention of ths eshville, Mich. oil ben* of Nashville and vicinity, t» . thefa stock, bought for sash, Dry Goods Business ! Drugs, Medicines OFF THE TRACK. PERFUMES CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Fat al; (Sjin, Wish a complete stock. Cf WINES & LIQUORS* Saw Mill! DRESS GOODS, Manufacturer of , COTTOXADEtt, The Air Breaks Fail to Check tie DmvaM Cfiurse. Hard and Soft Wood LUMBER, - FLAWIN’ JnT ELS. there is now claimed Co be due on raid iudeutare of mortgage the sum of seven hundred j forty-five and 8»>-100($74.j.8t») dollars, and _ <. _ — r... ..r jt.iit— ** PAlNTbi and OI1US, and provide J, I shell sail a* publie auction FOR THE WHOLESALE । £ ' ixagiaary KIS«a*«, reading blood Uiraly k Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! V VO¥ «A1<» BOOTS & SHOES, Yankee Notion*, WHOLESALE cash RETAIL TRADE. rocenes I wlrich haa worked n» fate a saadWan that Of al! kind*, and in fact ron’c aland any mor* practicing on' Rwd * 07* Buggitt earning to their city j truth of th >■ stat carat rail st KKttR A >*«*pkry(J) ehrimisn TOILET ARTICLES, lay able annually and It w« thereby and n said mortgage' expressly agreed that should any default be made tn the payment Of said interest or any part thereof on any 159018 The Nawhiillc Fceple Amaxed. NASHVILLE, MICH. ' FitoiSAT?*: Statk or Micikoax. 1 H R DICKINSON. thanking the public for past favors solids a ovntiuuancc of the same, nnd would . Inform the public that they will keep constantly on hand in unpaid and m arrears for the »pst day*, then and from XhvncefurtM, thru years, uvor 260,000 sample bottles by We have javt added^to onr already large Drnggiatfc in all parts of the United States. and choice stock of day*, the said priuoipal sum of seven hun­ We manufacture our Furniture from the No other manufacturer of utedjeine ever dred dollars, with all nmqtages of Interest boat thoroughly seasoned lumber and wargave their preparations such a test a* this. ;Lcre«>u, should at the option of the ohhgcv, Go to your Druggist and get a bottle for‘75 ra.it it to be as represented. jis executor*, administrator* or asrigna, cent* snd try it. Two dose* will relieve vou. beeotne and be duaand psyabie immediately At the old stand, weal side of Main -St. Sample bellies 10cts. each. Sneow thereafter, although the period as above Nashville M itfa. limited for Ute payment thereof might not A targe line of then have expired, anything therein before contained to the contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding ; and default Loving been made in tho payment of said IntereU, and tbo same having been and vemained tinpaid and in arreor* fcr the space of ten days and upwards, the aforcraM principal ram Gr<jat Slaughter rf seven hundred dollars, with all ibesr- _ ,, 1 00 1 00 1 OO lions of s certain hsdoniurc of mortgage, made and executed on the first day of April, in the year of our Lord one thonMiid eight hundred and seventy, by Nurcunn S. Mattevon, of Barry county, Michigan, in faMIRRORS,!*! CTURES, Fd A ME8 vorof Thomas Sheldon of Casileton. Michi­ gan, which said mortgage waa duly record­ BO OKS. S TA T1QNER Y AND CARDS, BRACKETS, Have removed to their er! in tb» office of the Register of DUSTERS, AC-JcC., y Deeds of. Barry county, Michigan, WALL PAPER, FAINTS. on the first day of July, A. I*. 1870. at eleven o'clock A. M.. in Liber T OILS. FINISHES \f mortgages, on page 192, which said mnrl gage was given tn pecur*. ths payment of BRUSHES GLASS. A*r.‘n !iiin.!rr(l vrorlv nov. hundred fdollars [$7DOJ dollar* in yearly payIn the new brick block, apposite the Union i, of one hundred dollars each year. PUTTY. BYE STUFFS COFFINS AND CASKETS, House, and are bound to lead ths Co. in thv Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS Done in tfce Latest Styles and with neatness. LISTEN? Manufacturers and keeps on bon for the apprehension of the thieves. HEW MILLINERY GOODS? MEAT MARKET! W. A. AYLSWORTII. JACOB LENTZ & SONS Tncwax’s. ___ and eatisfaction guaranteed. pT'RMTL'RE MANUFACTORY! 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 KERR & CROCKER. Nashville, Mich., Jan. 27, 1876. MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! 1 00 «Scc., «8cc., &c. Nashville, Mich., April 1st, 1876. L. J. WHEELER 1 00 I 00 Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, AND Rushings, White Goods, BOOTS AND SHOES, vating and fixing up hb hotel in nice style. waken htm. Who doubts the Bessie Frank b bound to keep the best regulated Turnerstory now? hotel in the business. CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES IIorFork*, Ac. A ruLL uxk or acre* of land, eart of Bev. KsUogg s, and At the bouse A. Wait, in Mapta Grove, May 30lli, 1876,. by Adam Wolf Enq., George with you. I trust by fair dealing I shall be adwdnfag (he Railroad, sad is getting to­ W. Stuart, and Mbs Dera'Grass, both of able to retain your confidence, and to win gether material for a residence. that of strangers. Maple Grave. —Tb» croquet ground jnrt north of An Indiana tree fell on to a house Boise k Lav’t store is well palrenbed, and ELIRU CHIPMAN, DRAGS, CULTIVATORS I world reepeetfully inform my friend* —Js*. Fleming wjll occupy the window i L TEmbu of Brady** brick, when completed, with a la Balli. CimL. Mijr SIXb. Episcopal Church, by Rirht Rev. Bishop stock of jewelry and do repairing. ' Gillespie, Mr. G. II. Clarke and Mis* An­ nis E. Link, all of Battle Cre«k. —ID re snd Prairieville Tbwnsbips are JILL BE POUND Shirts, ' Greeting! —For %be year closing June lab ite. H- A. JOHN Q CHESSY, V . 8H BKl i yyM. ■ wouldn’t rag a word. The little girl that LATH, Waa with us thought yhey were ••huffy." SHINGLES The lion wav a sleepy good oatured fellow. WATER LIME, . t SALT, —P Ifatbam ha-i purchassd 8| tores of They feed’th • anima), meat but they will HAIR. lam^aarM* Quaker Brank of A. W, Philip* STUCCO. andC. Buxton. ' the feeding ef the turtle doves. fc-. f... —Brady’s brick W4«tka*fi«jc of a bowery In the circus was. the woman with the which we ship and retail at bottom price*. danceop sho/r day. Hoag, Reynolds and Cook wetw Ute preprietore. i 1 . with us, said aha would like Io have that • AINSWORTH k BROOKS, jaw,—on certain occasion*. There was a Proprietors. man who walked on hb ear. The other was deaf end he eotildn’l use It The only feden rake and broom stick. ^•ppy- Gale'a Chilled Plotcs, Boots, Shoos, He packed hb trunk sad Notiooa, ftLEMENT SMITH, V • l.AWYF gowx Sown >tore! Cblklag, Delivered at their ” big Elephant OF ALL KINDS, Dry Gates, 'BUILDING LUMBER! Saturday the third day of Jaly, o'clock in t ribed in said wort- Ermithing ■Won Want, I LATH & SHINGLES. W. m A W. OT.DS BiflMl Harm P™& W. H. KM HER * Bro. MM Phyciciatw will stock ccHnpleto,, lowest living i RATE*. �of the French in a ludicrous light: The wafiirs of Uro Bmnn were suddenly seen io glow with a criraaou flash. BMpb to crowd the banks and to look at wcll-diroctfcl hydrent Ktresin from tiro Mount at tiro sky, which wo* clotullef** aixl a?Hefyokc Imw Knick tb» breve rwcunre. m l reue, curiuua auggofttiiKi* ran fron:; uwkmVteflly fuved them from bring bunroJ alive. Tiro fin* jx-tkuk drawn out were burn­ mouth hi mouth, and the lower of the metro{x>lu in largo numbers were directly tiirongb tiro • tiisi to tata.r ; cheap (rein'iporiatiou ; free bank­ ing. but tlroy werc looking u» el wliat they now dc-cktrwl a ing, tml (Mimtmrout ef Hurtnuin'amid Gnint'a river of blood ! Bure euougli. flic waters admiiiiriretieu*, and tiro whisky aud favuriug a gererel ayatem ^TTaws regulating were strangely atained, and did not free municipal govrrainentif. Uw'niRelvee, but crintirmed to flow on of By this time*tiro, entire lire deportment had , —Tbo Preaxlwik ta t;h interview with Ilia wtocepmr of the late tkabop JI.- itoh>.>ga Hioux ilriegation at Washington recently, arrived, and worked with mach energy and will a ncarlot color, thick like humoB gore. totMmuikate diureliprety. faageotieman of made, tar him, quite a tang apere-h. from that, when tiro fire wm extinguwhiid. tiro I Siiperstitiouexild women l>ngnn to wail ; profound learning, and a good preaelief. which the following ta an cxtrac(: " I Want to diarred wotslen walla of tiro structure were the end of Uie world wm at hand, oome -Tbs Knglmb channel lias finally been mo Uro lodtam well jvnridcd for. iu hooU a standing, and were pulled <lown by the book- exclaimed ; other* declared that the, crowd by Ca|< Paul Boytow with hia life-pro I way that the arrange manta will liaw to be re- and-ladder man, in order tliat rearch for tiro springn were }x>uring blood from tlio , server. The (Hatancd wm shout twenty-five | spcelwl by my HiiccrMor and other adniinWWa- Ixxitaa might tie made. ileptha of the earth ; other* that it wm ’ nutea. and lie acobmplmhed the feat in XJ hiairw tinre for tiro future." In jxilibcal drelre Uita Tlie grertor uumlror of IkmBcs wire found ou iti regarded, as aa abandonment of the Uiird- the fatal stairway, burusd, many of .them, to a- tho forerunner of aome awful calamity. cn«j>. Tiro tasty of one of tho womS.u waa A revolution wm at luutd, the Bonaparttrmi priucqile. rccuivsfi a tetter from a.my much —Gov. Jacob*, of Wort Virginia, lias tasfied found in tiro scat whicdi she had occupied, her ifltir were about to otawwl themnelVon, and Brootfyn gantleman, •Idreescd : •• Mr. Jewell, a proclamation declaring the seat of goreni- clothing entaahr burned off. A fleshy woman, a thoiiaand and one Htartting things were s-arnptlrelsr. Washington. J>. 0." ’ meut Iim been removed from (IrorioKtwi and ta weighing alxjut 180 pouwta, >waa dragged prophoaied. “ All the fifiiirw were bleed­ now locatod al Wheellug. aervaming from tiro mass. Hiro wm carried a ing to death/’ but unfortunately for this —ITeridciit Grant has finally.apoken In re­ abort distance from the church and placed on —New* from Pennsylvania is to the effect gard to tiro tliinl term, iu a latter to Crou. Harn tiro cram, while her flesh actually period off , theory, the Heine does not contain fialnv* that ths foraat fire* in the lumber region were White. President of tlie PenneyIrania Rejr.ibli- her back, u«l in a moment alia foil over dead. enough to diacolar with their blood a qtrouchsd by tho reoBUt heavy rain*. car Htate Convention. The vubetanoe of Hie Tiro scenes in the acbool houso basement. good-sized WMh tub. Still the crowd -Tlie Northern Presbyterian Aroembly law letter is tliat the President, having remaiirod inertMMxl, arid conjecture ran wild. Tho ma>le a delixcrane* hi reference to tiro temper­ atient ao long, uow feata it bis duty to speak ; were heartrending iu the extreme. In sotne taance question, the miuistara generally being that ho did not desire the oITmx, iu 18€8. and atr.ucea tiro feature* were distorted, r* though police, m much in the dark apparently on tlie rent, began to oMembla in num­ urged to a more utafocm inculcation of temper- that in-taking'it be sareittood a life patitaxi extreme agony Lad been suffered before death, anc« prindplM in their'pulpit diaewuMa and much more to his liking; buL haring bten but many looked as though anwthered. All bora to prevent any unlawful outbreak in their oh arch labors generally. among the excited people, for there wm called to Uro Presidency, be accepted a second were blackened with smoke j aomo were burned • —A merciful dtocrimination in belialf of term chiefly because of tho gratification wiiich I>eyo»d a jxsaiibility of idcutifloatlon. nothing no knowing wliat might occur, induced granahopper sufferers in made by the United by Kuperatitioufl frenzy. Some Nunceptiremaining but the trunk Htates J juid Commissioner in an order extend­ the people after .having been subjected to the Louis Denjonlta. 51 years old, whose wife ble women already rushed hither and' ing Um benefit* of tho apodal act of Congrew rilret of personal abuse and slander for four and daughter were bo(h burned to death, 1*- thither, exclaiming “ A river of blood! m well to tiioae pro-emptor* who loq their yearn. He does not want a third term any came insane to-day from grief, and cried con­ a river of blood f” Two hours of thia cropa by gra**liop|>cr ravagewa* to tboae who more than he did tiro first term; he is not now. tinually in agonising tone*: "O my Julia I-my oMpect of things had wrought the mob and never has been, a candidate fur renonunadim tlisit latsh. up to singular boiaterouimeM. But bytiou. and would not accept |t unless from an —Attorney-General Ptorrefwint has jw-nt inimperative sense of duty to the people of the and-by the practical solution of the crim­ structious to District Attorneys directing the United Btataa—a contingency which, be is freeson character of the Seine wm inndo coaunenoqgent at proceeding- against the to aay, is hot likely to arise waa a touching creut of tho fire. Who waa or­ known. The governriient (.ffleiota at th* whisky ring. ganist for tlio evening, in the absence of the —I^ss anriety is being felt in the grasshopstorehouxe up the river course had been regular one. and waa cut off from escape when iwr-infectod diatncts of Missouri and Kansas —The strike of tlio Lowell nitile-wptnuer* has Uio church waa burned. Her lover eec-aped, emptying hogshead after hogshead of than when the plague first apjieared. The been amicably adjusted by tlio workingmen but finding that she waa still within, turned to condemned claret into tho river for some j—<■ are not making as much pregrt-r s.- signing a document to the effect that, as tong reecue her. waa overcome with the IIuum, bihI hour* wiiich turned it into wine and wa­ was e.x]*-ct<Mi. and there arc hopes tliat as tlio remain in the employ of the company, perinliod with her. ter. The government official* tent and thoy-pill entirely diaapjiear before the season they shall not become tnemlrora of any associa­ The latest revtood figures concerning the oonfinente all adttlte-ated wine,' and it is far advanced. Nevertbeleaa, the damage al­ tion or union that aiwunire the right to regulate ready inflicted upon tiie growing crops is not er in any way interfere with |iricc* or hours of to**e* by the disaster, give: Dead, 71; fatally seenui that the collection had at lost be­ burned, 21; otherwise burned and wounded. inconsiderable, and farmers will have'cause to labor. Work lias also been generally resumed come so great tliat it wm ordered .to be long remember their visit*. in the coal mines Of tiro Lehigh region. cleared out of the store-ho use and .emp­ —Decoration day was very generally cehtied into the Seine. Tliia wm done, and brkled throughout tbo country cn the 25Hh ult. hence the crimson glow which luul so There was a grand turnout to the cemeterica. frightened the excited populace. As and tlio graves of the deceased patriot* wore profaeely decorated with floral offering*. usual on such occasions, the pickjiocketa —A new Bchednle of freight rata* hie been [ Capt. Walker, of the First U. 8. In­ rt«]H’il a rich liarvest from the tlwougs Tticre was less oratorical display tliau in former years, but the sincerity of the trilxites was none •doj-ted by the leading Wmlrru railroad*. run­ ' fantry, who recently captured the Black who were attracted to see the Seine run­ ning rut from Chicago and HL Loub*. A great Hie lean on tha^ account. reduction 1* made, the tariff being baaed on a | Hills train headed by Gordon in Ne­ ning blood! 30-ccnt rate per IOC ponnda from Chicago to braska, is . charged with having per—The murder of the Utils girl Mabel Young, jx trah'd n moqt brutal outrage ou jieacea- I The rirere rnnning into the Gulf of at Bowton. has been snppleuJtitad by the ble citizens. Tho captured party claim 1 Mexico from Austin,the center of TexM, atleui|4 of a Jcalotm tailor namol Chris. Burr, that they were not iu ten di ng to invndc to Mexico, fill one with tvrtonuthment. to take tiro hfe of Miss Martlia Hibbard, a book­ any Indian reservation, bnt wen* Ixrand ' They btiret out at the foot of the Gaudokeeper in a larga dotliing house where Bun Commons, recently, that tiro Queen had endeav­ was employed. Miss Hibbard's refusal to marry ored to secure peace between Franco and Ger­ for other territory until these should be lonpo mountain*, full-fledged river*. him wm the reuse of a deadly assault upon many, and had received a aatisfactory reply, opened by treaty. The attack of the Stream* of crystal water large enough to her, aho being fearfully stabbed in tiro shoulder which it would be impolitic to publish at soldiers on tlio train wm made early one run tho largest mill-wheels buret out of a aumtw of times with a pair of long tailors' presetiL morning, mid it is said the military sat the solid rock*. Lately I forded the San —Seventy live* were 1oatou one of tiro riveni shears. She will probably recover. ■ down and ate the breakfast the men had Marcus river ten rod* below ita Ronroe, —1'. is now tlxiught that Uro pilfering* of in the province of Tyrol. Austria, a few days Jackson, the Boston defaulter, will reach from since, by the staking of a ferry-boat. The nn- preparal for themselves, 'after which and it wm.three feet deep, neventy feet fortunates were nearly all Catir (ics, tin a visit tlicy built a fire and piled on it wide, and ran with great velocity. So fHOO,000 to •1,000,000. ‘ nearly all the provisions and wagons, —Another revolt occurred last week in Uro to tiro shrine of a patron nataL it is with tlie Rio Grande river below Fort —Tlio Upper Homro of tlie Pnumian Dial Iim tliirty-nine of the Nebraska Penitentiary, at Lincoln, led by Uro lab*t pattern notorious Wm. McWaters. The guan Is firt-d pasnol bills for the *n[>prre«ioii of convents, Winchester rifles, and other arms be­ Quitman, and with tlie Ccbro, Medina, Son Antonio, Han Pedro, Bobulo, and tqioa tiro revultem, instantly killing McWaten*. longing to the party. In fact everything prb|«rty. Gaudaloiijie. They all burst out of the wiiich ended tho mutiny. —The 1‘mtwian government. fearing a din- was destroyed, except a small amojuit at ground full-fledged rivcni—cold, clear, — Abraham Jackson, tiro Boston defaulter, tiulianro, baa forbidden proccerion* it: honor of liaggngo and rations, enough to take nnd full of ice. I found quite large has been captured in New York State. . them into Fort Randall. The emigrants nvera in Colorado and Kansan last win­ -Iu New York. laK week. Officer Homy Bex tiro Pope's Jubilee. —Portugal has decreed (ho abolition of were compelled to go on foot, some of stall and instantiy killed John G McKenna, tex, which disappeared iu the sand at one aged 14. for teasing him. slavery hi al) her dependencies. tliem being barefooted, the lxx>ts and place, only to emerge and flow on again --Tlio Lmani llrrald report* a scries of ter­ -Madame Ihston. tiro noted actreen. was re­ clothing having been destroyed. Tho a few miles beyond. Tn Texas, tlie cently robbed of five valuable diamonds' while rible earthquake aliocks occurring at tiro begin­ ning of May iu the l*roviucoof Boron***, iu mules gave out (hi tho way. and much of riven* do not se<uu to ilisappear. No ’ traveling between Hl Ixmus and Kau-as City. Jackson, tl>e defaulting trustee, of Breton, Asia Miner. Hix hundred hotwto were detarcn od. the baggnge wm throwu out. After the other Rouroca can lie found bnt tlint pne has been held far trial in default of bail in Uro Accounts already received show tliat 160 lives capture, the officer*, ransacked the camp, grand source. _____ were lota, and In" persona were injured. The helping themselves to anything they A Word tx Seamox.—Hcoltli is a bl<wA negro, mimed Henry Drown, has been otal number of those killed in unknown. could uni', nnd then turned the soldiers ing which comparatively few enjoy in all —Further details of the earthquakes in Asia arrested at HL Ixxta. charged with the murder loose at the remainder without hin­ ita fullnem. Tlioae endowed by nature of Ildlip Pfarr, a German. and perpetrating a Minor show that nevoral villages were de­ drance. . with robu*t framed xand vigorous consti­ heinous outrage on Mr*. Mary Pfarr. There is stroyed and 2000 j>ci>oii« knit their liven. tutions nhould Im careful nut to trifle —Tbo Prints of Wales, tho Marquis of much feeling against him. and nothing but a with them. k Twoeddale and Gen. John Fitzgerald havs bean miracle can save him from tho scaffold. A stranger, with no guile in hi* face When we enter tlie seasun* of periodic —A hero has been found in tlio pcraon of a gazetted sa Field Manihala. and no overcoat on his Hlioulders, wan- fevert, tho increasiMf heat of the sun do-' bank cashier. His name is lieland, of the h'avelops a ntiaiuna which pervades tlie air. di^cil inb» a clothing sUire in Nowjiurt, tipcal Mahawia Bank, of Great Barring Urn. THE LATEST HORROB. The evil is inextingui*hable ; our duty to the other day, and asked if he could be Maas. A band of masked bnrglapi captured guard against it. is imperativeFor­ him and the bank's keyw at his residence, and fitted with a spring overcoat. The pro­ tunately for those whoNelot is cast in low forced him to accompany them to the liauk and prietor promptly answered in the affirma­ marshy districts or now olearin^s, nature tn open its doom, but be per*latently refused tive. "You speiik wry potataveljr,** iiroviu.-M » vuic and preventive. Da. to unlock die wilt* for them. They then loft replied the stranger. " I am bigger tluui wauub’s Campokxia VomoAB Bimuts 1 1 firn’ih tbo bank, and. returning' to Ina house, are endowed with rare prdphylatiUc or | calamity lent week. The draperies* of the altar you toko mo for." Tho storekeeper wtw robbed it and eecapod. % (ti^ea/fc-prerrntinu powers, and m “an caught lire from a candie, wiiich quickly epread. still confident tliat he luul coatn *hat ounce of prevention i* worth a jxinnd of I and a dreadful Iim* of hfe ensued. Thaw, who would answer. "I am a pretty heavy mire," should lie taken iu the full vigor i J'JXXJt IND CJ13UAJ.TLKH. were not roasted in the llama* were trampled of health, (to as to fortify the nysti'tn j man,” said tho stranger. "1 will bet -laeendiary firm at Minneajiolis. Minn., tart to death by tlio struggling maae making for tiro against the assault of mtmnirr dittaur, • WMk. auMnmod two lumberinn aaubhahmeuta, door. At leant Mveuty-flve ]>coj>lo lota tlroir you five dollars tliat yon can't guess my and thus K-cure by their • reusing * tom of about tea,000. weight into one liuudrud pounds." The •trengthening, rfforative, and antitrp. ( The soda water manufactory of Dowa A The exorriaes bad nearly closed when the man was not particularly large, and this tic virtues, a di fetutc against atmojtp/icric On,, at Boston, exploded very my*teri<nwiy last flame from a candle caught (he drapery around imtonudiiiig challenge entirely diverted week, utterly demohrinng tiro entire building, tho atatuo of ths Virgin Mary, rtresmed up and the seller of clothing from the ordinary •nd Iwying a score or more of |<o|>lo beneath caught the building. Imnuxhalcly a panic enthe falling walls. The proprietors deny that coarse of his businem. Hr. took the "Ued. and people rtiri.ed for doors. There wan there wm any nitro-glycerine in' the store, and but one entrance to tiro gallery, ais! that from wager, named his gnoxs—alxnit a hun­ can give no explanation of the affair. the front On the stairway leading from tiro dred and sixty pounds—tlio money was -The large cotton udJl of D. B. Smith A Go., gallery. Tiro people were [swked in a aolid put up in the hands of a third party, and at Naw Hartford. Conn., wm destroyed by fire mae», struggling to clear themselves as tiro all started off for a ]>air of scalea, and afew day* amor/tbo.luM betaK about fiaAOXi. flames rushed iu that directibn. ais! this soou tho stranger Isdaneed two hundred and —Itarge forest Vires are prevailing ta the became Nocked, rendering exit imiSMslHc. neighborhood of Escanal*. Mich., and danoe Tho store Many jumped over the ridee of tho gallerias ou ninety pounds of weights. rmokc envelope, the town. Paroengeni by the tiro crowd beneath, and were trani|4«id ou and man leaked rail and puzzhxl. With a Sixthwmxeni road report the tire* severe along smile that waa childlike and bhuul the tiro ro«<L and the Leet tateare. The priest's rerndwroe join* tiro church cn Uio stranger took his money and walkAd off -The steamer Motlro Mx-rt* and Juniata, and rear, and many eeraped throogb an entrance without saying anything more about the three Urgw, were bunnd al Pittsburg, last leading to the hoa- a back of tho altar. The overcoat. It lias since lx*en learned tliat wwk, involving a Io*, of <125,(MMl. priaat'a exertion* to keep order were fndtire*. -A fire at Tilton, N. H.. last week, dwtroywl The acreama of tho bring and the moans of tho this num wears a kvul jacket, and lum several Imildmg*. with a lose of e75,0t»; indying niaxle a deafening tumult above the onl-r* been making an Ironeat living by playing suraoce, ♦MJ.OOO. Twenty familim were ren­ of the pastor, who worked meet heroically ami his scurvy trick ou unsuspecting ib-aleni dered hrenetaa . ru perwmaDy inatnnneutal in earing many n clothing. He camo from CuuuwctuniL —AL Holitaton, Maea., recently, a large hotel and some ten or twelve otLer buiWingx in the Ou* family of four were in the church, ami center of tiro town were consumed In fire, in­ all were killed Many were l*lUsd out by tiro Small is the. sum that is required to volving a loro of over •100,000. arms and fret, so badly I si med that they hied -Four children. ««e an infanL nf K if. but a few Lour*, tiro fterh jMwltag off on being patronise a newspaper, and most amply (bnstian, at VeraaiUea, O., were burned to touched. Homo were taken out with acarcriy remunerated is tho patron. I can not death laat week by the explosion of a can of ; any fieah remaining on their hone*. how bumble or uupn'teuuliagihe gazette coaJ-<nl. with wbiob one of them wm endeavor- ■ ing to ktexdle a fire. ro-l Hevend memheni of one of the Lane com- which he takes, it is impotsible to fill a IKUIM were ploying t*dl near the church when sheet fifty timea.ayear without jmUuig —The Taylor tanMing. at Worenetcr. Mas*., the fire lirako out, and a relief ateemar wm out into Htnnething worth the autmeription •xxtqded by aevtral furniture and upholstering for practice, so that the Fire Department wm ratalitatameto.. vm last wack destroy ~1 by promptly on tlie spot, tart m the buildmg wm a price. fire; low. «M3,OMI. Every person whose son is away from small affair w^h only one ' entrance, and Uro -TEe I»mmm jxirtioti of (.teat Bend, in H«uu audience numbered about 700. tiro arene wm home at school, aliould b’ supplied with •prohantm county. Jta . wm dreteoyrol l>y au ru- . frightful while it taried—the whole lasting but u lujwspr.jH-r., I well remember what n fifteen minute*. difference there «M between those of my achoolmatcvi who luul and thorn} who -Springfield. Ms**.. WM Visited lata week by had not aorew to ncws,*i|M7rs. Other the laaavtest conflagration :n her history. Home tilings being equal, the first wore always forty.buiMtage marry of them fine butane** decidedly superior to the hud, in debate lilocke, were couaomed. At ona time it’ wm anil composition, at lowri. Tbo reason titougtrithat tiro entire. buaiMMR porttoii of tin iEjEred. The iroro of tiro disaster wm John is plain—they luul command of more LpiCfa. a brave fireman, who wm tiro find to facta. Youth will penne a newspaper respond to tiro alarm. Ho doacritaid the iroctro with delight when they will road nothing . when ha reachtd the burning, church m spinn­ elfc«.--Jiu4xing. 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No Retrograding. vottii. | toro brothers were remanded bock to jail, ^MASHYUffiP- BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1875 I— A 4 ................................................... ;__________ MICHIGAN NEWS. _ Chester to the taven ___ NO. 37. mistaken. Finally she stepped np to tho i woman, and tapping her on tiro shoulder, vice of opiup-cating is becoming fear- i told her to get out from under that hat. fully prevalent, particularly in those sec- j The woman was indignant at tho implica­ tions which are mippceed to be most ex- ' tion, and said she bought the hat in a gathered around, and os the sleigh un- in that city. The Bishop will erect a empt from tliis and . kindred social ! distant city. Tlw milliner was in dead ecourgea. In »tb? crunodes agaiuat tho ! earnest, Mid tiireateued to invoke! police loaded its occupuuta and they took their residence at onc<!. place on the piazza, exhibiting the last —James Bugs, a prominent' business liquor ixnflio and :the spasmdlic effort^‘ interference if the woman did Dot come man for vww, That’s Russell- Colvin, , man of Sturgis, has committed suicide that ore portodicidly 'tnade to promote ' down with tho hat. Then the hat come fare rtjoagh! Tbaro’s. no'-doabl about | b/blowing his hndm out. No reaaon aud advance the cause of tamficnuioe, ■ down, and the woman continued her it!” came from the lipa of scores of is given for thin act, but.it is supposed our - philanthropists appear entirely to walk, with the bare aky for a- covering, gazers. Ho embraced his two children, to be caused from mental derangement have lost sight of the monster evil that ’ ' “ The c*pbi asked after the Roorna, and started for from the-pressure of husincsa. ■is growing up in our midst, nnd that is “ II there’s one rises of would-be-witty tile jail. —Stephen Osborn, a well-to-do farmer year after year assuming such terrible scribblers I condemn more than nnThe prison doom were unbolted mid in Hamilton, vexed With his- domestic and alarming proportions. Only the tlmt Stephen Boorn did murder Bussell oUter,- aul Mm Brown, •• If. tboro M. ' ' tbs saws told io Stephan Boorn. difficulties, left home, threatening, as medical faculty have the means bf ascer­ Colvin! ' “Goivin has comm, Stephen,” mid the ho had done before, nqt to return, went taining tho extant to which'the practice ■ Onttept a. 1810, the grand jury fannd nt xnothen-in-law. Why, air, I shudder ' a bill nf indiotthent fgainM Stephcfi and Rev. Lemuel Hnyneo. prevails, and even they can only approx ­ three miles to Gorld lake and drowned “Has hoj” asked the prisoner. imate the actual figures by a rough esti­ Jcmc Boorn for the murder of Russel himself. had it not been for Mrs. Brown’s mother. , 700 * nnnm*!D0 Colvin.' William Farnsworth testified •‘Where is het” —Two women, each drawing a -baby mate. Ilia ostiinateil that of the whole I offered her a home when I married Em;' "7 ort** * w"‘’•** “Here I am, Stephen," said his cab, met in one of the narrow passages amount of opium consumed in the ! that Stephen eonfeHiwd tlmt he did it, but the good soul wouldn’t accept it— I * brother-in-law, ° What's that on your and that JeMio helped him; that they hid of the Central Market iu Detroit, last United States, only about one-third is said young marri.l folk, ought to be j N the body in the bushes, then buried it, legal” Saturday evening, and refused to move employed in ita various forms for medi­ alone the first year, in order to find out ’ *' Shackles I” replied Boorn. , the:': dug it up and burned it, and then oa„ both claiming the right of way. cinal purposes, while, it is maintaimnL Hi^i words ensued, and. it waa fouud that not uroire'tliataono-fiitb is so used. • roob other . t^t.foibl«,^aro . forth- : Wi> “What for I” . turtu there M nr»t eort scraped the few remains and hid them a piece of sound wisdom, bv the way ; ' “ Because they said I murdered you.” mxx'ssnry to coll a policeman, who ad­ What becomes of the other four-fifths r in a stump, .Upon'thhi unsupported <rvi, ,, ,, . , ,, £ I n*re la U» lull that yoa can ano Wish all mothnrs-m-law would ‘make a ' - -- - - ——------------ •- “ Yon nover hurt mo in your life, ” re ­ Thia question is fraught with serious draco the jury returned a verdict .of justed the difficulty by loading one of uoto of iL’ Well, itir, when Em ww« in’ import. There is not a physician or a guilty against both prisoners, and they plied Oalvin. the women to the. other side. a peck of trouble about young Master The sequel is hood told. Stephen were aentenced to be hung on' Jan. 28, Rbcbmt changes in Michigan, postal druggist in tho country who is not con­ •• Tin clear Uw by hi* fail, Tom, who did nothing, for the first Boorn was reloaaed from prison, as was affiant: Established—Greene, flagifmw versant with more than one cum of indi­ 1820. Did »Uy lbnj-wer.br; mouth of ids exhtenfie, but yell like a And now the men came to their scxisca. Jesse also. Russell Colvin returned to county, Wm. I*. Stacy, Postmaster; vidual ruin caused by tins iumdions ard •brave,’ and when tho nurse quarreled ’They aeeerted their- innocence. They New Jersey. But the'Judge who suffered Johnstown,' Barry county, Hinun T. almost ineradicable habiL There is said that they hnd confessed oh their an innoa-ul man id be convicted of mur­ Merrill, Postnutater; Wasepi, St. Joseph hardly a village ‘in tho land that docs not with the cook and loft the house, that EEKASJurntixs. bi-.-ssed mother of ours brought her trunk last hope. Sonic compassion began to der by the admission of extra-judicial county, Darius C. Gee, Postmantor. number among its population ita propor­ Boumd in calf—Veal. to the house, nnd without waiting to take bo felt for them. • They might, after all; confessions—the members of- the jtiry, /Wmwiroi Aypoiutcd—Bedford, Cal­ tion of opium entera, laudanum drinkers off her Ixjunet, took tlmt young savage be innocent 'A petition for their pardon wlm deliberated but one hour before houn county, John B. Cookson; Kidd- or morphine consumers, and tho sale of in her anus, patted him on the back,went Mvsiciaxs often have staving times. was preaonted to the Legislature. But agreeing upon a verdict of guilty upon villc, Ionia county, 8. J. Cromwell; these articles is not confined to the vil­ through soma other mysterious man evidence tlmt should not hang n dog — it availed only to obtain commutation of What animals are often teen at funnrSaddle Lake, Van Buren county, Chas. lage drug store or ajKithecary's shop, euvors, and lo! jMiaae ensued. And that ! Jeoae’s- aaniance to imprisonment for the deacou and church memliers who Owen. but oven tlw grooers have a supply of the ] : als! Black kids. THE BOORE 4fFAIR. inc beginning u» ucr usoilunesn, was the of her usefulness, rar. sir. i1 ccveted stimulmil for their regular cue- i' won life. No more. Stejiitm was to bo urged danferarion and preached repent­ —On TuiMiday afternoon a team owned Hho uurowl Bin look to hrolih ; Wp«l «» •" >”“«■ ance—and the ninety-seven members of by tho widow of James Turner, of North tomera. The familiar sign displayed in her takemroof bor taby ; lookrtl Jter tlunorol !n i> l«rr.-l. the Legislature, sitting as a Court of Oa Uu> -nun ot tho 26lh of No j Lanning, Mich., driven by a hired man some shop windows, “ If you -don’t see j the servante, in her quiet way, and doJohxnt (just from the fruiterer's) : Appeals, who refnsed re-hearing of evi­ —l»r, 1819, I nod in tho lluiUad d‘*F<7 „ named Thomas Langston,-who'was ac­ what you want, ask for it," bus for tho r' tected the cook in selling butter and ‘ * Momma, if I cat dates enough, will I dence—what became of them F • (Vt) H^Ald tho following notioo : J” 181SJ"™1 “ companied by Jawe Tinner, a sin of initiated a meaning that is well under, eggs from our pantry ; discovered half a grow up to be on almanac I” . “mvjidkb! । Monpiouth county, N. J., a Mr. James , Mrs. Turner, ran away near tho North stood. Many women of fashion, and lit'.'dozen of our spoons in the chamber-' Babwum’m no-haired man died recently. erary men, become the slaves of opium ; j •• Printer, of t»rm.~r. throughout' PolbtellM, During thri month . Lansing Railrosui Depot, and collided ' maid's bed ; and, in fact, put a atop to -The secret of his baldnesa has leaked tho United HUM. on. dmJiri to rublmh farer, '“™ begging food, stopped -- -------- - "* at the door. Wo have'somewhere seen recommend with -a car standing on the truck. Tho and concerning the working classes many imposition generally. And os for the i out. He wns married eighteen times. that Stephen Boorn, of Manchester, in Being handy, good-natured, quiet and cd a capital contrivance fur rendering boy was thrown out against the car, a tale of woe and suffering, mental ami lessons of economy and practical wisdom ; cxeiuuige says : “ We’ll ride two Vuntxmt'i.oMiteiiood to boououted’for ob-hont homri««, «><1 of mtel- doors burglar proof. It is simply a lit­ breaking his skull and neck, and killing physical, is to bo found in tho m&tical she taugiit Em ! Why, sir, our expenses । lunca to two brothers under twelve tho muniur of Bute.,11 Colrin. who ha. ■“*- l°o- h“ ™ •U<”red «‘“T- H. tle brass wedge with a small piooo of the him instantly. Ltuigston also had his reconls of our great cities. Ocouiioualwere reduced to one-half. You neo, j yWtt8 o f ago go to bed together without — I — ■■ .1.0 D — — II It — I — i — — — .1 Russell Colrin,’-----and sama metal attached to its sloping side.. ankle and hip broken, aud was otherwise ly they find their way into tho public been absent about seven years. Any said bin -name ----- - was — ----------yotmg propio Deed au -adviser, or else ■ R dispute about something.” person who can give information of said ^“4 c*“9Tr°m Manchester, Vi. The wedge has only to be pushed from wrioualy injured. The boy ww» 11 y»®xs journals, but they fail to do more than everybody imposes oh them ; for it is ••OolYin - m.r ..... , XJnl. Thk Cznr of Russia has recently been elicit a']Mtaring remark, while the great lb. life of. U» muoroni, N°l Thv fmm from Dori»r DoT" linn ““ fhn “» lilfln Ulll“ '‘"”1 me the insiue, inside, Iwtween'tho closed aoor door and ixiiween mo cjosea iuni •>ld and Langston about 60. pfetty well known tliat old heads don’t ' afflicted with the toothache, and they do aud growing evil which threatens event­ by naiins tamMia... romromirolkm. »' Simsbury. Ihon . qniet lamlrt, now tho door sill. No other fastening " ’ Thk Detroit Free 1‘tc-ks managcra ually to zival’in ita’ projmrtions and the grow on young shoulders. And thougli say that his expressions were not unlike Colrin in nbont five b-ol flro iiwbro high, b7 ,h'’ nnd rillw of necessary, as any attempt to o|xm the prepared a pleasant surprise lust Satur­ mother has a temper of hot own, and is those of ordinary mortata in such cnseo. number of ita ristims the prevailing vice light eompiaxion, light lour, blue oym, L“”« ploMuro-nrok.-ro. Her. door only tightens the wedge. An or­ day for their night engineer, who lias a little fussy, we don't mind it; site nnd about 40 pan old. M.ncho.w, i lirrf W»» Cbadwieb, brother-in-law to dinary torpedo may be inserted betwoan of intemperance, is iisrdly deemed A VniorxiA widow ridos with a log on i comes round nil right in an hour or so. been witli tiie p»i>er practically since ita Vt, Nor. 26, 1819." | 1U11' intimate with the the wedge and tho piece of the meta! worthy of tho slightest consideration nt 'I No, sir, I’ve no sympathy with mou who either aide'of the borne. People used Thia oommunioation wan oopiod rcry AoridaniaHy rrading Um Now riveted upon it; the slightest oltoippt to infancy. A watch, tho best of the cele­ thn hands of our Ho-collod philnnthro- j to stop nnd gaze at'her before she killed i traduce mothers-in-law—os a class, I brated American make, was purchased, piste. Not a few of the inmates of our i Rurally by tunropaporo, and oroated a l«k Arminp ho mot, not with force the door will explode tho torpedo John Cass, but naw her mode of riding i mean, of course ; they are exceptions to lunatic asylums have been deprived of j groat dral of intproat BHoro drocribing thenoto of U» Iluthmd Herald, but and frighten tho intruder out of a year's I all rules. Just treat your mother-in-law is not commented upon. inscribed the following: “Louis Berg.their reason by a long and excessive iu.runt, that followed. Irt ua go bmi to ’iU‘ “ << lb. li*l «H» growth. v . At * teacher’s institute in Ohio re- . astnougn though sue slie were were your your own own motnar mothar; ; . • ® . r . । ios Preaented by The Free Press Company , , U.o yror 1812 and to the liUlo town of B<”™- Connnrod that tio IUa«->l dulgcnce in the use nf opium, Tor muon­ A wedge of this kind may be mode for . J r-. , ,, confide in her; don t resent her bttlo pe- cently n lady teacher wan given the word upon tho completion of Twenty Years of Manehroler. Vermont. I ColriB. all.-g.-d »> Iman, boon mardered, a few cento, and can be used either when’ itv is winiAtimns remit- ami . . . ... "hazardous” to spell and define, and ity sometimes the .result, and Ui« the Unun­ ....... culiantito ; and, my word for it, yon 11 Detroit, May 22, fUra.y Boom, an old man, had two ~ Urn rery nmu Hying with Mr. Pol- at home or when traveling. Under no Faithful Servioea. happy victim finds only in death a re­ have your reward?’ Thus says Mr. Brown, 1875.” Accompanying-tho watch was a lease from his sufferings. Throe hun­ aons. Stephen and Jesse, and a daughter, humus, he wrote to the Evening Fb»t circumstances should a trnveter be with­ and it is high time that similar testimony substantial chain with a -lockol contain­ dred thousand pounds of opium, inde­ Hurah, wife of Rusaell Colvin, a half- ' •which ww. published Dec. 9, out temethwi of this kind, as the bed­ should bo given by other Benedicts, for liazard.” ing a finely executed photograph of tlie crazed, half-witted day laborer. They 1 ^19. pendent of the supply, used for medicine, rooms of c&untry hotels and lodging A Cr.KvxLA.vn woman recently married mothent-in-lnw liave long !x»roe an un­ son of tho veteran Louis. The matter were a bad lot, poor, ignorant, and in Upon the arrival of this paper at Mau houses often are destitute of locks, bolts is annually consumed in the United merited load of opprobrium. Why should a Chinese' laundrynuin, and threo days was kept secret from him until the mo­ ttoubtiul repute for honesty. Two mis- ch«,t«s it excited but little attention. or fsatenings of any kind. This style of States ; a comparison with China shows tnulitional drollery be allowed fo blind thereafter the unliappy Celestial appear­ ment when the preeratation was nujde. eraN. hotels served them for shelter, and 'fhe letter was bdisved to be a forgery wedge may be made of liard wood, with that wc consume more opinm than the us to the patient, goml, unselfish women ed at a barlier shop and ordered hifi pig­ About 6 o’clock Saturday evening tho a few aerm of pine* barrens constituted “r • /r*ud- HaA not the bort people in a little piece of tin riveted on, under Celestials in proportion to our popula­ who often take up the burdens of life tail cut off, saying in explanation, ” Too employes oT tho office in all of the deall their poMteasious. Thqy nowed n few • town lonK bolicvud the Booms to be which to place.the torpedo. Tn this case tion. There is certainly a wide field again in tite marriage of their children} mnehou dam yank.” partmeute were invited into tho wlitorial presented hare lor a great movement of potatoes and garden vcgetaldea, and eked >•<* «>’. perliaps both of the tin' should begin low down at the Who lias not seen tho mother-in-law on rooms, where the presentation was made Im the momenta of inspiratum the out a scanty livelihood by days work for , ra*do ,uU t»nf«*ion I The bones sharp end of the wedge so as to prohx-t the benevolent against the ruin wrought duty as sick-nurse \ How often she is the Western man can sour. This voice wine* by tho city editef, George P. G oikImIo. tho noighboring farmers. of 1,10 murdeml man, a portion of his it It is sometimes a good plan to have among thousands of onr population by guardian’auge! that, ’--overs around, and from the region of Ihiluth : ‘‘Thar he —A cnee of grave desecration lias\re- this terrible vice. In May. 1812, Colvin was al home. In j*‘*-kXJif«--li*l they not all a hole bored in tho wedge so that it may wards off danger and misery ! How often sot, like a’stormy petrel on a fence-rail, June he wm mismug. At first this own! I|ad »ot an upright Judge be temporarily secured to the floor (with cently come to light in Huron county. her bosom is the pillow on which n with his face ag*in the tempest, a dtfyKioued no remark. He was always n »nade solemn charge that tlte evidem e a n^il. or pocket gimlet) about three Last October a man 'named Eugene cuild seeks repose again, when the in’ of the lightain* and the graaahopMany motives appeal to all for kind ­ tre®p, absent from home sometimes for was^MJclusive, and an intelligent jury inclwe iji front of the d«x>r. In tins way, Noel died at the Bay Port Hotel. As he ness to our domestic iu>ixn>l«. Selfish­ dream of life has gone by contrarie«, and was without means lie was buried at pub ­ weeks together. But tins time he did Uiwn Legislature any attempt to open the door is sure ness should suggest to their owner that tho poor heart wnk'® up disenchanted' Oukmatiox. Nepliew—I hope you not come back. As weeks grew into | sanctioned the findings ? There was no to meet with failure ~and detection at lic expense at Bay Port. A few weeks since Messrs. Pengra 4 Henderson, of he can make more money by trcaliug aud broken 1 How often th« mother-in­ haven’t been waiting tong, unde 1 .Uncle ’ monthsinqnirirabegan io)>c imwtemnioiig i doubt of their guilt—none whatever, tho same instant. Caseville, purchased the drug store and Uttim kindly. They will do more lalxir, law is the one link oonnecting the family —All right, my boy. Been reading a the neighbors about* the missing mon. ‘ nnd/ttcreforo no benefit of a floubtlnul fixtures owned by Qra. ff. C. Rattray produce more meat, milk, or woolvif with rejqx'ciability, comfort and sympa­ paper ami had a pinch. By-tim-by this is - TBEK-PEAXT/.VG HEES. ' There are no tongues for gnmip like, bral»'<iTen bj-W. Chief Justice or treated with kindness. Duty demands thy 1 How often a widowed Ruth has queer flavored stuff in this jar of yours, An exchange suggests the propriety of and J. W. Hutcliins, of tliat villogo. It those which wag in a Tsnkeo village, i Csert cf Ap]M-aI. . bail been rumored that Hutchins laid a kind treatment. To lead one iiito a po­ dwelt in safety with hor moUier-on-law! j Fred. Nephew [aghast}—Snuff, uncle One spoke to another. Excitement grew. Mr. Chadwick’ti letter-waa, neverihe- turning onr attention to tree-planting, tation where he cannot care for himself, How often ilio widower has blessed God jar I Good gracious! That’s not annff. body in bis possession, bnt nothing wus now that the spelling manin is abating .Wandar,tiiu: acuDtagiuUBdiiUA6C, fiff. ci-: less, taken to Stephen's ceil and read found until last Friday, when Dr. Hen- and than neglect or misuse him, is uni­ tliat his wife's mother remained when his Those are the mImw of the landlord’s «d emtybody. • ; aloud. The nawH was so ovcrwlwlunng 1 and the anminef raonflui al iuuid afford versally regarded mA lm»w in an extrema wife was taken ! If it is Bometunes other­ first wife.—Punch. It was known that- there had long ex- i Hurt nature could scarcely survive the ’facilities for engaging in what it terms dirrson came into n jmrt of tho cellar wise, tho fact is to be traced to error and “ Tree-Planting Boca.” The idea aeems tliat lie did not know before existed, and degree. A man is under obligation to “0 oHACJOiro, no!” exclaimed Mrs. . -*«. in iated betwet*n tho old e-an and boys a ’ite'ck. The jipor, fellow ilrgtijied d ~ help any one in. wont, but his obligation folly on one side or tho other. Ho who grudge against Cdviu; it was in proof j a 'fainting *'u’* - fit to the floor, and• had to be both phwtiealiiaMHi advantageous. Apart in one comer, under some sawdust dis­ Marrowfat to Mra. Qaoggs, rawing her covered a corpse. Justice Dafty im­ in many times increased if by his own marries wisely must think licforohand. hands and speaking in a very excited from any ff-it Imtic considerati-m, the plan that the test time the' missing man was j r«-cov<T<’d by dashea of cold water. not he has mad<.'the needy ones depend­ that ho must sustain some kindly rela­ tone. “ She was so ill when her view I Intelligence came next day from a Mr. J,I would be,protlnctivc of iiwaleuhble good paneled a jury and witnorees identified, Whdpky, formerly a resident Man- ij • niutaQr ““ut^y pumt point of view, Heruuta Hermite do do the. ixxly as tliat of Noel, and thn grave ent on him; ami this is what wo have tion to the family of his wife, and he bonnet come home that she eoaldn'*tget in a of view, d caring atom* from a field, and that a done with our domestic animals. Wc who is not willing to bend a little and ' cheater, that New_ I| u uot perish of of malaria, malaria, raid and wucan wu can hardK hardly where Noel was buried was examined _____on ; and .. Lewis _ .t LLM, .. t........he hirew _ , df . had bean -to __ ____ °t Parish np ; but, dnar sak««! Jane, that didn’t dispute w going Colvin, i"hb, ■oogFlli^ell.’lma.telodUmlhU J«««r ' mid o«n Kiuorll Coli. Tur ' orw—timUo tho rrino of foltepr in mud- and found empty. Hutahins and Rat­ have deprived them of tbnir liberty, make tilings pleasant, aud allow for the matter nothing, for she just pul brr bat made them serve us, and for food, shel­ tastes and feelings of others, is not yet Uhrr hml riruok hi. undo Blq.bou, uui m-mix.n. of Ute jury which bml roorwh jog off tho d. lrtrriou. riTuete of norioua tray left Caseville some weeks ago. Tho on» .aiul lay with her head out of the fit to be a good husband or a wise ter and comfort they must look to us. . window the whole afternoon.” , that the other returned ihe biow, and «d the Boom*, however, hcriteted to ac- aim ami exhalations. -The®, too, pleasure former is said to bo in Iowa. Cruelty to animals not only injures —The following is from the Detroit that then he, the boy, becoming fright-. ccpt anything short of the map's preaA Nkvada Iwar turned out recently to them, but -injures the person inflicting ened, ran away. Again, a Mr. Baldwin ! «u<»7 *»d Judge Citsac, who had sen- by making the Hwr an occasion of ferti- Tribune of a reccut date : A "veteran eereiwwte his lady lov.-, and after sawing the in-treatment The man who pur­ olwerver” «f Northwestern eammsVehad heard Stephen Boorn, in answer to j tcnced them, pointed toStophehBoarn ’s It in the custom among a certain class ton, where busniesa was suspended and calls our attention to tiie fact tliat within posely makes an auiimd suffer unnecoa- of people when a mombecof the family away for an indefinite time, a heathen the inquiry*"* to where Colvin was, «ay, j confemioE. Chinee poked hia. head out of tiw win­ sarily; who treats ft with enmity, by so the miizaui nwmlrted to take part in a short timo we shall have the following “Me’a gone to hell, I hope.” | The third daj; came another tetter. fall# rack, to begin nt once to oak, “ Nowdow and said : “ Mclican woman all doing makes himself a worse man, helps 44 Is be dead, Stephan t” ptunuul Mr. j “ I have Rus*'fl Colvin with me,” wrote the planting of 1,000 tree* Of every de- lines of nti-amboat traffic plying acroas gonee way,' and me no likce MeEcan to develop the bud and repress the good aoription in the State HotlW grounds. Lake Michigan in connection witli rail­ Baldwin. ; Mr. Wh'ilptey, ’ "„I personally know heard the story of the man who always man's fiddle.” Slowly airil .sadly tiie in him, and brings himself nearer the roods : “I toil you again,” replied man, j RumcfU Colvin,” aworo John R-fcpton; (ito eighteen apple dumplings when he Melican moved away with the offimdiug think of---------arboreal cultivation. 1. JCJwaoUoto Grand Itatea and savage. The influence on the young is “ that Cohrin bos gone where potatixw “ he now stands before It is r« me. mo. ” “-« m tho uio : apt io— -—little— :--------------------fiddk, and retired to the nearest «dix>n especially harmful. To bring a lx>y up MUwaukm railroad). 86 mile-. who married Ami ‘ England ami on the oontimmt every, ' same Rumell •won't engaged upon the eighteenth his little to drown his Borrow* in the flowing fapwl. 2. Sheboygan to Ixjdiu^tou, Mich- (Flint in the daily witnessing of harsh, cruel r, Vi..” affi-j “ regarded with a feeling son said, “ Pa, give me a piece.” M No, atrt I'cre Manjuottc railrowd), CS mihw. treatment of the animals around hini, is-. .» : akin to Vr®ersdion. and tlw love of baautv no, my son,” replied the father, “go| especially if he join in this treatment, is away; pa is nick.” Wb«ui a young man j The Coroner's^jjiry on the Hdyokc pnxd tlmt the Boorna were guilty, and , stubborn. Doubl of opinionhjrd. bean a marked contrast to thfi apathy of 4. Eaaaaabato Grand Traverae CUy (Grand luui surfeited in si*ason and out of wwoon disutter have ^ftmdered tiiedr vcrdinL ,y®t everybody believed it A button Manchester intelligence, nottoipy pWy, until exhsnated nature gives way, and a The jury And 'that no blame is to be at­ Mich.. his relations to other men, and especially f<r,-cr is coming on, the good mother is tached to any person in immediate oontoward those weaker than he. uwircu. • — - ■ in trouble. She anxiously inquires ___ „_Z:___________ , Cxraud R»] 4'te mkI Indians railroad), 4 nuios. ■ •• Now, Joiin, what can you cot? lou ■irongly ooudemn the almost crixunml However, C'-lrin, or Colvin'# double, fnrtbrr .. »in cirwikiion. was yn uh w«y. m ue pawn.u Uirongn . The alxive lines north of Chicago »« Ponghkseprte thr.rtreeto .wrtiwvdj frf “dwo“which a milliner mode and bung outside • tea, etc. The stomach is exhausted and from. _ ** ” ~ ‘jury g daatare ~ Jiiirt * “ tim~ parties The Denmark, of her <loor to show how pretty a hat! no more newhi stimulating or food than who built and suffered sash a death trap . ’’•J’”'*" I from North— to th., M, r«~u« and J«Moe woa worked upon to make him turn Slate’s evidence. The jailer torinentod him with suggestiotis, which his wife followed up with womanly adroit­ ness. Neighbors helped. Beaut with, preaching and prayers, tracts, and ser­ mons, religious conversation and pions directions—Uuit fficrc wiut po dfufet in' any one’s mifid but that Stephen oom-niittcd murder—urg'd,to mate a clean breast of it and thus save his body andsouL what wonder that the man con- Whclpley, Kempton, Chadwick, and the __ _-n r-mKendall, ntr.' y —George of Grand Rapids, IwwDdtred Russell Oohrin. Immediately 1 has presented Bishop Gillespie with a a crowd of men, women and children j valuable building lot on Fountain street, ,-A fit. for ' T»t« A| trunk of a ‘ . Wertward a« the ui.-ry prove*. Ono day it dump-1 tenths of the acute dbeMea may be pro fnrlh, r find that the direct cause of the m hi- bow-., and, tiwragh milhuw mourned for it. Tfc.y. bonds of sjurtc were banners were ftauBting and Oh, not at all,” She resolved i the find indication* appear. fashionable pramattade at fiwhiooabte with ocid water for drink. dandy man at her side. I don't If such a • wo* i-.b-wtired with pine Tlw unllinar ' How ma»y physicians would hurk t iae t» <d such fiuiah in pbxwe ci pnNic • �___ ~--------- — I* C. BOISE -I GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION YOU WILL FIND under the title “Political Results from the Varioloid.” President Elliot, of Harvard, Present, — Olds, Wolcott, Hardy, has aa* article which will excite ooatroversy AT THE BOISE & LEE iwn JJtore ! Wholesale and Retail will sen at on ‘The California Rnnche." by Htaphen On. motion saloon keepers bonds were fixed at $1,000. Motion made to appropriate ♦•500 for the equipment of a Hook and Ladder Company. Carried by yeas and nays as fol­ gawN Rnpbannock in Calais Harbor ;" and an amusing number of Mark Twain's “Old Times on the Mississippi." Henry James, Jr.’s novel,-‘•Roderick Hudson,” grows in lows : Yens —Oidit. Wolcott, Dowmbg. Hardy and Halbert. Nays—Lae. On tiuuipn the President appointed Hnrdy, Downing and Wolcott as a committee to investigate the probable exist of purchasing the necessary equipment *for n Hook and Ladder Company, and report at the next meeting. The following accounts were pre­ sented and on motfon allowed : C. C. Wolcott, nails. $7.95 J E. J. Feighncr, recording and making road warrants, 7.50 S. Stiles. Marshal services, 5 26 — Larkins, crosswalk, .68 — Sidnam. Police, , 15b H. WTebb, 1-50 C. Hnnchctt, “ ■ 1.60 D. Durham. ** , 1.50 G. A. Truman, declaring election 1.50 On r vtion the vote fixing the Mar­ shal’s bonds was recinded, and fixed at $100. ' On motion council adjourned. E. J. Fztonwxs, ‘ '** President Recorder. Mrs. Lauat Thowpton (Story of a Contra­ band"), P. Deming (Benjamin Jacques"), end one called “Boring for OH.” Besides WILL BE FOUND HAS JUST RECEIVED A OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CROCKERY GLASSWARE DM uro by Celia Thaxter, Mrs. Piatt, Edgar Fawcett, and Mrs. Moulton. The. editorial departments of Reoent Literature. Art, Mu- CLOTHING, FINE, LARGE STOCK OF S3 BOOTS AND SHOES the Drama, containing a notice by the Edi- HATS AND CAPS Published by H. 0, HouairroxAdo., Boston. CROCKERY, A SPECIALTY. WALL PAPER, GARDEN SEEDS this ••queen of the ladies* books' of any other in'the world. The principal aleel plale, “A Modern Wator-Nymph." illustrates a sparkling little sketob, In which a conceited town exquisite comoa to deserved grief nt the Lauds of a preUy country belle. The double-sired colored steel fasbionplaio is a wonder of beauty ; a fashion plait, it is a picture. As to the East Saginaw saloonists will pay $18,100 lax under the new liquor Mrs. Elizabeth Quick, of Kalama­ zoo, killed herself June 9th, by cutt­ ing her throat with a inzor. SUGAR 10 to 14 Cents! SP1IW 188BS! AND A FEW THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Grangers' Prices! SHELF GOODS MORTGAGE 0AJU& IN THE VILLAGE. Default having been made in ths ccndi and executed on the twenty-third CANNED FRUITS Don’t make your pur AT COST! CASH DOLLAR DEAL FANCY GROCERIES chase nntil you have seen, rny Stock. OF ALL KINDS such contributors as ••Peterson.” It . is also the cheapest ofa’l the really good mag 1 DO AT PRICES THAT DEFY 11 lbs Japan Tea for postage also pre.paid by the publisher; and k0 N« New" Orleans Sugar a choice of splendid premiums is given to 12 lbs Family Mackerel persons getting up clabs, ona-of them being I lb A No. 1 Tea Edward Long, aged about 50, of .AUGUST FLOWER. ■Detroit, committed suicide, by biking The most miserable beings in the world a dose of Paris green, last Thursday are those suffering from Dyspepsia and Livafternoon. Financial troubles was the cause. Washte­ with these two dtseaees and then effect: of prom ■ such a* sour stomach, sick headache, habit­ the fair ual CMtiveneas, impure bated, heartburn. at $|0_- A farmer named Miller, Jiving at Delta, on the Detroit, Lansing & Lake Mishigaft Railroad, was run -over and instantly killed by a freight drain, last Monday. 10 “ i oo COMPETITION! I KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! i oo Ladies* Hose Balis Best Knitting Cotton i oo I 00 I (Ml 1 00 1 00 Of all kinds which we 1 00 1 00 1 00 Paid for all kinds of Produce, or exchanged FOR H R DICKINSON. HAIIOAINS Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. ary, 1878, in Liber “Z” of mortgages, on paga 619, and, whereas, raid mortgage wav duly and legally assigned and said note de­ livered, on the 27th day of September, A. D. 187.1, by Mid Christophsr Kill, to Joshua BOOKS. S TA T10NER Y. W. Glenn, wh'ch Mid assignment wm duly recorded in the office of ihs Register of WALL PAPER, PAINTS, A barn connected with the Everett Deeds in Barry county, Michigan, on the OILS, VARNISHES House, in East Saginaw, was set on fire by the upsetting of n lighted said Joabua W. Glenn did, on tbs 16th day BRUSHES GLASS, lamp last Monday. The fire connec­ of June, A. D. 1874, duly and legally assign ted with the House, and $6,500 worth said mortgage and deliver said note to Grif­ PUTTY, DYE STUFFS fith & Kerr, fff Nashville, Michigan, which •f property was destroyed. TOILET ARTICLES Mr. Trcrtt is still looking aronni] for PERFUMES the Lieutenant-Governor of Michigan county, Michigan, on the 12th day of March, with a shot-gun. He a to | re out like » man who means business. His wife remonstrates with him conslant■ Jy, bat be says : “Tain’t no use talkteff to me, Mrs. Troll; I ain’t ono of reason of said default, the assignee of said Flit Tthcces ui Cigars, year Sir Marmaduke musers, I ain’t.* mortgage, by virtue of the power in said Drugs, Medicines CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Frank E. Knapp, of Geneva, Ohio, was found in an insensible condition With a complete slock of in a barn al Kalamazoo, last Satur­ day, and before medical aid could be rendered, ho expired, He had been, drinking the evening before, and it is supposed he feH from the For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only loft, striking upon his head, sustain­ ing injuries which resulted in his expenses of this sale and an Attorney fee death. Barry county, Michigan, on the twelfth day of January, a. D. 1074, at ten o’clock A. M., in Liber Y of mortgages, on page 572, 75-100 [$1220.75] dollars, two yearn from the date of said mortgage, with interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum payable annually ; And it was thereby and in said mortgage expressly agreed that should any default be made in the payment of said in­ terest or any part thereof on any day where­ on the same was made -payable as therein an iwb, aw m BWMHM say, after the lapse of said thirty days, the said principal sum of twelve hundred twenty and 75-100ths dollars, with all arrearage* of interest thereon, should at the option of the obligee, his executors, odoiinlrtivtora. or as­ signs, become and be due and payable im­ mediately thereafter, although the period as above limited for the payment thereof might not then bare expired, anything therein beany cal! and sec us before purchasing BOISE a LEE. BOISE BRO’S vor of Charles B. Richardson WARRANT TO BE PURE 1 00 1 00 Wxniu, Francis Pattison, of Nashville, The boiler of the propeller Emma Michigan, did, on the Mb day of January, L. Thompson, exploded, near, the A. D. 1878, make and execute to Christo­ Would respectfully call the attention of the ci« irons of Nashville and viciuiiy, to mouth ofihe Saginaw river, JAnc 7lh, pher Kill, of Castleton, Michigan, a certain their »i$ck, bought for cash, fatally scalding Chas. Farmer and note, the same day made; and, whereas, the Nelson Lockwood, and two others Mid mortgage was duly recorded in the lowest cash rotes. office of ths Register of Deeds of Barry White-Wm. Baldwin, living near Port Huron, was engaged in pulling stamps with a log chain, the chain slipped and si rack him in the back, prostrating him so there is but little hope of bis recovery* Of all kinds, and >1 oo 4 lbs Rio Coffee for The w fe of C. L. Wright. of Big 15 lbs Butter Crackers Springs. Ottawa Co., committed sui­ cide by hanging at Lisbon, June Sih. ing Io get up clubs. Address, Cwas. J. 1] lbs Satisfaction Fine Cut 1‘ktkbsox, No. 806 Chestnut Street, Phila­ 10 Rolls Wall Paper David Clark who ‘attempted to delphia, Pa. 5 Boxes Linen Faced Collars commit! rape upon a little girl at Ypsilanti, last week, ha * been sen­ Don’t talk about this world's I Pair Patent Overalls tenced to seven years in the Slate brightness and sunshine to a man Irish Linen Table Cloths only with tight bools. . 10 Pairs Mens’RhIC Hoso Albert Coe of Pittsfield, naw Co. has four breaches ise suits on hand. Some of suers have put their damage ooo. G. A. TRUMAN . wise noiwilhstonding; and default C. A. TRUMAN. dollars with all arrearages of 1: ■rms. hath been and U declared mortgage the sum of thirteen hundred thir­ teen and 17-lOOths dollars, £>1818.17] and also nn attorney fee of fifty dollars, as in eaid mortgage expressly provided ; ami no suit at law or in equity having been in­ stituted t« recover ths amount due on said mortgage or any part thereof; Notice is hereby given, that by .virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage contained, and in ac­ cordance with the statute in such eases made and provided. I shall sell at public auction or vendue nt the north front door of th* court house, in the city of Hastings, in said county of Barry,—said oonrt house be­ ing the place of bolding the circuit court for the county of Barry,—on Saturday the third day of July, A. D. 1875, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon ot that day, 4o 5 « ° rn " hrj td S mortgage, or no much thereof as ehall be AT ALLEN’S, 3-I r tee aud all other legal costs. The dcspttcn’of said land, as described in said mortgage, is as follows, to wit: ali that certain piece or parcel of land lying and being in Nashville, Barry county. Michigan, and known as the north twenty-five feet off a o 0 AT ALLEN'S, three of aaid village. CHARLES B. RICHARDSON, CLEMENT SMITH. Mortgagee, Attorney for Mortgagee, Dated NaahviL'e, Mich.. April 6th 1875. AT ALLEN’S, BRO. COLUMN § Cheap As Dirt, WINES & LIQUORS! While a fanner of White Lake, mimed Backus, was returning from Poetise, in a state of intoxication he was burned to death hi tho following W. Phillips* a«Hiiion to the Binoer. The horses became fright­ ■ding to ened aud collided with a tree, and Dated Nt ihvfll throwing out his wife. Abont the acme time a pipe he was smoking Assignees of said Mortgage?. ignited the straw, a can of otl explod­ Clsxbxt Smith, ed covering the nrtexicated man, and Attorney for Assignees. 25 Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! Cheap As Dirt, oo Cheap as Dirt. CD P 00 PAINTS and OILS, CASH 3 © IF YOU WANT WHOLESALE E B' 3 ck COME AND SEE, Boise Bxo’s win give very elose to as a freight Drain on the Lake Huron Railroad was Charlotte from the north a deaf man who resides at that place, while walking upon lire track, was-struck o i-9 RATES. COME AND SEE, a =3 ® PATENTS. S’ - 16 TINTS S3 g. o W c 3 |t Is so& M chtsp as an5tn»ry LIQUIDPAINTS COME AND SEE. Physicians will find our stock complete, at the lowest living prices. hit ribt and severely injnriag one of DETROIT to jnevent (he acd&ebt, bet aware of the approaebiag train. He also received internal inyoriss which it is believed wifi prove fatal. Piwipta Carefully Prepared. RAMIS OBBEN. JE WE LZR,-ST Clocks, Spectacles, Arc. L.-t. ----- --- --------■ MAKE IT PAY YOU To trade with me. CH AB. W. DSMARAY FvC.AF.T. BOISE, A. W. AldUEN. �...... ■ ATTENTION, ALL! NEW GOODS! 008- LOCALS NEW GOODS! Maple Grove, made a cosnptaint be­ fore Esq. ChijMua’n, dial her husband raws JUNE 11. 1875 her iif*, and prayed that he be pat uridbr bonds to keep the peace, ile 8**uw ynrf»n, —Deputy Sheriff Loe £» rushed with legal H. YOUNG. M D. (>■(. K>M at Main W . A H . BARBER, M., D„ Homaorepaired. failed to secure bail aud accordingly 1 caused trains to run blower through tbe on Wednesday night, the. officer has 1 cliy, we notice." started with him for Detroit. Black- B. RASEY, Drayman. Goodsand his new hotue. . Baca*** «MTtad to any ataea In tbe vllta<e- ELEMENT SMITH. V 4 • If reports arc correct —Cut worms are nipping garden "sate” la this vieiniiy. L.AWV! M. FLINT, ahall'baa located to Boise Bros, store, f JOHN B. EASTMAN. this same CORN. APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed. See., Delivered at their TAILOR Widow Shriner ,lives Gale's Chilled Plows, lata, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notiaas, the future. IL A. Goodyear has built a new fence around his croquet town. Nr. Darling is —Services will be resumed at the Chris­ widow told him t|mt the babe would preparing to build a new fence. tian Church, next Sabbath. Preaching by have lived had it received proper Dwight & Barral! have laid a'plpe from the Pastor. care.’ There is no doubt that the tbe mill pond Io their works for supplying Imbe belonged to Beaman, but what their engine with water. Manistee Co., for expenses incurred in the became of it ’ Did Beaman kill it ? A. D. Cook is preparing to go Into the Vanderpool trial. These are grave questions and should Wheeler & Wilson sewing maebi ne business Collars, CiS<, 4e. SALT. HAIR. STUCCO. Greeting DRAGS CULTIVATORS Shirts, then a neighbor has a home stolen, all LATH, SHINGLES, WA TER LIME, about half a mile west of Beaman, who has worked her place for several thieves will be brought to justice than now, Hastings to no place for tboae looking for years past, and the neightors say he employment at present. Most all builders has been as “thick” with the widow are beaeiged with applicants every day and - as plums in a pudding. About the that the widow had given birth to a JOHN Q CRESSY, J Hit EHI OF ALL KINDS, Cloth! of, The reason we. will State Prison. tend Lniherao Church, has gone to England child but the placenta failed to come on a visit. also. The Dr. rendered aid and the g FARADY, Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes Dry Goods, ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. 4-c., ■ -Dr, Barber baa completed bis side­ first of May she gave birth to a child, walk, in front of his residence on State St. but kept it quiet Beaman called reported as being entirely without food in which we ship and retail al bottom prices. Dr. Darher to see her and she plead the bouse. AINSWORTH Ic BROOkS, A society for hunters and fishers la to be a minor complaint. Three days after Proprietors. Beaman again called the Dr, saying organised in this city Ibis week. All viola. LIEBHAUSER, Sflrirnlturfll Jfmpldnrnt# POTATOES, Beaman merits several years in the try lo giv$. over the front of their store. U’ why eatablee ere only taken. Esq. Cbipman cave him his Lynch were instantly killed two miles east between being put under ot thia city by the engine of the work train bonds in the aunt of »500 to keep the being thrown from the [track. The corepeace, or the Detroit House .of nera jury rendered a verdict that "the enCorrection^r-one year. Beaman i If an^llli*. All kind. <rf work In tbv Black^ltb sad >L>rw<boHnc Sue atlenM u> promptly. <Hve J W. A. AYLSWORTH'S, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Lee, and had his trial Tuesday and plead KERB & CROCKER ON HAND AT pay the Highest Market Price for guilty. —8am Fowler is building aa addition to choice JMttar PbyHetan *iw! Acravvn. Office. w« WEBSTER A HOBBS. AIHSWOBTH & BROOKS, Andrew J. Beaman had threatened Friday, fl8l[R!, iffllllOl! Monday evening Mrs. Beaman of Gang Plows. Wheel Horse Rakes, Horae Forka, dkc. CLOTHING SUITS from 99. «• |W CHA.WPIOl REAPER & MOWER Made up in good styles and warranted to fit LUMBER WAGON 1 I world respectfully inform my friends A full un or Again in the Trade IN THE MARKET. BOOTS and SHOES, You trill always find a large and ehall bo pleaded (o renew stock of the above named Implements at of Detroit, Rochester and Eastern manu­ \ —A plasterer, named Monroe, front Ohio, receive the attention of the proper again. factories, ut prices that cann'lfall to please. our standjust north of Wofeqtt’s. H-elations Ku located in (his village. He whitened authorities. John Hotchkiss to making internal im­ IBiiHinesH Brady's brick. provements to his house. with you. I trust by fair dealing I shall be Bools from $2.50 to $9 pr pair —State SL, is the only afreet besides On Monday morning W. I, F. Hams com­ able lo retain your confidence, and to win —Dr. D. Lcnkletter, M. D.. manu­ Main, that can support a sidewalk on both facturer of putty pills and corn cob menced work on the improvements to the that of strangers. sides of the street. M- E. Church. . v plasters, located at Woodland, does A pigeon shoot last week resulted in the I —Tbe M. C. R. R. is issueing half fare not like to have the public know that tickets to and from the Grand Rapids horse his poor parent rewarded the' finder defeat of CapL Hoffman's side. WM. JONES, We WARRANT EVCRYTHIIG WeSelL Especial ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the- Peace, No « M*ln Street, Nashville, Mich. —IL B. Dickinsen has rented E. II. White's ^new purchase, and expects to occu­ py it next week with his stock of merchan­ dise. * The huge water tank near tbe foot bridge of his pooket book with three cents, scares a good many horses. and makes an ass of himself by rush­ New sidewalks on almost all the streets ing with his grievances into print, in .since my last writing, this week’s J3<xnher, declaring that Wm. Tinkler has tbe lumber for a new he will teach us to be just, and assum­ sidewalk on Green 8L ing the res|M>nsibilily of chief cook Improvements are still going on at the Attention is invited to my stock of FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY L. EMERY’S A Job lot of Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, White Goods, BOOTS AND SHOES, AND —Quarterly meeting services of ti e M. General Conveyancing, E. Church at the Hamilton school house in and bottle washer for his injured(?) Fair Ground. Maple Grove, will be held June 19th and . Collections a specialty. parent Poor daddy ! Poor M. D. ; 20th. Busy.—Bradl's creamery, packing butter Ladles’ Linen Collars Ac Caffe WHICH IB NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. MONEY TO iOAN —The Christian Church Social will be the next time you come to town the and eggs. To match all new Spring styles, bought at Played out.—Tbe aheap clothing store. entertained by Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wolcott, boys will raise you a few cents as a Ready pay customer* shall have no cause my own price, to be sold accordingly Stbat Qvill. at'tbeir residence on Tuesday evening, June reward for the sleepless nights spent to complain of high prices. 15t b. All are invited. in composing that little piece for Old MRS. L. O. CROCKER —Tbe Hastings common council makes Frogfool to print, which, after all, is Has Just returned with a large and complete no distinction between whiskey sellers and but the vile snewings of a disordered * assortment of beer sellers, in tbe matter of fixing their brain or heart. Now this swell-head Spring and Summer bonds, which are $1,000 each. has busted himself and wc can sec -Through the efforts of Mr. G. W. Hos­ just what ha is composed of, viz ’ kins the Vermontville EsTaaraiss has been gas, littleness, some fat, oily matter, resurectod, and lives again. It is an im­ a sort of verdant green conglomerated provement on the old Enterprise. IN ALL OF THE LATEST STYLES­ something, unnamed, and a little of A —Nine persons were bsptteed in the river . Hats Bleached and Pressed. ' everything, but brains. Now little last Sabbath, Seven by the Methodists, Rev. E. L. Kellogg officiating, and two by M. D., before you rush info print, to MILLINERY & FANCY GOOD^.—1 Neck Ties, Rushings, Collars and Cuffs, " Dras laiiti, CUttiu ai Fiitim Due and Mtisfoctioa guaranteed. NEW MILLINERY 82 before. Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS OF TUB the Adventists, Elder P. Holler, officiating. the rescue of a relative again, sub­ scribe for the News, know you are —Wanted at this office, h fighting editor. Remuneration good, and only two fights per right and then go ahead, but don't ___ competent to change a woman-whlpper into agrease spot In leu than -five seconds. CAIL AN B SEE. BEESE & DETTERICK FAT TUB P5L- Just received a nice line of Linens, Grass Cloth and White Goods for dresses at Yrery Cheap. Give iVIe a Call­ DtCKIXBOX'S. D0L. The most complete Hoe of Men and Boy’s Clothing, from bead to foot, ever found in Nashville at, -VnxxLxn’e. B®- A big lot of Shawls just received at ) —J. E. Davis, of Odessa, baa purchase/, Esq. Chipman's office this the Rood house and lot on Gregg 8L He is at (Friday) evening, to consider the L. J. WHEELER PURMTURE MANUFACTORY! W. A. AYLSWORTII. LISTEN? JACOB LENTZ & SONS He baa the con- propriety for and make celebrating It is conceded (o be a little the uable. Parlor, Library, Dining, Office aii GENERAL FQNTURE! . arrangements the coming AND CARDS, BRACKETS, D»5L. Kid Glove»-for One Dollar at Dickissox's. nac, and from Vermontville to Ionia. 4 th of July, in the good old fashioned —Tho friends of tbeM. F. Church, of M*ple Grove, met June 8 rd to work on tho contemplated Church. Tea learns,end eighteen men responded to the call, and a big pile of atones was hauled and the grading for the foundation was nearly com­ pleted. Frexh breed from tbe Charlotte way, in the village of Nashville. No difficulty will be experienced io rais bakery, received at' P. Durham'eevery dey. gkxf Tbe Inrgatl assortment of Boots Tbumax's. has been pledged, and Nashville al­ and Shoes in town, at ing tho money. MIRRORS,PICTURES, FRAMES DUSTERS. AC-AC., Baliy Cabs aii Perambulators! Already over $125 ways has the largest crowd. COFFINS AND C1SKETS, KOCHER BROS. Maiteeon, of Barry county, Michigan, in fa­ vor of Thomas Sheldon of Castleton, Michi­ gan, which said mortgage was duly record­ Have removed to their ed in the office ot the Begtetcr of Deeds of Barry county, Michigan, on the first day of July. A. t». 1870^ st eleven o'clock A. M.. in Liber T of mortgages, on page 192, which said mortR*lte Kl’«» ,o secure the payment of seven hundred ($700] dollars In yearly pay­ In the new brick block, apposite the Union ments, of one hundred dollars each year. House, and are bound to lead the Co. iu the Elegant New Qusrters, Of all styles and sizes, and METAL1C CASES furnished lo ordes Dry Goods Business 1 COUNTRY PRODUCE, Hites Fem ail Fun. GEKERiL MERCHiHDISE Saw Mill 1 OFF THE TRACK. ARTISTIC PAINTERS! NASHVILLE, MICH. fell, striking Mr. Warren on tbe shoulder, and perripliatiag him against a wagon, bruising him considerably, but fortunately breaking no bones. us for exposing their PHOBATJ- ORDKH. Gre&t Slaughter! The Air Breaks Fail to Check the Downward Course. The Nashville People Amazed. tails. , On Saturday, upon complaint of Jacob have slaughtered (hem. The agitated air Onef . Hoffman, of Maple Grove, Joseph Moon of that breaks the mighty forest fails to check LUMBER, then have expired, anything therein before contained to the contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding; and default having i.i. --_ !. ___ - COTTONADEB, ZFLJVHNT TsTESXjS, ture of mortgage the sum of aeven hundred forty-five and 3G-I00 ($745UW) dollars, and BOOTS & SHOES, and provided, I shall sell al pwbiic AetiM WHOLESALE A RETAIL TRADE. rocenes truth ef this statement call at KERB Ac CROCKER'S, where you can “See for Will do well to look, over my stock of Evrnjthing Agou Want, BUILDING LUMBER! cordially invito ’every man, woman, and —On Monday Mr. H, D. Purdy Keep constantly on hand of Middleville was arrested on charge of attempt to commit! rape upon the Ernon of Miss Ida Bray, a niece. thickly save money by getting your Buggies in yow b waa taken before Circuit Court own County. Ev^ry Boggy is warraatod Commissioner Cobb, who admitted thoroughly. him to bail in the tom of $700. The Depot, Nashville, Mioh. The house waa insured J. I*. REED A CO , examination Hastings, Mich. 48 A W. OLDS. the 1 Sth inst gage, la w follow*. They fleft the houae, LATH & SHINGLES. Nothing waa saved. for $1,000 arrearages of interaU i option of the obligee, ----------- -------- ----------- btratoro or ensigns, become and be due and payable immediately people of Nashville are amazed to see J. L Reed & Co's Buggies coming to their city their verdict “No cause for action.' c. FR1NDLK, dred dollars. Yankee Notioi WELUKG BVKIKKW. family were absent. Hard and Soil Wood Tho tomb had It waa born near Middleville. of said interest or any part thereof on uy day, whereon tbe same was made payable ax therein expressed, and should the same re­ main unpaid and in arrears for the space of leu days, then and from thenceforth, that SHAWLS, CASSHKRES, Manufacturer of FOB THE waa amicably settled by Wilson paying $3 Rutland township, (his Co. DRESS GOODS. wickedness- On complaint of Samuel Fowler, Deputy —A Hastingsite bad two eurioaities na ex­ Sheriff Lee, last Friday, arrested Cbaa WiL hibition in the village last Monday,—« colt son of Sheridan, for assault and battery up- all kinds, which will bo told low for cash The highest price paid for Hide*. I’elts etc. Give them s call ou West side Main 8t ashvlUe, Mich. Default having been made in the condi­ tions of a cer|ain indenture of mortgage, made and ex rented on the first day of April, it.. t i___ *l_____ . • —It is supposed that the railroad Txumax's. —E. B. White has purchrsed the ParmeSHR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ accident which occurred last week ter P. Durham is receiving new good* tcer store and lot on the west aide of Main INGS kept constantly on hand. ’■ FOR ALL KINDS OF Street., paying therefov tbe sum of $1,000. Thursday, near Hastings, was caused in the grocery, line. Call and soe them. Ed is refitting tbe store, and will put in a by the engine sinking a piece of AST Thirteen pounds of good Crack­ wnod, which threw it from the track. ers for one dollar, at and choice stock of We manufacture onr Furniture from the c«me Ed back again in the business circle The killed men, Herbert Wooton, A. Roosa &. Sox. best thoroughly seasoned lumber and warof Nashville. and Daniel Lynch, were married ■ft- Old papers for sale al ibis office, men and Jived at Hastings. Wooton —Tbe Hastings Jooxal accuses ns of At ths old stand, west side of Main 81. leaves, besides bis wife, one child. Nashville M ich. fretting about the Kalamazoo A Lowell Railroad. Its a mistake. Onr health is for raising buildings. Plea.e return them A large line of —Old Frogfoot thinks it is better to and save me the trouble of looking them up. good, appetite ditto, couscience clear, and P. Hulls* BUTTER and EGGS. the aeales turn at 140. Ob. Dennis: there stand behind a board and throw 21-46 BEESE k DETTERICK. is something else in this wide world to live stones at ns than to engage in a fair, for bea’utoe narrow gauge railroads. square fight, and wo would advise rhile Oecar Warren him to devote a column of his paper to Satan's subjects, in which to tell ing on the road, digging under a stump the their sorrows and grievances agsins1 ROE & CLEVER, thanking the public for past favors solids • continuance of the same, and would inform the public that they will keep constantly on hand SPi. Fresh Cocoauuls at P. Durham's. nifirlieeit Cash T*rice ATKINSON & ROE, MEAT MARKET! FRESH MEATS, Something Interesting and Val­ Manufacturers and keeps on han Together with a full assortment ot Durham's. KERR 1 CROCKER. ’ Nashville, Mich., Janf27, 1875., ftjT Carpels, (New Styles), at ®crt_ P. Durham keeps the best $1.00 Japan Tea in town. Try it and be happy. -Entire S^ntinf action. All order* left with us will receive prompt atlentton. Both Double and Single Buggies can bv had. Nashville, Mich., April let, 1875. ers interested)- ore requested to meet menla about the place. DRESS STAKING —The business men, (and all oth­ LOCAL MATTERS. A new stock of While Wood Lum­ ber received at tbe Ainsworth & Brooks' Elevator. Also Lath and Shingles and ‘all kinds of building material. Manufactured at Marengo, Mich., of tbe best material, |.y flnu-.:laas workmen, and we can fully warrant all Boggies we sell. pArai.Vfl n... ■> a .. —-If __ > Come and see tu and bring along Wi pay the Highest Market Pnccfor W. H. KOCHER A Bro. Mtohlgan, known and described m tolloww. to wit: Tbe south half of tint south half of THOMAS SHELDON, CLEMENT ShiKT1L Mortgage. Auorney for Mortgagee. Dated Nashville, April fi, 1875. 28-40 �Tim iximbtiatiblo oniAiueuto | llMrflWL BRIEF. fNJowteg ticket: TbomM L. Young. of Hamlitoo; ftapreme Judge,' Oecrgo W., MrUwalne; . Auditor, Jam- William., « Franklin i Attorney • kemofat.. visited Ohio. Kentucky, . ming. Nrtwka audio**. Ifta health to greatly car town and entitl'd to the fnlkari protection; Brtknap. (ten. W. T, Sherman. Gw*. Augur. opposing sectarian legtolafioii and a union Idatorian, aud Henry W. Longfellow., the pool, will relieve of-Amerire. • ’ • . -«n bta rcreul vtait to Chirafio to attend tho I bom.ty 5 imlondug the m>wctkHng of Oi i». Hheridan, Gen. 5on Vliet, of fiwi of |J|0 gOveninM,nt colled Uie revenue* • | offpoaing a thin! term ; iirforamg Granta adbunko rtoererv. who claimed acquaintance mhitatration ; to favor of the financial policy ; wldeh aball ultimately Sguajire tb« jMircliiumig • repacitj- of the coin aud paper dollar; in favor tiou* to create debt*,juwl in favor of a reduction aignailon of tho Chicago Collector of Internal ^mnM. now tifluks Mr. Wada worth, in case tbe Itev. Mr. McGlew, a CatiioHo clergyman, who, it w** charged by th* plaintiff, ataixtared him before hie congregation for betng married by * Magtatrete. th. Jnrv rente into court and - .... were discharged, failing -------------to agree on ennlioL they stood ten for the plaintiff a .d two for tbe defendant ' .. . —Another grand Indian council waa held at , Waahington laaSweek. Hie Secretary of the tabla office until the contrary to proven. , •“ Mireouri * -.porete propomtloo providing I “»«K« wW atao be entenittad to I the people of that Htato. XAlI.RO.lt> • IltTEI.LIGKECJIf. —Tho Court of Claims at Washington has cifie Railroad-OomjMuiy, and wldeh waa brought induration of the sum of £25.000 they give to recover one-half of the amount earned from up their hunting privileges iu Nebraska A tli* govermatat by transportation, bat whidi is numtier of chiefs objected to'tho terms. but now withheld by the government to pay the in■ it to believed they will tftontually accept Ute toreat in advance of tlio time when the subiidy ;bond* nuturn. Tho court gave judgment for offer. ■ —Tta ceremony of investing tho Rigbt’Bov. the company in tho sum of *S12,000. —At tho animal meeting of the rtockhohlcni John JL Benni with tho insignia Of an ArchleekJ j of the Chicago. Rock Inland and Itacilic nulChurch i rolk^ which wav held iu Chicago tiie other day. awed bv I ‘ho jirrecut Board of Directors waaTC-olected. IHniuqi ueiaa. oi »ixi wr reimou HU pmouu^l to Uubop 11,ra . " •*-“”> ... “>• orajray. ^^-^“b'uxxr^ r sdxiul the altar caught, iui wha Li>.> «mo w. nuch remarkable rtatwiiaa relating to nt Holyoke, from the flaro of’Use ilhtmi. ■ tfnr weeks writanx th. tn wit suicidM m the French raetropolie. Thia---------tmtion.--------------Oftv 2,000 -— people «, perished ----------- ; in bent— aertta ttalac* of <^d i drejtersto resort aeenut to be epidemic at. tbe flames. Of this shocking-dtofcatcr it nil sciUMinn of the yew. The muaua eni-1 ww said “ tho roeaug of ogrow weru utployed ore various, tlm water of the teriy unnifflciccL" Tba Ohitian goveru- d—lb. rfntodw^rl hlA body, transported it bun-, <lrr> of miles w. their ahiuldertind accomp^ | Beine and the fumee of charcoal beinjg ment* 'sabsequeatiy ’ , ’ ' the ' , edifice ' ordered . u K n . <‘*“•7^?^: to be razed to the ground. But nothing ' book of Ute Mtc. and we are clad to know that motto whjcli is almost ’ peculiar to Ujo could assuage the indignation ot the doh»h sired. Qiic»«o, have broagbi it out in a j Star f^« UloetnU ahd «t a I raxisions utouc. Official-j^otiiitios show .jtgople who had seen.tiiair wives, daugh. friends needliwaly sacri’ ­ grant rapidity. and we that onfi hundred find twtarty-seven indi- her* and ’ *-* — ’ ' *thus ’-----------*—-----know of no other book so ! viduals have thrown titonwehrwi from the ficed. There oro many pointe of irimi- good for an agent to work co. It to sold oulj larity between these-two destructive fires summitW the Ooltunn dt _ n hundred and which will occur to thn reader. The which itoelf najriy in the denier of-tbs ponqihernalm of a church ot this de­ fifty Bid in the sir, u " ... readcni wifi «;n .re­ Kcription are highly inflammable, and , Place Vendome. Our member that during tlio rvign oT the when the means of exit, us at Snatioge Commune in Purjs, this grand monti- anti Hoiyoke, arc imperfect, the catas­ meut, erected by the first Napoleon, in trophe would seem almost inevitable. 1805, wm pnlh-d down, but it has since been restored to ita former height and The prirwiph of arbitration hna lately completeness, except tho statue yf Napo­ SILVER leon, which has not been rvploocd upon been applied in New Ygrk city in the TIPPED tiie summit, for obvious political reasons. cetAbliabm'ont of the court of arbitration SHOES From the Column of July, situated in by thn Chamber of Couuneroe, tire latter . ita lofty . organization paying the salary of the tho Place de la Bastite,, rearing proportions WVC over VUU ano MHAAMAfc-W hundred WMW and fifty Judge. GABLE plUpVIUUUO UJ •I -• >.The ■ . court takes- cognizance —■, ;.S.CREW oct heavenward, forty-nine individuate only ot mercantile disputes, aud provides, have lenjied to destruction. What a n way whereby such diflerences can be strange infatuation must liave possessed ; cheaply and quickly tried. White untheso desperate people a* they stood j willing parties cannot be forced to trial upon .the lofty pinnacle beside tho gilt | in thia court, those who are confident of figure of the Genius of Liberty for a . their righto can proceed to trial with the moment before they hurled themselves ccrtaiflty of obtaining a decision without ‘into space. From tiie summit of the the law’s dolgy that .i» so terribly expenArc-do-Triomphe, at tho upper end of j rive and exasperating. Tho'decision, the Champs Elyseos, the official reqord ■< nnlf« formally appealed from, is biral- QRc 00n P* *V •* *»"“•. Tanna (raw Addraa ulso shows thaf thirty-one indrvidnnls j ing upon the jiarties. The happy effects V V - V U U Gt-. Snxaos A Co.. I'urttead. Stain.. opiuMJa'gaaarLHJ'JB: $1(1 L-JS.'-fH ?A’,sKi Buffer have sought instant death. This tri- ] umphal arch is situated upon the higliest | ground in ■ Paris, and is the finest and > largmt structure of tho kind iu the | of tho arnuigemout ore manifested in tbb prompt settlement of many disputes, aud in relieving, to n oouaiderablo extent, tho crowded dockets of other world. But'of all tho lofty lieighto from | winch tlio suicidoa of the French capital ' havo leaped to certain destruction, the i famous tower of Notre Damo hikes pre- j ■ cedonoe. Here an ■ official record has i bean kept since tiie commencement of conrto. Arbitration has lately been ep pHod with great success in tho contests between employers and strikers, aud there ia every reason to anticipate equalty good reeulto from ita application to courts of law. TEXAS iasiW&^.X ’W-Ai ftrart for tiwu taxi) JOWUtaL cheap BasmWiry. AtnUONWUBAV-tMPUMEMJ*. Chicago sutXftm xbxraasM co, * BOOTS AND SHOES-AUCTION AND COMMISSION. jAh P Mi NAMARA A OO.. 17 K. c«mto fruit. u» cn.ru. uut TOUT, w . «.mww* w..wrxw COWING S DRIVE AND WEU PUMPS. L m-dwrrataJta CROCKERY. CHINA AND GLASSWARE. downkk a woolnkk 0. H. HANSON. ■ South Oteik. ENGRAVERS. O6BAVER. DIE SINKER « HARER. OF STEROLS. L. BOCHK. in K. RawMah FLOWERS ARD STRAW GOODS-SPECIALTT. VINECAPJ.1TTERS Hr. J. -Walker’s California Vinegar Bitters uro a purely-Vr^utabls- preparaiion, mMo cliletlv Irotn the na­ tive herbs found on tho. lower ranees of tho Sierra-Xoratia mountains nf Califor­ nia, tho mediciupl nroperticr jI »hick. are extracted lUcretruin witliout tno two of Alcohol. The question Is ahnort daily asked, ‘•What ia Hie antae of the unparnnolou sncccM of Vinegar B' kteiis!” Our aniwer is, that they remove the cause of disease, nnd tlio patient re­ covers his health. They are the great •blood purifier and a life-glrine principle, a pel feet Kcnovator and invigorator of thj system. Never before.in the bi-turr of tbe world ba» a medicine been HOTELS. compounded powwuig the remarkable HRF.VOORT HOUSE. IO ind IU R. Oa th. qualities of V’fXKOAiiHiirrKM in healing the m^S^,E^aAutmKES ft* sick of every disease r heir to. They a u.. ,.t ,.i.i Ht j.n.ta.otxTriJl.taKirAjDa are a gentle' Purgati , aa well as a Tonic, relieving Congevti . or luflAhimsUou of the Liver and V-cend Organs, in Bilious SAW MANUFACTURERS. WASHING MACHINES. ClrenJu., «c., add™. CAlJCtoH CHAMPION WMber ( V, >K CUtk. A«»nt» ..wrWlmre. WATCHES. JEWELRY AND JEWELERS' SUPPLIES. • The properties of Die Walkkb’h VimnoarIJiTTiasaro ApcrisnL Diaphoreue, Carminative, Nutritious. Laxative, PiureUc, Sedative. Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altera­ tive. and Anti-Bilious. Grateful Thousands proclaim Vin­ Bitters tbe mow. wonderful inrlgnnmt that ercr sustained the sinking system. , egar ***** THK UNION PUB OO. Nw No Person can t according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not de­ stroyed by mineral poiton or oilier | Geo, p, Rowell a Co. | repair. Bilious. Remittent and Inter­ mittent rovers, which are so preva lent in the vidteya of our .great rivers snow thnt of the thousands U W-blAglou '•“-1 ~~ ta. n.~ ntalAg. b... lb»t In-.oml „.l „Itr-rr«n <ta j who ,Ue poportton throughout tbe United Stntep,especially those of tho Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, uwunled to uotlta. !,**1*80 ",d tho b*’° '**” P«ra*® human being* have thrown away (iwrtroywl, not bv old ago, or by tbo Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan­ , ______ । ' exhaustion of vitality, but • .-----------j b"1’" " ~V u,“ “ !• ■ their liven by leaping from tho tower, to i natund ----- •*— ■ *-■ sas, Red, Colorado, Brazo.?,Rio Grande, ! ttto...gli through intemperance, or disregard CX1XX AXD cw/wrwu M. u«ta to Uy to awmlaln .bra. ,I the . pavement below. Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Sayntinab, Ro' 1 either on tho port of the sufferer, or his —The Attorney-General has received an ofti- | nnokc, James, and many others, with eta! report of th* -raps of tta rilppery Me I riXASClAL ASD INDVeTKIAL. rmrente, of tiie simplest laws of nature. CKyi ncu—rxU.1VI Chloro. Ulif.rM.tamk Mo. •heir vasUtributarics, throughout our Cartney. the the counterfeiter. ooanterfritor. inTcra*. hTTcxaa. Ho nava jI — —‘Hie xno following louowmg » u>e public p«D»o debt new statement nraraurut . Such being the case— and figure* cannot Cartucy. Ho nays to tbe entire country during the Summer and ho fr. not Sftiifl'-I *pth >!.w aiatomont thrt hl* ‘ for May. showing a reduction of «1.1119.456 I Catharine Baker, a poor old woman of miereprceetd facte—tho condusion is Autumn, and remarkably so during sea­ •boon ——sent L. him. a. । >i..< ' IinlianajM)liK,- dill her port toward found- 1 were tlio causes of iutempefiuice, ita He is,..n_ fullv — convinced that Me- • rtm-inn during th* tho month month :: sons of unusual bent and’ dryness, J .1 X.. r»-r r.t.1 t.m.t* lac- Prof. U. llrrktr, P. O. Box <7X lapurt., Ind. tag.Arty to-ltataurt.invariably accompanied by extensive de­ i,7?3,i<9.2X1 . b- “he and her husband were Prus- tiie human life-Lime would Imrangements ; extended of tbe stomach and liver, r ft • 1 sians, and moved to Indianapolis forty I proportionately. What agent most rapNo.683 Broadway, N.Y. City. and other abdominal viscera. Id tbeir treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow­ v<mts ago. They were poor. They ex- . hannlcMly and certainly will 40 K»al stated. I erful influence upon these vafioijs or­ ' ploral U..> gutter. „,a rtuotol tag. ta>d |bto> vioeu, or tho tatutauoy to —Hie counterfeiters and ^desperadoes haw J IracUou*! currency. gans, ‘ , *: , . , , ' them, IS the question which has been as . , . r'.un ..Hiru-.u. , g«l»go dop«, mJ tnruoj thorn into i u,„ri.ugbly M.l |>orri.l«oUy ugiutoj to is essentially necessary. There begun to hunt the oflicoxa of tli« secret service; > is no cathartic for the purpose equal to aud wo learn that Larkinn Selror. A detective. ; 4%,ou7.om ' food and shelter. They "went poorly । han tiie search for tiie Philosopher’s Dr. J. Walker’s Vinegar Buters, The discovery !_ has been made w— found dead iu Went Virginia a few days I os they will speedily rcmovc'tbo dark­ .fa,3*o.am.iv> dad and never succeed«.*<l in transmuting “tone. Thz ----- L. by L., | rtokaL^PUB- co., OMa*<o. in.. ago. with lite body riddled with bullets. In the j ----- ,u>v of itoirrug-pioktagproft. into good ;.lr -I“«pb Wrikor, »bo«>-idoly kuown i ,, . „ „„ colored viscid- matter with which tho bowels are loaded, at tbe some time Indian Territory, some frieixta of the notorious ; • , ,ri 7 ... ' Vineuah Brrnuw nre accomphalnng ’ -T .,♦>. ARM, dotlM. rb.y won. boto-rt, but non. ■ wJa , wlddl stnnnlauug the secretions of the liver, unruro....... . .................... 4.W.IO7 McUartaey attacked and fatally wounded two 1 [wlai .irpornt hrld for reof the silk-euid-broaddotli-jNuuMTM, arcing never dreamed of. Try them and judge j KS’KETuSStoS.' and generally restoring .the healthy w members of tho Creek Indian . police—James ilri»|4>«n «t errtlOratca i the Bakers at work in tho city’s gutters yourself, aa thousands are doing all I ------------- —-----------------functions of tiie digestive organs; ofilopmli........ .?............. 6S.3CJ100 Calouel aud Jesse Johnson. Their recovery is 1 mid slop-barrels, would havo thought of j ovor country., dimbtfnl. Fortify the body agaiiist disease mIw(th rtui*? .niwi.w'Uwm •" ""V'sa*, propio, i-oi tboy I f - --T.LTZZ^ZZr^-- „r_ z WAI vs A*a*«av Ulo< vpeniU,,, s*l«rt by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar —FoAy-sovnn thonaand dollars <lis*p|i*<ar«I Save Monet and Health.—Tho repn- f fnnn . *“ “***" B’j iters, ao epidemic can take hold > 1*W°^iSiEGRAeH'lNSTmJTK. 'Su. Wla.’ i.iw.iv. ; were aiming at respectability, without tattamri th* Wflaonahuttls newing machine is of a system thus fere-armed. ■ ■ merit at Washington tho other day. All tho ---■= I t r ir . ra"O Ihoronglily OHtabllabod that uo word in ita ,----------------- , any feelrng of aclf-respect. Finally the | commeudaiion ia necerearr. Tlio plan adopted Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head। husband died, and wiw s'.owtxl away-iu ; tbo mamifacUirara of thia famous machlna nclie, Pam in tho Shoulders, Congho, ing money could be found. ' m<n>«y: rnndt<U onMaRdlnK ’ ,'rfrkl- । .1 i . .i I of placing thoir price* no low as to come within M U.. JlnieJ U.. ; Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness. Sour iXm lht' Kn'“,ld U"’ cltY “ rxpx'luw ; olio. ' Eructations of the Stomach. Bad Taste f , have that much to do for a poor man in tiiem to the gratitado of tlio** who are . 6.1UL39C ir . .. . really moat in need ofsuch an article. Machines Ln tbe Mouth. Bilious Attack*, Palpitaj sclf-protectiou. A man, hewever poor, wiU delivered at any railroad station in this tation of the Heart, Inllnnunation of the tho cuxtody of a detective; ; 30,1<*,m* ' sure of burial. Catluxriuo Baker con- county, free of transportation chargee, if orLungs, Pain in the region of tiie Kid­ — I’cmburton, tho murderer of Mn<. Bing-: —Dr. Linderman, Director of ■ a»b,U..U«ltab..gl«nn- of tho oity’o n» neys, and n hundred othf-r p:dnfal feytnpbain, at Bonton, recently, . baa been convicted, |• a;*Mikn eousdautiy of agopdtitno coming uaxt , •fuse, and. as an auxiliary to a livelihood. KF ...... .. — i -i. —.— circular :■ «--_____ toms, are tbo oflkprllMS of‘Dys|»p8faT 11 "talOR'i" and chromo free on ap—— Buffer tbe dcati. penalty, a* W1 whtn .if,er’will take the place ot j-ipor and will -MW doubth . , . ,. , plication. Thin comi*any want a few more Ono bottle will prove n better guarantee | - k tn washing. - She was peraevermgly good apenta. the mmder was one ot tta moat atrocious on fn^tivnal currency. ^KSt Pj?rtflgi=________ of its merits than a lengthy advertise­ . i — Wilhoit'h Toxic '-A’Sm. Rrne -TbL Tbt. firm firm of of Treadwri! Trcadwrfl & A Co., Co., of of San San FrauFrau- ' inauainous indusUnon* to to pica pick up up a a living, living, ana and sne she ment.' . . —Tho Bupreme Court of Maine but rcfuse<! | deco, agricnltnral !>** sua agricultural iuiplemoiita liuplcmonta dealers. dealers, h*a *u* '’ luitl two Ixiygto core for. Tho boys were I ajti> ScientiwcOvna’—The nnprocodentod sale Scrofula, or King’s Fvll, White NICHOLS, 8HEPAR0 & C0.'8 to graut a writ of error in the case* of Gonlon pcu<le«L 4500,000. | not kept nt home, but were supposed | Uli" world-renowned medicine }wor<m lupended, with liabilitie* liabilitire st rt45UO.0OO. Swellings, Ij leers Erysipelas, Fwclieil Neck, and Warner, under condemnation of death for i I,. . .. ' , . rm I eoutortibly that no remedy ha* superseded tbe Goitre, Bcrofalou* In!laii:iuuti»ii*. Indolent It rill to rrarab,™! th.t ttatari. ■ “ *“ K™bb'1»r •'"to-tore .tax Tb. | „nb» .rt.ltoT<xto. So ta. bra. 1 ndanimaiiuuH, Mercurial A flections, Oki mnrdered bis father mother and brother in , .. , ! other day Catharine Baker died, ngvd 69. : fo‘,w- ®° hard ae not to yield to ita aorta^ing Sores, Eruption* of tbe Slrfi!.,lVire pta I mnraerea un. isthtr. mouicr. ana urotucr n । . Two IcadinR Gcuerala bare l»cn arrwtre! i , ... „ . iiiflticnce, and uo liver m> Inportroplitol as not I The BRILLIANT NVOCKSNof tblaGrain* WANTED. I In these, as in nil other cen»titutiunal Dbthe hope of taheritiug tta- property of bin j B[ yisdnd for complicity iu .a republican con- I 8“o (l,c“ ,n r“gH w,tl‘ tlw signs । to nlvo nn ita tong-retained btliotur secretions, . . . I I1. III. B I H. •*•■*■! I. easex, Walkkh’x VlNMua Bittkrs havo father—a farm and a small amount of money. | ’ a? poverty about her.. Destitution and WM* or Fever has yet refused to fall ind nii i “"proceacnicomiaoannauoi canu Mocumcry. ■hown their great curative powers in the Wagner is better known aa tho Ide of Hfaoola —London pa|»en« state tliat there ia every I want can join her to the earth do more. 1 uira. New OrteS?*’ • •* * C°” rrOpri*' tn. n!ir.^ln aUkhiuaJI PLBtlSniHu | yB*briefl-:ri„t It ho* !*c«nc widely known mast obstinate and intractable *5k-.c*. mUr'!'r^.’ ... ......................... ; likelihood->f Uq> government* of Ruvata and i Hex two suns came, and they appeared Fon naix by ajx dudoowto. L-——-------------------------------------------------- and FOLLY F.NTABLINIIED, a« the For Inflammatory and Chronic BUBB MILLS FOB COBB, TLOIIB k FEED, ‘ “LEAIMNC Tint KSHING MACHINE.” —At St. Albans. \t.. last week, Clifton rt. | g^imnf coming to a friendly arrangement oa t0 b,. respectable educated men Cath„ ' . « T. RllClIinntisni, Gout, Bilious, RiuinlWeeks attempted to kiU Henry C. Greene after i tllp „llta<lp>n of Central Asia. ; • n t ■ rc • ■ L- . . HamtVAL consti [ration leads to tho foltentandluicnuittcnt Foyers, Discasesof mrttiug bi* -barn on fire, ami soon after riiot •„!_ »„ h.M ! Mnuc B*kcr “ stairs were investigated, lowing reanlts; J^uatkn of th* kklt^y*. thS Blood, Liver, Kldiieyi Bladder, these Bitter* have no equal. Such DiAduies Ihaappantod loro aud th* belief that Greene cabinet makers jnrt released from imprison- «c«cd of ODO hundred thousand dollars : rtranfltb ; aU of wbic-h may b* avowed by being are caused by Vitiated Blood. influenced Uw objert of Weeks’affection, catiMdlnMut. Upward of S0.000 person* took part in worth of property, in Kotlik* nnd jots I "indsr in rour tabits. aisl taking, say one of Mechanical Diseases.—Persons en­ gaged in Paints and Minerals, such ns Plumber*, Type-settem, Gdld-beau-re, and xZKir,A\l> r'M.VALrlB. \ “w‘r —— l,n>b*blo bri.e.. Gm. IriUb. teresL Uvct. She Sbo had bril managed mni.Mged her her alfaira atTiJrn ao ix. .— ' • Anodyne ■ r-’ Liniment .. 1 . maT .be ■ JommoiP. Miner*, as they advance iu life,'are Subject -U Ira rarara drararir. Im. iln. “d *’» ““ *"*“ " E“I'1" " °* that nobody dreamed of her wealth. : n«cd to advantage where aav Liniment ia dodrto paralysis of tlio Bowels. To guard .ra nglqmu. rauUn or CUvra u.l ‘“1 ™ U» Th. ta. wiU m^u-. ^rUbl. diri.lo I tgninrt this, take a dose of Walkkk's Vix BuUivan, N. Y. ’ Lbinreo court. *od *ereral vcaecita have been xuar Bittkks uccasiiuially. of thos|x>ils of a rag-picking life. There | Dial can bo u»c<l internally. .......................... । । .. ■ Fpr,SldiiJH9M*M«RruptionsJret-. The plardng mill of Kiorwtnd ft Rtnith. in ' wreck**!. r.«,»cUbU T=^i._2at-iboUoo „( mqoo ' ,er’ »•*«•». Bl-tche.. SjKrt*. Prtnpie* * Now York aud a school -bouse aud tenement ’ ~1,T the «•!•«”« of ‘ »Kbur iu ibc Tagus B EA.1~,I4 th.l U,..y :! IIMstules. ’u«luien, Boil*, CaHrtiuctea, CaHmucte*, King-worms. King-worms, adjoining, were lrarue.1 last week. Eighteen riw' ,,eMr ««aUy. sixty live* were The Bakers fcHtndad A respectable busily, of land to eroigranto. Addnw* J. E. Foern, feald-heod. Sere Byre, Hryaipetoo, Itch, and did their whole duty to society so Emigration Bai eon. Houston. Ttaa*. familire were rendered homeless. T,tal loss, i<“t' ___ ____________________________ :______ doinx fiut. Choroti xil >ivl cconotntrel work. Scurfs, PiacolorotioiK of the Skin, Humors <123.000. i —C*rl«*t G«>- ttahalta. witli 2.000 men, *t- fur ns they knew it Their livce involved I Glen Fiona Brama Warxa, at Waukegan, and piacaaes of the Skin of whatever name DO YOUR OWN PRINTINC! 3UR PRiNTiNC! -A ta. U.I rtri “““"ratal wua.ta □. a achemb of deceit, and yet nothing , elsrc" kidney Atawm. “Hk'W .Fn *# 77E T_ !fT2 "XT* m "Arrm*.” timt h.vnNle* Tkimii Grain. Ixtnx or nature, are lilurafly tlug fit P^d Arrfod |\| Ftox, Timothy. Sliltatl and all IndianapoHs last week, and cocwiderable dam- < out of tbe ayatem iu A ahurt liin* Uy Abo uso could lie more respectable thiui the ' How to Get a Home. See advextiaemauL JLW PRINTING PRESS •nrhiliarun RTAln «n<l with KNT1RE of ihcac Hittent. • age wa* doue to railrred proven. A freight ~I‘an' * * «ralUr rail*V- ’hereby EASK AND KPFRCriVKNRXl. flrwn. , - ------------------ - --------train on tbe Bellefontaine rood ran into a cnL ! U Veremllre will occupy tert fifteeo grand result Pin, Tape,-and other Worms, THE MARKETS. by extra aavtag of grain; lurking in the *v»tem of ao many thtauanilr, ■ rort, near Oakland, wrecking seven or eight 1 ul‘ullle*toga?* requires LESS THAN uro eflectuaUv destroyed and rcisoVed. No cars. The conductor, engineer awl lircnuu. ~Oc,‘formerly Captain-Geueru Belta, Hoxaa, Journal*, and i >ODSAOO.M»refrT4 1 •rstem of medicine, no vcfinifuger. •hi an The Bay State Shoe and Leather Com ’ aud one brakeman are reported drowned 1 of Cul* lia" k*ca -«PF«uted to the command tnehninitics will free (be system fn>m_wo_nna -Additional reiwrts i-dwtate that th* d.^^rr ' of ti*® «P«d»b Army of the Center. like tliese BKtcrii. pony ojierote several of the larger prisons done by recent rterm.s iu vaneu. lorahUre to “Tb* <-«n"™hou of IxxxJun h« torolrr.1 to For Female Complaints, in young and penitentiaries, among them that of the Wert we* very eeriou*. oapeciaBy iu Central lnTlu lh® °r Yorit *® U1® tot*™*or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo­ Kings county, New York, and tlio Kow lUiuota. Imliina aud Kentucky. ; Uoutl m!1'iic’J'*l bouquet uext nxmlh. manhood. or the turn of life, these Tonic IF YOU DOST 8ET IT OUT. K’JIST’ “ “u< | Jerwy State Prison at Trenton, paying IHttan display so decided an influence that j a certain sum a day for convict labor. ! improvement is soon perceptible. property by a recent hurricxiio H Macao, ■ UMU ih. punu I'.ul . particular, of .uc, .tyl.S prtoj. lenniek. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whep China. The storm laete! sever*! lioure, and ■ „ „„„ „ fusir .... .• .. have worked,, on an , । Suecaasful men, even though Trenton,. they 1 »HCUOI^ IHKP1RD * CO., _ ever too tind it* impurities burxUBRthrpogh a utimber of Hvea are reported Imt. j i^,n ’ bripf Wld uobl<1 average, 400 prison.-™, paying therefor the skin ia Ihmptes, Eniptiaaa, Sarek. Til OMAN LKSLIE!, IpevM, 111. —Gilman's targe eteom eaw-milL at Hull.!.- -boon tbo«> I 75 — •- -»•>*? ’--------------------* *v_ . .!' tluu. brilliant, -bare gen^ruUy “•»'« • or at tlm .nto ot cleanse it when yon find It obstructed and near Ottawa, (tan.. wai> burned tart week. Low, , , . ’ sluggish in the vein;; cleanaa it when it u ’ • ‘ ’ Pj lul(i ■ $120,000 a year—a snug sum for the Etfabfiehed 185S. fonl; your feelingswill tallysMAwflien. Keey WS.000. ’ Ita. UK : •htr.k to it through all fortunes : State, aa it rendered the institution selfthe blood pare, aud the health bf the syslcrr are thrown out of employment |। j ■ In 1837 s dinner party was given in I•’urtaining. will follow. Mistaining.latrt Laid week the State author­ ' New York oily, at Chancellor Kent's. ities -were informed that the contract —Philip UMkorortii, Collector of Internal ’ u . . would be annulled on Tuesday, and tliat ttorraw ot tb. CUmg, tt.irwt to. bra. to- ; ““ «' •JM.. rnorM. Ito tagtotta to.to, bra. rwptotod U*“ “V ““ taU«Antoug tbe cuapany would pay th* <10,000 for- ----l.w.'aatl* •' •• for ita good of tho service.” The removal! them wm a young and rather melancholy ; *(••it <nt* Thia han hr^n br,moht SirttKsisiTWt 10 DOUSSFffiDAR“^:-“™~« OPIUM CURE=fii OQSrS* xjFv/ Elastic Truss Co., AGENTS WANTED SS3 £1 old IuKJ'ducUj^ ! 2^K."ja5sS ‘ „ „ _ YOUNG HER fsIhlilSSlIEBlh! Book£~a HOWeS agentsiuvingstone-s NEW BOOK!! ofMI wS "yiBRATOR" THRESHER. “SGSaWKSl: TOD WILL NEVER 6m FBD1T 1* not cciMiidnrvii aa a reflection upon bi* in- j toRiUy, bat wmply Iwcanac ho failal to deled , th* whtaky fraotJ. tartib <hrtri.-L । “ wcoa miner Uie juertrot cxr.lrnieut. The iwrtre tauatora elected i>rew«utod ttamndvra and qualified, a forauJ protart agichrt tlio right of Houatora Priort and Proctor vm preA totlto to Ptotolwi rwolud to Ito r£^X and taciturn Frenchman. ' ^,e overstocked condition of the market, “In the itourac of thn evening,’’ says tlle “lack teck demand for goods, and tho p^f^r More,., who waa odb of th/ high rate rate paid for labor. The company gitab.; -I draw too .ttoutira rf Mr. towi— tooir willingnraw to giro 40 cento to their , ■ __ « „ for oonvict la**or. The State <1eGallatin to the atranger, otmnmug that a his forehead indicated great intellect ” l dines the proposition, and the 600 con•< Yes,” replied Mr. Gallatin, touching victB ent*’r nP°n » vacation of un­ bi. owuiun.b«d with bi. finger, "Ibra, .lotonnirtod Iragto. Tho oompray own. ra ! “ • (t™‘llrJ “ h~“' h“ ■ bo1 th” "*chb”'7r’ ; HOW TO SET a ACRES. home. IOWA LAWS Rkh M.r«l nw»r*.. B.rrJknl W.J«<,«rnwtaS?MU» STOCKS KrdT&vjfESS-SS ,l””u th" B‘M,‘ d»- Trbto. Tto Ar. topuNrau touuor. to. ’ lw Ira* ritong.' irary. Ou you brli.ru U«o to mudur* to. uunutoclum in ita withdrew and met in another roots aud 'ft? he hM the idea that lie will one day ' own bd^C B neceeaary to exitod tamjK-rarily. etactii* G. H? Ktoweh Piwd- • |)e Jlmperor of the French. Can P«»d <100,000 for machinery, for which conceive of anything so olwnrd 1 tiierr ia no appropriation. Tire Bay Speaker. A It wm ttat idea, ^rsistentiy cherished Bbft® Company formerly .operated tire Kcnrte ttot they had orpmired, am! the proUrt ia lullJ imprisonment, and despite Bbode Island State Prison, but surof the five Republican ' Henaton wss ateo re-; tluwater, that made him fourteen years ! rendered its contract. . crivcd, rtating that they tat taken tta oath, after, Emperor of the French. Lucky ------------— - .—■ i . Imirtafittowl , xr . . n r. is - not a ilucky . IJOLl’OK/: IfOZOC^VST. bntrefHHod ro to to-f act -HI, with th. the tradw body ao long — m I man? NctatalLIt men I'rie.t and Procter were .thread m*vu A rreo achieve, but plucky men-C’Arte Thv “ *** Hulyeitt Church U4T> lutxm wm introduce dlrortaig the hpoakor to fifatrtman recalls tho burning of the Church of j obtdn ta* optoim. of the Supremo Cwt on . ' • Campania, at .Santiago de Chili, in 1863.1 ‘S^ir^tta*!^?- of sLrtX* A Wkbtxkx rr<du,« uf a Cricket Tbe occasion wm tire celebration of the P-W taffid Proctor. “ dub in a New York paper, writes tho i feast of the immaculate conception, when I —Tta Ohio Bopuitaaa Rut* CoEveatkrn nut editor to know if the dub ia good few tho sacred edifice wm illuminated by the PRIVILEGES! a <1! K Cbxriu ttns. u. tnETE, $106.25 marriage cuioe. FREE TUMBRIDCE & CO., � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-06-18.pdf.pdf a2e831305fceb5ded6fd5b933e2d3934 PDF Text Text Nuhrife, B*rry Obunty, MiehigiB, Oil NO STRONG. WfreNlieeius 3ke $ashvillr Mews. iDVEBTISUG BATES: 1063 TWlra Wtfe *ft.f M»;< Ma-f tr. Progression. No Retrograding NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., SUCH., FRIDAY, JUNE 18; 1875. VOL. II. And Mr. Rogers did not tell her ttatT Rogers, and ho jammed hfe heels into • thk itAXanKK or Til ft dmxck. the lottery drawing took place on the j the coals once more, and the flames! ’ At an Inquest held iu London on the first of Boptemtar. ■ *: burst hot and rod over the half-burnt body of a young lady who died KiiddeilIt was breakftud-time when tlife re-1 butterfly and consumed it in an instant ly, a few houre after attending an even• “<kw't you think of anything etee but1 ing party,-of apoplexy, the Oroner reover, tho table long after her spouse hadI that confounded pen-wiper ? The ticket!; Look for it, Eamcrelda!’’ . • “It’s in the batterfly. How did I know i You never told mo ! I thought it was an old fetid/* JMlifl Esmeralda.“ Oh, why didn't you rave 1t!" “ In the butterfly ! What butterfly I” cried Mr. Rogers, staring ntaut him. “Butterfly pen-wiper!", cried Mrs. R., and fainted away in the comer. It happened to be a Saturday. The school had a holiday. All Any kmg the ent she could make liim for his birth­. day. She. had hot a penny of her own, nor hail she any nusans of earning one;; and to send a man-a birthday present for■ which the bill must come into him might not be considered a delilate attention oven from u wife. “ I don't suppose lean give him any­ thing nicer than a pen-wiper or a pincushion,n she said with a sigh; “but JfUMBKR l'll do th^t, at least " And then she rummaged out of her bag-of odds and ends black cloth and scarlet velvet and a few gold beads— gilt, rather—and liid-then; at the bottom of her work bosket There wore only throe days between that and the first of September, and when oho had remem­ bered the design of a fine pen-wiper—« butterfly, gorgeous with red and black wings and the gold eyc« and body, alia sot to work an it diligently; end needing a card for the center of the affair, peered 777. Thors was a time when lotteries wore very common things, quite legal, and by no m*en*> disreputable, and when very worthy people bought tickets and mode do secret of the matter. It was a good while ago. of course, ami you would have to look long for the worthy gentleman who one night about dark walked into a lottery office for the pnrfiosc of buying a tjckch He had tight boots and. light towsera with straps, and the fur collar of his coat stood up above life ears, and ho wore that awful thing, a stock, about his throat, and he wu in the height of that year’s fashion, and was regarded by thooo who met him rather with admira­ with which we should greet him now— , with which, indeed, we should greet any of the ladies or gentlemen of that year ; the first habited as above, with curly brib-haped hats upon their heads, and twisted canes in their bauds ; the latter In coal-scuttle bonnets and leg-of-mutton sleeves, and two straight breadths and two gores in their skirts, wliich were short, and showed low alijqx'rs and silk -dockings, and with long stringed workiMg. on their arms, and big parasols over the long bonnets, before which hung, for modesty's sake, curtains of black or white face, which they called veils. Mr. Rogers, for that was tlife -gentle­ man*o name, stepping up to the counter, asked to look at the tickets. Perhapn he held the superstition that there was luck in odd numbers, for as soon as they were spread before him he decided on the num­ ber seven hundred and seventy-seven ; paid its price and walked off with it in his wavrtcoat-pocket. As he turned the cor­ ner the big poster on tin wall seemed to be written especially for him. “ Capital prize, ten thousand dollars. Tickets, five dollars each. Don't de­ lay.” “ I had a drcam that meant luck last night,” said Mr. Rogers to himself; “and I have a fancy that I shall draw the great prize. That’s a-splendid numThen he turned another corner, and npied a face peeping out of the window of a small lirick houA—the face of Mrs. Rogers, who feared that Mr. Ik’s favorite dish was spoiling. •* That reminds me," said Mr. Roger*, “ I must nut tell Eamcrelda. The luck will be spoilt if one tells of the ticket; and she’d talk so much of it -women will talk h<> much. So Mr. Rogers drank his tea and raid into boxes and drawers, hutil at tile' Ixittom of Mr. Rogers’s liair trunk she found the very tiflngahe wanted, a yel-. low, dkigy, llHuiib-msrkud Hung with 777 upon it, and made uso of it at once. Then sweetly smiling and qraty unconscions of what she had done, she fin felixxl off the pen-wiper with autenmu of gold thread, and hid it until the birth­ day should dawn. -‘ ’ Ou that day, the wonderful first of September, Mr. Rogers arose betimes; so did hfe wife. She presented him with life pen-wiper; he accepted it with a kias, and pretended to feel thankful, though it only reminded him of life desk, hfe copies, the slavery gf life life. Now that the time hod come, he felt sure that he tad only squandered money —that 777 was a blank. Ho dreaded the knock of the news-carrier—the glance at the column of the popcr in whinh tiio prizes would be published; He groaned and hid hfe face in hfe hands. “Are you ill, dearl" asked Mro. Rogers. Ho only groaned again. But at this moment came the paper­ man’s knock, and with a sudden revnlsion of feeling ho rushed to the door. Ho took the paper into hfe jdioking the first words tliat met his eyes were: 777. capita r. piuze 810,000. The effect of thfe nnuonnoement on Mr. Rogers wan tremendous. He r.tnrV ed to liia feet and danced alxmt the room. He shouted “ huzzah!” and gave throe cheers, gs though hc had been at a political m<“cting. Thou ho ruahed to the table where hfs boys* copy books lay piled, and seising them one by otift flung them into tlieopeu grate, yelling: “ No more school teaching; no more While Mr?. Rogera, weeping and wringing her hands, besought him to Como to his senses, and felt fully assured that her husband-, liad suddenly beooriie a raving maniac. Finally he finished by throwing the "butterfly penwiper on the top of th« pyre, and falling into a chair weeping. - day long his wife wept and bemoaned heraelf. He took no pity on her. He said : “ I hate you, and never can forgive you !" And she thought of suicide. They had nb dinner.' At night Hho made tea, and they drank it with averted faces, Then she crept away to her little spare bed-room up stairs, leaving liim by the fire. Tho church bells rang sweetly, but neither of tliat wretched ]>air went to church. It never could be forgotten, that miserable Sunday, by cither of them j and worst of ’all, Monday was ooiniug, and the school boys and the work of tho day. About dusk Mr. Rogers bethought him to walk out.’ Generally they walked out together. Now Mrs. Rogers*rat and heard the voices of the holiday-making jioople in the street,'and felt, -as aho said to her-' self, as though aho were divorced. When Mr. Rogers returned hfe tea was on a stand, and Eamcrelda wm shut up in the sjiare bedroom-again. Both nroHc next morning unrefreehed and miserable. She felt like a criminal; ho as the very vengeful ghost of a foullymnrdered rpan might be supposed to feel. He asked himself aloud a number of singular questions. ' As : “ Why do mon marry idiots, who moke pen-wipent of ten tliousm’d dollaraf” “Why don’t she poison me; better than logger me,’’ ho said, still to him­ self, still aloud, “ but oho shall suffer for thia." ' ’ . And then Mrs. Rogers wept; het poor eyes bulged out of her head. Tliere was a big swollen vein down tho middle of her forehead. She was the most wretched of 1 little women. Aa he sipped hfe coffee, and she cried, the morning paper flew into tho window wliich stood open. It wm the carrier’s way of saving time. ’ It fell nt Mr. Roger’s foot. He took it up and Opened it with a bittera-emcmbrancc of hfe |Mt opening of Wn paper. And three were the first words that met hfe eyes : “SjNsdal Announcement'—The man­ agers ot the Eagle lottery desire to rec­ tify a grave nrfetake in Saturday’s report. No. 777 did not draw tho capital prize. It was drawn by No. 775. The fault was the printer's." . “Hang the printer!” cried Mr. Itogcra. “ Eraicrelda “ Oh!" said Esmeralda. “I forgive you,'my dear," said Mr. Rogers. “TH never say another won! about it,-never." “Oh, how noble 1” ’sobbed Mrs. marked that it wm s pity to say anything . . against so “healthful and pliwrarabte an exercise as dancing," but. it most cer­ tainly prodrtom apoplexy in certain casus. The cases in which death is di­ rectly produced by dancing are happily rare, but the needs of death are oftent sown in a ball room, not no ranch froml dancing as from the circumstances under. which it fa carried on. .. Far instance, what can bo more likely• to produce apoplexy, or mom serious, illness, than the practice of eating icest when, thoroughly heated by violent exer­. cise 1 Again, the atmosphere of many at Iriil room, crammed wi it often is with, throe times oa many people us it «ani contain, fa enough of itself to poison any one not acclimatized to suffocation by previous training. Theo there are the sudden changes of temperature to which young ladies insufficiently clad are oxjkWkl on leaving the heated rooms as they roturn home, over-tired, and in precisely the same condition in Which such changes of temperature ore likely to affect them if they have any tendency to lung disease. The late hours, also, which arc neces­ sarily kept in the season caring t-be otherwfeo than very prejudicial to the health of both young and old, and probably cause many illnesses that are'unjustly credited to other sources. There is, in truth, great need of reform in most pf. the social habits of the present day, and the wonder fa not that one young lady is killed by dancing, but that anyj save the strongest, survive the amusements and dangers of a summer in London. In addition to its coming Centennial, iteoliituary poetry, and its Council of Ten, Philadelphia appears to possess n Police Depart ment capable of holding its own against all competitors in their bru­ tality. Tlu) luteal display of uniformed ruffianfem is set forth by the Philadel­ phia 7¥me«. In the account of a row, the reporter dates a quarrel back to the old Volunteer Fire Department days. Members of what ■ wore then rival com piurics were now talking politics in a Whisky shop. t Ono of them was a police­ man, who, in the heat of debate, cmpliaoized life remarks by tatting his opjx> nent oyer the head with a club. The friends of the wounded man remonstrated •with purity of language and oopionsnexB of e-xprcasten nunal among ex-membera of the Volunteer Fire Department bf Philadelphia ; whcraujxni two other po-liccmcB, who were also drinking in the nnloon, abandoned their potations and pourod a volley of pistol-shot into the offending civilian. “ I’m full of balfel" was the simple comment of the‘fatallyv oundod man, oh he fell upon the floor. '•You’re full of dfrt’” was the amiable n■spouse of the first assailant ; but the dying man told the troth. There-were four pistol-baUs in his body, and fhoj were diachargtxl from pistols held by tJirec jtoliecmen. The officcra actually held the man while they idiot him. All tilings coaridcred, the" Philadelphia vartety shows itself sirorrim- to m<»4 oth*r IKilicrmm. NO. 38. formed. This oraisfeta in throwing circu- j lar-idiajMnl steel quoits at any thing. The Tlf rOlTTCl '2 2 V AriPMrc* AA F old Sikhs throw tbrae quoits with adeodly ■ —A citizen of Detroit baa in hfe poeaim, uul Uta taco known to .tecnpiuto , «taion • Bibl. or<n SOO ytan old print scores of their enemies at night without j ed <)n perchment ’ making tho slightest Dofec. They gen_ Uno. talb Utar Wl taoa, ».l „ d“*“” Ita qooit wbirt. rt ta nwfnl H-ta taU. ‘ P"»tata • tauqm-t to A» .ttaiKhi tad potato . <ta». . tai- I 5". ””"r ch“ Mtadpu. feL I Lmveraity on the occasion of President Angell's reception. ’ nomm amoXq Tiii^rxu. —At Detroit, fest Sunday, Napier’s According to an interesting narrative। carriage factory, H. Eaton’s rtwidence lately current in New York, a lady of-■ and lively stable, and Edwin Han Lug advanced, years and grout twxifel dfetinc- ton's residence were destroyed by fire. tion, who 'fe conspicuous for her ener- The looses aggregate about $12,600; getic and efficient benevolence, had her partly instu-etl. jxxikct picked of a wallet containing1 —At ah early hour last Friday morn­ alioqt $600, a large portion of which oho ing a freight train on tho Central road had collected for a well-known and de­ ran over a young man named J. H. Wil­ rarving cliarity, of which she fe a son, Iwtwocn Wayne and .. the next- sta prominent manager. Of tins sum a parti tion west, mutilating liim beyond recog­ waa in checks and tho bank notes. nition. . । Shu won greatly disturbed at the loss, A host in hinmelf—A landlord. ’ —Advices from Grand Rapids states ' and was just about to make it gixxifrom hat forest fires recently destroyed the j Lead astray—A glancing bullet. Iter own private rraourctw when’ the aer- .camp utensils of the Bcllowe Bros., near ] A bad hub-bub—Jesse Pomdtoy. vant oneway told her that a strango- Livingston. Loe* $1,000. The camp of . Tur best trade mark—(kuh reorivoJ. luoking man desired to see her in the uw tho Winderly Lmnber vompany, Company, at nt ' ivmucny Ajiunner ... . 1 , ... , .. . . „ , , , , IT A Noaii true tele—Story of the Ark. parlor. She went down without sus­ Hunter Lake, was also destroyed. Loss • . • $.') 000. ■ * A butchzh, on luring asked wtat was pecting wliat wus to follow. * ■» a a. a. • ■ j a »r- i.’the best thing for an empty stomach, Her visitor, addressing her by —Patents recently issuod to Michigan ’ . ----- r J name, said, “Madam, you have lost a inventors : Fire kindlera for steam tire i considerable sum of money, and I have It is uaelefrt to talk about lieginuing engines, F. B-aufait, Detroit; stoves, ccmc to restore it to you. Of course G. W. Herrick. Detroit; farm gate«fc to do better to-morrow; either begin to­ you are aware that it was stolen by pick­ W. H. Pratt, Prattsville ; raw-filing' ma­ day, or say -notliiug about it. ing you pocket; but the fraternity have A Lrrrr«E _ girl,. when requested to recite chines, J. A. Wifeon, Spring Lake ; _ considered the subject, and we have con folding «etaiIo, wbool dtaui, N. Smilb, I ta«p«llmg iMwin, lta«l oat, ••LitUo eluded that we cannot keep any money Battle Creek. I Mkth thood be theen, and not heard.” that has been taken from you.' Wo —John Tickworth, brakeman on the j Ax vlcptantere belonging to Howe’s know your goodness, and the charities Grand Rapids railroad, while coupling ft ! circus wbb safely delivered of a baby to which you devote your time and your means, and wo have determined to re­ sleeping-car td the train, which had be- elephant at the exposition grounds in St. store tho pocket-book. Here it is, with come detadied, near Clam Lake, was Joseph, Mo., on Sunday of last wook— caught between the bumpers and instant- I said to ta the first of these animals ever its contents undiminiahed,’ and I. trust you will not be unwilling to receive and ly killed. His remains wmx* forwarded , born in the United States. to Chicago, where hfe wif« resides. I Dunrxa a trial the Judge cullpd a wit­ apply, as yon apply so much other —David Clark, the tramp who some- ; neso. No one answered, and an elderly money, a nmall addition which we have taken the liberty , of making." Saying time oincc attempted an outrage upon a i man arose and solemnly said, “ He fe tins ho handed her tho pocket-book, and little girl ten years of age, residing nt gonp.” “Where has ho gon!s> T” nuked . left tho house without waiting a mo­ Ypsilanti, has liecn sentenced to ten I the Judge, in no tender tone. “ I don’t ment. On opening the pocket-book she yaara* imprisonment at tard labor in the ' know; but he fe dead," was the guarded found everything that she had lost, and one hundred dollars julded by the pick­ pockets for benevolent imrpoSes. aonit irrimtH nr dk. mixer. Ministers' sons and deacons* daughters are frequently traduced and vilified merely because they arc conspicuously good and lovely. A worldly and godless generation envies and bntea that which fe true and beautiful. Hence the old ■saw. Tho Rev. Dr. Miner, of Ifoston, recognizing these facts, has come to the rwuc of downtrodden and tfinuicd vir­ tue. In a sermon recently delivered, he allowed the baselessness of the lielief that ministers’ sons in particular turn out badly. Taking, by way of illustration, the catalogue of the college with which he has Ixw'n connected eighteen years. Dr. Miner stated that, among the stu­ dents of that college, during tbo period mentioned, there were thirty ministers' sous, and not one, of them turned out luully iii any pointed sense. This start­ ling testimony mus supported by Dr. Miner’s personal experience. Sixty , clergymen's families .with ’whom he wus , acqtuunted did not contain one black , ahwipptind, of tbo whole body of living clergymen with whom ho comes in con­ tact, not more than three or four have notoriously bad children. Moreover, a ketq»erof a pi toon once informed him tliat, iu nine years, he had not had a niinfeter’s son in hfe custody. If any further evidence is needed to mtablfeli tho general superiority of minfetera’ sons to tho rest of animated nature, it will be forthcoming, doubtless,'' on application to the proper authorities. State Prison, at Jackson, by Judge Crane j answer. «f th. Circuit Court rt Anu Arbor. Clark ; uckuowlrilgea bu. gurli. [ hung hi, - u,, „d —The Miohipiu Boanl of Cental of tatad ou a pile of ooril-wood. Hi» Swamp Lands have awarded the con- . Injgtake was discovered by hfe wife, who tract for the building of the Mackinaw and Marquette railrotul to the Marquette and Soult Ste. Marie Railroad Company, grafting sixteen sections of land to the ' overboard him quarreling with an inmgi■ nary old woman about there not being cover enough on the bed. J A youMO negTO (^1^, mfle and exemption from taxation for I MiMU( sixteen years. . , Htudied for the ministry and sermon a few Sundays —James Itenslow, Joseph Lebnff, I ^loa horse a few <feys after, was Wm. Coo^ Cornelius Kohn, an«l Altart i committed to jail, escaped from the Lewis, sawed their way out of the Flint , guard, wna shot by him, and died from jail, one evening lost Week, and escaped. । the effects of hfe wounds. Ono was confined for larceny, three fo? i . tartar, ~.a «»el»r — rKW’^ * ,t*oh Ury. A n.«T.l of «13<> i. offerta to. An tanU nurry uouo but thrirbpprutatata. It«mppo«d U»yj'‘ “ U“ ••rack tor Coiuuta ’! poor, tat prom. She m.mta him. But . , ; in tl>e middle of the moon of hotugr ho —TtaStao M«tarl Soeir^j’ «u.taf rt» , „ Jtaqni^a pu.pit, tarwuo » ^taon .t Detroit on Ttantay. The i brok(,r_„th h„ utonoy.-Ata ItaA resolution denouncing the introdnetiop I ifcra[^ of homeopathy into the State Umvenrity ’ ’ ««. tabtal. Dr. Wiltau Brodie, r.f T"1 Pope k-|» up l.i. reputatiou for Detroit, wm eltaorl President, <1. B. 1 prurgeot ri.jii.ge- At on auditaoo o few Beuuoy, of Itaring, taervUry, nud * ta0. *bon some pemwue rrruaiu-l Uordun Chitta-k, of tartan, Trerwu»>““ >» uddmwod them, rmd Ter. Tiro next mooting of Uro tarioty \ "hording when they .honld tare knoll, will bo bold in AunArlta, in JUy noxu| >“> rouurrkod: " Tbo tart oddlttar of , , , . „ . , statues to the Vatican collection.” —Soon after Um murder by Harifcgnu, ut Crist's mloon, Gnurd Bopids, rrtarl- j BltaK-XTta bulta ore most opt to ta dy, one tar Street suddenly left Uro city, P~wios»b. mid jtaowr. Btarilyed— nod when the exsmirudiou of Gurtnve I soulful.- tmtlrful, ultoetiousto snd eonCrird, charged with ths rnurder, com- Cd,"K: Urgy ev.-d-pltawophiml, lit. inonced, defense attempted to i>roro Ital orsry, nwohrtr, rxddr.hrwrtod. HssolIStar-l rrommittod the deed. According- i oyorl-quiok-tamporrilnndtakle. Gnrouy, nn oBeer was sent out io Bud Starrrt. "yod-jortrnu. Oonr is gr.wn.-yta. Tben-'titllo Mrx. Rogcra camo out of ] _r he? comer, and with both arms alxiut Tben Mr. Rogers went,to hfe school, Some jMxjpte are continually amipeetbfe-nedt besought him to tell her- wlmt j boy" ’u,d bu* °°Pit!K- ““I lx»y who ing their neigliliorH. There are three Bifed liim. . | come to F had “ Fool, folly, foolish, direct causes for thia unhappy condition, '•8ev«i hqndrral and seventy-*’™I ’ °“lho toP|i‘M’,,f bfebook ; which are : Envy, jealousy and hypoc­ Capita! prize!" said Air. Rogers.’ “ I'vo a“Td,.tb*’ **? who W U ***’ risy. Envy of the Mias Miggs order, drawn it, EomerHila." • tdiofa, Idiot, Idiota,” after hfe wlu-n awed Dolly Varden jiorrificd licr enught him in 8t. Louis, and ho fe ■ ; bkwabb. now in custody. i R|ir'c’l in th<- >t->n«-y-i>we*» h<*K of ■ roc, tamer.-l.iu rusbta fur tbs ISpur, found I .11 lbs writing hour. delicate bcuho of modest propriety by her ■ ! BntAcd ■ bee in his bottU'i in Ku+I. —The fifth annual report of tho Michi- j My JiUlc onn clutched with bU haw! al the Bowe*-, the list of prizes, read tho aunounoe- I enticing and inviting waya. The propio It Lt generally suppose 1 (lint the ha* ment, mid rat down, gasping for breath. who stand aloof and misconstrue the man frame cannot rduro great heat, gull CotruniwrifiTiHTH of Jjisuraxux', for j “OI mamma, IF* too hot to bald!" 1874, fthowv that thirty-five mutual in- »“• u ,rwn “» yu" When “ tlio solitary are ’set in fam- freedom which is prompted by jolly, “ That’s why you. burnt the copyand, if exposed fqii, will noon sink into Ruranec oonqxuiire paid 8109.330.M for a-wn, u< w (« year Up. iluw," it seems fitting tliat they should gtrilclefM hearts, ore the individuals to hid at the bottom of his trunk, a bulg­ exhaustion. This is tree in hot climates, 1«* oulfor. .TlMir heart, are not u> lb. j to whiol.p<»|>l. bare not bocaawnrtoaZL loraes during tho year; araemmonta Sohuy for Leonard Jerome. He dfeset up immediately their own honwhold yon luire burned lay pen-wiper! It was ing, hair-covered thing, with T R, on so pretty I thought you'd care for Hr I gods, and make ujiro to thamselvc« such ri«hl plare . -Thay ma, think U>.7 nm> But in tbi. <w» Uw offre-t lua, ho due to lovied during tlte year, $135,678.!«. Of po^a Df hfe daughter and a fortune to the side in brass naila. seclusion as will enable them to lay with­ woll, but it in a miatako. Tho, art1 mt- inflaonoea fimn .i-Rotation, or to notna stock compotueH, ninety-four received j Lonl Randolph Henry Churchill for the But, though ho said nothing, his mind declare I could save it. I IxJicvo it's but Churchill's father, the Duke of out disturbing influence* from without utatoJ with wiaahmw., and joalouiy dlaturlwure. ,.f nature. It ia rertaiu that premiums to tlie amount of $2,570,tl87.8»; was full of it; he thought of that enpibd only scorched. the foundations of their domestic struct­ tang ataya near at band, Uio two malo artitaal luwt ta grmlor than th. Lta of loaacfi incurred, $1,273,252.66. All but ■ Marltaruugfi, has lost every jKimiy he But Mr. Rogen was not quite him ­ prize of ten thousand dollars while he ure.. Each -family, is a unit with proper- —ifly. TLu. tar are wnraaalod to rob < th. mrn in the Itaid Zom, ton, bo homo ten companies paid dividend to stock- i ewr bad, uml the young 'man never self. . ------------------ate his breakfast; he dined off it; he holders—$4,320,219.28—being nn aver- | earned an honest trade. , “ Hong pens, pcn-hnntlli*s and pen- *'*e” pt'culiar to iteelf, a solution with bin of all |.«oo and pleoanre with aa un- without aptaal aufforiug or la™, age of nearly 15 per cent. . . . wipers!" ha feud, and 'jammed hfe bootof r-rJ«toUixrtion all itt own, and it ohangwdjo dorreo aa d.-alli bring, to a T1,r Britta Arorrof Atanoa *jd while ruling the boys’ copy books , i . * i • ta a •* A* ludfen came to an agent in the heel into tho coafe. “ IH never touch " i^^Powib,'’ ** «>.V father or mother or CUUKU dulled brow. S|»aata inquuuuoy Inquiailloi; I Uua that m mm awl.bli.l-re.nri work orow. Tire xue npanurn en iu iron rateliliahmeuU ~A yonn« bul7 k*cher Detroit o£ Io<B k) W)mc one agate.” MriL Rogvro fe^ hurt, but frie,,‘1 to ‘u,d attempt to oould nut lurrs d-rista mors rw-uto snd i wllhonl u>e..ur«riso«- with th.- thmuoru- ’ •“* “ do" 1 “ * Turwdsy . whi te , windor wll „ filled with the idea that all the boys who *^OQ of U»*» 1**" ««*» -.V torriblr puuishuiraU. Uixn « sdudui. . mrtl.r ^.muuU, u im drgrrwA sod in • lurt before storting he- school, ■ blBn| b, , .. Poor had reached P had Prize written for ..till she made dUowance fur her busland; and tlr fact of the prize w» just, thu". ** thM mu* »ng- total by eril-to.ntag, iestoos wins or ■ piu lor th. Beta-mer stool rt , wl,id‘ ““ ’’*<* *° m*k' b" u'”ta qwrts!" ropetad tta w«l, will. «xrj gretions delicately given .am barely ad­ hu.lwu.ls, Tbp best pw>ph ore not j H« degrees, tn I.u-ktol, tatto. the Sb’ ™ ta"”“S for ■ .. A, ..y„ .. D laul Draw, Drawn, Drawing before : to d-awn upon her. •*» <l»n. sod when found she , .. foaI their oyoa, while those with T’n copied ‘ “Areyou mirej” Baid she. “Oh, do missible, but the inner itanchmry of the those who seeslgsy. thinking shout the shsmpori-.r. .... ofton tatay ong^d ta home belongs solely to the dual unit ; fsnlto of their friends Their own fsulto I four or Are hours in suooM»i.>u, with the i *** w “ "^bwd stutiou eleven mlks (■ .. Tick, Ticket, Tick, Ticket, all the writ- j ^‘°* mc Bfe ticket! Pcrlfeps you've SIw walked the ,— tog hours. | made s mistake. ’ Seven hundred and— any otbw.person entering they® is guilty sro ot s diSereni rtuusetor, tat fully ss ■ tomponrture st 110 degrees. In the Bed fr,,tu •*“ “Vof sacrilege. No boarding-house, no blamabte as those which they bitterly j Sea stoamera tbo stokehole fijarka 145 ■ wh<^c dfetauoe, and her clothing wmk i THKiJt JLKTKT.. Little Mrs. Rogera. who wm mueh j Oh,’dmr, I can’t find it” pririite family, no hotel, can afford a condemn in others. ■ | aofrnwi; and in enamel works tho opera-1 mach tonj- 81,e in hor 1 By f*r foo many people fancy that younger than her husband, raw tlmt "how 3™," raid Mr. itogera. m • . .-. . ' „ ” tor* ‘^yfo endure a host ri«ht wben fottnd* bnt coald n^ they are not appreciated according to so,.taking » on bis mind, tai did not "Ptaf hi. fowbesi ■■ Hta, E«m.r "I dsrstom* wtalitwta Hs tossed sod ta-stasw,'tafrtalom, itay <ta ta,.. ,n „ i of 300 degrera. The dastfe power of •coonnt for «trangu freak. j their deserts. “ I wantto make a change. unre io asx wnsx ir was. lie tosBed and * —। „ .« ,, , , , , ... i fr.-.i^;,. i a . ।U eventaw two or three rooms of which they Some remarkable feats of skill were propnrtore. rial whj U U-^l, porfonood in Bbota, in India. : the body to accommodate itself to ex —At the nvent marling of the State ! I foal I am not valued acfending to on tire AWUted tew«l*p«rt and on tho Iweka kMli down b,Ha trunk. by wimsbodv Ltkino tta find ^It’s here ” he raid.” ■ 1 1 "a., „ 1 **”.• B» Mt down “I . .‘.L. . .. , .. a—, bmL - ; „f .- trrmre fe wonderful. ; .................................. —7------ ; Woktk Kjfownro.—The main objectaidredrtiL Ota Buta.tboo.,w.. _________ _ ‘K* mta uho supreme ! n*D’^t * CentnU Hora di- muniratiomi <m postal cards is that the ■ ' A ahreo ww. anaowndad on a KTKMn.houK-boHwv^tbUau: mring riUxragb nmri, om cried Mr. Kiowa named Hwid'ick. I'rofecaor of Agri.mlturv, to fill the 1tiuui »*good for him; but we advise him A good w», of .Tolduw tl>i> hold, during the <xuuiug winter, a aeries i gauge of his own ability or merit difficulty is to rise sympathetic ink. A i of farmers’ institutes in various ports of I proper h' add that an a rule a man solntion of ten grains hyposulphite of the State, to be under the charge of the ’ predated for all that he is and d *xU in sixteen teaspnonfuhi of water is the mmplest flui| for the purpose. Use College Faculty. a iwfectly eh au pen. and after writing go over the tettera with a smooth paper cutter to remove all traces of the nail. loan* HuUrtin, to bow little then- is hnndrwl ante wot. ponml. •" »'• made — ------------------------at another caroasN by the men st ‘ x urae‘ racred home, if they tare n<it tlsfe reclu- various times, not one suewjedod * * in ' “iftlJow—wir-.u-f—.... severing it Capt Buller wsw tfertiiwd you haven’t dons anythir^ wtth it?” to perform the ooup &, f/rar--, which ho Esmeralda gam a nhri«k» She : Board of Agriculture, at the Agficul- I deecrta,” rays an aspiring young tural College, A. B. Gulley, of Dear-! In all probability our inexperienced ‘ born. Wavire cotintv. was anngantml = friend hu more oao'fem and w<!fl«JmNu> �GRAND The Reliable Shart Liae dsjurr and ^jaerr. - JUNS IS. IBM GRAJD that individual for Tilton and Mon! ton. On his ictnrn he will pay his respects to the Sultan of Turkey, and present him with a copy of- the great trial “Our grocery bilk we will not pay, RAPIDS DIVISION ■ Jew.e Pomeroy> sentenco is to be comuted to" to imprisonment for life. The Council, after-much solemn de­ liberation, concluded that there is a punishment worse than death for Jesse. It is to shut him ui» where I he sight of passing children will tempt him to foel around for a boltlc of vitriol, without finding it. RAPIDS AID MUBUGOI YOU WILL FIND EASTWARD. BOISE & LEE AT Till With Naw and Fsasu Goons, which they will sell at irn ^own Sown $tore! Wholesale a nd Retail WILL BE FOUND OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HAS JUST RECEIVED A Until that gresl 'circus dsy. Th# girts were out uj on th# sti eel And with a smile, bewitching sweet They'd entloe their beaux to greet A Detroit Indy compositor has succeeded in catching a husband in tha person of a Detroit editor. De­ troit feminine compositors appear to have quite a reputation for "setting caps." When a Detroit sign-painter gets With me and ace Vanamburgh's Show!" to wo.rk there is no “stopping” him. He says :'•*Groceries provisions sug­ “Feuers'! were anxious (truth to tall), ars teas oils codfish starch the nim­ Tp secure some charming brile, ble sixpence is our motto we can't be With which to cut a dashing swell, undersold if you don't see what you And-other “fellers” to excel, want ask .for it.” So every belle did find a beaux Does the court understand you to Which took her to Yaaamburgh’s Show. say that you saw the editor intoxica­ ted ? “Not at all, sir.-only I’ve seen Blowing bugle# trade of breve, him in such a—a—a—flurry as to cut out copy willi the snuffers* that's ell. Moving is not pleasant. It breaks up old associations and the skin on your knuckles. At hwo o'clock their steps they bent “Goin’ in if J don't lay up a cent. And sec the two-tailed Elephant. Goin' to look wiyself epd know What's in the great 'Vanamburgh Show. Men did swear, and women sputter. But yon would come to Vsnamburgh's Girls who had smiled so pretty, And said ihinys'o exceeding witty, Now trailed the skirts all wet and dirty, Ant^ooked like a peacock's tail off duly; To see the great “Vanamburgh Show.' BOtL OF IIUNon.] CLOTHING, FINE, LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS, CROCKERY, A SPECIALTY. WALL PAPER, GARDEN SEEDS, SUGAR 10 to 14 Cents! spring ionsi AND A FEW tralKA rota* tnmum< THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Grangers' Prices! SHELF GOODS IN THE VILLAGE. MORTGAGE SiaT.W! MAIiniKD. . Default having been made iu the conditions of a certain indenture of mortgage, made CANNED FRUITS I will call the attention of farmer#, meAt the residence of the hride's father, June 17lh, by Rev. E. L. Kellogg, OF ALL KINDS AT COST! Mr S. P. Jones, of Charlotte, Mich.’, and Mi.as Josephine tA. Ralston, of this villagel The party together with Mr. W. O. Hutch' and wife left immediately for Los Angelos, Of all kinds, and , Cal. •1 lbs Rio Coffee for $1 00 11 lbs Japan Tea for . 1 00 ATPRICES THAT DEFY 10 lbs New Orleans Sugar COMPETITION! 1 00 Don’t make your pur chase until yon have CASH DOLLAR DEAL FANCY GROCERIES sen my Stock. vur of Charles B. Rkhardeoa of the earns place, which eaid mortgage was duly record­ ed in the office ef the Register of Deeds of 12 lbs Family Mackerel 75-100 [$1NIO.75] dollars, two years from the date sf said mortgage, with interest al ths rate of ten per cent per annnts pv*hle annually ; And it was thereby and in said which said OFF THE TRACK. Great Slaughter The Air Breaks Fail to Check the Douwari Course. The Nawlivillc People Amazed. : sent during the month: Mira Burgman, • jMUe Burdick. Donny Bailey. Perlie Cook, Cora Davidson. Florence BarWy, Eddie Velbbaueer,. Gusty Leibbauser^Mina Hail, Frank Olds. Jennie Stiles, Uta Wheeler, jFraukie Winchell. Ida Venn, Bertie Venn, £teba Feighner and Cora Dart. Names of tboae not absent unless detained ^L>hom#|by sickness: Della Durkee, Ida ?Deyo and L<na Fleming. Perfect iu deportment: Eddie Lcibhaus. er, WiUie Leibbauser, Btella Fcighner, '. Nellie Truman and Alice Venn. . Standingtf£e A class in Arithmetic: iJennieStiJoaJOO. Willie Leibhauser WO, tOla Wheeler 100, Delia Durkso «OT, Cora "Davidson 100, Lena Fleming OT, Charley Woolcntt 97, Rev Delterick 100, Frank Olds 100. A .class In Geography ; Ota Wlierler 97. Ida Deye«5,‘lxna Fleming 95, Cera David- CROCKERY GLASSWARE 395 1 i 1 11 lbs Satisfaction Fine Cut .1 10 Rolls Wall Paper 1 5 Boxes Linen Faced Collars 1 I Pair Patent Overalls 1 Irish Linen Table Cloth? only 1 10 Pairs Mens’Half Hose . 1 10 “ Ladies' Hose 1 I1 Balls Best Knitting Cotton 1 1 lb A No. 1 Tea 15 lbs Butter Crackers 00 oo 00 Of all kinds whloh 00 00 WARRANT TO BE PURE 00 00 00 00 Paid for all kinds of Produce, or exchanged 00 00 &.C»9 &,C.9 &.C. Ws are off tbs old track of prices. We have slaughtered them. The agitated air that break# the n.lgbty forest fails to check the downward courae of prices. And the people of Nashville are amared to see J. L Reed & Cj's Buggies coming to their city ■for sale so cheap. To demonstrate the truth of this statement .call al KEHH A: CROCKERY, where you pan “See for Yourself." We are selling cheap, and we cordially invite 'every man, woman, and child in Barry County iocall at our ware­ house in Hastings, and see for themselves. H R DICKINSON. ITOJEL BARGAINS Hastings, on the same was made payable aa therein expressed, and should the same remain ua- Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. BOISE & LEE. G. A. TRUMAN. SIO MDW, mained unpaid and in arrears for the space of thirty daya and upwards, the aforcaaid principal sum of twelve hundred twenty and 75-100ths dollars with all arrearages of in­ terest thereon, bath been and is declared to mortgage the gum of thirteen hundred thir­ teen and 17-100th» dollars, [$1818.17] and also an attorney fee of fifty dollar#, as BOISE BRO’S Would respectfully call the attention of the eitiaens of Nashville and vicinity, to stituted tn recover the amount due on said mortgsge ob any part thereof; Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage contained, and in ac­ cordance with the statute in sueh cases mode snd provided. 1 shall sell at public H » hrj £ Mich. OILS, VARNISHES Dellerick, Jennie Stiles, Ids Woolcntt, WHlig Uebbausor, Veils Durkee and Ella Part, Vol■ U. Wan***, liwy’.giudy.Ofike. and CovnUDg . Teacher. Kenilntg Rootn.CoUqF*. Acadamy, mortgage, or so much thereof as shall be AT ALLEN’S, BRUSHES GLASS, TOILET ARTICLES, AT ALLEN'S, Iik Macoi at Gnn, With a complete stock of ' 1 AT ALLEN'S, PERFUMES, Z © o > i B tr o Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! Cheap As Dirt, o B 3 d z o Wn B. BAVAOB * BRO', COLtTMK COME AND SEE, 00 w b g. DO 6 3 COME AND SEE, RATES. S. GO S’ a- Cheap as Dirt. Dois# Ban's win giro very dose to CASH 3 ffi Cheap As Dirt, PAINTS and OILS WHOLESALE g * IF YOU WANT Considerable anxiety is l»<»ing man­ ifested at Schaolcrah for tfto safety o( Trumau Hunt, ft wealthy farmer, who mysteriously disappeared on tho li'.h. He had aconsiderable sum.ol money nod had started to take tho train for Chicago. A thorough scaich is being made. = p WINES & LIQUORS! ftr Uxmaand aj through Cbrir i uu said mortgage, together with said attor­ ney fee and all Giber legal costa. Tho deecription’of said land, a# described in said mortgage, is as follows, to wit - all that certain piece or parcel cf land lying and being in Nashville, Derry county. Michigan, and known as the north twenty-five feet off from north side of village lot No. taeutythroe of said village. CHARLES B. B1CHARD8ON, CLEMENT SMITH. Mortgagee, Attorney for Mortgagee. Dated Naahvffie, Mich.. April ffth 1875. PUTTY, DYE STUFFS For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only A little son of Mr. T. Cowcl at Quincj seven monlhs- of age, wasaccidently poisoned on Ute 7dh by suck­ ing a green card, and1 came neardyinc before a physician couid.be summond, but is now in a lair way to recover. ing the place of bolding the circuit court for the county of Barry,—on Saturday the third day of July, A. D. 1375, al the hour B WALL PAPER, PAINTS, CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, spelling for the month : Minnie Coe, Dora 2. BOOKS. S TA TJ ONER Y Diam om Nellie Walrwtb 100. B class in Arithmetic: Ida Deyo 100, Ida Venn 100, Charlie Evict# 95, Ella Dart 100, James Ehret 100, Raijh Boise 95, Jda POSI'AHE 1’HEi: WooJcutl 11*'. B class in Geography: James Ehret 100, Beautifully IlliiMtratcd Minnie Coe I«. Hattie Gregg 98, Dora W«lrath 97, lUJrb Charlie Everts The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, now In II. 31m 95, Edith Fleming 95. C class in Arithmetic: Miaaic Coe 100, Ing lefonnaUim prrtalmm,Dora Walralh ICO, Edith Fleming 100. rhankal and SckrntWlc 1’ni.n Louisa Lens 100, Hattie Gregg 98, Mina Hall 100. The SnpennlenJetU of Eaton Rap­ ids achoohkhos been in, hot water on account of ft*gtng one of hia pupils for using pHjfnue langting*, but finally settled matir- A by paying the mother of the boy SSG, say, after the lapse of said thirty days, the said principal sum of twelve hundred twenty and 75- lOOihs dollars, with all arrearages of interest thereon', should al the option of the obligee, hie executors, ad min loti store, or asaigus, become and l>e due and payable im­ mediately thereafter, altheugh the period as above limited for the payment thereof might fore contained io the contrary thereof in call and see us before purchasing. aw mb, Drugs, Medicines m wm, TIE BEST PIPEB. TUI IT save money by getting your Buggiesin your own County. Every Buggy is warranted thoroughly. J. Is. REED k CO, I KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! S’ CD 3 EJ B Ot hwlUmala 1 ixeuwin LIQUIDPAINTS COME AND SEE. ysicians will find our lock complete, at the lowest living prices. Ohio inrn are baahftil. Oue hid under a hog pea for half a day rather than testily in a l*w*nit. ' AU this bowl against Umj morals of Brooklyn has increased he pupukriion DETROIT WHITE LEAD WORKS Prescriptions Carefully Prepare! FA RIH OBBEX. MAKE IT PAY YOV T. CU4B. W. M»UI«T F.C.iF.T. BOISE, DrsggteU. A. W. ALLES. �== The average boy, when in >bout »ho aaventh year cd his reign, benlde LOCALS Hb crowning enjoy­ AIKSWOETH & BROOKS, behind the currant bushes 'and bio feet arrayed in nature’s beat, Al! are not dlacuvcrtxl. ' —J. L. Graham is building a new boose. goes joyfully for a time. Then his ■‘boas" toe endeavors to pee! the pay the Highest Market Price for hide off a'Stone. But a mistake has —J. FhopbeD has moved his machinery jwfft made and the boy. dances up at^ down, sees stars, and says : to this village. CORN, apples, OATS, Glover Seed, &c.. LAWYER, M. FLINT, Delivered st their five yards of cloth, and exhibits ten stubbed, jammed up and scrubbed off fttie toes. Then cold weather -X —The band his been out upon the'at playing twice since oar last. As uaa usual it commences and be bunts up and puts on hb bools and prepares for did credit-to itself. —No matter whether the times are bard cr another summer’s campaign. LIEBHAUSER, TAILOR PABADY, Manufacturer of ^grirnltural gmplrarnts Dry CmSb, OF ALL KINDS. ■ Gale's Chilled Plows, BMta, Shoes, Notion, DRAGS, CULTIVATORS, Shirts, fc., A “high-toned" young men, of lhla eity, did, on receipt of two dallara. (to attend the donee the other evening) give a chaUle' mortgage on hie light eolorect coat How Smithy it appear* to be to hoop op with the M, Iu. —Rev. M. Merely, of Grand Rapids' is The cornel band of this village, will hold in town in the interest of tho Baptist Mis- in remembrance our national holiday by giving a bowery dance at Thornappie —Lerier Larkina nnd Frances Gordnicr Lake,'commencing Friday evening July 2nd, were joined in th ebondf-of matrimony, and continuing through the following day. A good time la guaranteed. Special police by Esq. Chipman, on the 6<h inat. will be in attendance to preserve order. —Bev. C. I. Deyo delivered a very ex­ cellent sermon last Sabbath morning. Ev­ ery one in the village should have heard it. The ladies of tbe M. E. Sochi will hold a ^VL JONES, speaking about another man and bis lady associates. He was released on Monday when Under Sheriff Vrooman beard of it. There is a good many men in this city out of steady employment And the shut­ ting down of Dwight A Burrall ebops this rill shat down in August. Wheel ■or*e Forks, AINSWORTH k BROOKS, CLOTHING. Proprietors. SUITS from 08. to OSO. Greeting! Made up In good stylee and warranted to fit or no sale. Again in the Trade Business Ttelatiom CHA.WPION BEAPEB & MO WEB AXD TKB BXST IN THE MARKET. BOOTS and SHOES, QT* Yon will always find a large of Detroit, Rochester and Eastern manu- stock of the above named Implements at faeturiea, at prices that cann't fall to please. our standjust north of WoltMCs. And further E Justice of the Peace, A FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, White Goods, BOOTS AND SHOES, Spring and Summer —The frame of E. Chipman’s addition is HIMY& FANCY GOODS! Neck Ties, Rushings, Collars and Cuffs, —_ IS ALL or TH1 LATBar BIBLES Hats Bleached and Pretied. Dr® lalut, Ceiling ail Fiitiit Done BKW MILLINERY GOUDS! when completed, will be an ornament to State St. 6 Teaching the Leeson. 7 Laws of Good Tetachfag. 8 Sunday School Revivals. 10 Normal drill exercise. 11 The primary class. 12 “What can I do." 13 What our S. S. needs. There wtll.be a question drawer, Church next Sabbath. Rev. C. S. Fox, P. We condense tbe following from the E.,'will preach in the evening. The Sab­ ExTinrntsB • bath School will be at five o’clock. The New England House has been pur­ —There will be no 4th of July Celebra­ chased by O. 8. Folhlt of Bellevue, and tbe And in varieties to suit customers, all to be tion In Nashville, this year. She has con­ name changed to the Follett House. The clude^ to s»ep one side and let Woodland building baa been overlooked, plastered, Vermontville do the celebrating thia year. and painted throughout. DRESS AAAKING REESE & DETTERIOK »r THS ----- •» -W-* ■ IUKlieHt Cat-li Price FOR ALt KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, Hilts Pelb ail Fm. On Monday, Fred McNair, while break­ ing a pair of colts to drive on a buggy, was suddenly capsized and dragged a few.rtdr, by the horses becoming frightened at tho raised top. He held to them bravely, and come out with so fsw scratches. No damage to tbe hones or buggy. chalk fir®AT Qtni-i? —Dell Barlow and Frank Purchls have —Wool is coming in slowly. The formed a co-partnership and in addition to Her. M. Morley, SupL of Mission Work, tbe barber shop, have put in a stock of ci­ and others will aid in the- meeting. Ali first clip was brought in hat Friday. gars, collars and matches. lovers of Sunday School work are cordially Arnsworth A Brooks and T. C. Dow­ ning represent our market. 38 to 40 —Horace Flint, ef Bellevue, brother of invited to participate. cents is the price paid. (Vermontville Extxfusb please copy ) In the building formerly occupied by Ayls—Peter Burt’s hand, which- was worth k Dickinson. cut open by Dell Durham some two Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS Tbe ladles of the Congregational Church —Ed While has repainted and fitted his new purchase up in nice style, and on society raised and expended $76 in kalsoWednesday Messers. Dickinson and Ayls mining and carpeting their church. worth moved in with their stock .of mer­ Vermontville proposes to celebrate the chandise. 4th of July. Hon. Geo. Willard of Battle Creek has been invited to speak. by tbe Recently Fred Hull married a daughter of Hon. H. G. Barber. . -----2Z—I: morning service “The power of influence.” Evening service “The Christian vourcn Church nnext Sabbath vwnmiau months ago, does not get well. IcIAEKAITEraTHKHRM. We are also agents for AUTISTIC PAINTERS! PROBA1*E OBDEIL Entire Satisfaction. All orders left with ns will receive prompt at tendon. Both Doable and Single Baggies b. Call. Naahville, Mich., April lot, 1876. KERB A CROCKER. Kuh.Si., Mich, Juu W, 1874. L. J. WHEELER pURNITORE MANUFACTORY! W. A. AYLSWORTH. LISTEN? JACOB LENTZ & SONS Manufacturers and keeps on han Parlor, Library, Diaiu, Office aii GENERAL FUNTHRE! MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER, thanking the public for past flavors solieto a continuance of the aame, and would inform the public that they will keep constantly on hand FRESH MEATS, Something Interesting nnd Valuble. all kinds, which will bo sold low for cash Tbe highest price paid for Hides, FeNs *°*Uoa W“l aide-Maia 8c ashvllle, Mich. MORTGA.OIS HALE. priv cd of the use of it. . Tbe wound was 7i inches in length and the ax cut Ihrough-fhc bone. Together with a full assortment oi MIRRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS, AC.. AC., KOCHER BROS. Have removed to their List of letters remaining in the Naahville P. 0., Juno 17tb. 1876. Isaac B. Riggs, James Reynolds, P. Her­ ron, Mrs. C. Burlingbam, Miss Josephine In the new brick block, apposite lhe Union lloslimom, J. H. Brainard, Mrs. Mary A* COFFINS AND CASKETS, House, and arc bound to lead the Co. in thv Canle, J. F. Thomas, Mrs. Julia Turner, John Bands, Mrs Stanley Sweeney, W. Bil­ Of all etylee and ilcee, and METAL1C CASES furnished to ordes lets, D. Young, Toachlm Niemann, Curtis ChappelL SHR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ H. T. Davineon. P. M. INGS kept constantly on hand. Baby Calls anil PeramDulaturx! Elegant New Quarters, Ury Goods Business ! Deeds of Barry county, Michigan on tho first day of July, A. D. 1870, at eleven o’clock A. M„ in Liber T seven hundred [$700] dollars in yearly pay­ ments, of one hundred dollars each year, from tbe data of said mortgage, with inter­ in said mortgage expressly agreed that should any.default be made in the payment —Tho July AtlaxtUj U characterized by LOCAL MATTERS. its reference to his terra anniversaries and We have just added to our already large Wgju. Just received a nice line ofLiMhna, by its remarkable fine poetic contributions. and choice stock of • Graaa Cloth and White Goods for dreaaea at “The Battle of Banker Hill” is narrated in dred dollars, with ail arrearages of internt Tbdmax*>. a short animated account, and a paper on thereon, should at the option of the obligee, “Washington in Cambridge” gathers such t&- Carpeto, (New Stylee), at his executors, administrators or assigns. At the old atand, weal aide of Main St. facts and incidents as are of interest respecDiCKixaoa'a. —Kerr & Crocker have eold and delivercu Naahville M left. buggies to the following persons : G. A. ly 3rd. when Washington took command of A largo lino ef GERERiL MERCHARDISE Aahton Sill at —Two little boys" in this village were playing among the corn with a liUle^plow tut Tueeday. A lady watching them called and .•No,"said a bright five-year-old : elevating it.” “We are hardware store step into C.C. Wolcott's. Everything is in tiptop order. Charley NASHVILLE, MICH. Stats or Michigan. 1 Manafaetured at Marengo, Mich., of tho boat material, Ly fint-.:laas workmen, and we ean fully warrant all Buggies «e sell. Farmers give us a call and we wil guarantee Very Cheap. Give Me —Tho Jackson Daily Cimxx la getting to be a model dally newspaper. Should any of our citizens deaim a Jackson paper they can bo supplied with the Cmiis for 60 cents a month. REESE k DETTERICK. ATKINSON & BOE, It ' Is. EMERY’S BUG G-T ES! Urs healed up but Mr. Burt is jitill de- BUTTER and EGGS. 21-46 he. We are agents for the ' ELIHU CHIPMAN, frost which did some damage to beans and other tender plants. Rakes, LUMBER WAGON! with you. I trust by fair dealing I shall be Boots frost *2.50 to *» pr pair standing the moral editor's UUlo squib this able to retain your confidence, and to win that of strangers. —You may talk about big nooee 'till 8'rawberry and Ice Cream festival at Kocher doomoday, bat a good, clean noee with Bros.’ old eland, on Friday evening, June A lodge of United Sons of. Industry was 23th All are invited. plenty of meal on it, to no disgrace. No ; special ttention instituted in this city in Febniary last, and tlr. SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE. —One of the livolleat and moot et>betanginning to work finely and invite all labor­ is invited to A JM> lot of There will be a Sunday School Institute tlal of Nashville's enterprises is Boise & ers to Join in with them. All classes of Lee’s grocery, provision and crockery held in Reese A DeUerick’s Hall, Nashville, trades are represented, and as it is working June 20th and 27th, beginning at 9:30 a. M., for the laboring class, we don’t see why of tbe first day. The institute will "be con­ —Rev B. Morley, of Grand Rapids, will they should not prosper. Nasbrille, Mich. ducted by Rev. 0. F. A. Spinning, Bute AND preach at Reese & Dettariok’s Hall on Sun­ The landlord of the National Hotel is hav­ Sunday School Missionary, day, the 19th fast at 10:80 a. m. and 7:80 General Conveyancing, ing his examination for breaking tho leg of Tom Betts to-day. On the 20th of May 1 Oar Work. Collections a specialty. K —Parties are negotiating for the lol just .last he put Betts out of his barroom after 2jHor the Borno may Help or Hinder. Ladles! Linen Collars Jc Caffs north of Smith & Putnam's hardware, on selling him liquor and pounding him. Thia cWpiCH IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. MONEY TO LOAN 8 The S. 8. in section. which to put op a carriage and blacksmith suit is brought out on the charge of assault To match all new Spring stylw, bought at 4 The Good Teacher. Reedy pay customers shall have no cause “t a.P. my own price, to be sold accordingly and battery. Jury disagreed. 6 Preparing tbe Lesson. MBS. L. O. OROCKER^-X^: 7u^ visited by quite a heavy Hone f.. I world respectfully inform my friends JOHN Q CRESSY, J . 8 II E B 11 Gang Flown, Collan, b thia th.law. Marebel, rrieeeed him Last Saturday- night one Herman D. Purdy of Middleville, was brought hero M, G. A Truman’s elegant large brick is Who to always ready with a good assort­ ment of HAIR. STUCCO, has used up three quarts of arnica, -The Quarterly Mtrating servieee Sabbath at th. Hamilton scbo»l house bo held in the grove. are selling Hits, C«ps, W. H. H. Heath has sold eat bls business ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE Our city Marshal! put a man in the jail want done right down at hardpan prices cords and variations thrown in. Be­ fore the summer b ended that boy Saturday night for drankeness and disorder- OHN R. EASTMAN. W. L AYI^WORTH’S, ClelklBg, carried into the house and laid upon & Broeseau, and will travel for a Grand —J. W. Carpenter has laid sidewalks in a bed, and he wishes Lhe was that Rapids .firm. . LATH, front and around his residence, on State St. boy, but he ain't and that big toe util! continues to pain and make him SHINGLES, dance “ juber" to the tune of Yankee WATER LIME, paraiory to opening an office In the village. Doodle quickstep, with all the dis­ horses are being stolen. SALT, ftLEMENT SMITH. q POTATOES, ON HAND AT Gibo Mathews has been moving buildings —The blind man has put up an awning “Cruel Jacknives; but this is binding." Then he thinks of ths story hb moth­ f. Allen has added a stock of gro- er read him from the Bible about the seeing a tall White coot with a Hille' short little boy that followed the reapers and fell down and was taken tip and V NEW GOODS! ‘ Fanners have dieoovered ment » to go barefoot. And the first JUNE 18, 1876 warm day finds hb boots laid away FRIDAY, GOODS! the coming of warm weather with great rejoicing. Webster a hobbs, suck ’ ’ —UUi*. Al! kind, of work In th* RJn*k»-Ilh ATTENTION, ALL! NEW 1W. Pickle bee been awgaged aa Pricci- WHBEUta'a. ■Oto A big tot of Shawls juat received at celt, whose “Fancies of Spray and Petal'* -TauMAx'a. will remind the reader of tbe extraordinary “Fancies by tho same ’ author publbhed Durham's. It is conceded to be a little the last year. Charles Dudley Warner send* beet for the pi lev in town. from Egypt a capital travel sketch, “Pass­ Kid Gloves tor Ono Dollar at ing the Cataract of the Nilethere is a Dickix box’s. timely and helpful article by Professor Trowbridge on “Lightning and LigbtnfagFreeh bread from the Charlotte RcdsMr. James* serial, “Roderick Hud­ bakery, received at P, Durham's every day. son,” increases in dramatic interest, and a very clever story, “Broke Jail," by D. 11. Tkcmax’b. Johnson, will probably be one of tbe first nn-loreold by no firm. couldn't immediate discussion, and tbe whole number COTTO NUDES, LUMBER, WHOLESALES RETAIL TRADE We are requested to my ihot there is no fotiudalton whatever for the i sensation article iu the columns of the Nashville News, concerning u pre­ tended child murder in the town ship of Maple Grove.—HaMtngi. Banner. NO EXCUSE FOR BEING SICK. BUILDING LUMBER! h., colds or coa­ lite Inroat and Keep constantly on hand LATH & SHINGLES. Is the frog-footed editor of the Banner a natural born idiot, or b he partial to f.of; soap ? Which ? 88eoi A. W. OLDS. urf ««-100(S7U.M) <MIuk u4 BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, C.AJFS, «U at public auetion Yankee Nollen-, Of all kinds, and in fact A. Roosa & Sox. rearages of is declared there is nos ZFL-AJST 3ST E JL>S, Groceries . BSR- Old paper* for sale at this offieo, H. 0- Hovpntox A Co., Boston* —The Christian Social held at C. C- WeL DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CASSMffiK, FOR THE 4 —Eaton, the mind-reader bud a mind to RomanlteSchooi," Mr. Towle one on “The hold forth at Union Hall, laet Saturday qTA little over two dollars were the on “An Obsolete Fine Gentleman," a por­ traiture drawn from h'tf studies in Italian Ing, and stated that that money Saw IMEill I day that gage,-or s<> much thereof M ■trail Bkall be mm* sary to rativfy the said amount due on *^4 tnortyngr, iogettor with said attorney fe« and all .Iker tegd «*,. the descrtpltMi of raid land, as described in said movtgsgn, is as Dillows, Io wit: ell th<u ernai* Which we will dlspoM ot as tew if not tewtr piece or jraroel t,f 1 nd situate, lying than our competitors. ;.ring in the coanty of Barry, awd State of Michigan, known and described u Joltnw. Cosnr. and see ns and bring along towil: The snath half of the mm* Jkhatf of tbe northwest quarter of eacfion thinwa*(13) your Butter, Eggs and Dried Fruit. I in town three (Si, worth of range eevrot Be pay the Highest Market Pricefor THUMA8 SHELDON. CLEMENT SMITH, Mwn.w. Attoiavy tor Mot-iRaana. W. I. K*cm a Br.J* Dated Naahvilte, Ap>U 6, W4. h Everything 5011 �»*» rm. nnTFF. A letter hsui been received al the office of the Adjutant-General of Connecticut, OPIUM '!' : ration, imply that they are the rrwulta says the New Haven Journal, coming of the phy of one net of coemiad fora* from an Indian girt of tho old Bsy Stale, which have been broaght into operation | prirferring tho modest and piquant reat? bt?£ 18200 MSLTNtt&TESS.. by tlic graftal cooling of the earth from. 85420 ri!ic Talejraph Company. exploring expedl- । ettnse train ft* Naw Tqrk tan .--'Dio Troaa.irj Th>|»rtnicnt at Waalunglon prewnt condition. Hin argument is nt for the sake of throwing a flood of light I National Banka <m amount of taflnrti ti> kUmp [ proooedod, the enurt gradually Hudumed on tho investigstion, tbatsho dimosnded, ! to. The rcjKxta thus far received fi<tn tbe > a ^^,^4 l,VJ1 BIKj |.m>. m tlio tern- five generations back, '‘from Wanda, : mu. r.w»to«.to~ Mote,to I brami, ,n„, liotter of the Yankee tribe of Indians.” Ths) folknrs: . .in An tho coding ... of u«> tho Hurth UM •uw.U'M io comj>r<wu»«o u>o raan apiuH juiimn; and H]xnksr Blaine received alight itijntwe. Vlcc-prenidmit Witoou wae on tbe train, but <w>pe<t injury.’ ' • ’ „top™»u*raai.to™.... • QKlfKnAl.. -Judge William.-, *1 Chicago. Ja»t Week r. n- . on I raltrl0tol #v?AJrw>-. - more, being at u highar temperature than -The Uverpool . Tranaatiantic Steameliip j Um) Wld having a higher coefficient <> 1 —- laaaM. i — —■ ■ 11™ vwImi tnr I , g , 1 of contracbou for equal im« of befit. lug a flue of »100 each" upon the Aldermen Ln By this proceM, which is still going contempt and the City Clerk, and a flnwcf 4300 upon eacli of th* six couuaol who advioed the —Iteporb* have been received from tho Fiji ob, the crust of tho earth would shrink AkUnwu that they rouM notbe punished for ■elands that W,<M)0 natired have died of epi­ at one rate, and the vastly hotter cunttnl wntcmpl if they violated tlic injunction, which demic meaalto. ' . portion at another and greater rate; and ' —There, arc rumor* of an impending republi­ cavities would be formed between the can uprising, at Madrid. It is inspired by the arust and the nucleus, cavities which would be inevitably filled by the crush­ the famome Had' Stocking*. "r Oj-iiabi. who are said io be stronger now ti ing down of the solid crust on the more White fiiockinga, of Chicago, at the grauxta in wh(!U Uj0 yonng King iw-Tetcb-i the throne. swiftly contracting nucleus, by the force to 0. *Pari* Ukt week exuaiiic' iamiMwie dsaaute. of gravitation, which ia sufficient to —Judge Nehwo. of tbe United Slate® District qtiw,, worc nwiiy ’ aceWante.- arid traffic wm crush Uro hardest rocks; and as tho solid i Court at Wluoua, Minn., ha®, rendered a de- wholly BivqietMlMl'in the etreeta. Tbe atann criurt follows tho shrinking nucleus, radon affirming toe oanetitmioMltty of toe ■ u, of Fnuwo, and from the avUItighte. ■ ------- - ----------- ' --------- - *-—- — " the force expended in mutual enrolling —By'a recant.dcaniw «T th® Supreme Court j pro-traUnl and eicrcn persona killed. The dani- and dislocation of its parts bi transformed into heat," by wljicb, ut the point* of of Ohio. faiNlii belcniging to benevolent and leated even — to enrolling, tho rocks are lie — taxation. —The Drilbth government baa received dia- fusion. . Military Division of die Mbwrmri. hM pubImbed a general order notifying gold-eoeking emigrant^iat tbny must keep out of tbo Big । | Horn territory for the present. I --It is sail that the headquarters of the Na­ tional Grange will ba removed from Washing­ ton to Louisville, Ky. poU-bre confirming the reports of frightful mortality among the native® Of tbe Fiji Wanda from epidemic mcsalce. —Tbo tribunal at Paten baa aoutoneod Priurc Itobop Dy.Fo«roter. of Brwilau. to a.fino of 2,000 marks, or 133 days haprtaoomont. for illegally exconimiulcating a priont. wealth ante-dating tliat period, hsnee they are unable to afford Wanda's de­ scendant the information which she eravm. Any pi-raon disposed to aid this Indian girl will please aend word to tbe Coanocticut State-House. Gi.ad Tnnxos for Tire Slaves of Kixo Alcohol.—How many a manly form is palsied ; how many a noble rniuil is dt*troy chI ; how many a priceless soul lost through* tho curse of strong drink .' To the dMpnrihg victims of tho Satanic tyrant. Alcohol, whose shattered neryee, and trembling limbs, and racking headuchoB, norm to find no relief except in, the renewed use of tbe fatal poison which brings them every day nearer „ to t_:.T their ±.7 -~r~" miserable M*d, w<- announce glad tiding* o£ great joy! Dr. Walekb** Vinegar BmKRS contain not a idugie drop of .al­ cohol in any form, but are a sovereign remedy for tho Ills of drunkenness. They restore tone —d strength to thn system. . and entirely eradicate tho pernicious ap­ petite for liquor. Try a few bottles of Vineoar Bitters, and you will never crave strong spirits again, but find your health rejmirdd, your mind restored, and be once more u man in the best sense. Health is cheap when Vinegar Bitters ore 31 a bottle. \ 40 The access of water to such-pointe de­ termines volcanic eruption. These pointe of enrobing may <x-cur st various depths in the solid crust Ha Hum proceods to mcaBure the amount of actual contrac­ tion by tho annual amount of heat lost by radiation into space,,which is suffi­ cient to liquefy seven hundred and seventy-seven cubic miles of ice into water at thirty-two degrees, and comes to tho conclusion that Ines than one-fourth of the total annual lose of heat would buflice to produce the contraction nececnary for his, hypotliaris. The actual amount of annual construction is esti­ mated nt a reduction of three-fifths of an inch, an amount too small to be meas­ ured by nny astronomical method, and yet more than enough to produce all the volcanic phenomena now to be observed on the surface of the earth. Santander, Spain, han been embargoed at the Ciatam-Howo. Minister (kieWng's attention and Salvador Cortreal. a tobacco merchant of haa been called to tbo fact. Havana. Cortreal cliargod Curtin with being —In a railway accident near Bath. England, improperly intimate with lii« wife, and a com- lately, several persona were killed and many injured. • discharge Curtis fell fainting from lew* oL —Rfanarok baa issued a decree fa. bidding blood. Cortreal then, believing his friend deed, thodrealation of * (Lathoflc paper' printed st placed a revolver at hia own tcnffile and killed Baltimore within the German omi>ire for two himself. Curite k* b custody. — Lai^ dispatehe® from Panama give an ac­ —Aaron Schute, of Bradstreet's Commercial count of a terrible earthquake that occurred In though GO yUtas of aga. grappled with thenn- lea. on tbe IBth of May. Several tmrna were trader, when the burglar ahot him. through destroyed, and many tliouwida of lives loeL the neck.. Tbe burglar ewcapwl, and Schute —Tbo King ot Greecedoeenot propose toabwil! die? t | dicate. Facts Worth Knowing.—Tho Wilson | Smith Organ Co. BOSTON, MASS. TAeae Standard InstrumenU Bold by Music Dealers Everywhere. | Gto. P. Rowell & Co. | INSTALLMENT. PLANt FARMING LANDS $10. to $500. SENT FREE. £ If Johnoon’a Anodyne Liniment is lialf aa valuable as people say it is. no family _____________ PATHWAYS OF THE HOLY LAND. ’ PUwtlne. It. Hlrtxi, AnU ma. Mmdlna to IIm> Gtwat v U» PdiwUne r.jplrtlrx i. Bmui tor nor •»«» SOLD BT ALL DRUGGlEH*. NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO. 8 VIBRATOR” THRESHER. NO YOU WILL NEVER bin FRUIT unprecedented in tbe annati of Farm Machinery. IF YOU OONT 8ET IT OUT. H1X PrUo lJG. • ,» .—4 X».- .. -- n>~4— ■ Norwabw U. I»4- > ? irl-df — *I|^ |*Th ‘iha Waateful and imperfect work of ivlB|;^itraln»J*ring Prtrm wtSUw N. F. BURNHAM'S TVRBIXK WATER WHEEL MEW YORK. qtwrnm ar.fi a mxj.rttr. the "flattered debrin from the wreck, and to set ont nhade tree*, to endure pas­ ‘ -Tao Naw Hampshire Ix^islatixre, it> joint! finally through exhaustion sunk to rise j turvs, to build out-uonscs, and eseli sne- will bring oouteukheul lu thd fwuilv. ““ . ™ ' *wre W,U* Tour *Ul l“" "°n' U1“ ““ *»a pz.ta funuiug to rrxwmbg top. or pro»»1 J™ "B be huppy iiorwe M jriouMMd” Powers, also »»prfRu«4KF?S”Jl.'S,,=.'r O A r.^aln Habit Cured naira wtr.Hnnt lirirr: rr.-'rvy Fr-E lUtrmUIBEUB UUAAn! IS LIFE. 1F. 2 -©ecretaryE toU. piptofl or mUtofll. n... d-T “»■ l-L too tomeM told. ~h ™.b. „ ™!ZZ _ _ ' i JT” * UuD,t °f 11 b‘ “ dmii., hop. MILU vi'KI’F COHN' -1 —‘ “■« double bra olut. I M-I’uira- umraul tbrir bum. firanfl-. own I,, topL to Wotouuwdohildnmtotod Uto« U»n to*ly4 “-1 ~»»»'; «« Ruano com- Mrr'r' ot BTf,win? croP" ont hila fur the i “T01™1 therm TWr love of tho bcunti1 ful CINCINNATI a rt. Every Man HIb Own Painter. TOLKUO. mssiMfeamiraEitinW DETROTT CLKVKLAND. - a c- 2 £-.* e-^Z * jilf-'b/ 3 — JJAltS patent.stanGAPQ SAFES AT HARD FAN PRICES.| HAU'S SAFr&WCKCO. PIUM s: - ; cexsive improve.motit is a boud to bind straw, ncanins*, r rax. i ■urh difficult grain an.l EASE AND EFFBC to Msrlectioa; Mvex the by extra eavlar of rraln; makes bo "I ingkrt require. LESS THAM OME-HALF the Deite Boxen Journals, and Gexrx; easier aged; 1®m repair.; one that grata raiiwra to employ and wait for. even at ad vr....._ ■vs? anssrs1.* r.;% arts olktew MMorro Power®. 1 f Interested In grata raising, or threahinr, write for lilnAtrated Circular. (.en.-/r,-r) with full THE MARKETS. taW U a= i ------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- t]le, great moral show, the No-Haired num lent it fpr n life of burglary, Jond froin that time to th© day of his death he ™ concrrnrtl in no Iron than Cur,,- iIlKAtif 10. i2.r~6S£S3=»t- “LEADING THHESHIXG RACHIgK.” rlS KffliyLi'S *—1.1 O U . Wnurr-No. 3 Chicago. pl5 5-’ S. Sir».|-rrir., RMpbeTOw. BUckbantas. St. Mart** Cirracn. i mjomctt OrrrJPa.l froh conquests of female hearte. In his dying statement he claimed connection with a number of mysterious criines that have taken place in' New York State of The properties of Dr. Waj.kzb': VtxKOAk BiTTKMMxe Aperient. Diaphoretic Canninative, Ko" .t*, laxative. Jliutetir, Sedative, CounSl . - .tant, Sudorific, Allers tire, and Anti- .ion*. $106.25 WANTKD FOR. A-OFlXT-i Dr. J. W'alkei'x .(itHfonria Via egar Bitters nso a purely VcgetabB preparation, -made chiclly from llio hativc herbs found on tlio lawr.r jauges oT Llie Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor­ nia, the medlclnnl jiropcrtles <w which are cxtrncted therefrom without the use of Alcohol. Tho question Is almost daily asked, ‘‘What is Ute cauaemf tbe unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit tkrsP Our answer is, that they remove the cause of disease, and Urn patient re­ covers bis health. T’ley arc tljo jpvat blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a perfect Renovator and Invlcorato: of the system.' Never before tn <hr bUtory of toe world has n cumpoaufled posscMing th® rwarkab’e qcw.tie* of Vinkoae BiTnunT in healing the ■wk of every disco*® maa ls heir to. They arc a gentle Purgative m well m a 'tonie. relieving Congestion or Inflanimadtm' o' tho Liver and Visceral Organ*, in Hillre.- PRIVILEGES HqWJQGEJAHOJIE. Fa mams and “ Hunte Men ' are con­ tinually inquiring what we know of the utility of NZiri-u/rtw'a Cmnlry Condition I'moirrt, and in reply, we would nay. through the colnmxw of thin paper tliat “» have heard from huudreda who have need them with gratifying raudta; WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT IT. was recently destroyed by fire. Tits loro will I liad become numraiageablo ; Unit they of the brilliant odiievemente and extraorrraeb ♦15.000 : it»nrane«. ♦98,060. thlu,» <illr?nR those hours of peril to dinorvyopularity of tlie No-Haired Man /‘OLjr/CAt. Qn Htcam.pr’ had no opi«rtnni- ( of Vancouver sjatand is full of eucouragv—Um poUtua! unlroglio in the New Ham|>-1 ti> bail out thoir lsMt and go to tho; ment for bald-headed men. Shire Monate |u>a been porttaBy adjusted »ry tho i rt*cuc of the unfortunate bring*' who ‘ -— Supreme Court in adedniou affinningthe legal- j were slowly but sandy going down ; tliat D OF FKnSTAXKtfcr. ity at the mtion at tho Governor and tho Men-1 tlioy finally saw tbo ship sink, aud took r The feeling that you tire settled and **” *t° -l^sttng np<>n th® election couteM, and , no mfuuiurwi to render aiwistancn to j fixed will induce you to go to work to uTnXXiu" U‘"" wbo h»"flo<UJ .bout on impror, your Imi. to |>ton< orduto^ —Gov. Dans, of Hmncrota. decline* to be a , ^1, !•>.(,ni.em--amdM.ly Th-gr*. uodraM luxm rcit«rou»a U.MK.-an^*. th. ratorCavn—■" KU «> pl<*~u« lor iiuuiy Wimmer, pul m *ln«'***n<* : being nm*Unp iu Urge quwailie.-t th<-n. rhl.ro™. B.in.blfam. furairfrimr ira.,, . eily i*kion jmrrrnl ..-------- „---------- —-------------- ---- - ------------a Tjc mul wiUeml flour™, or STOCKS rVlNECAR BITTERS TUMBRIDGE J.cMwtlwte-tln.potteUjElWwiO, bol „ifl „o<h.»g dx»lCW« t^T’or'Z *’*’* •“»<*’*. “d' R-. or u» N.Uu>n munter. Tl» rtorj ««aioa has slecMd Hon. Penton O. Oiaoey, i no more. Ira titan «s. AGENTSILIVINGSTONE'S baiter in Um hartur u Buffalo, a few daya since, j boat wm launched soon after they lofti about half his time in prison. In the killing Captain JmnvM Uml. Kogiueer Edward tho Bj1jp> with ita rarRO of mPn I of incarceration he planned »»“ “■»» on Ixxird to look out for thcmaelvos ; tlud tiro Captain called to thorn in the first-named boat to return to the ship, but that such *uoium wm impractienbici Ranging from gg to 110 par aora, ooLdhta^m. " Wmuon’s Toxic ih not n panacea—is not a cure for everything, but ia a catholicon for malarious diaeaww. and day by day adds freeh lanreh to itn crown of glorioim auooomt iuigoriM Uvcrs and Spleen*, along the shady banka of our lakea and rivera. are restored to their healthy and norma] necreiiami. Health and vigor follow its use. and Chills have taken their departure from every household where Wiihoft1* Anti-Periodic ia kept and taken. Don't fall to try rt. Wuekixkw. Fixeat A Co., Pro|irirton!. New Orleanj. Maro. lut wrek. by the ui-ettiug of a boat on *”rpnd hours -these five men ui n boot hundred burglaries, three cf which were Brow! Canal. • , , presumably capnhls of carrying twenty- attended with murder. He was arrested -Tho tug-boat B. IL Hifferd exploded her j five persons. Tilby trtnte that another one hundred and fifteen times, and spent actiottaly. and It m thought, fatally injured. -Tbenrain building of tiw agricultural works j al Lebanon, N. II.. were Intnied U»t week, with : a l-ro of ext.OOO. Ono hundred and fifty men | AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWS. WANTED. I NEW BOOK II I which ar­ ;, rived at New Yor£ Thursday hurt, | brought five seamen of the Dominion Lincateomidup Vicksburg, from Mon­ treal for Liverpool, which wm mink by ico on Tucfwlny, June 1. Tho mon wore picked up June 5, nearly dead from ex­ posure, but since then hail been rapidly 1dm by placing uinio potion In whiaky which improving. Other boots were launched with a large number of persons, but the she gave him. ' —The cattle stealing raids of tlic Mexican grader niunlxr were seen to perinh Uneven continue with unabated frequency. without getting in' the boata. Tlte Vicksburg wonfc down in the oxiatenoe. however, by Copt. McNocly anti nome midM of ice, arid the boat wm trarronndof hi® Texan troop® iu a fight Satartjay. Tbe cd by icebergs and a field of ice when force of Uro tide ven nnnilxral exactly twelve. ’ . —A couple of white men recently hail a d«t- picked up. Tho five men rescued had their feet perience goes for to condemn the popu­ pcrate fight with a band of (flunmne Indians in Bawlbui county, Kan. Tito enoounter tinted__________________ and lega very much __________ Kwollun,r____ ao mueh _______ bo lar fallacy that women worship chiefly four boors, and the redskins were driven away I Umt tlicir boote had to be cut from their hairy men, for thin No-Hnircd Mon wna with a loro of eerra of their number. I married no less than eight times, and F1MKH Atm cabualtikx. j Tho Vicksburg hod a crow of ebout GO seven of his wives., according to hia own --By an explode™ tn the mill ot tbo Hrnltb • meu, and,8 saloon and 24 steerage pos- death-bed narrative, are still living—One ts’~” ”u ci——— -• »— w— > of fjltf wjiole number about_____________ . . in_Philadelphia, ___ __ . ... ouc . in.Now York,, two last week, two peraoun were killed and fourteen 50 were lost. Tlic men rescued toll a ; ft. Connecticut, one in New Orleans, one wonnded. ___ _ were „„„ drowned ________while pitifnl -Four pcraona itihing story of their sufferings while ‘ ft. Lockport, and one in Boston. After on itiqueito river, near Watertown. N. Y.. iae*t making their way "lowly and laboriously j tt Buoccdwful career of seven yeara with week, liemg canted over a dam in a boat landward, raid also give a detailed ac- ': —A iro »t Ten auto, Can.. - laait week, de- count of the disaster. According to I atroyed several »u>rew iu tiro heart of the dty, ' gUtement, they were within a *drowned at Cambridge. ‘Ij"Un0” “nkin«. "hi’’ for YOUNG HENS Book£: sowing machine iu existence, and -it •» sold fifteen dollars lr»w than all other flrRt-claea machines. Machines will lie delivered at any railroad station in thia .county, free of traun- A man died at Troy, the. other day, who, if hia own atory, told on hia death­ bed^ bo true, wna a person of unusual anil exceptional talent His name won Burr Deming, and ho began his career as “ Vancouver, tbe No-Haired Man of Vancouver's Island,” in Bannuu’s great nloral allow. Ho was bom in Litchfield, Connecticut—a town which is memorable M the birthplace of a distinguished di­ vine now on exhibition daily at the great Brooklyn menagerie. Our hero wm noticeable for an entire absence of hair. He attracted Barunm’sattantion early in that great ahowman's career, and Iris glossy pale and shiny clrin were tbe wonder of admiring audiences for woven' full years. When asked the cause of his extraordinary baldness, Vancouver used to reply, withJmppy facetiousn<»8, tliat he “ wm liorrAio. ” Hia matrimonial ex­ ANOTHER DISASTER. —A horrible murder han juat come to light in the township of Homer. III. The wife of floury Jacobs baa been minting for some time. and last week tho huaband waa arroitod and lodged In jail on, suapicu'n of having murdered her. On TYidav laat tho body of Mra. Jacoba was found, haring been h|creUy chop]>ed to piceea. and buried In a box in a corn-field on tho premiaoo of JbcoIm. Jacoba and bin wife liars not lived pleasantly together for romo time, he charging her with having driven hia child:et> was discovered in 1492, and aware of any records ot the common-1 ELASTIC TRUSS CO 883 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. ’ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-06-25.pdf.pdf b3c5e9cc9d72580c8849eb10aaf291fd PDF Text Text ®hr fftashrilk Slews. She ^askrfllr ^nrs. ADVERTISING RATES: PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, lUiiiTiHe, Barry County, Michifw, Editor and Proprietor. Progression. No Retrograding.’ ary’.cr, uc trumaws brick. B.W simt VOL. II. ’ ' NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JUNE ‘25, 1875. NO. 39. --------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------- ----------- v------------- .------------------------ -------------- -- ---- --------- ------------------------- ------------ - ------------------the subject did not have the least bit of | looked despairingly into each other’s^ fintt miles for 9300.-------- ■'hibited by the church; and in more than depreming influence, upon the flamea. i faces. The minister rdged one of the I The novelty of a fifty-railo-race was in- I one instance some devoted lover of the They had taken full jMWMjwiion of the i doctora aside, find whispered in the ' troduped the other day at the Bay Dis- ' art i>crish<d at the stake with other prac—Bay City is troubled with the cutlower portion of the aide nearest the I dying man’s 'car. Mr. Brown opened \ triol Fair Ground,Ban Fraueiaeo. Mowry ; titionero of tho “ Magic ” and tho “ Black oert saloon question. body of tho town^ and threw a strong. ■ his fringelou lids a little wider, amiled ‘ and Smith were the contestants. Both ' Arte." __________________ —Detroit wholesale houses close at 4 Wlwv! cant <me five «oc KKneibkiZ, light on tho hurrying villagers. Among 1 faintly, gatqied, and died^ , men were from San Jose,’and tho match j ABOUT THE HAIR. o'clock Saturday afternoons. . Jorttortepthla Muin! patn? ‘ these latter was Mr. Brown,’ who hod a , “ Poor feller!" groaned Deaam Peter- was for A500 n Bide. ' They each used ; j{eQ , ■ WL T IteoJuae Ho* drop-, laudanum, clcrtra nr hop-te*! —The new tax law haa closed up one whole “nest" of pails on his shoulder, “hfa wi-a a proraiain’ career, cut j ten horses, and changed horses at tlie j Women Quick! or I shall Ih> intan*-. Mloon at Rockford, leaving but two in rant rora roraing "PiroI" H l.a.iftH- .hurt of > vnfi.1™end of ever, mik. Both nten wore drtra 1 ncTpr j Stop that Urnal babr’r r^ualUuc! operation. • . ‘‘ cyoa to see. for ' ■’’fi*'" ,'c!“’”4 Do^>“ Jo"“> : ra.fi both taro „nHnMd Iroralra-iro, total in raralp. bral oualy as if no one had —East Saginaw is about to gravel the with mure u.eor Ibra. « .tararou »ho.Ufi i perfornroj ranrak»l®> r&ug nkploita. I oU,„ £ ihemselveH. Mr. Brown cut tho strings road to the cemetery, three and a half which held tho pails together,' lincti of Iroro K-rav oi raxx-ro. “Hc’» took the ; There roi, therolore greal inbrorat in Uro . miles long, at a co-t of 15,000. men were formed to neighboring wells, ridn. out ot Ml oi u. ra everyllnug dro, I eonW. SmlU’n bororo woro thnXroter. th^ . 1)tll wiUl —Prof. Matter, of thp State Univer­ but Mowry firoplsyed the Iroller homo- ' ucrM wiu, , brae shiny and watei soon began to Im freely ««'»«. he’« got into Martin nloro ns! sity, is attending lectures at Leipsic. And Derarao.Jon™- opinion brcra.ro . inmroMp. Their ennosMso Stylro »»rt> | |„M Ani, ^2 thrown upon the burning building. bald head. And you never new a man He intends soon to undertake a journey ' different Mowry arranged Ms work to Thro® nearest the flame began to retire, Hint of the publie nt huge. lose a liair below where the lutt touches through Switzerland on foot change horaes without stopping, having however, and it aoon liecaiho' evident .Ilia hkuII. It will take it off as clean as —The lumber ent of Michigan for 1875 —- -------------------■ an aid to bring out and place the frosh* that tho odds were in favor of the fire. you cun sliavc it down to exactly that is estimated at 1,500,000,000 feet—2} For twenty-five years students of tlie I horse in tow st tho end of. every mile. Tho wretafied inhabitants were dragging lino, but never a hair below, not if lie times as much ns ar;y other State, and Assyrian and Babylonian remains have ' Smith stopped, diamounbkl and mount­ lias been bold fifty years. The common out their miserable effects, and stood looking at 'tho burning building, uh if been working hardest to develop tho his­ ed, imd by this delay lost two tor three black stiff but, as impervious ns sheet nearly double that of Canada or. kilo en­ tire South. by doing so they were fulfilling tho tory of those empires. They have 'been seconds every mile, which had to be re­ iron, retains tlie heat and. perspiration. Ono ’ of whole duty of man, when ono of them spurred on to their work by their Irril- . gained by superior . speed; —Tlie Elcvcntli Michigan Infantry' ' The little- hair glands, which boor the w Mr Ural U» Kral will hold a reunion at Centerville, Aui suddenly Htarted, turned to another, add Jiimt success in discovering long and Smit's horw urok ^ Hilib in Uro ! full' iiMxinio records ui of vonuiiD various monarchs men-1 mnhUo 11111 mwiiiucun uwunuiuiu* nl oi a u nufc.Md uiue, imu Mfi woipo pot not nrove. move, ’ wheal does to Ut asked, the„ plant above ground, gust 24. O. A. Bowen, tho Deputy tinned in the Scripture”, mid by tlie in- Tho rider had to wait.until another horse “ Where ’add "Welsh V' iiecouw weak from the prutaiuce of moist­ Land Commissioner, will deliver the ~ The man to whom he spoke stared at vadura’ accounts of tlie victories recorded could be taken to . him, and by this ncci- ure mid heat, and finally become too oration. tlw speaker a moment, .looked at tlie in tho Old Testament over tho various dent lost s Tull ;uile. He mode every weak to sustain the hair. It falls out, —The total number of births in Kent . Tire wandering heiress—The windKings of Judah and Israel. Thoee won- effort to regoiu but could not, and he burning house and ejaculated: BROWJCS SUCCESS. and baldness exists. A fur aqxwe have county the'pjwt ^ear was 1,637; deallis in dorful confirmations of tlie aucred history j came in on the fiftieth mile nlmnt 200 “Thunder I” , The fire fiend is subject to tho tender known to produce baldness in a single the name period, 587. The number of' “Wliai’a that I'* aak.M Mr. Brown, have Iwen carefully developed, and a now i yards’ behind his’ oompetitar. Mowry winter. A num wiUi a good head of hair deaf, dumb and blind ]>crsons in the■ passion. Ho had come West to rise—there conld be no doubt about that He reached our who had just been ndviaing aomo of tho and very important chapter of the; bm declared whiner of the race mid needs very little protection where the county is thirty-six. Evek tiie laziest boy can sometjmes • town on the Wabash by the 8 o’clock hometeas. people to move tiicir projierty world’s history lias been recovered, in- , money. Time, two houn\.two minute* liair grows. Women who live much —At East Saginaw, tho other day, catch a wlupping. eluding tolerably complete annals of mio- i njid thirty-six and n half seconds. Tho stage; when Ute dock struck 9 ho had al­ into nn abandoned log cabin near by. within doors, and who are tlmreforc huh Fanny Schifiz, a young German girl, Croquet in the nicest gome in the “ Ohl Welsh—ho ain’t come out, I cossive Kings, beginning nearly 2,000 i fastest mite was run in 2M, and Uie ccptible to Uwcold, oil their hair, and - ready reduced to admiring ailcnoe the while gratifying her curiosity with world if the girls is. years before tlie conquest of Babylon by . ulowcst, cxnept Smith’s baulk, in 3:01. i plaster it down hard and flat upon their crowd which, on hisarririd, was heatedly reckon,” drawled the first iipenkcr. a .loaded revolver, accidentally dis­ Tire mean temperature is wliat disguste “ “ Whore ishe I” asked Brown quickly. Gyrus. But it is only within a few years ~Mowry took no refreshments (luring the skill Ih, no oh to destroy nine-tenUm of ita discussing about the hotel-door khat charged it, the cliarge badly shattering n ma^wiih every climate. Greytown affair which created such on “ You don't mean to say he’3 in tlie that wo have begun to learn what was contest, and only a glass of water when power os a non-conductor, have worn her right arm. the real literature of the people, what he dismounted at the end of the race. . , . “ On, my dear wife,” said John excitement twenty -years ago. Which house yeti” for years postage stamps of bonnets — At an curly hour last Friday morn“Well, I 'low I do, though,” replied their books, what their inner life and Smith often took a prill from a flask he stuck on the bock of their skulls, and Henry, as be jiaid tlie milliner’s bill. side he defended I don't known, but he ing-a freight train on tho Central road It was a quoted historical precedents before which Jlio man, with another drawl. “ He feelings, what their Iliad or Kalevala, curried while under way. A mvft—A thing that holds a young • uiru then guiug going uui out ui of mruBce-uenica furnace-heated jKiriur*, parlors, ran over a young man named J. H. Wil­ * the a priori arguments of our unread lived all by hinself in tho top floor, and wliat their omens and exorcisms and star- KtricUy moral .how, ainco Ute teetotaler riddcn (or honn,.in ,v,o Mld u,m. son, between Wayne and tlie next ata lady’s hand without sqm-ezing it villagera shrivelled and disappeared. The I reckon ho didn’t hear wo tins when— gaxent' prodigies. To tiicoo subjects won. The Iran that lie bad boon rat old I [M,„hlre wit!1„nl UJdag Wires boys atand an their heads they tiou west, mutilating him beyond recog ­ tho labor of Aaayrian students'is now and experienced bull-baiter did nots eomptaiut ■ naxrday was Sunday. Mr. Brown at­ Je-rnsalem I” appear to occupy a false position in tho nition. Tho Just word of this sentence was directed, and already a rich store of in- <xniut. tended services in our only church, sang _ ‘ , 1 j£nn TOth his greater vigor and habita —Moritigus Weinberger, who claimed world. splendidly the tenor parte of *' Orton­ detached and spoken with empluwiH bh forma|ion has been secured, ns import­ DEATH-RED incident. j <rf outdoor .life, and with his hair not to ' liave been a Hungarian. noble and “Oxe thing,” said an old toper, ville," •'Boylaton, * and ‘•Scotland," Brown started on a rapid run* in the ant as il in curious. Tho public atten Tlie conventional death-bed scene, sad, j plastered down, but thrown up loose and and made tlie acquaintance of our choir- direction of His own store. He wns back tiou directed, to this subject through the but qniet,- does not seem to be popular light, could no doubt go the north pole, refugee with Kossuth, from whom he “ never waa seen coming tliruugh the rye, and that's the kind of whisky ono separated shortly after arrival in this ister. At tlie evening service our choir within five minutra with a “ reel ” of discovery by Mr. George Smith, of the in some portions of Misaimippi; at least j so far ns that part of his ]>ereon is con­ sang, for the first time. thr^o-quarter inch rope on liis alioulder, Babylonian story of the flood, resulted it was not the scene accomplished ro- j oepied, without any artificial covering. country, died one day last week in his gets nowadays.” chair in tho reception room of a hotel at A cnar picked up a paper Saturday while in, ono hand he he’d a ball of in the commission given to Mr. .Smith, | cently at tho death-bed of Mrs. Holmes । And yet wo men wear immensely Grand Rapids. to the new air “ Metropolis," the music heavy, coni and one of those half-pound first by the publishers of the London and read tlie head, " General Waalringat Chotard Landing, in Issaquena conn- 1 thick fur capo, and do not dare to step Imving boen written down from memory bars of soft load which huntera used to Tr.h{p-aph, and afterward by tlfti British —Some time ago Representative Conger ton Dispatcher. ” “Sho,” he exclaimed, ty. Mrs. . .113. Holmes Iiuiuii-a was U113 dying u> IIIK and' imu sent neui 1• out <nn a u moment uiyuicui into iuk> a n chilly atmosphere by Mr. Brown. Ho remained ----- .----------- --------------------during „ j buy to mould into bullets. Ho tied the M«;rnm.to»rrpnfartherexptomlww. tor Btruog, wo Uke rcl.l. . ~ w. ta ' .Motarjl., " * I« . It is a silly, threw tho appointment of cadet to West “ I wanter know if that critter ain’t dead . . . ... __ ..... I . -— • Nineveh, with tire the obu>ct object of connectcomplet­ tho prayer-meeting which followed eur [ lead to tho end of the cord and throw it in Nineveh. copie and make her will. This displeased [ weak, and 1 rally n serious error. Tho Point open to competitive examination. yet!" ing the story of the flood, and securing evening service in those days, and volun- [ acrot® tho house, Whex they build a railroad the first the woman’s’husband, Dr. Holmen, be-. " Creator * knew what He was about ...... whan .» Ho There were teu candidates examined. teerod a prayer so utterly destitute of j . 'Somebody go behind and haul it other records. Ho waa successful in disGeorge I’. Huntington, of Port Huron, tiling they do is to break ground. This । ... .... , ,! tween whom and Strong a feud existed, covered a man’s skull with hair. It has scriptural quotations that it didn’t bear over lively," he shouted. our.,rang Um only mmraug fragurontof . relurnet] was the successful ono, having attained is often done with great ceremony. Then a very important function in 'protecting the slightest resemblance to anything we Several men started, and one man who thmt fitory, ra.fi m raifimg ollror myth, they break the stockholders. This is the brain. Baldness is a Horious mis­ ho highest number of marks. hud ever heard in our meeting. utogtral ra.fi bmtonral tableta fit grora : —A train ' on tiio Grand Trunk ran done without ceremony. did not go roared: * fortune. It'will never occur in any man On Monday morning ho hired a store, w. of in­ against a cow at Mount Clemens last •• Hooray for Brown!" to which sug­ value tramfinbun. of • The Boston PmI has news to the who will wear a common black high silk but as his goods had not arrived, he gestion there was a loud response. [ , „ , ., . e. t week, throwing it off and injuring En­ efltot that “ Italian lirigands are hold­ , senphons . . previously . in tlie British I Mu. .... woman when Holmes said to strong : “I hat with five hundred holes through the dropped into each room ia our two “Much obliged, boys," said the. young i «onm, he has given in his inqxJrtaid gineer Bartlett, of Port Huron, so he ing on English mother-iu-law for ran­ ! understand you called me a liar ; are you top, so that there sludl be more holo than schoolhousea and made lively speeches storekeeper, hastily tying tho other end [ work just published, entitled “ Asayrr I ready I” and Sommcnced firing, the first hut This costs nothing ; the hatter will died next day, and John Morrison, fire- som, and the son-in-law says they can to the boya and girls. In the afternoon of tho cord to the rope. “Now keep , imi Discoveries.” hold her and be d—^appointed." ! shot passing through Strong’s hip. do Lliat for you .when you purchase yrtnr mau, who is not expected to live. he called on the editor of our only paper, paying out ropo—somebody bring that ’ irx? —George V. Lincoln, proprietor of an .. .... । Strong drew his pistol and returned the hat If the nap be combed bad: the Haxf a dozen horac-thieves hanging the Mount Zion Whig, and the editor in ladder here!" To yiwing creaturea fidl of life and j ahota, each man discharging five barrehi wrong way, and if after the' holes ore intelligence office in Detroit, has disap­ in a row formed a pleasing sp«xrtacle that his next issue informed his readers that The ladder—quite a lang one, but too made it be combed the right way, no one peared, leaving letters which indicate a met tho eye of a recant Boston visitor in j energy, who exult in their youthful I of hia revolver. Holmes, fell, shot by the arrival of Mr. Brown Mount Zion short to reach tlie Upper aa story windows— determination to commit suicide. He had gained a citizen of force and bril- I waa brought and the rope securely strength and freedom of limb, a timid | through the heart. - A brother of Holmes will observe the peculiarity. Ilia hat had lost all his property lately by busi- Western Arkansas. “ Six heinp^r mother is a veiy tyrant She will not i rushed in to join in the fray, but was will wear quite ns long—the lintters itay tifrannM," was his feeling remark. liancy, and tliai tho Whig party bail ad- i fastened to it. Brown carried it up to allow her girls to skate because Sir John 1 secured, as was Strong. Then a Coro­ considerably longer—because it is dry in­ ded to ita ranks e tried and approved i the front of the building, out of which “ C aptain , ’ ’ said a son of Erin, as tiio —They ore cultivating Clawson wheat ner’s jury was summoned at ouce, and stead of moist; in brief, there Is not a champion of the indestructible principles ' the flames had not yet buret, tied a por- Franklin was lost among icvbergs ; nor ship wuh nearing the coast hi inclement j to ride because fox-hunters sonwtimns Strong released, the homicide Iwing fully single objection to it, while it will cer­ considerably in Allegan county, and find of the jiarty of progress. “ In fact,” ; tionW the rojie to the lower rounds, and weather, “have ye an idmenik on I get their necks broken ; nor to row bc- justified. All this liloodalied and ex­ tainly prevent baldness, and keep Um that it stands tho winter betterthan cither continued the editor, “ we ore almost in- tilcn said in a low tone, bitt very hurthe Diehl or Soule wheat. It ripens board!” “ No, I haven’t” “Tben.be clinod, for tho public good, to violate the riodlj: . .| cause young men injure thamsolvoB in citement almost by the bedside of top of Uw hrnd cool mid prevent much very early and has yielded, in this State, jailers, we sludl have to take the weath.-r those dreadful boat races. They may a dying womau who could hear headache. confidence reposed in lis by our fellow- ' •• Now tell ’em to haul away. I’ll get | from fifty to sixty bushels per acre. as it comea." not have a ]wt dog for fear it should go every shot and every word I Evidently, ryrt-Rcovnur: with thk wori. towasnuui when ho informed us tiiat in pn the roof this way, ladder and all, go | —The village fathers of ML Clemens A uttle girl and boy, 3 or 4 yea.-s mad, nor any acron ite or monks-hood in as already suggested, flioy have tut a No man or worunn who lives a corn- have loaded down the Mcmltdr with the Old Bay State he had filled various through tlie scuttle, bring out old Welsh, old, were pteying on the ioe, when sis poor idea in-Mississippi of tlie conven­ jMimlively secluded life can fail to have I their gardens for fear they should poison positions of public trust ” | tie him to tho ladder so he can’t tumble, twenty columns of ordiuanoee (or the [ tliemm'lvefi. The timid mother forbids tional death-bed -programme. certain peculiarities and mannerisms; governing of tlie village, and yet they fell down and commenced to cry. Bub Mr. Brawn’s goods came up the river and tie myself, too. When I wave mv ran npand soothingly lisped : “Don’t I her daughters to visit among the poor,ns j and to the, naturally narrowed mind are in a quandary how to legally notify a by the first boat, and all the small boys hand haul us down, mid tell tlie boys on cwy! Thwear! Tbwear! Thay damn I” they might take the small-pox, and will ■ of the town escorted the wagons which | the other end to let go easy. Now, There is altogether too ranch marry­ nothing is more beneficial than travcL It deaf and dumb maq' to move his barn —Dartmouth. | not allow one of them to go idone outI luis been observed that tlie habiti of a conveyed the boxc® to the store. For time’s precious I'.' ijridq the avenue gate from her dread of ing, by forms of law, those who rtt the 1 traveled American offer h striking con- back off tho street. By declining to mt things that you two or throe days tlie now storekeeper • Throe or four men hurried behind tho —It is estimated that the salt product garroters. The -description which she mostArc only a third or half' married in Htnurt in tlieir sutaluod and quiet tone. was busily engaged in opening, marking’ house to -give tho word, several others of the Saginaw Valley will bo 100,000 want ta'cause they are unhealthy, by other ways. And t here is altogether too ■ gives of the neighboring fields is npolling. going tq bed early when you want to ait and arranging his goods, but he found steadied tho ascending ladder, and othcra much urging ruid coaxing, and alluring when compared with the manners of our iMtrreis short this your, as compared with up, and by making your life wretched time to appear before examining who could find nothing else to do joined She represents them to be the loirs of young people into the most important untraveled countrymen. A lady who last This is caused in part by the latocommittee of Jhe church on Wednesday in rebuking a youth who attempted to mad -bulla, savage tramps, venmaoun and oucrod of human relations before recently rcturneiffrom a European visit nwm of tlie season ih starting work. in n thousand ways, you have a clinnce evening, present Iris letter of dismission raise three dioera. Tlie ladder and snakes, and wild horses. Her girls can­ they are prepared or moved to assume remarked that the money she used to Home have had, and are still having, of living to w ripe old age, if tlutt is any from the Eastern chnrch he had attend- Brown safely rwwhed the roof, and not propose eiilicr work or play whidh its burdens, and by those who ought to s|Mmd in omnibus riding she conld now 'difficulty with their wells. satisfoctian to you. i (die doea not prove to Ih: encompassed spend for works of nrt, since aho has ed, and pass his examination with great Brown manugtxl to get it close beside —There is said to bo but one <list illery ,Br ohuneny! Mra. John Palmer, with dangers horrible and hitherto uu- ' kuow l>vUcr ?“l1 witlt more couriercredit to himself and great Kutisfadiou the Hcuttle-wny. E_ *1 2... d learned how to walk while shewas in Michigan, and tho owner of that, wife of a ]x»r’titeubcnviile printer, g»vo He forced the door ^ionglj^<>f ju their childish ilayn they utioJ!- We make too ranch of-marrying to .our aharp-eyed deacons. When he open, disappeared and and mon soon reappeared, romnwur...! R n<.kiDg.hOnw tor f«k’r UUl1 boin« married, until it is thought abroad. lluVart of walking is not ths Smith R. Wooloy; of Detroit, is about birth to five ehitoren inside of sixteen finally opened his store, the rush was so followed successively by the head, shirt, only economical nrt wliieh-onr country­ bankrupt His indebtedness anioonte to months, and now John swears that ho 1 it should overbalance, ndr a swing for j many people, somewhat of a disgrace great that the other storekeepers in town j jiantalooiM, and bore feet, of old Welnh. women may learn in Germany and other $50,000. There was a meeting of his will palm'er off for one that is low pro­ fear the rope might break, no> a pocket- tor » w’mea to paa® through life atone ; had bitt tittle to do but stand in their The old man did not aoem liajf awoke, fiurte of Europe. They may learn how . creditors a short time since. lific, as ho can’t get “small cojm" j knife lest they should cut their fingers. । iu fact, tho life of many a rriugb* | doorways and look sadly upon their lata but did seem terribly scared and very to eat and drink, and how no drew; and —Tho National Exchange Bank of enough for such a bithy-lon influx.-— faU of i; Thus, tlirough the haunting fwr of what ; "-Oman is poetry, romance, rapture even, they do learn thoso things, whether ooncuatoinera. Brown siooil Kraiu-s behind «x his I much raorc inclilwd witoAt happen, all tlie sweotneto w taken i “ comparison with that of many a wife, j -*»««« »«**- Albion was robbed on Fritlny night of Chicago Coitrier. counter ih clean shirt, now cravat, and a tho house than to risk the ladder, but ‘ trn . u_ . ?1 ’ .. serous of it or not, and come back wiser $8,0(X), and the of $700. bo express there is aoffice vast deal of marrying with.... ,x wrdl-fittuxg suit of clothes—three auxil-_________________ Brown forced him__out, made him uu lie " and better than wlwn they want away. Tho bank safe was blown open, and al­ very liUlo real marrying; a vaat deal of iaries to salesmanliko ability which onr down, on tlie ladder and submit to bciug i The domineering, loud-voiced man in though two dorks slept within a few dwoonterit, heartache, misery, hypocrisy good old merchants seldom employed, tiod. • The dr-adlicid foe to man’s longevity ia and unmanying to the teat. What we his own home circle, returns from abroad feet of it they were not awakened. No but which in Brown’s case, proved jiaySuddenly the flame-s burnt from the unnatural and unreasonable excitement. with the rough edges of liin mind worn due to tlie thieves as yet Far, we think, they arc thoroughly rival. want is not a more stringcut divorce law, mgiwrrotoroutro Hi, itoro bcronro the front of Uro- buulro, god a -warning .Unit Every num ro bora with a rortain stock smooth by friction with other minds, and —Michigan patents : Gas regulators, . farroito with ladiro, for be waa very fine np from Uro men on Uro ground. , of vitality, whieh tam...t Is- itror.ro.xl, but a better uudei standing of the moral with ideas of quiet refinement and pro­ D. P. Malicw, Detroit; burglar alarms, law, which forbids the marrying to those eomtomro, and Ma populmty with th. Brown took in the nutation at a gUnc.-, ■ but wliicl. uroy be . rpen.l«.l‘or btrolrondpriety greatly needed when he went • J. Andrews, Detroit; hoes, W. D. Mills, gentler aei tnerroaed rapidly altor two throw lduta.df upon Uro ladder, grouped , cd rapidly, a. Iro donna be.L Within already one ; not less marrying, but less abroad. We believe in eulargemunt of I Y . ■ SZWgM Otsego;, Aiuxt-uricis, fruit-driere, H. XX. E. Xi. Bidwell, XHUWUU, marrying where there is no real marry­ hr throe pttrnhaaora of drf gtrod. Lad it UghUy with one hand, and trar.-d the certain btnita, he haa his choice to move H.,en ; rorol roropro., B. A. ing. And, above all, let there be no ul™ ; ro.fi rogufi th. aetod upon Ma auggeaU.ma a, to nature .fiber eiroigrtiodly. The la.-u at tho rope ' fael or alow, to Uro .lot. inionely or intide of travel as an evidence of mcreas- 1 w. » »» ... „ . . . — Kofiior, ~ — P. inciting or bribing tho-w to marry who luto o( trorol - ro. .nfi.ro.ro 01 tnjfiro.and color of trimming, to be naod. In al Uro tool of Ute ladder Iroltarod ad- ; tenae!;, to draw Ma IhUe unonnt of life mg pnroiK rtlj, wrollwnro. rofi Ulrorol. j. v PlliuilM, s... XfrK.vns. ahrat, b. failed M n.fihing which it w» mirahly; Urn, hauled .lowly raid.Uroldy, or,., a Urge or otradeM. it into a are not drawn to each other, aod held in­ •V, 1 ‘ . Bal&lo. A witty French woman ouoe remarked separably together by qualitiee of mind wtUun the power of man to attain in a they a.oifiod any rioleol shaking of Uw narrow one ; but when hia atock ia erand soul. , . AUTO ENDING LUXURIANCE. j —Harvey D. Winsor, one of the pro­ that we go in search of now friends when “S’ P°“ V"-*™ tow»frail aMfietoo which h.y two Uvea, but bawled, be Iroa Ito mora. Ho who live. ' In portions of Ireland, the rod fuschia I motm' of the Uuh Winsor Mining Oom- our old friends know ua too weU. The One night, only a month rafter Mr. I il waa imptwnilde to prevent .hawing U ; alwtomiowdv, who avoid, all .timulanla, ,ia trl.ol. Lira, 4 -----"uumuiunmi BUIUUMMIUI, • iwsumi's tlie proportions ef trec«, mounts l,an' ’ft,,d intartwktsl in oilier specula- truth, or medwum of truth» involvtnl in Hmvm r-urnA umritirr n« — a.------ ------.. * . . ... . Brown camo among ns, O the whole «raaa,n town il.„ through a small ___ portion of the flame, take® light* exercise, never overtaaks i Tlie Tlie existence existence of of short short hand hand con can be be ,l»v. Uro .rorro roul dumnrro uul ! Drfroil, .ml bi. .***"°^ b3r.“" O“ W«H> >»*>• - bn Ml the Itenra MraraOI, Mdulgrai i„ no vxhraratMg pra- Uraed l~k with rcrtrant, to Ih. ol idrofiro Uro .infinro. trilh big. rbi-ronng , •"> rortiroroij firoirofi b, ”*** br.' . “ ; bora, but be traraod quickly Umragb il. eiotra, Irattb Me mind raid Mart ou no Jnlirw Ctrcra end Cioert), both ol whom i ipny. ol tin,, drokgrroro lro.ro, roafi bolding hi. rofiro (or rononnt. -d-ShheHiWelrann. A. Bnontvora craving nraleml. Ira. no debiliuting «erat Iraring employed il; lb.. drop erorlrt w»rom trolu. Mror of throe i •» In™ «a0,000 to may strive to give it th* lie »n our own erne knew the hmlriincra were rinoina tar l<.w..rcul tl.. __t___ ................. — . . n . f . . ’ ' __ < . .... t. . -r . . -<• r STiO.{MMand nn wlitnh. it ia ntteirA,} fh,. exjierienev by avoiding such dreary in­ fire, so each man tn sown hcizod Ina flame sndrlenlvttu-rMM.1 •«!,.•....... i , ■ ., . -., . . . ... . •mruwi mint be of patriarchal age, for < ** ’ - ’ »»**-•*, *• —•** ts n», •u . ..II > ™ .7^ TTvZn.M-ho-w.mt.rtIkIMrad™ (or qxwral rnnunani ‘ku . ,Z. am. <fi «™d pn.mu.mi otueu. h.ro terchanges of thought and feeling m arc ^“h^l °°t of M. Iwrao, ra.fi thro.-to. ,rofiItack, bug™, ntoJ. ,1U|, ,|WJ op.-i, .uro.brartDg.rol- rolio.. row. Iri-wl.u,.,O...IU... "t£"*„ “ brou formd. burned la y™**00 wtoeh w» the and hr tell A firoro men burn.J Io dnfte, to «pin out Mu life to lh» tong™ UUor o. . taronr of j-erprirating hi. own a-n. „L——-ni, in -Witligm H. Fox. of U» clM. of T3, It ia altogether a mistake to imagine that yf*. ?“ t°°° “ ,r,,*k d h<l *“mbw “ *ho r-wbl" limit which it ia pcariHafio ft. lofty doqn..-oro through thr«wifUr mo.. „)Ond u. ..iluroll™ ..■o, torn prowenlnl th- Vniv.-roiir murcrnn MICHIGAN NEWS. ing liagoro of alto, whom „ ...f ,__ i_______ ...... „t... I* r______ __ with ing fingera Ju. iroodmrai, freedman. Tyro, Tyro, whom one o?J. two . with.bout Mboul MU New NcwZroUud Z’-atand bird, birdsool oul- everything pertaining to Ua ; there is no heissupposeti to have instructed in tlie j irrfano-i the dwellingsarc completely j by himfcelf, including several confidence impaired by the widiholding . brief chsraetera. But the practice of tho ^4^ ^4 turned into bowersby this | c*n’’d *higlm® birds. Among his cunat that mriy date appeara to have qujdntJy ^wutiful plant or tree. ' critics is tho egg of an emu, wr AustoTT'dikca*-, fcwkw continual excitement. been for private rather than for j>ubfic . । traltan bird similar to the ostrich. Hie occurring in UM which.it wore imperii ore. M»«i nto r tip- <townf.ll of the Ro The wd.ry of the I’mtmaater of Mag- egg is dark green, with a round shell. few hard aharactars who lived at Mount and both the Mount Zimi doctors hnr- every trouble, and eojova lirito repose, man empire, and ths «^Qaoe.ment of ita noila village. Cape Ann, is fUf) per an- : and tooasurMi fiftewn inchns by its largest' they are things which, wlMlww trifling Zion. Notre of the oooupauta knew how rtod to his ntte, looked into b» sym, ex- » burning the mndte at both end* and civilization, short-hand not only fell into num; including the carrying of tlwi mail । (nrcntnfeeeaoe and thirteen by the small-: <n- important, are so only in reir-tiou to the Ifl-Bd Hi.Lynd Hoorn, Hotwo, ■ . bog. Urge Inm frome btrilfirog tonlding in which «n uobilion. oewoomor h«l •Urtofi s IrofcJ rod UiUd, JI in Uro fin* tbror ro.r fire. 1... alroo ram. at of Draron IN»ron Jonro, wb,.lu.l wbuhafionly .ml, u„. th.Uy brforo wliwprro.1 to bi. wi(« » (ror Urol J Uro ml U..t>on Brown woui.l or—I jurji, ww-lurm!. f w. —.1 I ■ '*Jt . oiio uiu ; whik «hik he to- who iorowly iuuauely Iro.1. fmla oo oa high nwro.fi (oo,l, wfrothor rorowUl or m,roufi. tuigo™ l,i, Irofiy or broin hr ■ ... ■ . ..... �KEEP IT IN MIND I YOU WILL FMtD fow rrsehed Indama lo«t fall. Early varieties of corn are being shipped AT. TH1 here from Michigan. Canada and •Fike other place's, but many have not the With Naw and Faaaw Goww, which they means to purchase with, as it sells will sell al at from two to three dollars a.bushel, own own tohe I : ;.:ill plant about 75 or &0 acres if ■ J. have been Ibisktog for several day* of writing to you, and trying to they leave this month but the pros­ pre 2 pen pirtnre ol »hh country as pect of getting, much corn from July WILL BE FOUKD ptantteg I think rather poor. I shall also sow H or JO acres of milOUR ENTIRE STOCK OF hich will do well after July 10th wri-wary for you tw remember flint j M we have had iwu short erupt--tint of ----- if we Have a wet fall. Ail well last year very light in ronsequence of and in as good' spirits as possible the dry weuthrr and chinch bugs, under the circnm*lnnce>; mid propose and in ibe western part of the stale to “fight it out on this line if it takes ahnosi the entire crop was ciitcn by all an miner.” Love tn all. . a W. Davtwx, the grasshoppers, which arrive*! here CLOTHING, too late io do us serious damage, but A terrible fight occurred at Spring they deposited their eggs here in BOOTS AND SHOES, Lake, Sunday overa woman, between much' greater quantities than was Charles Martino and Edward Nobles, supposed, in fact we all thought HATS AND CATS in which Nobles was brutally man ­ there would not be enough hatched gled- A warrant has boeu issued here to,do any' great damage, but we CROCKERY, foi Martino, who has fled, aud Mar­ were fatally deceived, and now on ' A SPECIALTY. shal Worlds has gone to Muskegou in WALL PAPER, -thia, 13lh day of June, this whole country extending from Omaha and search ol him. GARDEN SEEDS Nebraska on the north into Arkansas The Lawton furnace 1ms a large on the south a distance of nearly 40b amount of pig iron in store, but a AND A FEW miles in length, and with an average steady call for it exists, though with­ width of nearly 100 miles, is more out profit, on the contrary, it is sold THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF completely shorn of vegetation than a a great loss to the company. in mid-winter, for then, thers were Will Jones, a respectable young millions of acres of winter wheat and man of Decatur, attempted suicide GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION Reliable Shari Llhe BOISE & LEE J S JJ ! Wholesale and Retail CROCKERY GLASSWARE 8822 SUQAR10 to 14 Cents! Grangers' Prices! near J he Missouri river first and as far buck as here we had not suffered much until May 23rd, they had churn­ ed the whole country between us and the river, and had to seek fresh pas­ tures. On that day I had the most flourishing crops of aD kinds (hat 1 bud or as I ever saw growing in any country. And to-day of 40 acres of barley, 25 of oat* 10 of winter wheat, and 40 of com, also my timothy meadow nothing rejnams in (net, with the exception of the winter wheat ground, on which they had left some little stubble and the prarie grass which they had not entirely eatenaii lhis neighborhood, tlie whole surface of the country is as here as a newly plowed field, and after you gel five miles east here all the grass is gone also,, the leave* and litis year* growth.of wool from the Creep, in fact many orchards are al ■ ready killed, as they cut the bark en­ tirely off when they cannot get any thing else. I know this will sound lAe fiction to you, and I can hardly <xpect that any one who- has’not wilueeaed it can realize that there <c»uM fee such wholesale destruction no a -eows^cy where vegetation grows eo rank as *t does here, and this sea very RroeeHig (uuou re far. with SHELF last evening by shooting himselfwith a pistol. Cause, temporary insanity. and as' thick as a mat when they attacked them, and the corn which they reserved «ntil the last, as they do not like -corn when they can get other gram, was nearly two feet high’ when they first cdmmeuced their depredations. Many farmers dug ditches and killed bushels of them, tort it was of no avail as they ano in such immense numbers that nodutog of that kind will do any good unlee it is done generally, aud a sys­ tem of ditches established over the whole oausrtry uifested by them run­ ning paralei I with each other. They can be caught in umneusc quanti­ ties in ’ that way while they are small and unable to jam p far. One man north of Highland caught over 200 bushels ui taeacto* tout it did no good at they still kept coming, but if every waa ia tkc whole country had dune half as much I thiuk they could have Lees controlled before they got The famous bowlder in the middle wings. They commenced flyiug <»f the Niagria River channel below about a week ago, and many of the the main Goat Island bridge lie* fresh crop have left, but there arc atioiit thirty feet further down the several sixes which will uot get stream this summer than it did last wings fur from one to three weeks, fall. During the heavy flow of ice so that oar provfkeci for raising even the huge rock was moved from its late com a very poor. They arc said former to its present situation. Be­ to be the true Egyptian Locusts of fore, the rock was barely visible, ly­ which we have aa account iu the ing just under a ledge, now it rests Bible. They shed twice before fliey with a very conspicuous portion of get their wings, strange as it may its ragged surface above tho rapids. seem they crack open in the back A new bowlder was brought down and come ocH of their shell leaving the river by the ice during the past the outer covering entire bend, legs winter, and now lies a very promin­ and all so that one would suppose it ent object a few yards souih of its was a dead locust on first night. I fear mure famous companion. It is to Be that all the young orchards will be hoped the new boulder will not re­ ruined a* they are eating the l*ark ceive its future name through any dow. They had not eaten our fruit such tragic circumstance* as that much until within the last two days which Avery’s Rock commemorates. but they are now taking the peaches ao that we shall have nothing left, A man in Noalh Carolina who was over id Missouri the gras* has all been gone for two week* and in some saved from & conviction for horse places they hare cut down trees for mealing by the powerful .plea of his the hog* and cattle to live upon. I lawyer, after his acquital by the jury Thousands of cattle and horse* h»v e was asked by the lawyer: “Honor been driven to western Kansas, and bright, now Bill, you did steal that it i» said that aume men have hauled horse, didn’t you ?’ “Now look ncattle in wagons that had becoms so here jiulgr,” was the reply, “Jailer* poor llrat they could not walk io did think I stole that hoss, but sinoe where there was grass. Wh.it will I beam yonr speech to that ’ere jury, beevtse oCtbe people, (tod only know* I'll be doggonrd if I ain’t got my for to cornu-quence <xT the Jigbt crops dunL<» about it." When a woman is care laden and heavy kesutod. nothing shake* the megrims -»ut of her quicker than fur a couple of lathe* to stop in front of the house lungecough for her to examine the tnmmmg* af their bonnet*. i AM fcrt W - s FINE, LARGE STOCK OF IIU SPEW® Naahvllh. M'ddJerille, A--$$A 4.10 Nnnka We.tcro.GraidTrefeksit GOODS Default having been mode in the conililicn* of a certain indenture of mortgage, made CANNED FRUITS Don’t make yonr pur­ chase until yon Iiave CASH DOLLAR DEAL FANCY GROCERIES sen my Stock. OF ALL KINDS AT COST! *1 lbs Rio Coffee for $1 00 Of all kinds, and 11 lbs Japan Tea for 1 00 AT PRICES THAT DEFY 10 11** New Orleans Sugar 1 00 COMPETITION! 12 lbs Family Mackerel 1 00 1 lb A No. 1 Tea 1 00 15 lbs Butter Cracker* 1 00 11 lbs-Satisfaction Fine Cut 1 00 Of all kind, which we 10 Rolla Wall Paper 1 00 WARRANT TO BE PURE 5 Boxes Linen Faced Collars 1 00 I Pair Patent Overalls 1 00 Irish Linen Table Cloths only 1 00 10 Pair* Men*' Half Hose 1 00 10 “ Ladies’ Hose" 1 00 Paid for all kinds of Produce, or exchanged I1 Balls Best Knitting Cotton 1 00 &C.9 &C.9 &.C. H R DICKINSON. FOR BARGAINS KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! BOISE sand eight hundred and aevc; Peter Simct, cf Naxhriilc, Mk vor of Charles B. Richardson placa, which said mortgage ws Barry county, Michigan, on the twelfth day of January, a. D. 1374, at ten o’clock A. M., in Liber Y of mortgages, an page 572, which said mortgage was given io secure the paynrtfcl of twelve hundred twenty and 75-100 [S122O.75] dollars, two years from the date of said mortgage, .with interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum payable annually ; And il was thereby and in said mortgage expressly agreed that should any default be made in tho payment of said in­ terest or any part lhereuf on any .day where­ on the same was made payable' as therein expressed, and should the same remain un­ paid and in arrears for the space of thirty days, then and from thenceforth, that u to and 75- lOGtha dollars, will, all arrearages of interest thereon, should at the option of the obligee, his executors, adminisUalors, oraa- Pay .the highest Price for Country Produce. call and see us before purchasing. mediately thereafter, allhvugh the period aa ahnva UmifeA fnr >!<■ «...-I, any k LEE. wise notwithstanding; and default C, A. TRUMAN. (V BF.ETItV«! sum of twelve hundred twenty and » dollars with all arrearages of in­ ao MB aw imm, Drugs, Medicines aw ww, bo now due and payable, and there b now claimed to be due on said indenture.-nFmortgage the Rum of thirteen hundred thir­ teen and 17-100ths dollars, [$1818.17] and also an attorney fee of fifty dollars, aa BOISE BRO’S Wonld respectfully call the attention erf the citlzena>f Nashville and vicinity, to thtir stock, bought forsaah, and to be sold at the ' slituted to recover the amount due on said mortgage or any part thereof; Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the power of sale in eaid mortgage contained, and in ac­ cordance with the statute in such caima made and provided, 1 shall sell at public auction or vendue at the north front door of mg the pliwm of bolding the circuit court for tho county of Barry,—on Saturday tho third day of July. A. i>. 1875, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon ot that day, the lands and tenemeata described in add mortgage, or s-3 much thereof aa shall be nvcsbsary to eatbfy the said amount duo on said mortgage, together with said attor­ ney fre and all other legal costa. The dcscription’of said land, u deweribed in said BOOKS. S TA T10NER Y. WALL PAPER, PAINTS OILS VARNISHES AT ALLEN’S, BRUSHES GLASS, PUTTY, D YE STUFFS, TOILET ARTICLES CHOICE FAKLY GROCERIES, AT ALLEN’S, o g. g file fibcat m4 Gjin, With a complete Mock Cheap As Dirt, 2 g ° k3 s K o 3 WINES & LIQUORS! For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes on!/ Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! Cheap As Dirt, Cheap as Dirt. o P S. 22 < 2 COME AND SEE, PAINTS and OILS. □0 Dots* Bso's will giro very dore to CASH COME AND SEE, RATES. 8® O COME AND SEE. Physicians will find our stock complete, at the lowest liiinf prices. .^Prescripta Carefully Prepared. MAKE IT PAY YOU F-C-AF.T. BOISE, BnggisU 33 a M s a § 3 3 P o IF YOU WANT WHOLESALE certain pi»ce or parcel of land lying and being in Naahvillc, Barry county, Michigan, and known w :he north twenty-five feet off from north wide of village lot No. twentythree of said village. CHARLES B. RICHARDSON, CLEMENTSMITH. Mortgagee, Attorney for Mortgagee. Dated NxahviDc, Mich., April fith J87& AT ALLEN’S, PERFUMES A printer’* devil says hia lot is > ird one. at .bis boarding liouse they charge* him with all 4he pi theydo find. HAS JUST RECEIVED A i IN THE VILLAGE. I wW call the alien lion of faro era, me- He did not like a joker. One io *jt and study his face would have said that bi* soul was so lost in melan­ choly that he didn't cate two cents whether the sun set al coon or ataid up until 7 o’clock. He entered the ladies’ sitting room at tho Central depot, walked up to a woman whose husband had left the room about ten minutes previously, and calmly in­ quired : ••Madam, your husband went out to see the river, didn't he ?’• “Yes—why?’ she asked, turning pale in an instant. “He was a tall man, wasn’t he ?’ “He was,” she replied, rising up and turning still paler. •• Had he red hair ?’ “He bad—oh ! what has happened" “Weighed about one hundred and eighty pounds ?’ ‘.‘Yds—yes—where is he—where is husband I” she exclaimed. “Couldn’t swim, could he •‘He’s drewned— my busband is drowned!'' she wailed. “Hud a silver watch-chain ?* con­ tinued the stranger. “Where is my husband—where is the body !” she gasped. “Do uot get excited, madam. Did your husband have on a giay suit!” •■Yes—oh! my Ttfomas ! my Thomas!” • “And stoga boots?’ < “Let me see him—let me sec him !’ Como this way madam, but do not Set excited. There is that your hus­ band across the street at that peanut stand !"’ “Why, yes, that’s him, that’s my husband !” she exclaimed joyfully. “1 thought you said he was drowned.” “No, madam, I did not. I saw him buying peanuts and I believed it iny duty to say to you that peanuts are not healthy at this season of the year !" He slid softly out, and she stood there and chewed her parasol and stared after him aa if he were a me­ nagerie on wheel*.—Free Preu. G. A. TRUMAN 0 PATENTS, in, 16 TINTS �ATTENTION, ALL! NEW GOODS ! Tjumaw**. FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1875 Dicjux^ox's. mortgage was on a hat and not a coal. Tho lodge of U. 8. of I. should be 60 and not 30. NEW GOODS! AINSWORTH & BROOKS, ON HAND AT KERB & CROCKER W.AAYLSWORTH’S, are Belling pay the Highest Market Price for W w' Iicmjj’j. and letti Agriraltua! Jlmplmrats Justice to all, as too. He win Durham a. It la conceded to be alible the open July 1st. POTATOES. > —The Middleville scandal, abo,’ has a The County Clerk has kindly furnUbod mutual friend. ns the number or deaths for the year 18’4 Kid Gloves for One Dollar at apples oats MsAnrUW, Mkt>- ’ 1 ' , Drcauisox's. —The brickwork of W. A. Ayisworth'e ss rclurne-d by the Supervisors, 106 ; births 620; marriages 177. Of tirths this is 69 WEBSTER HOBBS, Black- store , Is completed. |Qu Freeh bread from the Charlotte TV smith*. AU HwdseC work to the B>eeka~JUi Delivered at their bakery, received at P. Durham's every day. —Lents* furniture store has received a of marriages 9 leas. new cost of point.' ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods and Another jury were summoned la the case and Shoes in town, at TbDMAX'b. Remember the festival to-night at of Belta against Vaa Every, the National . »*«a*e earri«l «o any j4bm tn lbs vUl»r>. fiocher’e old stand.' Hotel man, and found a verdict of not guilty. pLEMEN’f SMITH. —Frank C. Boise has gone cm a visit to Work on the streets by the Street Com­ ‘LATH, V . l./XWYRR, Txuxax’s. his former home In Ohio. missioner has commenced. A few improve­ SHINGLES, —The M. E. Bqnday School wlB.have a ments to streets in the let ward have been WATER LIME, in the grocery line. Call and see them. picnic in Graham's grove, next Tuesday. A M. FLINT, SALT, Tho offering of silverware aud watches — The VC. R. Rconductors have donn? ' A-ttorney at Xxavr. HAIR. at chances was suddenly checked os Batur- era for ono dollar,- at Otltos ever Bol*. Mros. Drue-Sloro, KsshTtlla. Weh. their suits of navy blue. They look welL. \day by waking tho complaint of the buaiSTUCCO, —This spring Willie Kellogg has sold ‘ ueu being done without a license. fc., frC: JOHN R. EASTMAN. BQU Old papers for sale at this office. $20-87 worth of cabbage and tomato planto./ Several ef our saloon men have paid which we ship and retail at bottom prices. AU0CBT FLOVBB. —The Baptist Sunday School Institute, their tax of $158. It don't reduce the num­ AINSWORTH Ic BROOKS, The most miaerable beings in the world we are authorixed to state, next Saturday > ber in the city but little. In the eounty il g LUEBHAUSER, are those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liv­ Proprietors. win be held in the' M. E. Church. _ doos. er Complaint. Em Busby has received a new brand of More than seventy-five per cent of the —Bresee Bros., front Ohio are creeling a wooden bowl factory on the ruins of Bodine cigars called Beeeber aud they only measure people in the United Btotra are afflicted with these two diseases and then effect ; t Hammond’s planing mill at Vermontville/ 7} inches. That ought to satisfy any- soob aa eour stomach, sick headache, habit­ ~|^ PABADY, Manufacturer'of ual coativeneie, impure blood, heartburn, —Considering that strawberries are so Wm.B. Lamb,' a partial insane inmate* al waSerbraah, gnawing aud burning pains at * Boots aud Shoes, I world respectfully inform my friends the County House committed suicide by the pit of the stomach, yellow akin, coated that I am tongue and disagreeable taste in the mouth, bard, to believe that the peach trees arc hanging in the woeds last week. coining up of food after eating, low spirits, killed. JOHN Q CrtESSY, While the improvements are being made Ao. Go to your Druggist and get a 75 bot­ d H11KH1I ■--Al Cbaxlotto the home thieves, Ball and to the M- E. Church, tho usual Sunday ser­ tle, or a mid pls bottle for 10 orals. Try it. Schooley were sent to State Prison, the for­ vices are held at the Court Bouse. and shall bo pleased to renew mer for four years, and the latter for four The workmen on Mitchell's job in Hope, jones and half years. have found a large quarry of„stone suitable , CORN, , . Clover Seed, &c., Drj Goods, ’ Gale’s Chilled, Plows, Bats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, J <" OF ALL KINDS, Clothing, - Notions, DRAGS, CULTIVATORS, Shirts, , Collars, Cafls, &e. ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, Aaalivllle, Mich. Central Conveyancing, • ■ —We are authorised to state that through for building purposes. mistake of the Vermontville printer, the Our Union School was dismissed on Mon­ name of Clement Smith, M one of the Vice day for the term on account of the scarlet Presidents of the Vermontville Celebration, fever being prevalent here. was omitted on the bills. The Annual Fair of the Connty Society will bo held on Sept. 29th and Oct. 1st and boned man has just come into town, accom­ 2nd, panied by a satchel, whose skin is ea very I M. T. wheeler has the frame up for his thin that its rib^are visible to tho naked D«w(houM in the 2nd ward. Wool is daily •recelcoved and farmers sell . —The ladies of the Christian Church and st good prices. . Bthat Quill. Society will give an Ice Cream and Straw- Olds, on Tuesday evening, June 29th. The public are cordially invited. BOYS HIGHTS’,CONVENTION. Great H 1 au 111e r I BusincHS LUMBER WAGON! Utilations Bools from $2.50 to $9 pr pair A job lot of MRS.’ L. O. CROCKER —Miss Loie II. Warren has our thanks for a present of a pail of niee strawberries, one of which we measured and found it to be 4} inches in circumference. They uro, we think, the beat of the season. Who can beat it 1 Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, White Goods, Wo arc off the old track of prices. We have slaughtered them. The agitated air that breaks the n.lghty forest falls to chock the downward course of pricoe. And- the WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. people of Nashville are amaxed to see J. L Reed A Cj's Buggies earning to their city to complain of high prices. for sale so cheap, To demonstrate the truth of this statenent call al KE II 11 A Grive >£e tv Call. CROCKER’S, where you can "See for Yourself." We are selling cheep, aud we Nashville, Mich., Jan. 27, 1876. cordially invito "every man, woman, and child in Barry County to call at our ware­ house -in Basiing*, and ace for themselves. BOOTS AND SHOES, W. A. AYLSWOBTIL LISTEN? JACOB LENTZ & SONS uable. Hiles Felts ail Fan. COFFINS AND CASKETS, Of all styles aud sixes, and MBTAL1C CASES furnished to ordos Dry Goods Business ! SHROUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept comlantly on hand. PATENTS. — —------------- — ....... ... About half-past eleven o'clock refreshtsenie We manufacture our Furniture from the best thoroughly seasoned lumber and war- GEHERIL MERCHANDISE Al the old stand, west side of Main St. Nashville Mich. A large line of Saw Ma.I1 i DRESS GOODS. SHAWLS, GASSIMERES, payable annually ; and it was thereby and lu said mortgage expressly agreed that should any default be made iu the payuieui thereon, ebould at the option of the obligee. tbcrrafier, although the period aa above limited for the ptyment thereof mi*hl not then have expired, anything therein before • contained to the contrary thereof in any wire notwithstanding ; and default having of seven hundred dollars, with all ths ar- is declared to be now due and paynUe. and Manufacturer of COT Bard aud Soft Wood TOMES. FLANNELS, LUMBER, forty-five and M-190 ($745.3ft) dollars, and BOOTS & SHOES, hereby given, that by virtue of the power of tale in said mortgage contained, nud ju ac­ cordance with the statixte in such cases made and provided, I shall sell ar public aaetion FOR THE Yankee Notion*. WHOLESALE 1 RETAIL TRADE. rocenes A large, grey sow, about eight years old, ••hold sweet communion’ county of Barry. Of all kinds, and in foct thankfully received and inn.rmcr paid all Clbxxxt Smith. pUurln, rf Un UM erf Sprite', all kinds, which will bo scld low for cash The highest prioe paid for Hides, Pelts He. Give them a call ou West side Main St ashvillo, Mich. 1 I herein expressed, .and should the name re­ main unpaid and in arrears for the space of We have just added to our already large ten days, then and from thenceforth, that is to sav. niter the lapse of tho said leu and choice slock of ATKINSON <fc BOB, PAINTERS! ROE & CLEVER, thanking the public for past favors eolicts tr continuance of the same, and would inform the public that they will keep constantly on hand Elegant New Querters, IHEBESTm.mil COUNTRY PRODUCE, It CROCKER. KOCHER BROS. Baty Cabs ait Praliiilaturs! An elevator In connection with the D. Clocks, Spectacles, /Mr. A. W. Olds* palatial residence is | M- depot al Grand Haven was destroyed by money rclutided. ' * ’‘ ’ fire June 22nd. Loss $45,000 PAY THE la.it Friday night, the scene of a very pleaaWhile a son of K- Van Iloflen of Holland ant assembly. Il will not be out of place was boating with a companion last Tuesday HiR-liest Cash Price ihere to irivc a little description of the bund­ he was accidentally drowned. CHAB. W. DEM ARAY ling. • ' Christopher Pocklington shot Jacob CheeFOR ALL KINDS OF The building is located on the west side of ver with a pistol. Cheever is lying In a ‘Main 8u, across Quaker brook, ou high critical condition. Pocklington was arrest­ ground. Ils grounds compose one acre. ed, had his examination and plead not The main building is 82 feet square, with a guilty. The examination wni adjourned to POSTACHi FREE. wing 24 feet square, on the west. The August 2nd. This happened at Tecumseh. height from the ground to the top of the While four men were at work Bcautifhlly Illustrated. observatory is 58 feel. The north and east upon the new Whitney Opera House, in ■idee of the building is bounded by bread plaxxas, and the eou.a tide by a bay window Detroit, last Tuesday, tho acaffoldjng gave Tb. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, now InU. Stet way and they were precipitated a distxnce sZioZ/ tend out a Wayon to buy Fresh and portico. The first floor contains two halls, a library, parlor, eitiing room, bed of 45 feet. Two, George Jackson and Mi­ BUTTER and EQGS. chael Holm were killed, and the others room, dining room, kitchen, wuh room, etc. 21-46 REESE Ac DETTERICK. The xecond floor contains sitting and sleep­ Maggiore Fournier and Joseph Holm were seriously injured.* ing reoms, eto. The building is crowned Tiix Gxaxd Rapid* Frax: Last Bat by an observatory, from which a splendid view of the village and surrounding country day a very destructive fire occurred on the can be obtained. The entire building, with west side in Grand Rapids. The fire orig­ the exception ot the kitchen, etc., is heaic! inated in a blacksmith shop, corner of ARTISTIC by a furnace in the basement. Tho base­ Bridge and Turner Sis. The fire depart­ ment is divided into cellars and a wood­ ment were in another part of the city at house. The entire building is finished off tber time, aud before the flames could be subdued seven blocks consisting of sixty the building aud grounds is $8,500. It is buildings was destroyed. Only onu store NASHVILLE, MICH. without doubt, the fixumt. residence in Barry on Bridge 8<~, eart of the railroad remains. county, and traly aa honor to the village The total lore is oyer $200,000, and ritonATE oitojuit. of Nashville. It is now being furnished. Stats or Micracax, "I . But to return to the party. Good music KERR MEAT MARKET! Default having been made in the condi­ tions of a certain indenture of mortgage, made and tex rented on the first day of April, in the year of cur Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy, by Norman 8. Matteson, of Berry count/, Michigan, in fa­ vor of Thomas Sheldon ofCasileioo, Michi­ gan, which said mortgage was duly record­ Have removed to their ed in the office of the lie* iner of Deeds of Barry county, Michigan, on the first day of July. A. I). 1870,. al eleven o'clock A M-. ia Li»>er T of mortgages, on page 192, which raid mort­ gage was given to secure the payment of seven hundred [$7U0] dollars in yearly pay­ In the new brick block, apposite the Union ments, of one hundred dollars each year, House, and art bound to lead the Co. in the from the dole of saM mortgage, with iater- OLDS’ BESIDENck. REESE & DETTERIQK Satis faction. FRESH MEAT4 Something Inter esing and Val­ Parlor, Liteary, Disin, Office aid GENERAL FUNTURH! DRESS MAKING Manufactured at Marengo, Mich., of the best material, by firat-dan workmen, and we ean fully warrant all Buggies wo eelL Farmers give us a call and we wil guarantee Very Cheap. Nashville, Mich., April 1st, 1875. Dnss Malniig, Cutting ant Futmg Done Mrs. N. JU. STEBBINS L. EHERY’S Ladles’ Linen Collars A Cuffs Entire Ties, Rushings, Collars and NSW MILLINERY GOODS! Wo are also agents for To match ail new Spring styles, bought at All orders left with us will receive prompt my own price, to be sold accordingly attention. Both Double and Single Baggies can be had. L. J. WHEELER MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! ' We WARRANT EVERYTHING we 8elL G- Hamburg Edges, The Nashville boye held a meeting down at the swimming hole, lest Saturday, and MONEY TO LOAN unanimously adopted tho following resolu­ tions and regulations: Rksolvkd ; That we pul our best feet forward in this great cause-, and fling to the roaring hurricane our banner, inscribed: Has just returned with a large and complete —Our school class to-day. Prof. 0. A. ••Free Vacation and Boys Rights." • Sxcoxd ; We will go in swimming whenSpring and Slimmer satisfaction. He. will not teach the next year, but wherever he may “pitch hia extra "shenanigan" about getting our hair tent," the best wishes of thd community will dry to toll the folks st home; and that we PURKITIIRE MANTFACTORY! will have long shirts to wear so that the save money by getting your Buggies in your be with him. Neck big fellows wont laugh at us when wo are own County. Every Buggy is warranted Cuffs, —Tl'O servioee al the Christian Churchy IB ALL OF THE LATEST STYLES. Sabbath morning will be appropriate to the undreaarng and making our toilets by the thoroughly. said river waves. * J. 1$. REED &. CO.. commemoration of to Lord's Supper. Top­ HaU Bleached and Pressed. Tuird ; Wo are willing to do tho aqurre Hastings, Mich. ic: ■ •Characteristics of the Communion." thing by our parents, but ain't cut out for Topic for evening service: “The World’s tending babies, and we wont do any man­ and satiefoction guaranteed. ' Crisis, and its attractiveness to the Cross " Manufacturers and keeps on han ual or girlusl. laber about home that does ‘Fellowship meeting Saturday al 2 o'clock P. not properly come wi$in boy’s sphere, and not that if it interferes with the hours —D tiring the storm, on Friday evening of play which demand boys to have, vis: last, the barn of Mr. Harvey Sisterly, of between 7 o'clock A. M. an l 9 o'clock P. Chester, was struck by lightning, doing M-, with n^ceessry iatenmision for meals. Together with a fall assortment ci considerable damage by tearing off shingles, Focnru ; And be it enacA-d Ihat OF THK and elivering the boards and posts on the straps, nor cow hides, nor yet slippers, will MIRRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES north end. It was rtruck directly over the have any effect in this rebellion. If they And in varieties to suit customers, all to be granery and stable, but fortunately Mr. S. try that game it will be “good bye John* AND CARDS, BRACKETS, * ' *’ ' had just turned hia hones in the pasture, for errands, and we shall ever, pray, That’s \ DUSTERS, &C..&C., otherwise they might have been killed.—* the kind of hair pins that we are. Vermontville Enterprise. Dene in the Latest Styles and with neatness. Collections a specialty. IN THE MARKET. 5 ou will alwayj find a large of Detroit, Rochester and Eastern rannu- stoat of the above named Implements at' facturieS, at prices that cann't fall to please. our stand just north of Wolcott's. with you. I trust by fair dealing 1 shall be able to retain your confidence, and to win that of strangers. C? L O T HI CHAMPION A rru. use or The Air Breaks Fail to Check Especial Attention FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY the Domari Course. ia invited to my stock of Tlie Naxhville People Amazed. Rakes, Made up in,goo-1 styles and warranted to fit Again in the Trade BOOTS and SHOES, OFF THE TRACK. Horse REAPER & SLOWER Greeting , Wheel CLOTHING SUITS fPom $8. to $30. TAILOB yyM. Gang Plows. At a prayer-mwling an old i tot tip and pntyrd for a son now a felon’s cHl for the crime of mar Another old mao tramWing johted the father* of Edward S. Stokes James Fisk. Jr, stood for the . CYRUS HUBBARD, iM Everything tjeu Want, PRACTICAL Jeweler & Watchmaker BUILDING LUMBER! t? (Ik-lsc Bro.'s Drug Store,) I NA.BIIVII..LK, • MICIXIGAX. LATH & SHINGLES. $1^5 1.U0 1.00 .75 Dcpor, Naohvilto, Mtoh. A. W. OLDS. 46 | W. H. KM HER A Ere.; �*1 h: 2 7~B» Hon. Judge Lte of Buqtus, O., says; B W' “One morning last December I was seized with a violent pain in the neck of the bladder: alarmed, I sent for my physician. He xb’’ ex­ amined me and prescribed Ham- jx<^ Ilion's Buchu and Dandelion. day or two I was much better, but having a return ot the jutin I continued. ~the medicine. In two weeks I was -Qj*7 entirely, relieved, and I i send you a calcuius or gravel which I passI ed. When Q) *l f,rst camc u measured just an inch in length and one quarter in diameter. ! Nfy ''distress is all gone and I have had no symptom of return. Next to God I thank ■ ■* you formy recovery." KressMan’f’gCo. 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That is to ftty,' he tacks one ;• end of a piece of tape to tho dock on one I side of each.of the Itatchways, and draw- i( ing.lt tightly over tile broad hatch-cover ! fastens it iu a similar manner on tho !’ a native of Saxony. Ho was usually tHK r.aitit nr.r.Ar. courage to do it, and told her he.would The following anecdote of the first give-her a silk dress if she would climb Tho suoceM with which courts nnd Napoleon was rotated by an English­ it Thu lady started and made it to the lawyers prolong litigation is conspicu­ man, who was a considerable time iu tlw top. It wa« a task that few men, except ously shown by tlie history of tlie Black­ French military service,and who vouches miners and sailors, would have dared, and well case. Ono Joseph Blackwell for its authenticity : tlie mine wite perfectly dark, too. Prob­ brought a suit in December, 1816, in the The . z evening before the battle . of .JJlm, ably die would not have tried it if it Bath Circuit Court (Kentucky) to rocovother side. Tncn a candle or taipp toe/nomo 20,000 acres of tend from about The when Najioluoti the First, in company ' htdn't been, but the foreman of that procured, flnd tho. tacked ends orc cov­ White Star (tanm with -him. with Mimiiial Bertbier, was walking ‘ mine confidently lieliovcs that lady would eno hundred defendant. The ew was ered with sealing-wax. He then relights climax was brought out in such an inim­ incognito through the camp, and listen ­ not heard until 1831, nnd tlnv verdict, climb a ladder a thousand feet to get a bib cigar (one of the Captain'■ best) with itable manner in broken English that the ing to the talk of his solificra, be naw in silk dress at the top. which was for the plaintiff, was not ■ officer immediately recalled tho voice tho candle, Mid blows the tatter ont. a group not fax off a grenadier of the reached until 1833. The defendants ap­ Nortj if the vessel has an American and manner of another one-Iuggctl emi- ' guard, who was roasting soins j>otatoe« pealed. and in 1K15 a new trial was or­ grant who had come over iu a ship of register, he must “.call tlw crow. " By Thu extent to which smuggling tias in theashtw. . dered. Tho amo being thus sent back law, each American vessel must bring another line with him only alxmi two “ I should like a roast jxitato alxite nil tawn carried on ■ between United Stati-H to tho Iteth Circuit Court it dragged bock to port every milor that was ship­ moniiis before. The fact jjf a poorlythings," said tho Emperor to tho Mur- and CiHfiuUi is estimated by experts at along until 1840, when a change of venue ped in her fron\ on American port; or, dreoa d mop making >0 journnyn to shal; “ oak the owner of them if he will $15,000,000 a year. It is not only car­ to Clark county was granted. Mean­ ■’ “ “ * so shortt s'periofi ex­ failing in flus, tlin Captain must report America within ried on by small steamers between sell one." - ■ ‘ while Blackwell IioaI died, and Williunl A M* *° tonJlT I rhrrUhf •! his d««th, * dcMertion, rosliipmcnt on an­ cited his suspicion. He accordingly roIn obedience to the order, Berthier Toronto anil Lewiston by way of Lake Marshall and John Fowler, who claimed With all my j ming ar lor. haa |v rtahrd, other vessel, or other cause of his non- pbrtad the circumstance when tho vessel advanced to Hie group and asked to Ontario, but by the cars, which, not­ Xerrr to bo; . to have purchased tlie property, Ix-camo arrived in jxirt, and unuHual diligence api>carance. Such statement by the F«.r >,uo in Um- ibunbyar>l ia lyliw, whom the potato<« belonged. A grena­ withstanding that the doors ore officially the plaintiffs. Blackwell's heirs, object­ WhiMc roke fahilly uinrmnml, w!»»u dyltut. Captain must be corroliorated by his wmi usod in searching his baggage and dier stepped forward and said, “They waled, arc made to contain and pass Only ol iu«. ed to this and denied the alleged purlog. If they aro hot, or if there be any pcraon.-but nothing wps found until liis goods by jK-rmilting the doors io lie cliase, but w«ire defeaU-d in all tho courts, ore mine.” And ro, wbm Um day la dolmlna. sear tBa land, play'd other cause of suspicion, the irregularity wooden leg was removed. It wn« an “Wilk you sell me' one?” inquired. opened without breaking tlta safeguards. ami in 1850 the case was in exactly tho Tbe clouda tn ooc rotor combinius ordinary, cheap artificial leg, fastened to' must be reported. When this is done, Low in the west; An extensive ImisneMi has been done in same condition that it had been in 1835, Bcrtluar. When ahadowa are allraUy crevpinx.. k the} Inspector again retires to tho Gap- the natural leg -at the knee and ‘armed “I’ve only five,” said the grenadier, tlie illicit imjxirtations of ribbons j»- with the exception tliat Marshall and And "tare Utruo<b the ivliixbt mv jrarpina, tain's room for a Lriof season. When with a ferrule at the Ixittom. When it “ and that's hardly enough for my sup- i eruted in wateh-caaoe, compressed .by a Fain would l rv»l. Fowler were now tho plaintiffs. Since he nguin apjiears on deck he lias a fresh was taken oil it seemed unusually light, machine so that each case would hold, on then it has twice been carried up to tlw per.” • . rigor. He is now ready to disappear and on careful examination it was found ‘ ‘*1 will give you two Napoleons if an average, ribbon worth $60. Trans­ PLRAgA.VTKrE.V. Court of Appeals and .sent, back again. over the side of the ship. If tho vessel to be hollow and to'coutain about $5;000. you will sell mo one," continued actions on an immcnoc ocale have been Mocxixa-Bmns—Iwan chickens for Last year it was transferred to tho Court is to lie taken into dock immediately, worth of Lusts and precious atones. He mode in silks, satins, laces, jewelry and Berthier. . of Common Pleas, where it begins dinner. had been a diamond broker, but hml be ­ however, he stays aboard. “I don't want your gold,”said the diamonds, which, updor consular pro­ afresh. All the original pnrtiro are A (.host ghoet-o sclioo’. in Hartford.— When a vessel, say a transatlantic come poor and subsequently entered the grenadier ; “ I shall be killed, perhaps, tection, have, in hundreds of instances, dead. Three generations of lawyers Boston Post. steamer, arrives nt her dock, the first Prussian army in tho French war as a to-morrow, and I don't want the enpmy constituted tlie chief contents of tlie have lived on it, and tlie fact tlmt tlie ■ Tub born of the ho:isc-fly is once more thing to bo dono it to discharge her private or noncommiwrioned officer. He to find mo with an empty stomach." consular bag. It is stated, on the au­ hind is constantly increasing in value, heard on the hilta. . passengers. This is often done on the lost his leg in bottle, and when ho recov­ Berthier reported the soldier’s answer thority of an American cx-Oonsnl that nnd hence in capacity to jmy fees, may vessel itself, but' more frequently on tho ered he thought of this method of re­ to the Emperor, who wim standing a little numbers of Congress and other official What kind of paper most resemble* a keep it alive a hundred years yet Tliis dock, where there are small buiklingr. trieving hia fallen fortunes. sneeze ? Tissue paper. dignitaries, have availed themselves ofis by no means a unique case, nnd it-is When the passengers aro dincliarged in the background. created for tho purpose. As tho passen­ dhodM dandy, “ Let me nee if I shall Ixj luckier than this. very peculiar process to rectfivo very nearly paralleled l»y tlie famous Wrru regard bathe lumber vessel lost gers pass down the gang-plank they arc tlie cargo is next taken out It is the In­ you,” said tlie latter, and, going up close some voltmblo imported presents; and Guinea trait, It is no wonder that com­ off Capo Hatteras, it is said that they spectors ’ duty to compare each lot of narrowly watched by Custom-House de­ Senator Roscoe Conkling is referred to to ‘ the grenadier, he asked him if he didn ’t oven save her log. • mon sense revolts at tlie long delays goods with the jrermit Obtained from tlie 1 tectives, and if there is any one suspect­ as having accepted a costly bunch of. fine which lawyers arc enabled to bring about would sell him a jxitato. A FLACABD in the window of a Center Which Johnny Bull dtallk»« m "dull and riupid ed of smuggling, cither from his man­ Custom House by tho imjsorter to whom “Not by a long shot," answered tlie cambric handkerchiefs, which came by means of our antiquated methods of street pointer’s shop, in Now York, Should there bo ner, his character us known to tho de­ they are consigned. through in the unsuspected consular grenadier ; “ I haven't enough logoi procedure. That such methods says : “ Paint your blacked eye while tectives, or from tlie arrangement or ap­ any disagreement, cither in the character 1 iHlg. • . should still be tolerated in on age when you wait” of the goods or. tho address marked upon 1oelf." pearance of his clothes, ho is thoroughly The smuggling by tlie European rapiditv in everything has become tho “ But yon may set your own price," A novicb took the veil in St Joe them with the ajldrees copied on tho No matter bow we rhyme the wortb, the rjialc »j«ak« searched. steamers has been carried on with n very one thing to be desired is certainly an the other day. Twenty dollars and permit, the nrticloH are sent to the gon- !said Nnpoloon. “ Como, I am hungry, No true gentleman will over stand high hand, and to such an extent as I haven’t eaten to-day.” anomaly that cannot bo tolerated indefi­ sixty days. It was another parson's oral Btorea, where all explanations must and 1 near a fellow-passenger's baggage while “ I tell you I haven't enough for my­ actually to depress tho business in many nitely. - doodle dandy!" , veil. bo -made.. These duties, os will bo seen, “Yankee doodle,- flnu and true—Yankee it is being examined. It would not be ” replied the grenadier; “ beside of Um establishments in New York. The aro not very arduous, and the Inspectors self, ' Fortt editors from the States invaded doodle dandyTHE DEPTH OF AMKHICA3 LAKES. proper to appear to see what another hnv'e a comparatively easy time after tho ull 1 that, do you think I don’t know you process, according to the authority of There is a mystery about the Ameri­ Montreal last week. There was never so man has in his trunk. If any of tlie sail­ flrat half-day's hurry in unloading. in those who ore assumed tojenow, is very iqrite of your disguiset" 1 many quill-drivers ill the Queen's do­ ors or. dock hands seem to lie over“ Who am I, then?" inquired Nnpo­ simple, and tho corruption apjxmrs to can lakes. Lake Erie is only 60 or 70 When the cargo is nil taken out they । minion since tlie days of tho draft. have run through •nearly all grades of feet deep; but Lake Ontario, which is " CHEATING THE CUSTOMS. curious, they run the risk of being rather must thoroughly examine the vessel, in loon. “ Why don't yort kill off more old rudely dismissed by the Inspector. If “Bah!” said tlie grenadier; “the custom-house officials. The-irnqicctore, 590 feet deep, is 230 foot below the tide­ order to sec that no dutiable articles are 0/ fintui/aii,f*~A the Inspector should happen to expose Little Corporal, on they all call you. Am whose duty it is to go on the ocean level of the ocean, or ns low aa most parts hens ?" inquired a friend-of a New Jer­ left on board.. They then have to make ' Mime dutiable article, it is enough that I right I" steamers, seem io enjoy tlie prerogative of tho Gulf of SL Lawrence; and the sey farmer. Tlio tatter leaned over tlw out full and careful returns. ho alone should know it. “Well," Kitid Napoleon, “since you of a particularly soft snap. Goods worth Iwttom of Likes Huron, Michigan, iui<l fenpo, nnd after eyeing his interrogator There aro about 1,320 men attached to a while, solemnly replied, “Summer All kinds of deviees-are often brought know mo, will you sell mo a potato ?” $1,000 properly packed will cost about Superior, although the surface is much tho New York Custom-House. Their to light. Elegantly dreased passengers, “No," said tlw grenadier; “but if $5 or $10 to squeeze through safely. If higher, are all from their vast depths on tayarilers." duties are various and complex. The A latter from Ottawa, Mims., to the you would have mo come and dine with tlie passenger has several tiunks, a $5 or a level with tho bottom of Ontario. Now “ Do you enjoy going to church now!" and often persons of good Handing in writer was once told by a clerk in a society, find themselvea in strange pre­ Chicago Intcr-Occan «ay»: From well- you when we get back to Paris, you may $10 bill judiciously placed on each will ns the discharge through the river De­ asked a lady of Mrs. Partington. “ La, Huitod States Arsenal (hat if the govern­ troit, after allowing all tlie probable por ­ grounded rcqxirta I infer that jinnee w me, I do,” said Mrs. Partington. dicaments os the result of theae aearciicfl. sup with mo to-night." liave iho desired effect on tho officer, ment purchased a paper of tacks, tho The only safe rule, a»y the IiuqMJctors, nlxjut to lie declared in the grasidiopper “Dune!" said Napoleon; “on tho who will cover the notes with his liand tion carrietl oflVby the evaporation, does “ Nothing does me so much-good as to word “tacks" hail to bo written in the in to search every piece of baggnge not ap|M?ar by any means equal to tlw country, and the short but'eameet war word of a Little Corporal—on the word and declare them “all right” If the gut up early on Sunday morning and go government books twenty-four times be­ thoroughly. This, however, is seldom between -the citizens mid tlie grdMihop- of an Emperor.” ' venture is a large one, on tlie wholesale quantity of water which the three upjwr to church and hear a popukxu minister fore a single one of them could be driven. dorid.’- Tlie otfleera grow to lie rimfident pera will soon lie a tale of the jkisL The “ Well and good," sniil tho grennilier. plan, including trunks enough to set up Likes receive, it has been conjectured dispense with the goapeL” Alike degree of “system” is carried bounty plan turneit out to>b<’ a grand “Our jiotatoea ought to be done by thia a small store or dress Fifth avenue, it is that a subterranean river may run from When are stockings like dead mini ? out in collecting duties. “ Friends wrote in Uioir judgment of human mature, and often • the search is merely formal. mtcoeM, both • financially and in the way time; there are tho two largest ones; the, deemed advisable to liave a tug waiting Lake Biinarior, by the Huron, to Dike When they ore men-dod; or, perhaps, tome," mud a custom :honse officer the Wonicnaro employed to scutch women, of exterminating the jicsta. Exagger­ rwt IT| ent ruysclf." ont in tlie Narrows or nt Sandy Hook, to Ontario. This conjecture js not impos­ wlwn their soles aro departed; or, 'other day, “ to find out how to get goods and they liave-the reputation of bring ated reports have been circulated ns re­ Tlie Emperor mt down and ate his which tlie illicit speculation can be sible, and accounts for the singular fact nguin, when they are all in holes ; or out of the custom-house that arc de­ more thorough than their brother de­ gards tlie damage to crops and suffering potatoes, and then returned with Iter- modestly tranKfcrred. Through nil that salmon and herring • ore caught in when they arc in too-too ; or when they tained, perlmi«, for some trifling irregu­ tectives. These women are often marked among tho people. The only cmuities thier to his tent, merely'remarking: grades of society which might be pre­ all the takes eounauniesting with tin* St. ore past hoeling ; or when they aro no larity, but I don't know anything alwnt diarastera. Coptrajy to one's expecta­ in the titate wliidi liave liccn af­ “Tlie rogue is a good soldier, I’ll sumed to profit by smuggling, tho con­ Lawrence, but no others. As tiw falls longer ou their lost legs. . it. My business is to sign my name to tions, the best women searelicrs cotue flicted by-gniKsh<qqmr» are Blue Earth, wager.” ‘ • tagion lias spread, until it is asserted in of Niagara must have always existed, it “ No, GK.vrrjtsuuf of the jury,” thun those bite of paper." I Nicollet. .Brown, and L<Sueur, and, alTwo months afterward, Napoleon the New York that few of the “ Upper Ten " would puxzle tlw ^naturalist to say how from the South, and not from the sterner ! derod nn-oloqncnt advocates the other The man who goes into tho crowded i though several fields of grain have been Great was in the midst .of a brilliant aro exempt, while the same charge is these fish got into the upper take with­ day in a Denver court, “ this matter is circle formed by the high desks beneath atmosphere of Nuw England. This is 1 entirely destroyed, and many were fast court nt the jiatace of the Tuillerics, and mode to apply to some of tlie largest dry out some subterranean river; moreover, I for his Honor to decide, who site there noid to bp owing to n kind Of business the dome of the maarivc granite building any periodical olwtruetion of tho river 1 being devoured, a stay of procecdiwpi | sleeping so lieautifully.” His Honor was just sitting down to dine, when word goods establishments in tb«‘ metropolis. on Wall street, and supposes he has seen ability inherited from tho French anecswould furnish a nut improbable solution try of many. Southern families, cspecndly w’lia instigated by the gnwfdiojqx’r cru­ was brought to him that-a grenadier [opened both eyes and mouth, and the custom-house, is greatly, mistaken. of tlie myatoriotM flux and refltix of tlw sade r». From IhcBO slightly devastated was without, trying to force the guard said: “All owing to your narcotic 1—ger quarters. than those arc needed in Louisiana and Maryland. Ih France takes. \_____ _____ ___ ____ nearly, all of the smaller shops oh* am- acres at least half a crop is looked for, nt the door, saying that he luul been in­ far Unde Sam's army of place-holders ! speech, sir." Those volcanic countries which aro and tlio aggregate State loss will Adi for A l>Ot! FIGHT IKt CHURCH. vited by the Emperor. in the metropolis. The first place to ducted by women. Some of the female without ancient volcanic outlets seem to Thb proprietor of the only saloon in short of that of 1874. A Lifgi amount The Virginia Enterprise records quar­ visit, if one desires to understand the Inspectors uro vtry ladylike and fashion­ “ Let him come in,” said his Majesty. suffer terribly from earthquakes when on Iowa town died one night, and tlw of money lias been expended. Blue “Lad Tho soldier entered, present#*! arms,, those suliternuican forces operate with reling, in church ns follows : workings of tho custom-house, is the ably dressed. The majority, however, next morning, whou tlw citizens gathered Earth county alone has jMiidju grasshop ­ Monday evening, while tlw Paulist and said to the Emperor: barge office. One may always see in the affect tlie severe in stylo. The ordinary more Hum usual violence. This wns tho at tlw door and found it locked, with per bounties tip to and inclusive of Mon-, barge office from ten to thirty men type is dressed iu gray or oilier sober “ Do you remember once having imp­ case with Lisbon, when it was nearly de­ Fathers were holding forth to a congre­ crajH- on the knob, they drank from the day, .Jun.' 21, f$6(fi00. Tlie t"t..l dressed generally in heavy rivermen’h colors, with a nwagerly trimmed joekey lied with me off my roast potatoes I" stroyed near the middle of the last cen­ gation composed entirely of women, two town-pump, and went home a sorrowful amount of hoppers destroyed aggregate n costume, but exhibiting the faces and hat; and is from forty to fifty years old. “ Oh! is tliat you ? Yes, I rcniniu tury, ns compared with the region of big dogs, which foul mimnge.l to gain ini lot of mourners indeed. Some grief nearly seventy thousand bushels, manners of politicians. Theyoomu from She has a bturinoss manner, and there is bcr,”suid the Emperor; “and so you Naples, which appears to be saved from entrance where men were not allowed, toudiuH us all in the same spot.—Chica­ I am informed by Mr. Arnold, Auditor come in contact with each oth<T, ami, all parte of tho State and country. Hach emphatically no nonsense nlxitit 1st. have come to diu with me, have you ? devastating earthquake* by the con­ go Tribune. of Blue Earth county, who topk cliargv has some powerful patron whoso recom­ She will conqwl a lady, to take out her Itustau, lay another cover on the table stantly recurring eruptions of Mount disregarding tlw sanctity of the place Every imper in thu United Statea of the finances and jiaid idl orders, that and(Uw exclusiveness of the idtemtancc, mendation has placed him in his position false teeth with the most nudicions non­ for this brave fellow.” Vesuvius, upon whoae misty rim perj>etillustrated the truth of the nuraery eitiwr has printed or will print this re­ chalance. In this privilege of minub1 he was cornjiellod to employ head awustand kecqis him. there. Again the grenadier presented arms unHy mark : “ Singular, to see a garden walk.” rhyme about tlw delight of dogs. As With outstretched han.!* A certain number aro detailed nt regu­ examination of another woman's drew anta, End for several thiys when the rush ’and ,-Mid: there wnS no man present, and not any Whereas, it is no more singular than to lar intervals, and occupy themselves and personal make-up site is tho subject was at ito height hujxiid xiu^at the rate “ A grenadier of tlie guards does not see a rupo walk, or a house fly, or a of $l,0(Ml uywyJiftedn minutes. Somo of the women wore practienl illurtrnabout the house as-beet they can until of envj' by .her- whole sex. cat with lackeys. Your Majesty fold This is Ute ease apparently with the tions of .woman’s rights, the brutes mo­ brick bat,' or n tree bark, or an iuflnito She has oftentimes, however, met with times a jiarty would have itezcral orders, called out for duty. These are tho In­ me I should dine with you—that was the ' vast tract in New Grenada, which was nopolized tho occasion and interrupted ntunlx-r of other things that might be spectors. Their life in monotonous, or wnmdi even sharpei- than hcraJWr’- The ona calling for-a number of quartz^ hargiuu—and, trusting to your word, I dreadfully shaken by an earthquake on all other procoedinga tiH their illustra­ m.nitiono), from a hot spell to an old profowuoxtal female smuggler if a'being Othcra for fractional parte of a bushel, at • would be to ordinary men. They, how­ have come hither." May 18. The subterranean fires in this tion was over. Next week the men take maid's sen. different prices, and iq addition to com ­ to be adminxl from a distance. She ever, talk fluently (it has bun their “True, tree," said the Emiwror; “lay inland district had no previous mouth tlieir turn at the pastoral repast, and “I shouldn’t think ynu’d yell and trade), tell stories well, and do not f*>cm brings to liear rdtlhc virtpes and ria-w puting was the vexation of making tlie a cover here near me. Lay aside your from which to belch forth their furious some of the outers, who insist that tho scream that way,” said a gentleman to a to be greatly worn down by their en­ of her sex to nccomvlisli hot purpose. parties understand that the computations arms, mon ami, and draw up to the strength, and eight cities were toppled naughty men who ware not allowed to newsboy who was letting himself out to ' . ’ table.” She utilises whatever there is womanly were correct. forced idleness. over, and thousands of their inhabitants enter were at the bottom of tlie dog­ be heard a mile and a half. “ Does it At night a number of them always re­ iu herself and acquires all tho strength .1 /:/:Olt(l!A flSHlMI itVTFlT. ’ Dinner over, the grenadier went at killed before the volcano opened on the fight, doctaro that they will manage in hurt you any!” inquired the tad. “ No, The following w on “ order for sup­ his usual puce, took up his carbine, and main in the building, where bnqfrit tire of purjiose and assurnnee of a man. Tlie mountains in front of Santiago. By this some way to attach tlw caudal apiwnda- it doesn’t, but it will surely undermine juvpared for them. At any time they reputation of her Hpx for moilesty, for plies,”- recently nent to ari Am>'ricu8 turning to the Emperor, presented arms. awful calamity it in estimated tlio! .36,000 ges of a couple of felines, and introduce your health—probably liring an droj>uuworldliness, and for fainting at the may lie summoned to go out in a tug (Ga.) grocer by a fishing excursion party: “ A picre private, said he, “ought not persons were either killed or made homo them into tlie service, so that tlw nu n sy.” “Let’er drop, then—ynwf *bout and board a vessel. Of Um a water with mere thought of suspicion; the peculiar ; “Dear sir: Myself and __ a kcouple of' to dine at Um table bf the Emperor.” • less, and, although the particulars liave may have a practical illnstration of tho tlw murder—got to holler, if I die for several of these officers on board stojm formation^of her drew, and her per- frfends have this . rtortiing on a fiahing “ Ah ! l understand you," said Napo­ not been learned, the reality is likely to fact that their hands were never mode to it”—Detroit Free Press. excursion, and'you and you’will will pieosu please scud send us, us, down st Quarantine, and when a vtw 11! soual beauty—wliat there may be of it excursion, leon. “'I name you Chcvidier of the be more appalling than the imagination Four <J<x4ao ImAJcmI ScnMh, scratch .out 'each other's eyes." “‘“T ooan‘ M lo by bN&’r, the Mh.wtag articlos, which, from a foreign port appoani she is Ix'gion of Honor, and Lieutenant in my of the ruin. South America has in the Tb«y ww*ns» MKi they t><i h-u. ;| » Aoukruold irURDS" boarded at tho same time by au Insjiector if you von prefer it; you can oimrp' charge to wither company of guards." , WMb •i|nOb> nid BnU-Ulinua iSIta, last half .century been viaited by many Ibo ot Uy X. Uxm J„kBn.«n« r Bi n LoduH. MUut i. and mm the: Quarantine uiucer. officer. ViVHCrauy, Generally, (W'J ..... ................. ..... ........IV., T — ' : JaCK Mrowi .Ind Ijksmc, U>»y tod him; When Siiakaspcaro originated this “Thank you," heartily earthquakes, but with few *that ■ - returned the : dreadful• v... — H-1' . . elicited ... . . admiration .... ... .. tju, . however, the State officers are allowed to Wv,nHa Jlar£ : j.'„up jkmuvI. Thry Minrd him ii|- wttli ■oMfar, •• ItK r Rmpmur!" bo sboot- i „|m wiU1 Ulii Thc UMt Ibo phrase, we wonder it he had any of tlw And trUd to moi« hU Urer; get through with tltcir duties before the for ' “ Umr “1luRenuilT. ’* *N.I ’ ‘ ™ly <k> U«y , ,m,n 1WD11 following too familiar expressions in liis e<], and then withdrew. B*» *lt In vain—hi* MtU« Mui i Ban tender region is inland adds greatly Ww Ux'lb, (tzml oanli.w in wbivh | gr.juvri pepper and drnlij>>hn trf rddiikr. ! government officers make their ap[*cermind, which the Church Union' has Waa »aftr«l/>*«r tho river. j to tho intarwa wliioli scicntista take in •re filled wilb rakaliki diamond*, but, T(.„ „r Urd nnd a Imp, jug of ! • gathered in one suggestive paragraph : -Phihuhi/Ma l^rr. _ . 4 ... , . 1 tho event, because of the new theory th. 7 bring In hnln. , hi , kr . < h „. l,«m and m I When a steamer is boarded in the liar-. “ Stop your noiae I Shut up thin min­ Ttoe . H Uw wtal . woman -1 „ not Coffee drinkers are tlireateoud with A oUDM de- . hnu., (,f w|1Mv. Tlir.^ pad not do for a Hilk dross. They always bent: bor, tlw Inspector climbs from the lug of their nOunl MU,. - - ute.' I’ll box your curs !. Hold your hard times by a blight on the eoflev B,bilu, lin„ u„. twkrt the game at which they play for fine ! generally without much ceremony, and MUw mn*t U «l*. l» rroogWm, U,. touguc! Let me bo! Get out! Be­ plant in Ceylon. It shows itaelf in tlio but by the chastioal action of water—a dilfcmim lietrnm * b il or iMjfuitwi,, a,,,., „ t ^,v,k v . O! „, , rf U ™. frequently with onlynfriendly lift of tho have youraelf ! I won’t. Yun «tadl! dearth of tlw foliage, while tlie berry in clothes. They are just tlie name ont ■ theory that is supported by the fact tiiai hand a* he mounts over tho aide. Ho and > «w made by Ua> m.-rliim ot a I Lin>,ri,.k book* and . pdlon of okialy I Wt*t Some»ladh-a descended into a-' Never mind! You’ll catch it! I’nt also roduced. Like tliat of the hunoti y<m . mine st Pioche the other day. The fore­ . volenmxm are generally found dose to away those tilings ’ You’ll kill yonrthen guns diroctiy to the Captain's room. premoua atone lamoatl, lb., akin. Miv.- , in ,„y tM groves bf Europe, the trouble probably the ocean bod, as iu the autun of Mounte no m nut ran aaoaoooai io «o wna, but us, no apjr(. Alao aeml one pound of white man of tlie mine xj’tiul down with them. Hoi* imrtrucited to du this, bo Ul"’ l*l*HU-ra haw laa-u ton, iifi, andjani, solf! Mffitl your own busuiww! I’ll conics from cxltamflimi. Hocta, .Etna and Vesuvius. But foe the alnya dom it. Uh, maaon i. that it ho lln-,<i« TOrth ,„p,t „,d a amall rig id whiakv.‘ Hur. When eoming-np time auno the uouvuwm-: tall ma! You mean thing ! There, I . aboukl'rofnae to uooept Urn Oaptata’a “ * pampUA-Aapnl aaok .of t,„ll7 rbil Cook. P.-i—Aawi tion turned upon the danger and labor of ; pnvu-nt nil scientific spoculation na to told you so I I did! I will have it! An adventuroua aeronaut in London | the oonae of thwo tremendous viritaboapibditiM (alwaya ot U» wiy Bnoat oUod ailk. >bad la> paio aowrul day*, andaa analM climbing the ladd«s« with which thekhaft ' tiona will be forgotten in thK horror O, look what yon have done! ’Twan has expresaed his inter.tiou of living for brands and sekactod wills peetdtar care). I\'r!iHjw tlw most ingmiions method j are bod on the rivwr at thin season, my is furnished from one level to another. ; you t Won’t you catch it, though It's a wceWn a balloon. It will Iw captive, : their appalling destruction of human the Captain might think ho was very ««f deceiving the Cnstom officers ! phjidrian ju»t «tepi»ed in and sag­ Tim first ladder, rcjireaentod aj ~“ ' my house ! Who's afraid of you ? Get but the ropes which confltw* it arc to be । jjfn han fMXtaKioned. stiff and intractabknnd wanted to parade that lias come to light lately was the de- : ga«ted Hint we tak* along a little whisky, dicnlor height of 20tt foot, and one of ths | out of this nstm dh-ortly ! Do you hear unnmially strong, lunl his aerial bome hi his virtue. When lie returns from tho vice of a man with r wooden teg. His , Send it, and enter it on your lx>oka with te-lioa said ahr behevwl aho could dimb ' A Tuouoirrrvn hook-mnvssanr out me ! Dear me, I never did ntich a thing to bo moored at a good height above tl « cabin he pulls a roll of red tape from | name was Ernst Bohrumami, and he was . the other items as above.—P. C." ] it heraelf. The foreman doubted her | West wears cowhide panta. in all my born days I" •arth. drosMid. v«ry^ sliabbily, and traveled oh a poor emigrant Ho waa a skillful story-teller, and lietroyod himself by telling n vciy humorous stoiy a accoud time within the hearing of the same dotootiro who was on board one of tlie . �L C. BOISE. At FRIDAY, JULY 2.18741. -• - trial of John Kelley, Fred ?a and John Both the alleged' BKBA.M 1*U UTEBATIIBK. We find it everywhere—in parlor, library, and kitchen—in steamboat* cars, nnd hotel*—on tfie street-corners and in rhe market-places. We tire eminently* reading people, and aro H. M. LEE. “49” Iler “lofty spint” disdains “drudg­ A book that would command a mul­ ery,” and if her mother cruelly insists titude of readers must ignore to n that she shall take care of-her own great extent both principles and ideas. room, she fancies hemelf the descend Tlie weakest arid ' sickliest love ant of a royal line who has been been story is gorgeously bound in green kidnapped in infancy by some igno­ Bessie Turner has made <350 out of selling'her photographs, and that offsets n great lot of ruined reputa­ tion and blasted aharacter. • Oc course of reading that she will never casionaJly, it ia-true we meet with a relinquish unless compelled to. So novel that-tcaches a great moral les­ much of romance is thrown around son, but these seldom appear, and the life in all its phases, Jhat men and intervals between them are crowded women are shore of their strength In Annette Shafer, was knocked down by a yard engine on the L. S. & M. S. R. R. in Grand Rapids, Tuesday, and both of her legs cut off below the knee. ' The Raisin Valley was visited by a tornado on .the 24th. Barns were unroofed anil blown doxn, fences and gold, and sent into the world to ble family. Her mind is dwarfed prostrated and much damage .was meet with just as warm a reception and weakened, her nerves, shattered done to the forests and orchards. as if the same programme was not and her physical forces rained, by a A deaf and. dumb lady, named repeated every day in tho year. CROCKERY GLASSWARE A SPECIALTY. SHELF wounded can reach and satisfy the ture.’ na better Still they arc bought by thou­ sands, nnd rend, loaded, and rc read, nnd that too by those who “have no time to read”—anything that is worth reading. The “man of period" ayili some­ times wake up to the actual state of things fur enough to remark learned­ ly, that “a woman's head is always full of fashions and novels,” without stopping to consider that his own cra­ nium has’nn better furniture. So far as the novels are concerted he has no advantage, and probably the lady would appeear on the street as wil­ lingly in a last year's dress, as’ her leigelord would in an pld-fashioncd ■ooak But the reading of fictiou has come a disease. It youthful mind and weakens it before maturity. be­ the attacks long The mental appe tite soon becomes so morbid that it craves artificial excitement, to the ex■c’urion of everything else, and like opium-eating, the longer the habit is demisted in, the harder it becomes to break it. The standard works of our public libraries lie almost untouched, upon their shelves, while every novel in the collection is well worn with use. and it frequently happens very poorest of them all that has the been handled and read the most The human mind, like the body, is composed of what it feeds upon. YUSKEGOS 27th, 1875. It is ordained FINE, LARGE STOCK OF mm solos! [• B. LeDTiaa, Win- B fireoao. A..-1 G»»r Bupt, DrtjolL Ural Supt Clikof© Hbbit C-Warr*one. r KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. C. A. TRUMAN The N^tahvillc People Amazed. truth of this statement call at KER R Sc CHOC KER-8. where you can “Sector Yourself.” We are selling cheap, and wo cordially inrite every man, woman, and child in Barry County to call at oor ware­ house in Hastings, and see for themselves, don't go away from home when you can save money by getting your Buggies in your own County. Every Buggy is warranted thoroughly. Hastings, Mich. Subscribe for the Newts. .H C<2 td tn to ALLEN’S, AT ALLEN’S, i o AT ALLEN’S, wM az3 s o 3 o Cheap As Dirt, go W OR? a 5 o § DeDult having been made in the condition* of a certain indenture of mortgage, made end executed on the twenty-third day of December, in'the year'of our Lord one thonsan'd eight hundred and Mventy-three, by Fetor Simot, of Naahville, Michigan, to fa­ vor of Charlev B. Richard ion of the eame place, which laid mortgage was duly record­ ed in the office of the Register of Deeds of Barrj county. Michigan, on lhe twelfth day of January, *. D. 1874, at ten o’clock A. M., °r c7t. which said mortgage was given to secure lhe payment of twelve hundred twenty and 75-100 [>1220.75] dollare, two year, from the date of said mortgage, with interest al lhe rata of ten per cent per annum payable annually;' And it was thereby and in said mortgage expressly agreed that should any default be made in the payment of said in­ terest or any part thereof on any day where­ on the same was made parable aa therein expressed, and should tho same regain un­ paid and In arrears for the space of thirty days, then and from thenceforth, that is to say, after the lapse of raid thirty days, the said principal sum of twelve hundred twenty and 75- lOOths dollars, with ail arrearages of interest thereon, should at the option of the obligee, hie executors, adminisurtors, oraasigns, become and be due and payable im­ mediately thereafter, sJlhsugh the period as nlmva limit..___ «_ ■ . . . fore contained to the contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding; and defanli o i 3? B’ Cheap as Dirt. K S’ in eaid aorCgage said indenture of r<*ea hundrad thirre, 1*1818.17] and »f fifty dollar*, as rely provided ; and or *nv part ihwxrf; i* hereby giren, tin by virtu, of lb. power of win in Mid tnortfag* contained, and in *cc=rdu*ce with lbe Btatuta in tnoh ca«« m*dt *nd proTidMl. I .hall wll *i peblio auction or TMdu. the north /rent door of COME AND SEE, COME AND SEE, £ COME AND SEE. § tho c third 1875, at the hour S3 »» as follows, to wit: certain piece or parrel of land being in Nashville, Barry eeusty, und known as the north tarenty.fi 2 MAKE J,T PAY YOU How a woman can keep on talking i mystery not yet explained. The Aii Break Fail to Check the Domwart Course. J. L. REED A CO , an m pros*, and hateful generally, unless in • never bites a man, but*tbat isn't j rompnny where they fee! under obli-1 Great Slaughter people of Nashville arc amazed to see J. L. Reed A Cj’s Buggies coming to their eity 11W WDM, Cheap As Dirt, OFF THE TRACK. We are off the old track of prices. We bare slaughtered them. The agitated air that breaks the n.igbky forest fails to check m wm, AT M’lMterOJ., IlrcuxiiohJ Grand Kupkta, lS*turd»y eseepted, Don’t make your pur1 chase until yon liave FANCY GROCERIES sen my Stock. of heaven Charlotte, Vennon trills. NuhriUe, u.r ^K-hi.j.in.1 from Grund Raplp. to £ train- connect In name depot »t Detroit Wv.uru, Grand Tight Quad* Ban GOODS While James Thomas was at­ tempting to climb t.ipqn a moving OF ALL KINDS AT COST and should be a sacrament to man •’ train at Grand Trunk Junction, he missed his footing and fell between but it never can be unless .both par­ the care in such a manner ns to have ties carry through it, aud to tho grave one of his legs terribly crushed. beyond, a love which is holier, deep Of all kinds, and Tlie Bellevue Cornet Band are er, and truer, than the world of of fic­ trying to get up a Band Tournament AT PRICES THAT DEFY tion lias any conception of. The sen­ for Eaton and Barry Counties, to be COMPETITION! timent of lovers may lie well enough held at Charlotte or Hastings. We in its place, but uoe to the manud would be glad to see such a meeting, and hope the effort may be success­ pair w^o build for each other no ful’— Charlotte Leader. stronger affection than this, and woe Of *11 kind* which we Ohio papers claim that Michigan is to the hearthstone that is not illumed the birth place of ali the mosquitoes by reason as well as sanctified by on earth. Thank you, gentlemen WARRANT TO BE PURE ihonest affection. lor your courtesy, and in return we There is a haln around a bridal will say that Ohio has more fleas nnd veil, and a fascination in the orange bigger fleas to the square foot than any other State in the Union. Paid for all kinds of Produce, or exchanged flowers and the wedding ring, that The young son of Reuben Emery, tho novelist cannot resist Hence . living four miles west of Albion, died the people enter the married state' Thursday from the effects of a revol­ BARGAIN’S with wrong conceptions of themselves ver shoL He by some means got FOR and each other ; hut the husband soon his father's revolver last Tuesday, call and see us before purchasing. . learns that his wife ts not an angelic and while playing with it an acci­ dental discharge took place, the ball BOISE A LEE. heroine, but actually has her faults, ( lodging in the thigh. and soemtimes lots of them ; and she' In the Huron County Circuit finds that her husband isn’t a bit like Court, at Bad Axe, Albert Turner, the model hnshnnds she has read of. who has been in jail nearly two No wonder that both parlies become months on a charge of rape, was dissatisfied, and matters often grow tried and found guilty by the jury and worse instead of better, until the d is- sentenced by Judge Harris tn ten years hard labor in the State Prison ease becomes chronic,. Hence our at Jackson. newspapers are flooded with “matri­ An important suit was ended in monial infelicities” and the proceedthe United States Court at Grand of divorce courts. Rapids June£5th,by the jury return­ Of course the writers and publish­ ing a verdict for the plaintiff of $-5,600. ers of indiscriminate fiction are not to Marona 8. Weston brought a suit Uame for all of this, but perhaps it against James Dalton and other lum­ bermen of WJiite River for cutting would be fair to lay one half of it at and carrying away pine timber from their door. pine lands to which Weston claimed Give w» then a pure literature, one title. marriage. HAS JUST RECEIVED A CANNED FRUITS from the honor and dignity of true What, then, must be the character of that will not pander to vice nor prop­ William Bell was instantly killed the young minds of the present gen­ gate fdly—a literature that shuns by tho cars, near Holland, last Fri­ eration ? No child can develop a alike the emanations of corrupt fan­ day night, in the following manner : He wns walking along the track and pure thought or correct principle from cies and the diseased oflspring of'unstepped off to let an engine pass Fill our land with (which had broken loose from the a stream of sickly sentiment. And principled minds. if he reads volume after volume that the purest streams from the fount of train) and then stepped on again, is not worth remembering, and which learning and ihe rairest flowers from when the rest of the rest of the train he makes no effort to retain, the pow­ the wreath of Minerva. Let us wan­ struck, run over and mangled him in a horrible manner. He was a bach­ er of memory becomes constantly der in the Elysian groves of a litera­ elor. weakened until it is almost shat­ ture where no seqients lurk beneath A man walked into a doctor's office the tempting - fruit—where no pois­ tered. in Keokuk, Iowa, last week with a Tlie habitual novel reader has nei­ onous plant grows among the flowers very bulgy umbrella in his hand. He ther the inclination or ability to grasp or twines amid the laurel. Give us expressed a desire to leave a present a thought or reason out a result. His the rich fruits of mental culture, un­ fur the doctor, and lhe latter naturally brain is paralyzed by intellectual opi mixed with the “apples of Sodom,’■ expressed his gratitude in suitable terms while waiting for the gift. ate®, and it knows nothing of a hea'th- and our people will be stronger and Then the man carefully opened his ful growth and development. This purer, our children will be braver and umbrella and shook out a bull snake brain-wasting literature is received better, and our homes will be happier five feet long. The docter has a room temporarily at {he hotel while into American homes and marked out and nobler. the snake is being starved to death in the lives of children. We see the in his regular office. Two cripples living at Breedsville results all alound us. There is one had a collision g couple of weeks ago. Strawberries by the dray load and down the street; he is about eight­ One was a father and the other a wagon load go to the depots every teen or twenty, carries a cane and ad­ lover. Phil. June was the lov*r, and day for shipment to the city markets. vertises the clothing stores. He when a lucky rival led his sweet­ This delicious fruit is becoming an wears a gold watch and chain, is pet­ heart to the alter, June sought re­ important product of Plainwell, and ting an incipient moustache, and per­ venge by telling what he knew about vicinity, and the area of ground the young lady when he and she were planted to vines is increasing year fumes all the atmosphere around cooing. Such cowardly, unprinci­ by year. Quite a number of persons him with hair-oil and cigar smoke— pled stories, caused the father to wax wi 1 market from 1,600 to 5,000 probably he chews too, plays cards, wrathy, nnd meeting June, he pro­ quarts each this year.—Plainwell Re­ and drinks occasionally—he might as ceeded to chastise him with a raw­ hide. Of course June objected to the well; he i<n't the smallest fradtion of A terrible affair occurred near father's proceedings, but we wish ev­ a man, and never will be—die is sim­ ery scalawag, whether high or low, Leonard's Crossing, north of High­ land station, on the Flint and Pere ply nn empty route. that attacks lhe good lepute of a lady, ju....... “* rttette Railway, on Saturday, t. There are young ladies too, whose he was once intimate with—whether. .oledo express, bound for Sag­ naw rj luinds are formed in the same way. she be true or false—would be ,inaw City; running at the rate of thirty scourged, raw-hided, skinned alive, They read half the night, mxL of miles per bout, was approach ng the hung to a tree and kicked to death crossing when the engineer observed course, must sleep until nearly noon by a Jong eared jncka«s. a man standing near the track, and the next day; probably it would be just before the train reached him he more agreeable to their fneads if they ran up to the truck, laid down and slept ate day. placed his head upon lhe rail. Be­ fore the engineer could check speed Sometimes, however, their parents j the train passed over the man, sevboast of their being “such' great read-1 en,n and the girls will tel! how many I I It was ascertained that his qanic was We find them wherever we go.” volumes lliey c»n read in a week- > j O. W. Armstrong, and that he had —Hartford Day Spring. But they are narrow-cheHcd and ■ been desjxmdci.t for some time, It ia nid that the female house-fly j tbr~tepi»8 to wWda. hollow-eyed ; they arc billions and’ gaiinns to Uehnvc themselves—Uwn June OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUGAR 10 to 14 Cents! for GRA5D BAPIDfi AHD Wholesale and Retail The house of Martin Smith, near -Xith the veriest trash that ever filled meeting the practical truth- But no­ St. Johns, was struck by lightning a vacant head. Weekly newspapers where is'this so plainly apparent ns one night last week, nnd a six year and monthly magazines have amass­ in the marriage relation. Matrimony,, old daughter killed. Her brother ed fortunes simply by the publication is the .ultima''thule of (he novelist. who was sleeping beside her was THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF not injured. ' of tong "continued sldries"—stories He will lead his characters through A. gang of counterfeiters are at that are spun out through a series of sens of blood and oceans of tears, and work in'Grand Rapids, shoving coun­ weeks and months, evidently fpr the if they only get married at last they terfeit fives on the First National IN THE VILLAGE. sole purpose of filling space and are suppesed to be abundantly com­ . Bank of Canton, lit Thus far tfiey have eluded capture and set afloat a purse Thoy have no mission to hu­ pensated for all their sufferings. God forbid that we should detact largo quantity of the stuff. manity—they bring no balm to the euro EA«T AND V 1XT, BOISE & LEE tion too of the mast insipid character. hearts—no word of hope or love that RAPIDS DIVISION GRAND The Reliable Short Lise • John II. Faller, one of-tho alleged TOU WILL FIND no conception of duty. Her ideal of murderers of Wilson Pound, at Hol­ womanhood is the heroine of a novel, land on June filh .last, has been ar­ rested and is awaiting trial at Grand and her highest ambition is to be Haven. With Naw *nd Pm« Goonv, which they pretty, vud sit in. a parlor and be The bm4?V an unknown m»a was waited upon. If [she can't accom­ found oh the%h5res of Lake Erie, in very willing to be cmnridercd, btit what we read is quite another tiling. plish this glorious end. she imagines Munfoe Co., on lhe 23rd. The body It is a-sad truth that the public mind herself persecuted and unappreciat- was badly decomposed and could not be identified. is constantly fed upon fiction, nnd fio suffering—no KEEP IT IN MIND! IHirhigau (ratrat Mxilrrad CLEMENT SMITH. Morts L 1875. A. W. ALLEN. �io, Usforol Wide; >b NEW GOODS! found. — FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1876. W ON HAND AT pay the Highest Market Price for W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, A. BARBER M-, D, Horaeo_ ■. P-lKfc- !•!>> ,l<!.!| ,„,1 Offier, «<, H Btaok- Strawberriea and Cake. Great splayed In arranging and dacv- box at strawberries. CORN. APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed, See., Delivered at their pu.p. wUb b» —Wo had a pleasant call from our County wore $87-65. B. RASEY, Drayman. Good* and . Sw u> •X.yj.fcww In lbe»l!ta<"- Sheriff, Isaac W. Vrooman, last Hobday. J —Rev. C. I. Deyo will preach next Sab* bath morning from “Our Country's great- A Thursday evening, when the following of­ learn that a little st earner will ply ficers were elected: • on Thornapplc Lake to-day and lojiorrow, —Geo. Hanccek, living east of lhe village, is just *blo to bo out. 100,000 brick and is making ready tor another of 800,000. . J LIEB HAUSER, TAILOR DU AGS, CULTIVA TOUS, Ganfr Collars, - RA TER LIME, SALT, 4*C., Caff*, Ac. Wheel . Proprietors. Grreetiiig Horse Rakes, HATS AND CAPS, CLOTHING. CROCKERY, CHAWPIOV WALL PAPER, SUITS from $8. to 830. GARDEN SEEDS, PARADY, Manufacturer of I’lowdi Horoe Forks, Ac. - &C., AINSWORTH & BROOKS, . CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, which we ship and retail at bottom prices. The County Treasurer win iaeae Ma war- Jj! .Gale’s Chilled Plows, <a®DiD3a Ml HASTI.tCl ITEMS. —There will be a school meeting at tho eohoot house next Monday night, * for tho OF ALL KINDS, - WILL BE FOUND Shirts, HAIR. STUCCO, 8. W.—B. F. Reynolds. J. W.—Dewitt Dickinson. 8- D.—Henry Falkner. J. D.—Ira Bachelor. Trees.—■John Felghnor. Sec’y.—Eugene Cook. Tyler—John Webster. Jfmplcmrefj Boats, Shors, The annual election of the (Nashville LATH. JOHN R. EASTMAN. ■ XgrimHural ?own >tore! f Clothtag, SHINGLES, M. FLINT, AT THB • Notloas, ELECTION, MA KO SO per eent above lat eonl, goWN Dry Soods, Hats, Caps, ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE ELEMENT SMITH. V l.A-WYf '• KlijRR 8c CROCKER Who is always ready with a good assort­ ment of , POTATOES, g NO, NOT AT CORT. BUT AINSWORTH & BROOKS, -The.Christian Festival at Mr. and Mrs. ff. Obis' last Tuesday evening waa a a YOUNG. M. D. WEBSTER A HOBBS, j—bm AB Mtri. of wwrk ta U- cosTJim, nimiM! ATTENTION, ALL! NEW GOODS! Made up in good styles and warranted to fit or no sale. HEAPEB & MOWER AND A FEW —Last Monday a dutchman and hie Crawley A Grace to-day; also against the I world respectfully inform my triends Boot* - — “ “frow” stepped into a saloon and took their hotel-man in Prairieville, their tax being together. Odd eight. unpaid. A nru yin or Lest Saturday forty-four cents was Parties from near Gun Lake are being TOHN Q CRESSY. paid for woo! by our dealers. Where H the J BJHLE B 1 F Rflfl'Tft and fUTtfiJUSl prosecuted before W. H. Hayford, Esq., for village or city that can beat our market! spearing fish, by tho Kalamazoo Fishing and shall be.pleaeed to renew I will call the attention of farmers, me­ * —Scarlet fever is raging quite-severely in Club. of Detroit, Rochester and Eastern nianu^yM. JONES, chanics, merchants and everybody to my the vicinity of Orangeville, and several The case of Niskern vs. Purdy In which Business # Relations facturiee, at prices that cann't fail to please. deaths, among the children, are reported. Aaron Clark is mutual friend, was argued —A few days ago E. G. Potior of Maple before Clcloam Cobb on' Wednesday, to re­ with you. I trust by fair dealing f shall be Baofs lrom $2.50 to $9 pr pair Grove, killed a hen for culinary purposes, duce the amount of bail of $6,000. Result able to retain your confidence, and to win that of strangers. and found In its crop a garter snake fifteen The attorneys read the affidavit which caus­ inches long. 4 lbs Rio Coffee for $1 00 ed considerable merriment. Cheers were 11 lbs Japan Tea* for 1 00 given on the street for Purdy and groans for living north, came into the village Wednes­ Clark and Niskern. 10 11-8 New Orleans Sugar 1 00 day and bought aa invoice of pork and bo­ is invited to my stock of MMdtenlK Joly Ut 12 ibs Family Mackerel 1 00 A job lot oi logna sausage. 8t*at Quill1 lb A No. 1 Tea 1 00 —W. A. Aylsworth's health has been 15 lbs Butter Crackers 1 00 —Capt. L. C. Boise of this village has* a qnite^poor lately, and he has gone to Buffalo, !i lbs Satisfaction Fine Cut 1 00 very heroic niece in the person of Miss Ella N. Y. for medical treatment. His wife AND 10 Rolls Wall Paper 1 00 Boise of Sandusky, Ohio. A short time Naskwllle, Mich. went withTrim. ago, while (be family were absent, and she 5 Doxes Linen Faced Collars 1 00 —There has been much weeping, wailing alone in the house, she observed a rougbGeneral Conveyancing, I Pair Patent Overalls 1 00 and gnashing of teeth in Naihville sintJe the looking Individual approaching lhe bouse, ■ Collections a specialty. boys adopted those resolutions spoken of in Ladles’ lalnen Collars Ac Caffs Irish Linen Table Cloths only 1 00 and knowing that “tramps** were about and WHICH IB NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. 10 Pairs Mens* Half Hose 1 00 not liking his looks, placed a. double bar­ MONEY TO LOAN To match all new Spring styles, bought at 10 “ Ladies' Hose 1 00 reled shot gun within.easy reach. The fel­ Ready pay customers shall have no cause my own price, to be sold accordingly on good Meariljr. AU Mmm street r d iBTlW I1 Balls Best KnilUrg Cotton 1 00 sell half fair tickets to and from all stations low knocked ; she opened the door with one to complain of high prices. on tho 3rd, 4th and uth of July, which bend reserving the other for instant action. Very Cheap. Grangers' Prices! LUMBER WAGON! Again in the Trade IN THE- MARKET. otock of the. above named Implements at our standjust north of Wolcott's. GASH D0LL4R DEAL We WABRANT EVEfiYTHIH&WBSelL Especial Attention FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY ELIHU CHIPMAN,' Justice of the Peace, Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, White Goods, BOOTS AND SHOES. MRS. L. O. CROCKER makes it very convenient for those who wish . Has just returned with a Urge and complete to celebrate. aeoortmeal of . —Dr. Scott oi Sheridan, they say, occas­ Spring and Summer ionally has a “racket" with his wife, but a few nights ago the wife and a sister was too much for Dr. and he was forced to roost outside of the house. ELLINfflYHANCY GOODS’ .Meek Ties, Rushings, Collars and Cuffs, IK ILL or THS LATEST STYLES. . HnU Bleached and Preued. Dress law, Mun and Fiiting Done —Mrs. Truman returned from her wes­ tern trip last Friday evening, looking much better. Her sister-in-law Mrs. O. D. Frink earns with her. and Mr. Frink is ex- Give YMe a Call. house and partially drew a weapon and started in. In an instant the heroic young lady grasped the gun, cocked and leveled it at the rascal and told him to lake his baud off tho weapon or she would give him the exclusive benefit of both barrels of the gon. She then told him to take a bee-line for the gate and if bo turned or deviated from the straight course she would shoot him. She followed him to the gate keeping, him cov­ ered with the gun and bado him run for his piRMTCRE MANUFACTORY! and satisfaction guaranteed. W MILLINERY GOODS! Parlor, Library, Diw, Office aid GENERAL FUNTDRE! W. A. AYLSWORTH. LISTEN? Something Interrs Ing and Val- facts we learn from a Sandusky paper —A middle-aged chap walked the streets nable. Miss Boise is only 18 years oU\ and truly Wednesday, no tight the! he couldn't have excels the young ladies of our day in courstood up straight ling enough to have bowed to his mother-in-law, asserting that he had been robbed of three dollars. LOCAL MATTERS. —Dr. Berber one day last week, drove Together with a full assortment ok, OF THE -----0®. The latest styles of Collars and his bay mare to and from Bedford Center, Cuffs al Boise & Lee’s. MIRRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES a distance of 40 miles in just L nr hours. >®- Carpets, (New dtylcs), at And in varieties to suit customers, all to be The following day ho drove her to Sheridan AND CARDS, BRACKETS, Have removed to their Dickixsos's. told cheap Cor cashin 25 minutes. She is a clipper. DUSTERS,&C-&C., 80$. P. Ihirbam keeps lhe beat $1.00 —The thief who stole the County farm Jspau Tea in town. Try it and be happy. Done in the Latest Styles and with neatneea team, has been captured at Keudalville, Ind, and taken to Auburn, N. Y. on the ggu A full line of Notions and Thread CALL AND SEE. charge of burglary. Our officers feel’ aa if at Boise A Lkb’s. In the new brick blqgk, apposite tho Union they would like to deal with tho rascal. 8A9u A new chest of to cent Tea at P. COFFINS AND CASKETS, House, and are bound to lead the Co. in ths Durham's. ' It is conceded to be a liule the —The M. C. R. R. will issue excursion Ofall styles and siirs. and META^C PAT THE to Jackson for a visit to P. T. Barnum’s beet for the pi Ice in town. C furnished to ordes Mrs. N. JU. STEBBINS Manufactured at Marengo, Michi, of tbr brst material, by first-dans workmeni aa<J we oan fully, warrant all Huggiee we »eUL Farmen give us a call and we wil guarantee Entire Sati&factiovk, All orders loft with os will receive protepb at lent ion. Both Double and Single Buggiee can be had. Acc. Asc., JACOB LENTZ & SONS Manufacturers and keeps on han E. EYIERY’Sf NaahviUe, Mich., April let, 1875. Nashville, Mich., Jpn. 27, 1875. L. J. WHEELER We are also agents for KERR 1 CROCKER. H R DICKINSON. MEAT MARKETI ROE & clever; QREETIIVUt thanking the public for past favors soHcte-w continuance of the same, and would' inform the public that they will keep constantly on baud’ BOISE BRO’S FRESH MEATS, all kinds, which will bo sold lbw far cash The highest price paid for Bids*. Prior Would respectfully eall lhe attention of the etc. Give them a cull on Weet side Hida 8* sshvnie, Mich. Citiien* of Nashville and vicinity, to thiir stock, bought for cash, ’ and to be sold at the Default having been made in the eondi-tions of a certain indenture of BisrtgsfOr made and executed on lhe first day of A'jiriHin the year of our Lord one thousand •*« hundred and seventy, by Norsm- fr. Matteson, of Barry county, Michigan! iu fa* vor of Thomas Sheldon of CaMlcftm, Michl' gan, which said mortgage was duly neoerdBOOKS. S TA Tk ONER Y. ed in the office of the Register of Deeds of Barry county, Miohigwnt WALL PAPER. PAINTS, on the first day of July, A. D. 107Dl at eleven o’clock A. M.. in Liber T OILS, VARNISHES of mortgages, on page 192, which aaid mort­ gage was given to secure the payment- off BRUSHES GLASS seven hundred [$7tX‘] dollars in yearly pay— PUTTY, DYE STUFFS, menu, of one hundred dollars each year, from the date of said mortgage, with inirt'TOILET ARTICLES, est al the rote of ten per cent per aununr payable annually; and it was thereby and* in mid mortgage expressly agreed the* PERFUMES should any default bo made in the payment of aaid interest or any part thereof on any day. whereon the same was made payable as KOCHER BROS. Drugs, Medicines ZDRESS MAKING Baby Calls aid Peramlmlatirts! Elegant New Querters, REESE & DETTERICK Highest Cash Price FOB ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, Hides Felt: and Fin. Hippodrome to-day, for one fare, for the round trip: also to the Detroit races 6th. 6lh, 7th and 8th, for one faro for the round trip. Kid Glores for Ono Dollar at Dtexts box’s. SHR DUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand. Mgr 60 per cent saved by using the Tex­ as Coffee at Boise A Ln's. In lhe grocery line. Saw MliJl I Call and aee them. BUTTER and EGGS. REESE h DETTERICK. etrawberri-4, cake and lemonade were the NO EXCUSE FOR BEING SICK. No person can um Boschee’s German Syr­ up without getting immediate relief and cure. We have lhe first case of coughs, odds or can­ —Don't forget the band boys bowery al sumption. or any dlejase of the Throat and Thoruapple Lake thia evening end tomor- Lungs, yet to* hoar from that has not been cured. We have distributed every year, for three yearn, over 250,000 sample bottles by Druggists in all parts of the United States. the lake, and all in all it will be mueh No other manufacturer at medicine ever Sirs their preparations such a teat aa this. d to your Druggist and get a bottle for 76 $26-60. ATKINSON & BOE, AUTISTIC PAINTERS! Job Sample belli printing CYRUS 1 6 — „ .... are informed Jeweler & Watchmaker a With a complete stock of A largo line of WINES & LIQUORS! DRESS GOODS. COT T OXM E. Hard and Soft Wood LUMBER, BOOTS & SHOES, WHOLESALE & RETAIL TRADE. Of all kinds, and in fact Win do well to look over my stook of Everything ^oit Want. BUILDING LUMBER! Price# : CM Wauhet, " •• $1.25 1.00 1.00 .7 .75 M Kx™«ed! Worn taaM! u> tb. »r,r.»i.l pnl PAINTS and OILS, WHOLESALE CASH Clocks, Spectacles, #c. -PU Saturday the Il.ir4 day of J ply. Physicians will find our . . • . .w stock complete, at the lowest living prices. LATH & SHINGLES CHA*. W. DEMARAY A. W. OLDS. lauds and teuewenw described foswidinoctgage, or so much thereof a» ahaU be More the northwMt quarter of eoolier. tbistaouft 18> Dspot, Nashville. Mich. 48 I footings, in said RATES. Wt pay the Ihghnl they had tjicut the daw. forty-five and 86-1U0 ($746.8»l) dollars, and PrescriBtioK Carefully Prejaret U« t™«l wlfl u. ,«,d <H»n, CZfOMMi* of seven hundred dollars, with all the ar­ rearages of Inters*! thereon, bath hevn and Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! rocenes I contain'd te the contrary thereof in any For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only Boisa Bao's-win give very cloee to Yankee Notions, JBUILDEItS ten days, then and from thenceforth, that is to mv. a'ter the lapse of lhe said ten days, the Mid principal sum of Mren hun­ dred dollars, with all arreaiagM of isle real inereou, should at the option of lhe obligee, hie executors. sdtnini«tralora or aaaigns, bvootne and be dec and payable immediately 1 hereof'er, although the period aa above- IF YOU WANT FOR THE 3 £ £ HUBBARD; 1'HACTICAL 1 Manufacturer of fi« T.b*rr*s ud Ci^n, GEHEBiL MERCHANDISE SHAWLS, CASSIMKRKS, Goad enough. the fear of God or love ci" man in his heart, allowed hie- hones to break down the NASHVILLE, MICH. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, We have jnst added to our already large —Prosecutions under tho new fish law Fresh bread from the Chariolte and choice stock of We manufacture our Furniture from the have commenced in this County. Hiram bakery, received al P. Durham's every day. best thoroughly seasoned lumber and war ­ Bunoe has been arrested,an complaint of R. BQU The Mason Fruit Cans at rant it to be as represented. D. Russell, of Kalamazoo, charged with Boisx A Ln's. spearing in Gan Lake during the forbidden At the < stand, west ride of Main St Nashville M ich. M- k. festival last Friday ere., and all ap-’ 21-46 Dry Goods Business I \ W. B. K(K HER k Bro. . _ THOMAE BHKtDON, iCLEMENT NMITH. Mortgage Altororv fiw Mortrvgve. ) Dat.dN.ri.vHlr. IptlB.lffr. S �for what they oall hard work. They shocks continued, and fittw burned will do any amount of •• roughing it" ranch property. Thbte who wore sored for awhile, provided an independent fled to the nraghboring country nnd cn- position ><*n Iw secured by that menus. <•■1 men of the eoutrtry. nnd i» worthy of IniVnrwflM-.trt,- WmXLOO. FlXljlV Jt IM. (Moped. Wbenlho news reached Mara­ New Oriiwn.. , caibo, two uteaini’rs were sent out with of the term, they have not the slightest prirLuu. Poa-wui Bl AM. PBIWIWTH. ideg. It is only recently that tile working killed ouUlKlit by Uro fall »r dfcnrnfeL bread and clothing-tv the sufferers by A aonfl.> — ilh the ohrooic hours in England have been reduced to the American Consul and people; also a Mjmm.! test fipttirday night, a train ran Into a corps of physicians and a committee to a reasonable limit; while in France, in ru man, U» tm. uxuil of I—u» 1 h*»« Germany, and in Belgium, men and runi nflfl. Uifl we ef ^oAum. .udpw . disburse aid. Tho government has sent •• . . e 4 ..... 41._ L.., I.. *I.A wornin still work ok many aa twelve soldiers to protect the people. hours a day, and in small trades like Ilvporta from San Caybtpuo, Santiago, constitution, ' Grarnlata, ArMhgla, Cticutella, and Ban millinery, lutir-draiaing, coufootioncry, Cristabel, nil aggregating a papulation and general shopkeeping, the hotira of of 30,000, confirm the previous account labor ore even still longer—from 8 in tho of the destruction of life and property morning till 12 at night in some cmra. t'aralry Condibon J’ou^lrrr. ■ in those placx*. The shock was roll at Thetki habits of bat'd nnd constant work —The Liberal or Indejiradcnt jxrty of C*UBogota nnd efther places, nnd in Mara- influence the'whole state of affairs of a SILVER nmkxuur—that he wm in txaroorton of evi-| lorau. iu convention ai naramcuio, uwi-: > . . TIPPED dance, wbkh he would submit whmiever tiro noted Gen. Bidwell for Govonror. Mr. Pacheco -caibo there have been light quakes every country not only in a direct, but in an indirect, way, by preventing the develop _ . .. . . ............. . _____ 1__*_____ r 1.—.lav mtvrefl SHOES $10, to $500. ment of those habits of luxury and exhad boon made to bribe the jury. Judge Aieil- acclamation, Tiro other ! aratTihinr. ami cof travitgnnpe in the msM of people who, < Mil.I GRASSHOPPERS. fABtlE 8ENT FREE. neither from their abilities nor from their SCItEW FOR At J. SKWtXn position, ought to have acquired such wi MAVIS 1XKA cm bs habits. Taka a man from any class you tlie eoutlwrn and central oonntire of Bliuots, ■: Morrill; Superintendent of Ihiblic Instruction, j like in America, and compare him with doing great damage to tliocorn and oilier eroje. j J. W. Guinn. Tbo platform adopted, promises To give you aonto idea of tho locust a num from tlie corresponding class in mostly of railroad freights and fart*, and will plague, lot me descrjbo briefly their Europe, and you will bo rnrprised to endeavor by all lawful means todijve railroad flight. Eleven daya ngo they began to find how much more reckless, more ex­ para here overhead. They begin to rise travagant, more'pretentious the Amarithe Illinois bottom. o|tponito St Ixnite is con­ tion and unjust discrimination. sidered inevitable. up about 9 o'clock, and by 10 they aro can is, aud, upon the whole, how muclia •cyvkry wa mily wAjrrs. owgtett. —Three humlred new money-order offiem ' —The Democratic State Conrcntini of Iowa nearly all on .the wing. They go as the less turttial nerforms. _______ ■ ........ ....................................... I lees actual work he performs. have been created throughout the country, after .wind drives them. Excepting one day, present numlering 350. Hon. Shephard LefJulyL when we bad a wind from tlie north, Two swains of Southern Minnesota, —Tho new syetem of firepayment of portage their flight has been from tlie south one living in Steele county and the other | isfartory rrenlte in the way of revenue. . LleutenantiGovcruor ; W. J. Knight, of Du- northerly. Looking np, at any time be­ in Freeborn county, were smitteu with —Reports received at tlio Bureau of Agricult- buque, fur Judge of the Supreme Court; and tween tho hours of 10 and 4, toward the Uie charms of tbo name damsel. As for UtMctll Ri-H>; uro, in Washington, from different noctioneln- i A. B. Wright, of Wright county, for Supcrin- son, they may be seen paraing like snow­ CGTR/C/>, I..LTA . KL..M.- IIFUT-...1 her, she declared it wiw uo more tlian l.* • r ft , ' P luudf uro liwlor—si by ll>n dicate that the whiter am! spriijg wheat will i tondeni of Public Instnicilori. Tlie platform flakes, rapidly us their wings and the .tlie mattgr of the flijiping of a copjMir j ' \ JfA ioo.i rmi»'-nt |»l.) .kreiu yield tourJlfilia of a full crop, live (iromines adojitod favors absolute prohibition of military tlm world for Ibemo ofrlrtl:,_2_roro.i _«_“ »>etter than wheat, but will fall below the usual interference with local Slate elections ; raw- wind can’ nifike them- • By n large «py- Isitwci-n them which way her affections | averagc. Gats are in good condition, and will ; ration of all the legal righto .of every citizen. glatw, I judge tho swarm to bo about weut. The yuutlis, however, would not j half a mile deep. And so they go, day submit to lhe arlritrafion of the nimble ; ~ ,-re — rr rhronle illaaaM* <M largcwt producton. tj ' J pjjjjj jf BattCF tfOHl 1 011311 Of Mill, after day. By night they settle down. niekri, «!d fought .tat the .1,. ..i.hrer iloatacJ, andbtood. Book wlfh tiers, and opposition to any further grants to On the evening of ti e day before yester­ well. (Hover auo» their dreams, righting did uo good, for | c.n isnywby. fa »«/ «»«- Ro eharonm r» ______________________ IS LIFE. corjrftraie monopolies for any purpose ; restora­ rt» , Clytaratl. Vktoday, wo concluded the swarms were neither one would kill tlie other. At tion of the Presidential salary to <25.0*0 ; and alxmi exhausted, ox not nearly -so many length tlie Freeborn county man offered | —Twi nty-five dollars a day ia what lhe miners a U;iff for revenue, net for protection. —The in tho Black Hills claims to be able to make ont - New York Proliibitionlrts have .put'tbe lind pnraml during tliat afternoon, and to give up his share in the girl for *100. of thair bonanza. It ia now claimed that good | following ticket tn the field : Secretary of we cougrululated uuraelvcs on pos»blc The other youth scorned the proposition. BOSTON, MASS. gold hM actually been found, and that Crateris i State.’ G. G. Draentmry; Comptroller. Ausun future exemption. But yesterday the The Freelxmi county man then offerexl These Standard Instruments report lire been affirmed in every particular. A. Hopkins: Treasurer. Hlephcn B. Ayres 5 air was again full of them ; and. last ^OLEAPJh PER BAY $ thV*Tm w>ovt p° »low8 to give tho Steele county man 8100 nnd 10 Advices from ProL Jcnnoy’s eapedition arc to I State Engineer and Surveyor. Geo. A. Dudley; AV VVMMMW 1 SOI trtl f bhuttlC Srwlr.,- Mrohln. evening, aliout six miles north of this, take tlio woman. Steelo comity steeled Addrero JohnaxL Club A Os' BMon. Mros; Krw Y«1 Sold by Muiic Pcaleri Everywhere. Canal’ CommiMoner. this effect, and a frosh rush to tho iliggings C~‘------- **Ira D. l^ell; State ”Primm ~i— thiy; rtUrtitilurs-i Cbk*r>, Ik t orBc IxreU, Mo. Inspector, John B. Gibb; Atjpnioy General, Eli they came down iu a lino extending all himself against the offer. Freeborn ABE NTS WANT ED-IN EVERY TOWN. across tho country, in such tremendous county raised it to 8125, to 8150, to 8100 — Advices from Spotted Toil's Agency T. Mandi. ' clouds an to frighten people. Mnny —aud st the last figure ho fetched his monihir for l>»J«n<-o-. wiili i legislature, last Friday, a Anal vote was taken persons that were out ran in doora, fear­ INSTALLMENT PLAN: rival. Freelxirn county, gave his note on the resolution censuring lhe Govern nr and ing lett they might be .tmothered. A SOMET1IINGIU3-J-LS.-S. “I amoug intelligent men. tliat a gigantic war Council in the Senatorial matter, and limy gentleman, Judge Ryrael, who was rid­ for 8160 and married the girt But ob- work .nd nunry for »U, men or mmw.lon or rib. j seryw how quickly tho lover is lost iu tlio wb.>nr Mureligre. Krod ebunn for <'«ul.«tM. Ad- I among the Indian tribes in about to be inangu- were adoj ted *l>y a j*rty vote of 174 ayoa io drew. FRANK dl.UCK. New Bodford. Mm . I ing along, said that for some time he 166 nays. . husband; for uow tliat he has her safe in regurdol it os a vast storm cloud coming —The rate on registered letters has been in-, his ixrtkwsioD, the Freeborn comity mini KDDSTIIIA down over tho whole laud, and the sound creaaed by Postmaster-General Jewell from 8 resisto the jiaymcnt of tho note on the A—Kiatlon - nre-tinr <.f 1K» X eta. Addrew. WaLTI'M —According to a Washington duqwteh, it ia io 10 cents, because lhe former rale did hot was said by one to reacmblo tliat made AVo.. JnctemvtUw.l'U. S*» wbore yon row thu. ground of '• no value received!” estimated tliat tlie cx|>cium<h of tlio government for tho preMint year will-‘foot np in tho neigh­ by a locomotive %nd long train of earn. It wa." air ancient custom of. the Snnrborhood of <275.000.000. Tills refera to run-1; Now, to-day, with a soutlicaat wind, the tans, iu order to inculcate among their air is again tilled with them, flying’to the —Tlio Younger and Jamon boys are thought ning exjMinnee only. youtli an abhoreuce of intem]M>rance and —A final settlement of tlie coal mining J northwewt. ' its kindred vices, to make their fdaves have employed guards to protect their vaults troubles has Ikicii readied in tho Wilken- j Just think, then, that ns they fly with drunk with wino in tlie public raarketbarre region, and the troops have been with- | against anticitwted raids. an average velocity of fifteen miies per plnces, so that the rising generation, upon -Tweed has been rclcuwwd from Blackwell s drawn from tlio Schuylkill flehU. hour, and tho width of tho swarm is not whom would somo day devolve tlie honor —The Secretary v* of me tho Treasury uuna, He un quietly qmeuv eroaactl crorecu over utot to w.icwivtk. a,<<? revive.j v-anu.. gives notice i . Island, New York. । — and safety of tlie Lacedemonian Repub­ and. after viriti ng his offieo sivl other placer, that U>e following 5-20 I Kinds of 1862 will be I ht* tlian thirty to seventy-five miles, lic, might nee before them all the gliastly was again anretrd on a civil rail for dcframl- paid al tiro Trearary Itept. 2t. 1875, and that • and tiiat this is now the sixtieth hour of detailsof the drunkard’s disgrace, his low Wbu tXI b >rem tn IT. K Amf, huTOa *.w l-r. can ing tlio diy ont of W,ooo,ooo. I intercot on thorn will coara on dial day: Con-1 a continuous northerly flight,' and that of reason, and of physical Htrength. r«t eoapMiMUoa. PMrtaa* obtalrrol ht woaula ar In'Twere well, perhaps, to-eby, could Home - Ehum- Washburn and his secret service de- I>on ternds, known re tho fourth aorion. act of ? hwunn ftt l(W,t b^f u mjjo of our young men contemplate a similar woU.« !«,. „r ’ F.K a IMS. .toJIX., 1. 1MX .. Mm: , nn| oTw instructive k-Mon drawn from tho life, counterfeited, thia time al Pittobargk I**- I <oupen txmda of <50 from No. 11.001 to 12.. .. . ,. .. * Hilum 11. Fra* ...I . 5™. I-"* u«l™.., ,100.. r™. No. w.iol u.! «™» •«* m ouy auction­ showing them, by n sharply drawn con­ letter carrier uaund David H. Pavia aro among ' No. 64.500, both inclusive; <500, from No. ' just tliink, I my, what numbers of them trast, the advantages and true loveliness tbo jwrty. Tlio wauterfoiteni had in their to No. 34.000. liotii toehtaivrf; <1.000. are here. They are the very same kiud of abatinence and virtue. For such as appreciate these, Vineoak peniemion a cuUmUou of bogus railroad pareos. j from No. 01.501 to900. both inclusive: to- llK dcrtcriW in the Agricultural Report Bitters is tho bevaragc bout adn]>ted, it Ciubracrog Uro aqjnalurea of all Uro leading tel, for 18(..2 aflhctel day yvarantred m1d» mrr Well ' being purr|y> vegetable draught, devoid Cljffjli a Auuor A. Drill*. StOO * niwolb i railroad officials in tho eountrT. —Tho Arewtaut Treasurer at Now York has1 , . V, ’ m, • -Iriends of James H. Ortley, of Hauorer. . bran directed by Hraratary Brrtow to soil '■ county, I a. There is no mys- of alcohol or mineral poisous, and |x>s- aTHl^^a 1 P'l'Ftu «'M>1 A*<-nt». AWT bool tree. JIU Auger 81. LouU. Mo. | MMsing nil the virtues, but none of the, Mam., wlio waa executed at U>e Dedham jail, j <1.000.000 io gold coin on each Thursday in tory or pvculinnty nlxnit th<«c. Au acdainning ciinn-s, of the different poisous j chli’utal clianco then favored their over.last Friday, for murder, Lxl rained a fund of j July, ar <5,000,000 in aJL which year by year arc sweeping away I production there, just ns circumstances ♦30,000 to secure Ida freedom by organizing, a ; thousands of dollars and lives. 12 Jf.4Jr.frO.lP JJVTfrJ.LJOK.VC15. .TV . .1 a • 1 . party to capture lhe jail by force. His affi­ -Su^c tiro trace Irtwneu tiro Praiwylnmis out 'V ou *lwa-VH faTOr’ anced. Muw Sarah K Cashing. h» and Baltimore and Ohio Jteilroad Cor.q-auics. ‘ »"« Uwm ill some places, no Hint oecn, , , had M stocked ,, 11!., ciues all kidnoy diwaaw. d materials to aid his cscaix'. 1 ■ . . . exposed b Porter Ccrtlev'n ’'ton *** ^roni Baltimore have advanced 50 Kioually they are overproduced, swarm ’ ' " per cent, per humlred weight. off, lay eggs, nnd die. These eggs, l»c- k e: OPIUMS yas $5=$20lX!t SiosLBLTa raifo!sass'£3=." WiEEt2retbO'BS.-3>?fflfi: I BOOSETS I Geo- p. Rowell & Co, | Smith. Organ Co., FOR SALE. AGENTS WANTED! . ■ • Ji num 'VINECAR Dr. J. Walker’s jCaltfbrnin VIn­ egar Hitters aro a purely Vcgctablt, preparation, madp chiefly frdm tlie na­ tive herbs fuund on the lower ranges of tho Sierra Nevada rnonntaki.A of Califor­ nia, tbo incdiclmtl properties of widen aro extracted thci-cfrom —itliout. the uge of Alcohol; Tlio question is almost , dally asked, “Wlral is tbo cause of the ' unparalleled success of Vinegar Bittees!” Our- answer is, that tbay remove tlio cause of disease, and tho patient re­ covers his health. They aro tbo great blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a perfect Renovator and Ir.vigornior of ihe system. Never before in th« history of' tlw world has a medicine been eomtronndod praMming the remarita»->» qualities of Vixkoar Bittes* in bralinp il.« sict yf jvery diseaao num is heir to. They aro a gentle Purgative as well m a Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammation o! tho Liver and Visceral Organs in Biiiotu Diseases. -S. The properties of Dr. Walker's Tixbgax Bitters are Aperient. Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretic, Sedative. Coue'v-lrritanl, Sudorific, Alters tire, sod Anti-Bilious. n. Il UerOXALD «i co.. ’ion X. Office For Sale. Officers and Soldiers PIERCE WELL AUGER STOCKS PRIVILEGES $106.25 —Late Florida papers contain an account of a peculiar tragedy, in which a Mr. Keech. kmg miaiuug from Fond dn Lac. Wte. was mnrdored. together with a woman rnpjxwed to be his wife. They lived on a farm in SC John's county. A man named J. Nowton Smith b> in 1 I | ■ —M<xxly and Hankey, the revival prcacbcre ’ (,f London. projssw to visit lhe schoolboys at I k^,,. but Uie proposition dore not meet with I . , “If *n Bi« foil late, do not hatch till spring, nnd thus Como such -myriads of them as now.. But one might imagine their ' ' . tender, if they have one, much favor in Parliament, and the Lomjon 1 wot.pjUg like another Xerxes at the morB.nmn. «ban>nm. «H<. udii, „l hi» follow™, for Uxao now —At the municipal clocUona in Home, Gan- ! , , .. . utohrn uni flymg w>U .l. pout thr.r ho was employed to do the daed by Mm. Ellon UUd,l,«l-:U,.lkk.U„rd!l.™«. Kocafa. of Fond dtt Lac, the deserted wife. _T>>. Frond. .OwmMy foo rnu.1 . cn.nl<«R« «<“'h mirtinw tlrnl U.oy u»i»t bo <120.000 to lyromote the worthy rojmxntaticn *11 hatched out in late October, and nil chinipioirelup of tho United Htotoo and a prize of Franco at the Pldladdplua Ceutcunial. perish during the winter. This lot will —Cable disjrtdros report that tho British ■ ooeno uu eud laying its Harlem river, between It. B. Bainbridge and BonnU.. . ,, w |„ M ,.m>, The same dispatch aajw: ‘The Chinese govern- ' , . , . , , , , • .. ta^nowiornoop. u >ho«™ i» ttoir being dMtaiyna b, tho nJ t»no Chicago, and Frank 8. Yeten, of Grand Haven. . , cnraequenco of tiro Anglo-Barmrao quarrel. fntz*J «“ Mark Twain would say, they —Tlie official report of the committee of ex-, A formidable Chinera army ia available for , rather like them and are proud of them, ports apjxfinted by the \\ reliington authorities . gerrjco at M,y moment mi tiro frontier. j J have tesUil Unit point thoroughly, to oMuunro into the condition of lb. n«r CraHeavy failures continue to be reported ’ kavo’Utem OU their old clothe tom-Horae al Chicago is to th. effect that the fronl ^>.1 altogether lhe financial and I , . , , „ , foundation is laid ovsr a mn.1 , ‘ “ when Uicy slicd off, and UCW OUCff OomC ronntiauan is lain o%w a subterranean mud commercial situation in England is n<4 in a fiat„ T . , ... „ , , mine ; that tho building stone is of an Inferior 1 lcriaK condition. i ou Uu,m- 111 1,ke 11,0 In<luui’> •«quality-will not stand fnrt - can bo picked to Moody and Hankey have cksrod custfr are lousy. pieces with a penknife, ami in .bort, tliat Uro , meetings m LiverpooL Theei|ronere ex----------------------- ’ whole structure must be razed to the groumL tho cutnbutiema by <8,000. DEATH BY DROWNING. —Three New England mnnlcrcra suffered the , —After related conference, Mr. Gladstone death iroraUy ,« Friday of last wrak-Jobn T. blul jnemsrod to rommo the Iraderehip of tho «r«q I. Gordon. at ’Xbocaoeton, Gonkm. itromaston. Me.; Lewi. Wagner. Libera! party next year. n/fap. name place; and John H. CostIcy, at IX dham. —Von Arnim has been found guilty of ate .twuy-Tr.mr.a ..da o/j-eople Mare. Gordon, tho Belfast Cain, attemjitod Btr>rt sutc paper, by the Berlin conrt. and I D^tUntr. T**?*^8 S"*-/ “”2“^ *"2 to nine mouths imprisonment. “ ?_Later dispatches *2 from Paris _'_Xc state that ci u. announce anotUr nctory over the loWof life and damage to prejx’rty bleeding Co the scaffold. AlfoMo e atBiereute. by the recent flood in the river Garonite riMKa AKn CAiHT.At.TlK8. j ~In too British House of Commons tlio j . ‘ , —Tlw towuof StiamfttoaBpringatn theaouUi-' other day a motion was made urging that a per- * gTpat<-r than th previou reports have HOW GET A HOME, iikivt TO l. ivttu . (uui ui i — .. huraos were demolished, and many ethers more or Iom injured. Hix jronwnn were killed, aud about one hrmdxwi injured, sumo of them seriomly. Tl»s whirlwind asramed the shape rt ******* Lrtinctiy ia dirtetri parte at tho city "Tts track TERRIBLE DINASTER. nc,’aESa- :1o5 al TUMBRIDCE A CO., a Kl..r R. R. at 1» T>n> ,«are rent will !•< Every Man HI* Own Painter. CJIAIUXXIK A <x>. urn lUre> Start, Pbilad-lpt. WATER WHEEL P rm: MABKETS. insHiEtaiwwmjEmici OnrUPBUKK •amt buUdlari u , D. a.,and baa pnivr.l i.< tentaroswte. Price. 1< NEW YORE. •J9 M 1 01 M m-M 00 HALL'S patent stanLARG SAFES AT’ HARD FAN PRICES. HALL’S SAFE&LOCKCO. lefa NICHOLS, 8HEPAR0 aCO.V "nmnimnnn mirnnonT Xjf Xz Elastic Tress Ci, Savina, Time-Saving THRBS1IHU, ta nnprecadeiited In tbeanralaof Farm Macldnerj'. Ifl a briefperiod It has Income widely known and FtV.LV KSTABLISIIRD. a« the • LKABVIGTHHESIUNU BUCHIKB." No.683 Broadway, N.Y. City. X> MACHINE,S ' De»» *— —all CaU er —d ter OtreaSar. and t» eared. left Han Francisco, recently, for Hiika and. Baris have opened subscription books. * Toulouse alono. Belintag's Hiraita on airoiMitific expedition and [ —Troops have been sent from Mazatian to I The disasters elsewhere are almost of “* lowTwttoo^r “OTr“«1‘ »**- broken onto.* that place. ■ , _ A rwhlfd^rtH. from Pwis state, thrt tiro deaths by tiro rvroont fl<xsl in tiro river Garonne X000. Over 1000 horaes stere swept i away m - Toulonra. Tbeli • •••••«; tetimated ai j . . , c w//.i r ir/: A'.voir Alton n. ero part of Utah Territory, was dreitrvyod by j manent residenco iu Ireland bo provided for the ' indicated. At loitlotlM*, alone, tlie fire a few da.m since, consuming the smelting , Queen, but it met with multi opjxsiitton that it' texlies of one linndred persona who were works and furnace, and throwing 100 persons j «vs» witbdrawfi. . found iu tlio howtos which were flooded out of rmploymmiU The resMotita are mitiro-] —A recent dispatch from Havana says: •• It; but left standing. Many other people °* d“hh* I” ”,r°~4 ~ '*• , peri.l.«l »od Ihrir WCT. curied ♦70.000. I band of insurgents, commanded by the mulatto' _. . , ... 4un.« 0,. U->_ »«» .Wvpt w.,. heavy storm the salmon falling grounds, t ting various robberire. Troopr pureued atal Jn the St. Cypnnn quarter, 215 Corps's near St. Johns, N. B.. hwu week; and at the ' dhij«med the Ixnd. killing seventy-iiic. Itioe have already been found. The violence Huxkton mine, near Hazleton. Pa., thre- men was ca[»tured and idiot at E»q<nuiza. Die of the torrent frustrated efforts to nwnte ten wnffocated while engaged in clsanng the' j Hpaninh Ions wae tweire killed and wotusted. ! tho unfortunate victims of tin? Itousee. hamhetw of black damp. j —The National Assembly of France has ap—The United Bute, steamer Baranac. having ! preprinted 1,000,000 francs for the rwhef of the j Several men were drowned in tho atw ,„u „w. i h’mpt Twenty thousand persons are Dr. Emil BtsrtU of°ho fimitbeo^teJInstitute ? “nor, and American an<l F-nfJah nrtdTute of < of tho n’‘>!U1" of ’mbsiatence iu al^a rorokto^™^ V I atrock a roek in Bermour Narrows, Vancouver, andimwdtetolysrak. No Hvs. ww. krt. ) -The college al Kt. Thoreaa village, near ' Qrabsc, together with fifteen boraag, wre »boraedlRCweek. —u>—u —Tbo Maywood Wooten Mills, at Mystic, I Conn., were Imrucd I ret wr«k. Ijsw. »10d non inraraMt. «0.W. Tarrant’s Effervescent Seltxer Aperient re^&W3EEyg?/v j 0 YOU WILL NEVER hare FRUIT city of Monmc, is uud.-r water. J • ‘ >n the Department Arru ge, five hoiuws only remain Rtond«ng ont of four hriudred. Id lh» District of Fuix, iu tlie sain- 1U IF YOU D0NT8ETIT WT. It rp!«.««» nyalrod antU lire ptante antvj. I •»! Department, two villages arc completely submerged, aud many dead bodies have liean found- Tlw crojm of all kinds, , mruciuur, ,,, utP Mflrn.7x.ls0-.gJF- -------- "------ ------------------- - -- ------ . -------/roUIxtf ZJcwjrwc'.nx <./• Life and Frey- ' been destroyed. • rrty. j - —*--------------- -- -------- — | A letter from Maracaibo gives an acGkm. Biti-kk, it is now aaaarted, in > oonnl of the great larthipiako ai Circuta ! going jnto tho stocking manufacturing on ^I- ’i*1*1 fl**1* fihock bnsinoivi, having bought, jointly with ' leTeiw<i ’r*JI in city« burying, | Col. E. C. Bailey, a mill privilege on the Jd be traced few mites by pi^Vy roofs. ' ’n * ^ngle imrtant, 8,000 people out of a' Contoocook river, with the intention of MARRIACE ■jirrnorf.' rt i « dally of Separators ••■loti for NTEA.fr EOWEB, end to other Hor-e Fowsre. I (intereate>l in gvxin raisins,thresh Ing. vrr for lllnstwtrt Circulars irml.fret) will) f< particulars of tires •‘yte«, prirst, Urnn,»U. NICHOLS, IHKFAUD & CO., srwssa.stti a raSsgsE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-07-09.pdf.pdf f00f57b0ddb6ffe316835c8da6a8c75f PDF Text Text Bercely, than deliberately dropixxl it into the glowing grate. “ It is all over between us/' sho said. " I -will not go home. He may think an dm pleases. I shall be true to wliat I lt|ink is right" ’ hia honwrt purpose to be true to Walter ! MARK and the cause ho had trusted him with. ! “ Think wall pt, j t Kntie. Don’t thrust! I>oor Wolter aside too hastily. Hia yearn. in collage, his awKxnntiona, have given j him a different view of life. But yet he That night, Walter said to John: “I is manly and generous. Why, I have known, 1pm tdl his lif^ and I kudw that th* wbmiiVwbQ mwtics'’ Waltfr will TWAIN'S PILOTING. ’ ~~ While sitting in front of the Southern Hotel, talking to a future great citizen about tlie old steamboat, days of St Louis, when captains, clerks, and pilots ran thn town, and ran it under a full head of steam, an ancient mariner letup on whittling the.arm of. tho next chair, turned toward lis and remarked : . “You was spimking of the old .river up and down that he smelt cotton burn­ ing; no use of talking to him—he knew the smell of burning cotton,and by thun­ der ! ho had smelt it Tho first pilot said kind of soft and pityingly to him : * My boy, if you’d told pie yon was ho near tlie jim-jams I’d stood double watch for you. Now you go and souk your heed • in a bucket of water and take a g<x>d steep, and you’ll be all right by to­ morrow.* Sam just biltxl over at thia, and when a pretty young woman passen­ ger said to the skipper, loud enough for StaB to hmr, * so young and nice look­ ing, too—I»dw aid it would make hia jxxjr mother feel to hear how ho drinks,’ he mirly frdtlied at. tho mouth. Yon never sco a fellow so toned down as Sam wna after that, and though tho' b6ys nevuf quit running him lie never talked beck, but looked kind of puzzled—oh though ho was trying to account for that smell of cotton-smoke. ”• “And what was tho caiLso of the small I” I aiiked mine Ancient. He chuckled a full minute, and then said : “ Yon hoc there's a apeaking tube run­ ning from tho engine-room to the pilot­ house. I hod iu mind the tricks Hem liad playwl on me, and liaviug wurkixl him to a nervous state about lire, I waited till ha was alone in the pilot­ house, and then set fire to a little wad of ootton, stuffed it into tlie speaking-tube, and tho smell camo out right under his nose. A little sugar in it, pord.” “ Why, aren't you going in ’ with never repent her choice. Let mu take back to him the work,- when it may Ixs.’’ Flamf “Thia is unlike you, John. Y’ou “ Oh, that’s 'al! right It's about have my answer. ” ( days!" Katie.” “ You can’t moon it,’Katie 1” . “ About Katie 1” “ We wivi," I replied. “Perhaps, now, you have been rcadUfother'H . k—" l’Iviftp, !m i • ' • ' ‘■-'ing some of Sam Olemwui'yams t" “ Mir. Mo e>)," .... . ■ ■ . • . ■ itU Dial ainxwi reached the KrotuXt “Him 8Jin lnv« lov« >o«nc ” uuMW..!. said Wah I held iij> a c<q»y of tho Atlantic, tar, wliirfi toll! KSttiot wifelR. “But, John,-tno.dragraooT Thn mopen nt Mark Twain’s article, which “ No, no," mid John unwilling to be­ jiiry to my busineas. The world will foul really brought about the conversa­ say: Walter Howard's wife wna n hired lieve in this now misfortune, “Go, like tion. ' a mon, Walter, and ask the girl’s forgivugirt” “ Yes, I thought so ; well, he don’t ncss for your blunder.” i “Walter!" cried John, in indignant tellull ho knows," said the social river­ And rtrikln* Irani th* *boul<ler, Ihinrn ™ that.' Walter smiled wisely to himself and .surprise. “ My brother Walter I* man, reaching over for a tobacco-pouch Jvl?l 1 i “ I can't help it, John. That’s the went nA John directed to call on Katie. which a . gentleman was passing to a It-. .1..... “ It is no use, Walter. I told John friend. “There’s one little affair ho ain’t wqy I feel about" ■ ao. * I shall never many any one,” she “ I hojie you did not lot Katin soo it!" worked into print yot, and it ain’t likely protaHted, earnestly. ho will." . “ Katie, now that I know that you do The social <|uit off on his icminisccnoa “Well, wliatI" not love mo, l am not gohig to nnk you “XdidnU mnteto Katie id oil., Don’t (o nuuiymi.l Udi foe fiidlkuEe of at thiK]Mrint and talk<\l generally about bxik wo/ Jtilm, XpcouMni. Augustus the imd outlook of tlie crops and the tlmt other more fortunate one, tpr you Ludlow, tlie motrt aristotratie fellow in the must ahmititljatr there uuinoilitr, -Yen tun venal disadvantage of drynem. Sec­ world, 4nui with ino, ruil—I know I Em ing tlmt nothing but gin and sugar Ae*I am not aeceivod,’ however much would start him anew, he was jx-rstuidcd 'fl coward, but I couldn't say, “how do John may fee.” you do, Katie I” with his sharp-eyes into a convenient liar-room, and after hat nt* » drop r-t r*ln rtlrt fall. Katie 1 held lieri liondn to her face, looking on. WUy, I’ve raved about her hoisting in throe fingers (held vertically),' which was shining scarlet between her u hundred times to him, and ho would a liandfnl of crackers and several chunks y - uowbk t nq 7 fingers. * have been sure to know." of cheese, ho prooc-edcd with his anec­ “May I guess his name, Katiei”' New dihictora were 'appointed'*<Aher “t Wnltiif Howard, 1,’m igdiamed of you! dote, interrupting himself several times . Ahorny-liAiidod yeoman whoso acres “ No I" slio dried,' angrily, ' If niuMerdiall fold me (this, I wou^il'ltol to remark to tho bur-keepcru “ tlie some, uro near Dallas, Texas, is in the habit qf influences were lironght to bear, and no l>oril.’’ going to town now and then to do some Kai^ thajlirtrft^1.. have bcli0vwu*it. Why, your mother, “ Don’t you dare ! I won’t hear it 1” “ I was first engineer of the Alexander idioppiug, and see the boys. He is a Teachers were many, schools were few. boy, has done housework all her life. and without another word she nui away. Katie’s mothfF a upflow, and poor, ■Wouldn't yon speak to your own mother Scott when Sam Clemens (Mark Twain) very quiet, retiring man, so unobtrusive Walter went home, whistling softly to and she, of all tin* applicants for the —to your own sister I I am a working , himself, and mud, ns ho came upto Jolm, was a cub iu her pilot-house. Ho whs n and opixxjed'to noise that ho prefers put­ situation n«4-ded ft ihore tiion iihy bther. man, too. It wasn’t my ambition. I chipper young cliap, with legs no big- ting up his horses at a fe^iee corner in­ who was hoeing, "J wna miserably sel­ It happened that Katie was cor^ellt-d had n different one from that. But I fish fellow. I can't help regretting Unit ger’n a casting line, and fuller of tricks stead of in a tavern stablk He bates to new. InuJ uuJJjiel wdtUd .not cotae buried my dream—laid it away forever, tlian a mule colt. Ho worked off jokes tho bustle of a city—oven so small a city in at-tbtrwhfow'Z<k4jr--4nehnied, fior Walter, that you might live tho life you I have lost her, even when I know that on everybody on board from the skipper as Dallas —and creeps into town as qnictit will niaki) you no happy." longed. And yet another, and a holier woii^tho.viilQw>«maqurii of juesd re-, “Me happy!" cried John. “"What down to the roosters (darkey deck­ ly as possible, and goto awny without hands), but they wore all taken in good noise. Tho other day he went to Dallas, pleniuh itself. Tho times were hard and dream camo to me." do yon mean I" Hero Joliu's voice grew husky, and part, tally I lay by two or three to pay and hitehtxl his team at the fence which work licunx-, and jmy small, and yet “Only thin, John, old boy : Katie his eyes filial with unshed ti-ars. L>ack. About the time Sam got the run surrounds tho Court-Htauw. At noon (<r loves yon< Don't grow so . white, man was full of love, and the shadow cast by * “ Yat,' nnotbW drcoih, Walter ; for' of the river enough to stand alone ut tlie he brohght the horaca round to tho tail alive ! It is not such a tirrihle tiling, when you camo to mo and said, ' I love wheel, the Scott went into tlie lower of the wngon and gave them their oata poverty overJheir-hnx?blo home wna not that you need grow frightened over it 1” her; she loves me,* then it was I laid that deep enough to cloud her bright life. river trade, carrying rotton from Mem­ out of a trough which lie always carries. “It is too pinch hnjqiincw*,” mur­ awny forever, too. Bttt the ' ancrilee I phis to Orleans. ' . He then thought he’d take a midday But tBraiglf* the IteArt wim bravo and have mods, the find bnP its vrelPls’tlid mured John. “ J’erliapH now, you never see a Ixiat nap, and comfortably settled hifnsdf for “ Not so much ns yon dcmtirve, John— last one was uselctH. Yun have learned in tlie cotton trade - burn !" Well yon this ptuqiose in tlie wagon both He was God bluas you and God forgive um> that may rover your cotton from stem to stern soon fust asleep, wliilc chomp, champ, tho painful cough racked it, and the I ever crossed your honest path.” with tarjmulins, and k-sep your donkey­ cliamp,-the nags were eating. One of the heejic^sppt oi| tho clipc^ Md n talo of of the first one, and this has learned you “Hush, Walter, lot mothink. Am I to treat the only woman I ever loved, <jr engine steamed up, but if a spark of horses having finished his j»cek of oata ever could love, cruelly-" « to go to Ratio J” fire touches ootton, enough to fill a tried to prick his teeth with a double-bar­ " Yea,- John." tooth, your boat’s a corjise. It’s quick- rel shot-gun which he found by lifting old Thon aiwl there John started off, bcer’n gunpowder to burn, and no pilot liis head over the tail-board of the lieving that Katie luul confejtxrd her r f love of him to Walter. It was only this can reach tlie lower deck from tho toxas wngon. It is supposed he took the gun dishes, Jrtkb, ■ rtm rin 1 'aiifijout.' I camodiome, and in my Ixiyish wffiMh-i certainty that_gjvo hgn his assurahcc. in time to save himself, let alone his between his teeth, nused it and let it new took her away f«wj you.z -PootaldSaratoga. So, you see, everybody in drop. At any rata tlie gun suddenly Tliat is nil." _______ John, <tas^, old groSMisarted Joliu^ ^l , Ho went into tlie room to wait for A cheap preaerintion. the widow 'Katie. She come in timidly, her bright that trade is on the watch, -nod an alarm emptied itself—and a thundering noise tliongUl’tPRfilie 1 !<#nfy foliow'ftl 1 liavo been cruel. But <Jon't hate ijtejrI of fire in a I suit loaded with cotton will pia^oed the old Granger's cars. He hair freshly combed back from her pure And why mighiMta ntib7 r Kate ques­ didn’t knyw it Ifnerter dreamed/it. turn n man's hair gray quickar'n an alli­ । bonnoed out of his wagon like an Indiayoung face. — tioned eagerly. Wurlc.her liest she What a wretch I wai- to come to • you gator can swoller a nigger. Sum, being rubber Ixill, bnt his horses, very tame “ Katin,” lie cricil, holding out his with my plans, :q>Mtihg all of yotir couldn’t earn over four dollars u week, a. young pilot and newyto the cotton before, were flying over the prairie at an tnrms, “ is it True, Katie, that you care and ’buaW h*ri>eff -ont of tlial. Mr*. to com^ ttr you with my love stag, tortrade, was told over and over again how anuuuug rate of speed and without look­ for me— tlmt yon lore old John PlrfBi wanted* girl to do second work; tnring yOr great brolh-Tly h<-.f t''Wth' the prafessian would lose a promising ing behind. They were caught two “ More than all Uie world," site said, slH’VrtmJd’pay'throe dollar* a week and my selfishness." cub if ever a fire broke out on tlie Scott, mites out almost tmunfonncd into wild rwtril. t-.-z. ) “You "blame *blame yountelf younidf too severely, gladly nnstiing np to him. “ It twkme and tho lx>y got nervous. My striker horses. The Granger himself was Ixully Ixvtril. ‘ '»*• .»■ * “•• T* B6 ii WM iJtUU. KaK. took hre i WJUT^rt i> not tki. Hutt Iu. I.nrtj^ n long time to h-aru your worth, John, an<l me ^always managed to be in the shaken, and takes his gun to town no . ttl&W. Mnu Thu»-«-.WwAiM *.!“ ---------- -------------------- ---------------tr yojttjmkindneafto.tliat poor c^d,' but I know it at last.’’ lunch-room when Sam came off watch, more, his principal object in life being “ My little darling ' whose leant smile would have teem, to and as he came in we would talk about to keep perfectly quiet. No actual dam­ So it endeil. John and Katie live on mo worlk more tliaq grild.” , tlie number of cotton boats that burnt age was done, bnt it might have boon. i. fr?*, Walter marri ,d Lawyer 5 “I’ll go todier ofonoe. I’ll beg her the farm. ally, “WiJUir will^won in such n year, and how such a cub Plum’s daughter. But, though hie wife I nbJl law a homo of-my ■ fargivcljjjw. "SImj’U forget my cxqstty; would have made a lightning pilot if ho And if aim's willing^ Jbhn, I'll make fief never worked . in ■ man's or woman's hadn’t got burnt if)» in the cotton trade, The report of Col. Oscar Mack, 21st nunc at-oncc. Amiyli*, John, I wiifecly kitchen, yet Im is fain to confess that and we always noticed tlmt Sam’s appe­ infantry. Inspector of National Ceme­ r.>ot.uui..Kauc. little Katin, John’s wife, is tho more intite failed him after tliat, and in­ teries, just published, shows tliat there Walter cauwtuio day fo <»U Lawyer dare gOj^ SoradioWj I'Bh a coward. I'm losing confidence in mys«‘lf. Would you tolligent'of the two,*and yet ho does not stead of going to bed he wonld go are seventy-six of these ruccptacles for Fliffl^ , jfWtud to. . make nrrangumind telling her, John! Wouldji.lmrt regret tliat ho lost Iter, for after all, he prowling around the lower dock and tlu) national dead, including the one near Uira7 in. regard to enterifg is too honest at heart to do even aq much you to lfly three wokjs-to hey!" peering about the listehways smelling the City of Mexico, and exotuding the his office. Mr. Plum brought him home John’lookod up eagerly, his face grow­ willful wrgng to Honest John. at every opening like a pup tlmt has lost one on the Antietam Initio- field, which to dinn^MlMKlMft °W1O( »T*1 ing and rod. its master. Ono day when wy backed ban not yet been transferred to the United *»’* “W- “t*riato<pitic young fellow, witii. 4>laitty-jif-lilissl in his urine, nf-< out of Memphis with a big cargo of. cot­ States. Within the walls of those inAX’l'icngo jKirngrnjihiMt, who had got yrnqw.iqMbut a ve/y slid Waiter to hirwtetf, watching him;' ton, I complained, in Sam's hearing, cioaures rest308,831 of the national dead, “lie’s soglad* to make it idt right-be- a place on a I’hikmelpllia pap^C, was snudi snare'of Mtomofi sense In ifish'ead.' that the mote luul loaded the boat too . 140,080 of whom are unknown ; 274,821 thusjiddroHsodby his pnqirietor-t-i “Of tween Katie lihd me.” near tlie engim-s. 'The boy followed me were white and 33,510 colored soldiers. f' In hierftirmi suit, with no- preteufiionK I oourae, you know dnr Philadelphia pa­ into the cngine-rocim, mid without Boom­ Besides these, were 7,242 citizens and pers are dfffcrent from' those of tlie met Waller'. saw tlie of ] finery; John, walked over to the vil^ ing to notirohim I told my striker that I 21,681 relxd prisoners of war who hold tap-. > “ _Q 0 Wort ; titey luteo to Jmi. _i’ou must be a wliat during the war our troops usod to ,fadc froig hisIfttlc guarded in your paragraphs. I would du my level best to keep that ootton cJ He called at I^wy<jr4 ’ lur.i ’ s for Katie. call “ a soldier's pru-emptiou claim, six sJuunefuI exprori-’ ’ know tluttyon come from tho Wiit, tho from catching fire, but that it was a grim . . , •‘Vw't Krth TW«V-t>i.' Kntie dlftm iriyher taAAcv. blmdMng, yd cliance with bales piled right up before foot by two.” < , lasn^of .jubitaUtiumght land -outapoken- the furnace -door. Nearly all are under charge of regular­ pM. j^ltfr JU did not he laid-her hauda in his owu.- ' . Sam get winter’ll a He lowked down ui»on heTkuidlXMlA u< w, but you -musf romombM* Ogit our bulkhead, and went up to tho texns ly enlisted Siqierintendenta, I taring the subsiriGm are a j^euliarpedplc. Don't Tiieu it,wa* that proud young heart . said giaycly?-“I comn from Walfoj,. when, ho packed his Saratoga ready for rank of Ordnance Borguanta ; and a small tateh into anybody—tint ifc anybody oppropriation is each year mode by Con­ that-uMrted itML tiba liad not dour Katie.. -Ho i£very agrry he freatcd-jMlK vflioistdjvo £py, oa-whw&nadiedwitnin, any business tliat might come before the no, aud feegs/throi^i mo, Jpur gress for ncocsanry rejtairH. The ix*iangtino*. of winch slm had ncod to be 1U say, five hundred ycara^ .don’t ovtm nay meeting. When ho went on watch I ashauwdStef foul ala V“ had to work brH4‘-' posted tho aocond clerk to keep an eye tions of Superintendent are 'generally _ 1 Turpin, filled by disabled tarn of cither the regu­ forherSying. He knew that! Onuhon“I vorygl on him. He lud behind a smoke stack for therif-are'uomc ’_ there tuv some of wir tmr sulferibera mi> Katie/qdfckly. I lar or volunteer forces, and, as moat of wlio go. so far n» to admire him. No anil saw Sum alone in the pilot: Juhu .^jgluxl, for bouse, liis hair on -oiul, hia face like them arc provided with comfortable cot­ man ofigQuui^ no jnattar how *ueak> h*‘ tages and the duties light, they arc that two-thinta of ihe wo®ra tliroughoat' wild hope Iwcn to was in pfjwrfC lifo,toust'- be rid^l«&I~in a rorpue’s, and his eyes sticking out ao nought after. the world must foltow, to degrade her I Walter's-and Koti.7 our paw, for uurjwopkf love great men far you mould hav«i knocked them off Slw would not'be i>ut down. If the jrinrafWMgiiteomeil and always stop their pajuus when <ltey with a stick. He danced around the hoewe of the nation were tho nation's the traitorous thought aside, but A Coroonr of New York recently held hoc anything against their hurocu. Wl^y, pilot-honse, turned np hia nose like he , _ ................... .................... ... .. i»w the htqieful It wtw tunelluig for a jxileeut; pulled every an inquest on tho body .st John McCor­ we toatfortx-^iroo.Tmb^kibcraSSwi ta build tihTifj jic tiiey hirelings or not, -read aright tlie n MMftg of the by a harinleaK littli.1 ixiragraphSon that bell, turned the Ixmt's noae for tho bank mack, who died from asphyxia, from were iiiinctiflixk ■ tqxit that burned m hit check. old hnatbugTWm. Poun. Bytlmway, if and yelkal ‘ fire " tike a Cherokee In­ swallowing a fish bone while at aiqqwr X‘ t^i5icr'rt pOHjL'on; was Hot aq digtii- ■ “And the wedti ng may be soon I” ___________ ___any’ time ___ ________ at a friend’s house. McCormack, after you should at fool _st> thongii iliau on thuwar-jiath. That yell brought yon really, must "attack somcbody/jS I ‘rtcrytaidy on deck. We had « big cargo “ Walter's wed tug jnd.miue t” ■ leaving tho table, tximplainod of a ]»in in pitol. into___________ Urnl old Kcpltao ,,f «■'! U”’ «mu»>*»oM»<1, hia throat He went to a dtaponsary, but Iphn," Haiti Katie, fraud Vhcn stitching puffs and -----------«to — ---------------------------------jirSUirated to bo . cuqtoor -। num nudo J tor <urk -pillown. x--.uid tho physician in chargw wm unable to wlum IWTtrvJj^eonqnerod anytiling sti -all. th” erow orow vanlroii Talked thn tlie doors off their get tho bone out. The dsoeaswd, when rdftlt«4rom day's eml to day’s eml^gain, ........................... ____ r, ,the week«and wmt oat. . '* \ ' • Tliat was a gotal while ag<»,'and. none pf • hingca and rudied to tlie guards, ready I he attempted to swallow, suffered exern- jjssmsRxswfimiot about l cannot our Hubneril>eTB know anytiriug ybuQtJAM!' 40 go overboard st the first moderation ■ mating pain. Hr had oaten nothing for Egyptians, i good many of t^wcanli > qf;.W«milwr. The akipper had hard work j Mime days Isefoni his deatlu By advice quoted ntd acoandrels mssl wrfQng up, i k’ b“Jm: tlu> crazy i*^H>Bgera Iselkve of liis physician 1m> went to the Itoose- ' 11 ' '.IlM ili.ir.- wu«n*t. u»v fire tint,ludir,mold, vxlt HoMitital. wiwr»> h.. tauixn will. TOW A WtUV from You dun ^MeriteraU. Thk salaries of married uunKTonaric* in man who H Tlum K*ti»» lywitated, sod Go borne, the look of eagerness came into John’s num ; in China, from ffiOO to <1,000. An unnianted man reeeivea two-third* of the kept back by hia Moan salary of a married one, while single «, mid atill further, by women receive from hand clutched the let?er to $600. ! tion to Sam’* frantic yells, so the bo.il a bed. A Coroih-r made a pout mortem didn’t run her noaxie agtanat the bank examination, and found death wan dun to I P»U* *od * 1<4 of pa^-’-gvre, after hunt : ing all over the boat, cnnld't find a sign ' of fire anywhere ontride the furnace*, j and tb.>n they wi-ut fur Bam. Ho swore MICHIGAN NEWS. —Mr. Burt Etliridge, on old and re­ spected citizen of Coldwater, died lavt Monday. . —V. It. Angel, iin old nwident qf Howell, and well known throughout the State, died lost week. . . —A fire, st Detroit, last week, burned the forge sliopa of the Detroit Bridge and Ironworks. Loss, $40,000. —The city editor of tho East Saginaw Republican employed a. velocipede rider to take bin report* of the races down to tlie office. —Tho firrmrn of Ann Arbor wk the Council to cither equip or dislsuid them. They think thuy would stand a jioor cluuico against a fire. —Joseph Barry, of Quincy, has pur­ chased ■ tlie famous trotting horse Gan. Sherman, formerly owned by Mr. A. C. Fink, of Coldwater, for 83,000. —Michigan patents ; Portable fence, C. Van De Mark, Hillsdale; refuse burners, W. Glue, Muskegon ; nuicliines for cutting hoops^ P. Cook, De­ troit. —Fulton, Gratiot county, claims the smallest young lady of her age in Mich igun. She is 17 years old, four fort threu inches high, and weighs 5^ pounds. —Miss Jennie Dean, of Nortlivillu, who has luul charge of tho girl’s school at Oroomiahu, Persia, for seven years, is expected home in July on account of failing health. —Tho Ontonagon Mthcr says tliat sev­ eral Eastern capitalists intend visiting that county this season with a view to invest largely if suited with the mineral and other nwon roes. —Tho pioneers ot Cass county met at Cassopolis a few days since. About 3,(MX) persons were present. Their re­ tiring President, Uzxiel Putnam, Sen., is 84 yearn old, and bis son was tho first mnlo cliild liom in Cass county. ' —Miss Mary Clark, proprietor of a large boarding-school at Ann Arbor, fell dead a few days agi\ of apoplexy. Miss Clark, with her sisters, establiidietl thia school forty years ago, and has run it ever since with great success at tunes. She was sixty years old, and leaves two maiden sisters. —Maronna 8. Weston lironght a, suit, at Grand Itapidn, against James Dolton and other lumbermen of White River for cutting and carrying away pine timber from pine lands tA wliich Weston churned title, and the suit was ended in the United States Court by the jury return­ ing a verdict for the plaintiff for 85,600. ' —Teachers in the Detroit city schools are to be appointed after a competitive examination, and no salaries hereafter ported at a recent meeting of the Board of Education iu tlmt city that Miss C. A. Blodgett, Principal of the Trowbridge Street School, in February, 1871, <>ta tainod an advance of salary, abandoned her school, and never returned the money, nor paid her sulistitute. FoUCB courts shnuM 1»o Uta <xiurta of ’ ’ last resort ■ If you don’t bridle your tongue, sad­ dle be your fata. Tua-public prints are now lying Alsrat tlie biggest rose. A stock spraalatiou—Engaging a theatrical eonqituiy. . W iut is it tlmt has a mouth and never H]>eakn, uud a bed and never alcopa. A river. The hair of a young 1 &<ly in Vermont turned white in a single night. She fell into a flour barret When may tho lawyer’s clerk be said. . to have seen much of tho world 1—W^tou..., ho has witnessed many deeds* Mns. GnunniNS says her husband is like a tallow enndlo: he always will smoko when he goes out. , . A Wisconsin Judge tarn depified' that a husband is bo relation to his wife. Then ho can be no relation to his mother- ’ ’ in-law. “Is there any man in this’ town nam<«l Afternoon!" asked an Irish Poet- ‘ master, ns lie held up a leltiir .*uldnwiicd A <iknti,kman drove a sorrowful-look­ ing horse into town last Saturday, and stopping in front of an inn, he ' rcqusted u small Ixiy to hold him a minute, ‘‘field him!” exclaimed the boy; “jimt loan him up against tl^e part.—that’ll hold him. “Is rou dockin' on dat b-at now, Tom !” OHkixl a colored man yesterday of . an old atxpuuntanoe whom he mw making- : for a steamer at the levee. , . *,... “No, not zactly,” wna the complacent answer ; " Ixe on de boot a good deal of de time,' and when de mate wants to taka on freight or put anything off I works to oblige him !"— Vick^hurrj Herald. —John C. Daly, a Detroit grocer, was arrested early last fall on a charge of ]»hhhing counterfeit $5 Treasury notes. He wna tried and convicted in Dccomlier, 1874, and remanded to Wayne county jail tv await sontimeu. He was kept there until last Tuesday, when Judge .< jror’s nifiGiyo. ' Brown sentenced him to eighteen montlin ' Tho Burlington Jlawk-Eye writon of imprisonment in the Detroit House of tlie descriptive small boy : “ Parsing ■ Correction, and also imposed a fine of by one of the city schools ho listened 'to •250. the scholars singing, ‘ Oh, how I love —Thu annual examination of the Insti­ my teacher.* There was one boy with .a ... tution for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, at voice like a tornado, who was so enthuFlint, was concluded a few days ago. mnstie that ho empliasizod every word, . Dr. Gallaudet, of New York; Prof. It. and roared, ‘ Oh, how I love my teach- ' E.. Phinney, of Monroe ; and Judge er dear!’ *ith n vim that left ifo doubt Cooley, of Ann Arbor, were the-Com­ of liis affection. Ten minnfeee after that mittee on Enuuinnticm. The Trustees buy hail been stood on Ilia floor forjmthave dismissed three deaf-mute teachers tiug shoemaker's wax on his teacWs -Mias Ida Poole, Mr. A. W. Mann, and chair, got three demerit marks fur draw- j Mr. Breg—-the latter haring been con­ ing a picture of her with rod chalk on . nected with the institution twenty years tiie hack of an atlas, bvyn well shaken s. as teacher. for putting a bent pin .in another boy’s chair, scolded for wliisHifig 'iluV fond; ' —During the progress of street-preach­ ing in Detroit last Sunday, two sUnrn- sentenced to stay after school fur draw- 1 boot captains got into a violent fiat-fight, iug an ink mustache on' his hed add and for a time the counter attraction blacking the end of another’s boy's num-, * rather interfered with the religious per­ and soundly whipped for slapping, B3U | formance. T1m> fight only terminated iu sjiit, balls up against the ceiling,'aty};i j the thorough whipping of uno of the throwing a lag one into a girl’s You can't believe half a boy taiys when ' combatants, m the police did not info- fere. And when it was over the crowd he sings." went liack to listen to the sermon ns placidly as if they had just come ont of Theodore F. Khutey, (Jimtiuun ’ Bunday school. street, New York,. is getting a pwjndioo—From tho Lousing Republican we agaiust suakes, and m justified in If is learn that the Hoard of Control of the views, too. Ho kejps u tumko and aniStale Public School has appointed Ly­ mid store, and got a Ixm,. tlie largest ever man P. Alden, of Quincy, Superintend­ soon in this country, sqnt to him.' ilic ' ent, in place of Z. Truesdell, resigned. Mr. Alden is 43 yearn of age, a graduate of the claMii*l department of Marietta College, Ohio, Of the class ot 1H52, stud icd two years in Lane's Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, and was afterward Principal of the Dtiquoin Female Semi­ nary, Illinois. He owned a farm fur several years iu Illinois, him had consul i erabte experience os a farmer, aud for tiro : boa broke out of his cage, and a'taomcAt ’ later Kirsten wus capering alxntl a Miud! ■ him. The serpent knocked the intui down and coiled itself up on him,-bjrt fortunately refrained from anyihuig uom at Quincy. uUrim. U.™ lwhi.lt Ml elwot . of a large iJwjw m the leaopliagus, refinally cho’kcd off. Kirsten <kxr-n’t fee suiting from swallowing and lodgment of bought the Gl-nham woolen mills, at i a fish boner- The jury rendered a ver­ Matteawao, N. Y., for •30(1,000. The already stated, m getting prejudiced ' diet accordingly. original oort of the mibs was >1,200,000. against th* (make busine®;, �That's The day WAHI! FIIIDAF. JULY 9.1670. wtats: aor centenial A tiglit bool is an unrivaled corn following incident oe. cu hi valor. loHowinx festivities the KEEP IT IN MIND ! At —........ Jorri^cra. A thita daughter ol H S. Me Don donaid. n Charlotte druggist, fell and broke her arm June S6th. ’Mrs. Preston, ofJ4n-kegon *a lady nboot seventy yearn old. attempted to rom'mk smci-le July 2ml. ’»y cutting her thront with a raz »r. It istouppos . nd that she wav insane. Her recov­ Directly the Carolinian asked' the ery is doubtful. . stranger if he knew him. There was O.i rhe evening of June 26th, while no recognition, whereupon the Caro­ Mr Frank Cirshing and wife were linian asked him if lie was not » the . leaving Charlotte for their home, two late war. "Yes” was the reply. miles sbnfh, their horse, heeume un­ manageable an I ran away,, throwing "Ami you were .once slatiooed st ■ where the crash comes in,’ a»id yet it is her object to deaden the sound of T .San. Francisco oonsnmm om-third, the blows. frieiul had iurited ope of the South «a<«c liquor than Chicago. A La Crosse church has two wom­ Carolina sohliers’incojhcr saloon to An Oswego wants $1,000 en to pass the contribution-box, and it, put another turf on thcTImried hatchet. from a man whi is a curious sight to see these women While standing at .the bar a stranger couldn’t. . ' No man can become thoroughly pass' the boxes over their husband's came in. 'Hie Carolinian suddenly dropped bis glass and closely eyed acquainted with his family history beads. without running for office. Pittsburgh has discovered a way the stranger His. gaze was so steady Quills are things that are some­ of making barrels without staves, but and peculiar that the .friend began to times Iflfcn from tho pinions of one man will continue'to bark bis shins be-alermetl and lo tear that the hatch­ gpose to^iraad the opinions of anoth on barrel-hoops for the next fifty et was about to lie dug up again. H. M. LEE. L C. BOISE. A Jeny City mother fhmshaa her children with a wet towel. k»th from the -loigxy and injuring Mrs. Codling severely. . Wholesale and Retail years to come. Be careful of your diet. • A Geor­ Most of the twcntj-cent pieces gian held a strawberry in his teeth for a young lady to bi’o at, and she coined by the San Francisco -mint bit half liis nose off. ' have gone into the hands of the bro­ A Cincinnati paper says that re­ kers, who retail them to the public cently in that city five women spent at the very low price ot 25 cents two long hours m making a Meleclion cacti. . such n place ?” - "Yes." "And • took of one .simple little straw hat. part in such a skjruiishT’ "Weil, I Tlie author of a radical total ab­ We think it no more than right thought soj" replied the Carolinian, stinence novel wrote in his -book, that men should seize time by the and, raising bis hat showed a large fureluck. for the rude old fellow "Drunkenness is foRy." lie was scar on his lorebead' saying. “There sooner or lajer, pulls all the hair out much chagrinned when the work is your,sabre mark, my boy ; come up came home from press to find that A California coroner's jury reported mid take u drink.” And so then and on the case of a bandit: "We find the printers had made it read: there they decorated the grave of the that he was shot six times according "Drunkenness is jolly " to law, and buried in a hole two feet buried hatchet. A man in Portland, Oregon, thought deep?’ During h row m front of the Park street brewery, at Spring Lake, at H o’clock M<»n-I<»y morning, Louis Erhnrdt, the proprietor, came to the door and. fired five shuts from a revol­ ver info'the. crowd. Three shuts pass­ ed through the clothing of different Perrons, and one entered the leg of Chav. A . Hunter, a colored hnrber. infltc’tng a serious wound. Intense ex­ Sicily has 1,660 known brigands, citement prevails nt this wri’ing. and besides a large number of chaps who From an Eastern nlas. with a frek‘ t hreats of mobbing Erhardt are freely skulk along the roads and esteem it made. No arrests as yet. led fas, and a very Roman nos. the a duty to kill an Englishman when­ H. M. Baker, one of the lent men stranger cam and announced his aim ever they cau^ of Barnum’s Hippodrome, was killed a sidem to disclos. In tons profeUc Tiie Advocate, of Hiawatha, Kan., - Monday night at Grand Rapids by he sed “fonellc" spelling must prov comniences n ne’w volume by re­ the centre pole falling too soon when marking: - "We’ll run this paper if the thing, that siUnt.leters were jontaking down the tent. It is said lo we don't have any more clothes than have been caused by the malicious yus‘ feters—and hts name was Prof. a paper collar." act M some discharged employes, Bing. When he sat or wauked, by It is impossible that anythieg so who slipped ofl the guy ropes before the our he tanked conserntng’ his sis • natural, so necessarily; and so uni­ the proper time, lie was a man of tem Strang, and opend a skool wher versal as death, should ever have I cen remarkable strength, well knovni among showmen for thirty-five years, he tout by ml to spel nt the shortest designed by Providence as an evil to to mankind* and leaves a wife and two children rang. In the skool a youth, whj in New York City. ’ell the truth was the wickedst boy A saloan keeper in Louisiana has The trial of Tom Boyle for the mnrder of Frank Mtwmey nt Can field's Corners, Van Buren County, last October—the particulars of which appeared in Ihe News at the time—has resulted his ocquital. At the November term of court he was tried and found guilty of man­ slaughter and sentenced to three Wears ui the penitentiary, for some ■errortrial the Supreme Court ordered a new trial, and. ho was hronght back and tried in the April Jerra, at which the jurysdisagree-J, and this being the third tnnl Ino jury, af­ ter being ont. several hours, returned with a verdfti of nut guilty. TOU wna, nND BOISE & LEE intoun, just mad a not when the just bced compelled to pay S 1,200 techer rot an exainpel of spelling damages to a woman for selling liquor .to her husband. doun. And he raised a row by silo­ It is the sagacious remark of a keen ing old’How [indeed ’t was a cruel sei) a not on his string from Prof. observer Hint you can generally tell a newly married couple al the dinner Bing relating to‘meeting flow’s Bell.’ table, by the indignation of the groom The^whole truth to tel, it was‘ meet­ when a fly alights on the bride’s buting hous bell'1 tho "fonetic” man had ritten. but old How deluded, at once __________ The Shnh of ______ Persia ___ has _a cross concluded his dauter Bell was smit-। eyed daughter who will receive a ten. In a pashen ho', a big charge dowery of $500,000, and hundreds of .hot ho lofigoJ in Fror. Bin-, and Iho I nohle young men declare that her . . . , . । .... eyes areas beautiful as.-aiamonds and voroo proSoue whroh smd • fonotro I, >Ugight M a he recognized an old friend, and ceeded to blay him heartily HAS JUST RECEIVED A OUR ENTIRE STOCK of FINE, LARGE STOCK OF CROCKERY GLASSWARE A SPECIALTY. pro­ on the SUGAR 10 to 14 Cents! back and exclaim: "Hello, old feller, where in h—1 did you come from*?” before he found out that it wasn’t his THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF friend, but the Rev. E. Payson Ham­ mond, the revivalist. SHELF GOODS There are 1,600 convents and mon­ and nuns in Belgium. The income in that of the religious orders dol­ Germany is poor, and German financcrs would like to get of hold the money, on the ground .that tho Belgians arc true and dishonestly usurjied such a pile of money. It is well that a parent adult beats seventy times a minute, though good health may be enjoyed But Don’t make your pur OF ALL KINDS AT COST! cliase until you have FANCY GROCERIES sen my Stock. Of all kind*, wad AT PRICES THAT DEFY CQMPETITION! shou’d know the peculiarity of the pulse of each child. The pulse of a healthy with fewer pulsations. CANNED FRUITS king­ dom is one hundred millions of lars. IN THE VILLAGE. 21,000 monks asteries inhabited by KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! Of all kinds which we if the pulse always exceeds seventy, it in­ warrant to be pure dicates disease, the human machine is working itself out, there is fever or inflamation somewhere, and the body is feeding on itself. suing anything.—Selected ° ° Barney Andrews sat on a keg of During the early part of the late ____________________ _ I p^. jn a Missonri grocery store suowixaTHEWlllTEFEATHER. and smoked a cigar for fun. The war, in the year 1861, shortly after I fun didn’t commence until thn our powarmy moved from Washington der exploded. out beyond Arlington, Gen. Levi S. A man took umbrage nt an article which appeared in a paper published The man who gels.up in this day Charfield of New York went over to in the town in which he resided, as nn<l age of the world and says.that visit some Ohio regiments, when the personal, the other day, and in an I raising cabbages for market pays following incident of the movement irate manner entered the office, and twice ns well ns preaching to sinners inquired of the first one ho met who is just the man to sell peanuts nt a was related to him : A* they went along on their way over, some of the wrote that article, showing the paper, ccmcteiy gate. and pointing to the one iu which he soldiers stepped out of the ranks and A young man in Oswego jumped took exceptions. . into the canal and ruined n1- fifty-del- “confisticated” a couple of geese, and . "Said he," (raising his voice in a lar suit of clothes to save a cross-eyed at the suggestion of an ingenious fel­ loud key, and .with clenched fist high girl, and then wouldn’t accept a bti'l- low and a natural "bummer,” one of in air| "I want lo sec the editor (hat lon-string which she collected for the drummers unheaded his instru­ wrote that article.” him. He said that honesty was its "You do,” answered the young ment and put the captured birds in. own. reward. man interrogated. “I ’.hon^it editors were intellectual Shortly afterward the Colonel came “Yes, I du,”answered the stranger, along, and noticing that the boy angrily. "I* is satisfaction I come beings,” reintrked a Missouri hotel­ for, and will have it, and before 1 keeper, “but—but—,” and he stood shirked his usual drum whacks, rode cesd Paid for all klads of Produce, or axcbaag* rve/tis. A good story is told of a verdant -«n« who was passenger in tr railroa I •express train, and became thirsty. “Where’s that ’ere boy with the ■water can?” he inquired of his next neighbor. "He has gone forward to the bag­ gage enr, I suppose," was the "Wall, d’ye s’poae I reply. kin git him 3»ack here agin f "Certainly" said the other "you have only to ring for him,” and he nodded toward the bell lihp that ran . .above their heads. No sooner said than done. Before •any one could prevent it. Rustic had tre­ leave here, too; do you hear and un­ hack and surveyed the pile of bones up to him and said, "Why don'i'you which one of the late excursion party beat that drum?’ ‘'Colonel,” said mendous tug. The consequences derstand that T’ "All right," said the young man. had left behind Inn*.. the startled musician, "I want to -were nt once obvious; thro shrill "But before I call him, I would like A Georgia sheriff delayed an exe­ speak to you." The Colonel drew -^whistles were heard, half a dozen to ask'you ever saw the gentleman cution fifteen minutes to let ihe still closer to him and, bending down ’brakemen ran .to their posts, and the before." crowd see which dog whipped, and it, his head, aaid/’weU what have syou .train came io a standstill with a sud- . "No, of course, not," was the sav is evident that humanity yet hold a • deunsss that startled half tlie passen­ nge answer. "Why do you wish to tender place in the American heart. to say?” The drummer whispered, know ?’ gers with astonishment, and caused An aristocratic New Yorker, on be-. “Colonel. I’ve got a couple ot geese "O, nothing very particular. I every man near a window to hoist it thought if you did you would nut ’ing requested by a rich and vulgar in here." Tho Colonel straightened young fellow for permission to marry up and gravely said, " Well, if you're and look out and see what was the care to see trim.’’ "That's just what I come tor, young ••one of tiis girls,” gave this rather’ sick and can’t play, you needn’t,” and matter. man ; and there will be fnn.you het" crushing reply, "Certainly, which' then rode on. It is needless to add Io n few minutes the conductor "Well, stranger, I tell yon before would yon prefei, the housemaid or that the Co'onel had roast goose that red and excited, came foaming into hand, he is a powerful man. stands the cook?” Ihe car to know who pulled that bell six feel two in his stockings, weighs ! night. _________________________________ A New York paper has information near 'two hundred, and owns two that them is not one-hnlf the demand NASBVIULE MARKET. ' "Here, m’ster, this wav ; I’m the fists that strike tremendous blows ; for soda water that there was two or when angry, bis eyes flash fire; his •1’12 White wheat, per bu. men," shouted the offender drawing tread is like an elephant, and he can three years ago. And yet, soda wa­ Red “ " ter seems to fill a place which rain­ ............-0,56 OftU, " all eyes upon him, ' lift a three-hundrcd-i»onnd weight water or dishwater can't touch. ........... 70^75 Potatoes. " “You !" ssid the conductor, "wliat with perfect ease, and top it pver his ...1^001,76 “ A California octogenarian had bur­ Beans. shoulder as easy ss I could a base­ 50 (A 05 Apples, green, •• did you do it for ?’ ........... M)Ca.4O ball. No one dare approach him .n ied three wives whose maiden Turnip, " “’Cos 1 wanted some" wafer.” names were Green. Grass and Groze. ...5,6003,00 Clover need, ** an angry mood, fur they would be in 4,00 He stirred up the fire with kerosene Timothy »eed,“ ••Wanted some water?” danger of losing their lives. He has . ..],25@l,5O Onion*. " "Sartin ; I wanted the water boy. held an.elephant’s trunk for ten min- the other day, and now he lies in the 0,55 Corn, per 70 lbs, .. cold, cold grave, ar.d the green grass ------------- 2,25 and my pantaer here in the seat said tiles, sud put hu arm* are :nd the Barley per 100 lbs. grows above him, .r-.0.14 Eggs, per doxen... I’d better ring for him, ns we do at neck of a horse, and turned him over ... 0,16@0.18 with c imparaiive exse. He h is done "My son,” said a father to his little Butter, per lb..„. .......0.08 the hotel, an’ so I yanked the rope. Dried Apples, “ “ powerful things, I tell you, stranger. boy at Ihe breakfast table, "if you 0 14 Will he be along soon ? . An* by the Besides, he alwiys carries s six had the cho-ce to be burned at the Lard•* „..0.06 Drceaed Hoge “ “ by what in thunder bo you stoppin* shooter, and is an excellent shot, stake, like John Rogers, or to have Wool.---------- -------,..’0,88@0,40 .......5.00 scarcely missing the bull's eye one your head ’ chopped off like King Pluter V ton.. .10.00^12(0 Hay, y Ton--------Tbe shout of laughter that greeted tiinout of twelve. Stranger, he is Charles the First, which would you the counterpart of Samson, of old.” choose ?” "John Rogers,” said the this honest eon fession was too much During the young man's brief recit­ hoy, "And why?” “Because,” re­ fur the conductor, and he had to wait al of the personnel of the editor that plied the boy. “I should prefer a hot nnti! he got his train under way Ire- wrote that article, the strange? turned steak to a cold chop.” fore he explained the mysteries of very pale, trembled ail oyer, backing Little Bessie is the five-year-old all the time toward (he door, out of tbe l»eli rope to his verdant customer which he suddenly darted, and hax j daughter of a Portland lady who Subscribe for the News. married a clergyman not long since. Van Pelt, tlie s do mi keeper whom not been heard of since, doubtless When her father was away, and she. deeming it wiser to depart quietly tha O'itn cm toilers reformed last than to cucounter such a formidatfle was playing in the yard, a stranger Sit u nir a 11 cijvjrte I into a Son came along nnd inquired if the minis­ opponent. ter was at home "No” she replied, of Te nper tnee, w > ild soam to h ive A soft-headed you’h residing in ‘ hut mother is in the bouse, and she will pray for you, you poor, miserable Sagaraon county. Ill,has gme mel ­ i uitstioa *»i sJjii ridings prep tre.l sinner.” grtne; as ka Cti’ed to stick. Hu turns ancholy mad fur love uf Bessie Tur­ Frank Mason and Miss Canties out to hive been k itara step son of ner, brought on by rea lm ' her evi dcnce in the Busier - fetal, O io Clifford, of Owen Ky, eloped on horseback. Their steeds dropped ibankiug the public for p*»l favors eollols a oviiUnuunco of the unit, and would full nm the child of Jltechue than night recently he ratio a clttmiy fig­ ।dead with fitfigne before they could! iuforxa tbo public that they will ure of his bed-clot bi ng, an l eirriod , -----. fjfuic. I____ ____________ __ I_________ it Irani raoiu lu w un I»< .t.enl | ">« "“■) »•')■ A paragraph is going the rounds F...Hy Ira kick«J il .lowu Bni.hed their Higbt oa loot Bm die neW4j>apcrs Io this affect:— _____________ __ ______ m Oiglx. »I .rait. an I into the cel- ! "■•X aawdeJ. all kinds, whieh will be sold low foe cash There is one good wife in the connTbe bith.»t prto- paid for Hides, Peti. • tty. an t <*«ry man lliinks ha ha. !ar, yelling as ha stood at Ihe door ot The Duchess of Manchester has etc. Give them her. Old Brown, who M bald, and.,},, latter apartment. "Why,. Bessie. gain bled away her fortune of $150,­ Elkville, Mish. 000, and if she has to go out to work I y.-u tumbled down * dion t you : I1 "Oh, my dear wife,” said John by the day nont of her friends will seized the Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. FOB. BARGAINS call and see us before purchasing. G. A. TRUMAN The Air Breali Tail to (M tie Domari Come. So <7- UD co hrj BOISE ALEE. OFF THE TRACK. The Nauhville People line and given it a MEAT MARKET ROE & CLEVER, FRESH MEATS, head, "I tlwnno! I duooo !” j Henry, as he ptfid the milliner's bill. that breaks the mighty forest fails to cheek people of Nashville are anaaed to see J. L. g g So - thia eUUsent call at KERB Sc CROCKER’S. wbm yeu can "See for fed S»K| cordially invite every maa. woaaa, and child in Barry County to call at our ware- %si Sa M H M Po 8^ QQRg Mich. E GRAND RAPIDS DIVIS ON 3 B The Reliable Shari Uae ORAKD WTDB AID XU8IS00K 3 <£. B Qs Hastings, o r c O K K thoroughly. 'i oo S’ 2 35 3 o z WCJQO O o S’ K 3 a- E E3 8. oo e Q I Cl B & o B § 9 B ST­ UB 3 I �= ____________ ’ NEW GOODS! loat xnonlh of the present term. Xfamee of achulan who have been «!>»«'nt donflg the month NEW GOODS! not Bor. tic Burgman, Florence Harley, AINSWORTH &. BROOKS, Ota 0, J 873. Wheeler, Com Davidson, Minnie Coe, Frank Olds, Alice. Venn, Frank­ FRIDAY, pay ilia Highest Market Price for Ehr^t, and Lena Fleming. Names of thoeejiQt absent detained Howe- HonUh <m «Wad trasteee for ike ensuing X BARBER, M.. D., Perfect B. RASEY, Drayman. Good# and . Baeax* •* »« J pLEMBNT SMITH, v lawyj Jen- Perlie Cook. tn deportment: Delterick, Eddie WEBSTER A HOBBS, BlackwaitU. All of wort Hi tlx. JtUrktM.tik Battle Creek for four yean. carries it. Nellie Liebhnuser, Ella Dart, Fanny Dancer and Alice Venn. Standing of the A dags'iu Hie brother ■ metic. Arith­ AT TUB CORN. APPLES, OATS. Clover Seed, &c., A class in geography: ler 98, Cora JOHN a EASTMAN. AUorney at Unw, 98, TA1IOR J? PABADY, Gale's Chilled Ptow9t WILL DE FOUND Boots, Shoes, 9 Collars, Caffs, 4c. SALT, HAIR. Jennie DRAGS CULTIVATORS, 8822 Shirts, Gang Plowi CLOTHING, Wheel BOOTS AND SHOES Horse Rakes, STUCCO, Frank HATS AND CAPS montvillo celebration did not turn ont bo Olds 100, Ida Deyo 97,.Rosa Dellerfa fe-. pleasant after all. After tho goose (which ick 98, Nellie Delterick 98. which wo ship and retail al bottom prices. CROCKERY. was a Hva oao)*had had i|s head pulled off, B class in Arithmetic: Ida Deyo the ones that put it np were fined $25 for ains obth a brooks . WALL PAPER. 98, Ella Dart 98, Ida Venn 98, Ida cruelty to animals by lhs authorities. Proprietors. SUITS from *8. to $30. Woolcutt 97, Eunice Partello 98, GARDEN SEEDS, CHAMPION —Local nows' is scarce.. That is what Ralph Boise 97, Charley Everts 97, everybody sayn. We, with wife and baby. Made up In good styles and warranted to fit AND. A FEW 4th of July hurt, and Jacob Heckathorn 96. B class in Geography: Minnie rybody for locals and their universal verdict Cue 96, Hallie Gregg 96, Ralph I world respectfully inform my friends Boise 95, Charley Everts 95, Jacob that I am Heckatburu 96. Seven saloons in Nashville have closed.—■ A class in Arithmetic: Minnie Hastings Journal. It is odd that a Hastings editor'can’t Coe 98. Hattie Gregg 96, Louisa IN THE MARKET. and shall be pleased to renew come lo Nashville without always seeing Lenz 100, Florence Harley 96, Mina I will call tbe attention of farms.*, me­ of Detroit, Rochester end Eastern manu­ things double two or three times. They Hall 98, Addison Carpenter 99, Edith factories, at prices that cann’t fall to please. chanics, merchants and everybody to my Business Relations must kind of revolve ’round and ’round one Fleming 98. saloon all ths time. Names of those who have been Boots from $2.50 10 $$ pr pair stoci of the above named Implements at wilh you. I trust by fair dealing I shall be —Last Friday morning while- Taylor perlect during the month : Jennie able lo retain your confidence, and to win our standjust north of Wolcott's. that of strangers. Walker was working at a circular saw in Stiles, Ella Dart, Nellie Detterick IL. B. Harley’s mill, at Thomapplc Lake, Cura Davidson, Louisa Lenz. 4 lbs Rio Coffee for $1 00 Lotz H. ahbzn 11 lbs Japan Tea for 1 00 against his left shoulder with such.a force Teacher. 10 lbs New Orleans Sugar 1 00 as to break the collar bone, and bruise tho is invited to my stock of 12 lbs Family Mackerel 1 00 flesh in a terrible manner. Dr. Young of A job lot of —Rev. J. Warren Wicks of Mar­ this village waa called whs dressed the shall, will preach in the Christian 1 lb A No. 1 Tea I 00 wounds and put the patient in u comfortaHamburg Edges, 15 lbs Buller Crackers I 00 Church next Sabbath on exchange a condition as possible. X. ESEBT’S 1* lbs Satisfaction Fine Cut 1 00 Ribbons, Laces, with tlie pastor. ' AND 10 Rolls Wall Paper 1 00 Rushings, HASTINGS ITEHS. 5 Boxes Linen Faced Collars 1 00 , CLOTHING Greeting Manufacturer of BmU aad Shoes, REAPER & MOWER Grangers' Prices! LUMBER WAGON! Again in the Trade BOOTS and SHOES, JOHNeQ^CRESSY. p—1, 0—’ JONES, LUM OF ALL KINDS, Notions, W LIEBHAUSER, * Hals, Caps, Delivered at their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE Ota Whee­ Davidson >TORE ! 3nplnarnU Clothing, kee 96, Nellie De LU rick 99, Lena LATH, SHINGLES —The celebration at Vermontville and Fleming 98, Frank Olds &7, Charley H A TER LIME, Woodland aud the bowery al Thornapple Woolcutt 95. Stiles 100, Lena Fleming 95, G |OW |OWN Dry Goods, er 100, Ota Wheeler 98, RosA Dptte.'Kalamaroo. - What Barnum can't do, no one ick 98, Cora Davidson 98, Della Dur­ formed, a gocd time was had. Jlgrioiltnral POTATOES Jennie Stiles 100, Willie Liebhaus- M FLINT, are selling ’ unless home by sickuaw: nie Stil NO, NOT AT COST. BUT ON HAND AT W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, ie Wiuebell, Rosa Delterick, Georgia i«f~* rfl COST FUMHS, HIEIHM1 report of the The fo!hwin< i. the ALS CASH DOLLAR DEAL W ELIHU CHIPMAX, Justice of the Peace, Kakfeville, Mick. General Conveyancing, - t Especial Attention FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY BOOTS AND SHOES, White Goods, ft WARRANT EVKRIWIIfi It ML In Maple Grove, July 1st at the resi­ Mr. Alex Henry, of the town of Barry dence or the bride’s parents, by Eadlen’ Linen Collars A Caffs had four head of cattle die on Friday ,night Rev. I. N. Crittenden. Mr. W- P. WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. from the effects of “Pari* Green” mixed with Girrard and Miss Hattie E. Brice. To match all new Spring styles, bought at MONEY TO LOAN salt and placed within reach of the cattle by In Kalamo. July 2nd, at the residence Ready pay customers shall have no cause my own price, to be sold accordingly a malicious neighbor. A poor way “lo gel of the bride's father, Mr. Edward tc complain of high prices. Very Cheap. Ruscu, and Mins Helen Shephard. Give Me n Call. Frank Lathrop’s two little girls, st Mead­ Nashville, Mich.-, April 1st, 1875. Has josi returned with a large and complete ville, while playing severs! days since rub­ Suh.ill., Mich-, J,a. 27.1S7A bed artichoke leaves on thsir faces, which W. A. A YLSWOBTH. assortment of Notice is hereby given that there will be caused a poisonous affection U break out in MpriBK aad Summer swollen red blotches extending all over a special township meeting held at Chip­ their bodies. A physician had to be called man’s office, on Monday, July 12th, 1876, Collections a specialty. I Pair Patent Overalls 1 00 Irish Linen Table Cloths only 1 00 10 Pairs Mens’ Half Hose 1 00 10 “ Ladies’ Hose ’ fully warrant all Buggies i give us a call and we wil gp 1 00 I1 Balls Best Knitting Cotton 1 00 Entire S’arfsfitc^toii. MRS. L. O. CROCKER All order* left with na will receive prompt attention. Both. Doable and Single Baggie*. H R DICKINSON. L. J. WHEELER ELLIJfflY&hlCY GOODS! . Neck Ties, Rushings, Collars and Cuffs, th ALL or THE LATiar BT7l.ES. IlaU Htadud and Fraud. Dns Iiiiu, CitUii 8ii Fiitiu Done NEW KLLINERY GOUDS! Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS OF THE jri RMTlRE MANUFACTORY! before they wsra rdicTc'd. sidering the^proprriety of paying tho Rail­ Ransom Smith of Hope has a goodly por­ road bonds. • tion of this world’s goods, in a nice form and Dated Castleton, Jane 26<h 1875. good stock. Ransom is not happy, and last E. J. Fniauxsa, wook attempted to shuffle off by taking Paris green; Dr. Peckham Was called and promptly relieved Smith of the responsibili­ Hoe s new web press prints a con­ ty of being a suicide. tinuous roll or web of paper on both Ed. Willison of Baltimore, and young Bar- sides at the rat* of 1G,090 to 18,000 of Carlion, traded horses last Saturday. copies an hour. Barton is not a very bright youth, and re­ LOCAL MATTERS. ceived a very poor horse and §5.00 for a tolerably fair animal. On Monday Willison “traded back” and gave Justice Riker $4.00 Cuffs al Butex A Lxx’a. for the privilege. Moral—,11 isn’t best to Carpets, (New Styles), at trade horse* WRh a fool, if he is a minor. . DlCKUBOX’s. On Fridny last, Henry Wltby and Abram DRESS MAKING C»U AND SB*. REESE & DETTERICK PAT THE Highest Cawli Price KERR * CROCKER. QREETIN«I LISTEN? m ram. BOISE BRO’S m i«j> JACOB LENTZ & SONS Something Interesting and Val­ Manufacturers and keeps on han Would respeetfally call the attention of the citUeos of Nashville and vicinity, to their stock, bought for cash, uable. Parlor, library, Dinint, Office ait GEHERAL FUHTURE! Together with a fall assortment ol MIRROR8.PICTURES. FRAMES AND CARDS. BRACKETS, BOOKS. S TA T10NER Y. Have removed to their DUSTERSydtC-&C., teroation over some wood that was claimed Japan Tea in town. Try it and be happy. by both parties. Mr. Lenure threw some A foil line ot Notions and Thread wood out el WHby’s wagon and proceeded at Boun A Lxi’a. Balii Cabs aid Perambulators! WALL PAPER, PAINTS, Elegant New Querters, PILR VARNISHES COFFINS IND CASKETS. PUTTY. DYE STUFFS, TOILET ARTICLES, 7>r// Goods Business ! COUNTRY PRODUCE, Hits Pelts ait Fun. Nashville M ich. tar p. Durham iff receiving new goode the grocery line. Call and see them. 9&. Old papers for ku al this office, BUTTER an* EGGS. attire. ATKINSON & ROE, draggled, duty, sad, mad and disgusted multitude we never wish to sec. It filled ths starefl, it stood in serried ranks under ARTISTIC eteaming mass had umbrellas; which .music- mothers scolded, tert M thia, bottle for 75 father* DRESS GOODS. SHAWLS, CASSIMERES, Hard aud Soft Wood - Pt o printing Cheap As Dirt, LUMBER, For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only Cheap As Dirt, Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! Cheap as Dirt. IF YOU WANT BOOTS & SHOES, COME AND SEE, I’A.IINTS and OILS, FOR THE NASHVILLE, MICH. Job With COT PAINTERS! Babies cried, GENERAL 65 Manufacturer of three years, over 260,<XX) sample bottles by tho dripping heaven.', heroes and heroines Druggists in all parts of the United States. AT ALLEN'S. Fat Tik«<« ul Gnn, WINES & LIQUORS! NO EXCUSE FOR BEING SICK. No person can use Boschae's German 8yrwithout getting immediale relief and cure. REESE Ac bETTEBICK. 21-46 CHOICE FAMILY GROM, Boise & Lea’s. fig*, Frtah bread from lb« Charlotte, We spent oar Fourth of July, (which was bakery, received at P. Durham’s every d*y. the 3rd) at Kalamaxoo. Everything had beet thoroughly aeaeoaed lumber and warbeen done to make the celebration a success, ATI ALLEN’S, PERFUMES ' INGS kept constantly on hand. as Coffee at AT ALLEN'S, BRUSHES GLASS Durham’s. It is coneeded to be a little the up a '•grub" and struck him acraM'the head, Of nil stylos and siiae, and METALIC best for tbe price in town. cutting it open and knocking Leucre sense­ CASES furnished to ordes Kid Gloves for One Dollar at lees, Lenore was still insensible on Monday, DiCKutsox’s. SHR O UDE AND COFFIN LIN­ and it is thought he will die. FOB ALL KINDS OF MT NW, KOCHER BROS, Drugs, Medicines Boisx Bnu’it will give very clone to Yankee Niotion.. WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL TRADE. j [wholesale to eeriest CASH BATES-i .— COME AND SEE, COME AND SEE. \Thysicianx will find onr\ CYRUS HUBBARD; & PRACTICAL Errrgthing ^ou Want. BUILDING L stock complete, at the lowest tiring prices. j * an powkihlo beforw 1 move Into nsy new taripta CareMy Prepared. ■ *• ‘ “* “* I MAKE IT PA Y rov iJK < Wei Ven**’ Mfcti* tan*M! will b. Mn, .fcej. CHAS, W. WiMAKAI W. IL K»( HER A Bro. .,.^1 F. C. 4 F. T BOISE, Drtjrfed*. IM A. « . AIXKN. �, IW | ' | tt iu Brooklyn ; first. ahote in the universe. Ho then called for' clieero for Cd. Gildemdeeve and liis men, which w«*rtf ned very Inutiwolablo -Bcowy, •they stood nine to titrod he would not ly given, but when called for by a man in the crowd, they were given with tre­ IUM lira mu niter a word. .- ’ . - > tia« Uckvta in tbe field for rttete oforera-lbore A special telegram bos Brooklyn to a mendous entinudasm, tlie crowd rushing of the IMpublioui |*xty, the “ h«de[MJixlent" Western paper makes an ftsscrtiifii that into “ shake luuida with the AxnaricaXis . party. the party. Mid the Tomix-T. Morittou, who. 1ms been down Emt con- and their todies/* amid voriferoiis checr•»«> Reform party. birring with Butler, luw arrived, and it Col. Gildeadeevo called fur clioam for ia no secret that he bt about to force an issue with Bendtcr^Ne luw hurled de­ tho Irish team, but there camo no re­ fiance at the mitnonsTif 1’lynjorith, in a sponse except from the Americans SILVER TIPPED SHOES A mixrt untilusiiudic ovation was gives to tho American, twmi on their return from Dollyinonnt. A grand banquet in their honor was given by the Lord Mayor mull «i>«. a mw SitinU lire for UuiHy ora, BoeaU. of Dublin at the Mansion House. A Oarjllnj 6u Company, Irfrge number of distinguished guests, •fm ”i?Aoupt» sojrsjfoEwZ iAchtdiug the Lord Mayor of London and York, "wvrv prroonL Tlie Irish riflemen admit the mipcriority of tho Americans throughout tho match, and $ — 00 Kxac^B’MYTuoT^u^nuC Mt 1" aoknowlcdgo that their victory . wu a murderer. • v VZ Some of the,statetics pf tlxo trial ore fairly won. j i«Uyiug win ca|mized, Mid tho »wift current cm;No. 083 Broadway, N. Y. City, liere appended : tie rcteiocu to tlie extent or Uiree lnniOred and , . asmteraa*. XUHorraadfceClratera.iaS Iweyed. X1CKKL. The actual working days of the trial Of half a million dollars. It may not be generally known that xryjfcxAJtx and'tinivnittAi>. were 110, Tilton’s side occnping 50 and Beecher's CO. Morris spoke twd and a the nickel di jiosit near the Gap, Lan­ celebrated at New, 0^. pi «Wnt’ ’ with hb •" La*t JotfaHAts." now raib" Tb* ox:.t mmoonutriBK Fhua-o alone excepted, half days, Tracy four days, Evnrte eight caster county, in considered tho largest ineL. by a clam dinner, at whkh the moat " ’’— ,n^ijiesn > ..>t- IU-Q th>iiiiMr«taraaMa»AbMe<UM]rt proiniusnt fualnro wan the good fdlowship ’ have ' ’boon unif<>rm.at five cants for each half Mid a half (hyi<, Porter five days, and in tho world yet disoovered, and the SOMETHINtn-sy."*" —»which iirdvidlod. HpeecliM were mode by (Joi. ounce of mall matter. Beach 10 days. Ninety-eight withesacs only deposit of tlie arc worked iu Amer­ —An will bo wen By the - oUirial public state­ ica. Tlie mine is ou the liigh dividing Lorenxo James, of Montgomery. Ala., of Uic ment for Juno. ap|*end«! below, tlio' iiaiinu's were examined, of whom 36 were for Tilton. -^***5 ‘ line between Chester and Poquea val­ tadebtedntm »*»• reduced til33J.lM9 during The Now York 'J'iTncn owns up to hav­ leys. Besides nickid, oop}Mir, iron and tiie month: ' ' 1 limusUmo are found iu the same locality. ing publishod l.hW columns of the —News from Uie Mexican frontier la oxcitNickel was discovered there, about the । Beecher trial -so far. year 1856, though copper, which is taken AHEB1CAN SHARPSHOOT- from the same mine, was known in the locality seventy years ago. Tlie ore lias EES. a gray color, is very heavy, and so hard tliat it is mined entirely hy bloating. • . .< ..Miro. Mill. Uk. UlUo Book. Art.. M»i Inm oud hi. IrwmU, wil Ihirt oy . <wsk. that Butler will be hem to force the crim| —Tlie recent flood in U» Iowa rirar did con- jmJ Action to on immediate trial. While bidtfebfo damage to farm bon-ra ao.1 B,^hcr and his friends beltoved tl.ftt Um ■ituatad on* the low tend*. Tbn tremendous *^““7” ' j,lryrt<«>Jol.rtO> tool, ih., wre lap., uMkciuml lusher stage rtauo of water , , , . . * raipa camrad a higher waler than had j 1 J py and satufted, but now that tlie berti provimudy wiUitwM-d in that ‘calley for t^rtoeu year*. At Marshalltown and Decorah end is readied, they iwy that though not tbs damage ir^f tnM iwri>u-w 1 ta i .yin^kcatod, he luu* A majority in hi\ fa—Throe children ieretiroMJid i> f ra Ucldng ▼urt which is iiH good for a clergyman us Manilla S5420K-S Elastic Truss Co., LIFE ANO EXPLOHATIONO Tttal without interwt Rio Granite, .’ . —A white man in Washington has brought ■nit under tlie Civil Righto law against tho pro­ prietor of a colored boarxUug-hoiwo for refusing him accornmidatiau. —Further news from NatamorM states that an outer ban been pubhnhttl that Cortina will bo 49K.1W.UI 14J,»43^«I [Geo. P. Rowell & Co.] Judge awtalfo Andris, wife of {Jorttaa, and fourteen ofhere. arc’|>riaow.r*. A goi1<'t»LWni.-r prohibits the ararambling of grou|M and hostile —Recently the Detroit Port rent oat a pcrtal- under Uuri nu.a:i,5n 1AW.7U5 M.-XLf'U • C.I3LS11 Stetea .. —Tbe HUipetudmi of the Health Carolina Hank and Trust Com|>aiiy. al Columbia, H. (X, ia anml Hi.a4 flfo nunncoL Ttw Htate luui ♦‘AMJ.OOO dopcaiite in mifilefont lo .the institution. —A number of delinquent dty oflicialn of 3 PomM Bitter from itat of lili. Attention is lining drawn in England to tho value of the mule. At a recent show the prize mule stood soveuteou luuuls, find was proved to bo much TXMN8YLVANIA MILITARY AC.WKMY. Cbra* ter. I**.. <h-n HipU Mh. Izxtatam bolthr.l. stronger than a horse. Another animal exhibited, and which was only twelve and a half hands high, lind been driven ner, Mr. Wilson, and Edmund Johnson. tlie previous wtxik 220 miles in forty-two They all shot with tlw» Rigby rifle, wltile hours, and entered Loudon ou tlie even­ of tho Amerioaii t«'iun Fulton, Bodine, ing of tho second day at a jmmni of ten F" MB °f l ARIMI yoweve Dakin, ami Coleman used Remington’s, miles ou hour with no marks of fatigue. And Gildcralcove and Halo twaxl Slinrp’s JubtSOO years ago Gov. Berkeley, o rifle. Virginia, said : “ I tliank God we have Tito firing was at three ranges of tar­ nu free schools and no printing pret^es, gets, ]>laced at 800, IKX) and 1,000 yards and ITlupO we Hindi nut lutvr any fur a I rwarriUii*. .nJ >>f tK Waif^trrrX Kevlrvf ■ nrit‘r WffVWff" .InWU Hk-lliwb a rta ll.nk«. distance respectively, nnil tlie first con­ , hundred yeans; for learning luus brought SENT FREE.’ i test at tlie 800 yards jange was in favor disolwtlience, r\nd heresy, and Hecte into of the Irish b-am by one point. Al>tlie world, and printing nas <" * ’ flulute silence wuh preserved during tho them and lilielcd governments. I". UUU . Prof. «. MrrUtr. P. O. Ha contest, and. conversation was not jut-' help us from both t” mitted ©veil among tho shootcra. Neither Thm. New Panacka.—Moslem science team wno allowed to know tho nunilwrr of K»rry doran <if raoUlurn <w drym nn rnur— Btml * dlf[>oints made by tnn other until the end having demonstrated that alcohol is trtvn: coin. Telia ot .u-rrti lend fair wnnllifr. Snnt, r-wl” neither foosl nor physic," but, on the bf tho tiring at each range, when the contrary, a uptMtesJof jxnaou, tho iutro- A. F. MfllUldLL. 317 Arch htrert, Pbilvdelphta. Pa. srores were officially announced. The following is a summary of file in­ dividual scores in pack match, sixty Iveing the highest |H>nsible number that could ly chonicterizeti as nu uuobjvetiouubhi be attained. It will be observed tliat specific for many tlmtnwdug nnil tiangerCol. Uildcrnlecve rnude^the highest score of 011.4 diWAHlW. Teni|W*iuu<ro organizations, heretofore tlie Axuerieans, 164; and Hutt Mr. Wilson, in favor of |s'nuitiing tho sale of alcohol of the Iriali team, made titc next highlit, for modical purposes, are of opinion A«'4cnTV a KMPORIUM. 163. Tlie Americans won at the 900 and that Vuumab BrrnutH ixmumwh all the ’ _ 1,000 yards nutgee : ‘_ efficacy »iia nu invigorant Hint Ims ever j lx ran «*veu claimed for Mpirituoua HtimuIOWA LANDS, MW.OOO ACRRK. lanta, imd ou tliia account, ns well us Ik>- Rich MMI.rraxi Ctmi.le. elC'IWnt Water,(Tvwln< Naul*<»tute of tho singular succeftn which 1ms attended its two in dys]Nnxna, liver'“com­ plaint, disorders of the bowels, nervonn diseases, general debility, and all mala­ dies growing ont of intemperance, they R tTBB MILLS FOB COBH, FLOUR A FEED. warmly recommend it ns n restorative and alterative of surpa*nng exceDcnuc. 43 j The groat international shooting con­ test nt Ihiblin rceulted in u victory for tho Americans over tho Irish rifle team. Tho Irish u.«aiu consisted of tin; following gentlemen: Dr. J. B. Hamilton, Sfr. Pollock, John McKenna, J. K. Mil­ Ji.HI.ROAD iXTKLT.!OMXCK. -The Qiippowa Falls and Woefom railway, connecting Eaii Claire, Wix.. with . Chicago has Immii formally o|'cncl with much rejoicing. zling putdio ' famR 'H* lmiMKg money Northern Wlncoiwln. lieionged to the waterworks funds, and among those indicted » the proSeirt OUef of Police RORBUIK. —Um ofttctrn dt the FeMlhir have been con­ demned for neglect of" duty in hut uni ng tlie - Tboman Manchester, a young married lead while approaching tlie English coast iu foggy woatlior. as laid down'by tho "directions U> navigators with' which all steamera arc sup­ last Motxlay by cutting her throat will! a razor. plied. Hail they done no. the error iu tlie reckoning would have )>ecu discovered. ; not rerioimly hurt/ uiver the city of Buda, in Hungary. Torrents swcjit through the streets of tlie city.'carrying men. vcliickw, and everything movable down againet Tweed, Sweeney. Woodward, and oth- into tho river. Many houses ware destroyed l>cfore tlwir inmatcM could e*ca[ic. Ono hun­ from the New York Qty TYuaauiry. dred liven are boliavod to have boon lent. —A fearful tragedy wan enacted ■ritnem the rifle-ahooting match between the American and Iriah Iombh at Dublin, on tho •2»th ulL In tho 800yards range tho Trinh team ing her twice, almost iiwUntly killing her. won by a score of 338 to 337, but at 1.000 yard. Coudoti then shot iMpnuJt, inflicting a daugtnS6, quarreled du-- $10. to $500. OPIUM CURE h Wr copy tho following from nn exelianae. wl.lU. ta important, if tme: *• Chrome diarrhea of lone standing, also dyaentevy. and all similar complaints common at this season of the year, can bo cured by the use (internally) of JoAnoos's Anmbjur Liniuicnt. Wo know Tun critliartics used and approved by Uic plivnicians c,>mpritiiug tbe various medias! areociatioim of Uns Stale arc now comjiouMdod and sold under the name of /’onssir' Puryalive PUU.__________ Gi.rx Flora Simao Watkk. st Waukegan. | How to Orr a Homx. Soo advertinemeat TllE MARKETS. • MI£W YOflR. rt» : »trtl fftar. in =rc-° -12.* ^3 » 8 ® S 3 n ■5 is9- 0/ miiwcd his ninth shot the upnssr on tho Irish side of tlie ground w.ut tremendous. ENDED AT LAST. The eleventh .allot ho miaacd also, produring couate? nation. Hamilton scored a Huect-hiiion of Uirwes, nod IteHovnl the • After a week’a oonflm-uieni thu jury in , crowd -__ __ ... ... , Hie phyni-' U» TilUui-BoxiliCT trul miwmxrtl that l«ly in . brtl Tl«-’ro|X — u>TBto.r.nbj Miw«J,, John Hallaad <>U»ra, with Ra■rfaff rtf Old Ontr It (FoiUxiotrad> Chnnh now »tna imIM rtr>wn. Firao. rer IOO.I3 for -*5 *-nt* <>r 5 for IO rrnt», mUptUd. .M-.Vl KH4K DAILY W,mrW.Nj<. putilbhsdlyw, uonunit. Alltho Nows. OalrM • >wra. Try tf other Uud. bnt tow doubtful of tain*, tacit tong tta line of are. tawing . : Alta to pnxn.rn taotoer jury. It tai : wide upmita townrd toe taRi-ln. but aanounortl ttat : only wide enough to exfioiw two of toe ) tafntltod Btadu-r, tuxta to toe n«w of tta ttaw. All eon-. tatae tta prowwn-' tool tad been tat ovi-r Urem, but —- -------------------■J‘11 I** hmejiir- , lie. toil! and idluuL A puff iff auotoi and itia bullet flattens in the buUn-1 ! but wA J — tatlon of the Heart, Inflammation of the lAings, Pain in tho region of tho Kid­ neys, and a hundred other painful syrup­ tom. w..to,M&prt>in<>rfDnwwW-^,11 Ono bottle will prove a better guarantee cCtte merits than a lengthy advertise­ ment. ' ' ■ • ' •,,H Inflammations, Mercurial Affeettooa, Old marriage guide" For mta Thr BRILLIANT Sl’CCBaSff Ihj-Gmlnunprecedented Iu theannala of Farm M tehinery. every j»c>,—c. “LEADING TIIHHMUNG SlAC*lIAIE.r. < J ] «W>tel, WaLKKB'B VlKKOAtt UlTTBU 11AV0 •howu their great curative powcru In tho most otatinato and intractable canes. For IiiH:imniator>-and (’hrmite' ilhenniatbm. Gout, Billeum Benita t 'W Mechanical Diseases. -Persons en- k. fi£beS Miner*, A4 they advance in life, are aubject to paralysM of tho Bowel*. To guard agaiiiKi thia, take a dose of Walkka’b Vim■oar Birntaa «<cart«*Hr^ ITM / ForSk’in Diaejues, Eruptions, Tet­ ter, Salt-Rheum, B'o'xshea, Bpou, Pimples Pttatukia, Hoik r^Tochw^g worml and Dihummm of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally dug un-aud carried out of the syatom in a short Limn by the u»« of throa Bitten. -./TtT711 - / . }>in- Tape, and oilier Worms, th«y were uirtbU- to ^r,, J w«„ Jjn lm)U„ ,, u„ Uu, danp-d. It i. midnnitood tli»l uiim wvr. Fulton told Bodin, not y-t I,.ring au-1 I in rtwir Of til- MAiuiltol of ItoocLw uni UbM. Pulton ni»J tin. 'urg,. thmnsl, ItoUi Itorti.. to to- «uit prufmn to torort toe gnxnnl. r»wiing BTOM oo». toliMlrtl to toe ittoiFwkl. Bum of I furtoA Bodine quieflv take, lua potolion Tilton’. onirtM would lik. to tart, wo- ' f,r toe tad toot. Mid ton crowd mapm 1 Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headnche. Pain in tlio Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest. Dizziness, Sour IQADLAJAPEI World for Inm. Tin or WoM. No, Jhiataa. mittent Fevers, whieH ariVo pferaCJl M lout in the valleys of our groat rivera throughout tho United States, especially these of tho Mississippi, Qhio, M'seouri, Illinois, Tenfieaeee, (Aiml*rtond.UrtB»«-* saa. Rod, Colorado, Braxov, R>o Grsn<H f HIT Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Sta^nDah, It* jillfll nnoke, James, and many others, with- , tljeir vast'tributaries, throughout odr • entire country during the Summer anlT Autumn, nnd'reninrkdbiy so during wa- ■ sons of uuusual heat and dryness, are. Invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of tlie stomach and. livwy -n and other abdominal viscera. - In their sU treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow­ erful intiunuce upon tlicso vartoujLor nTrrTZ pans, is essentially necessary-iffRere rj .a, r is no cathartic for tho purpose equal to ' ‘ Dil J. Walker's Vi neg ah Bitters. as they will speedily,removeiho darkr colored viscid mutter wKh-wtacb'tMVl kC bowels arc loaded, at tho same time stimulating tho secretions of tho liver, and genamRy irestoriog thp Jioalt^ftj K | functions of tho digestive organ*. Fortify the body against disease NICH0L8, SHEPARD & GO 'S nirmn i mnn n mnnnnTir 5 according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are oot^de-, etroyed by mineral poison or dtlicr means, and vital organs wasted beyond repair. by pnritying nil its fluids with VinXGak * Bitters. No cptdeinte can. takp boM '—r of a system thus fore-arnjed. ' *-1 /I k_i_ DR. WHITTIER. ErtablUhcd 1888. Milner missed his third shot, tho crowd growing vocifermudy. When he ! Tho properties of Djl wiriaiiuj A ViKBaABBirritwaro AtMifnk.BianhoraUc . Carminative, Ns•' us. Laxative) Dhh’dtM* M V . Sedative, Couito ,.. .taut, Sudorific, Altera lire, and Anti- Jous. Grnteftil Thousands pnaflaim V/n egap. Bitters the most wonderful In­ vigorant that ever eustained tho sinking Bilious, Remittent and Inter­ ‘ 0. E. Ho. €17 St Charier Street St Loui», Ma., io —I'omerey, the Borton boy murderer, will bo htwg. the Goteruor and Eternal bating rcta-wd flood* in FraiMW la* IW.toie.nen. and ’the to interfere with the •ontence. PT Inrtoaa tba amount urf. »k«» JfX and the military liave been callod out to quell restored. Every gentleman on tho ground i ivfw texuunv a-policeman, and there .was ’ the 1 dwtiirbatiocM. HkirunidiM hare occurred, great huadidgaml dvmrder. A delay of J arid Mm killed on both sides are numerous. thirty-five minutes resulted, when partial ’ order wan restorud. At tln» 1,OUO yard j —Heavy failures In I/mdon bustaoM circle* range the Irish, dejectedJuul nervoun, ( continue, Uw amonui of lialaliiiw .iu»ulv«l ahabJtrildly, mid a imecetorion of phots Mag ■ntMually large. proved to lie merely at random. i ' preparation, made chiefly froru tUbzjrtA'I 'I tive herbs found on the lower ranges oi .kl the Sierra NovadntJisahiatWbrtilB® > nia, tho modiciual projiertics of which .. i-x are extracted therefrom without tho tiw* ' ■ '•* of Alcohol.’ TJio question olw»krh»I dally naked, '• What ia Uwi cause otThc I. unparalleled success of Vinegar Hit tkjujT" Our answer !s, that they remove the cause of disease, and tlie patent. »< • 11 covers Ids health. They are the great ff blood purifier and «-Ufe-gUincf rinciplo, a perfect Renovator and Inrlzorattr of tho system. Never before in tothistory of tho world bus a mcdidn-SlW’ compounded possessing .ihs/ rMnjFk^iis qualities of Tinkoam BinRss In hfcslfrgAh* sick of every disease man is nririo. They are a gentle Itorgativ-foas well f relieving Congestion, or, TntlaninjA'rtojr~7V_ v-*ths Id ver and Visceral Organs, Hflmiou.- No Person can take these Bitters Wiuioft’s Anh-Pehiodic on Feykh axd Auvk Toxic.—Thia invaluable and utand- i ard family medicine is now a ltoiiHCbold word and toaintaiiMi its reputation nuirutxiritl. It is indonwd by Uio medical profoMon. ami "pro- 1 ncribotl tlally In Uie Charity lkan>ital and other i Hrepitals iit New Orleans." WUuofl'w Tonic is I MM thus highly rvoonunended by tlie lauling medi- ' cal men of the country, mid is worthy of such I indoreemcnL Wurxuxix. Fxnlat A Co., I’m- i Interesting details of tlie match are i furnished by tlie New Y’erk 7T»i€4 special, ns follows : “ At tho close of the firing at the 900 yards range, the defeat of the Irish was acknowledged, and luncheon was taken in gloom, outapokon [ dissatisfaction and symptoms of disor­ ganization among tlie Irish. Tho crowd, which manifested intense anxiety as to the result, had now grown to about 30,­ train robber,'who looking to the snpprowsiotiof brigandage in that 000. Every Irish bullseye was cheered, country. and a diatnrliance was becoming innniin rreirting rccairtnre wre kiUed. were powrrlcsn? .and rein exceeding mwouty-four tons tatnlen must. nent The _____police _ . . . bo built to foreign rtylc. For 230 yams all : ^r- Hamilton adtlressed the crowd, wark Iron Company, of . iscliargcd uhuiding oloort to tho shooting pomtism. with being a defatritsr t navigation impomible. The Americans refused to proctwxl with Fort Smith, Ark., on Friday, tho 3.) of Hcptom- W. W. LELAND. HOW TO GET A HOME. WtA widen was remarkably fine, tho Americans using tho brooch-loaders and tlie Irinli the Rigby rifle. Tho excitement was uitcnoe, and day tlie scene of an cxtmordinaiy tragedy. The Deputy City Marshal. Mr. W. Logan, was riflemen wore hailed with great enthiuiiasm. shot six! instantly killed by a desperado named After tho match, a grand banquet was given tlie American team, at which the Lonl Mayor of Dublin and other diguifarice were present. —The death is annocmcM of Ferdinand L. intense. and culminated die following day in die cx-Emi>cror of Austria, aged 82. —The Spanish government hax detennined to conflacate Um pro|Mirty of Carlihto wlmrover found. —Count IlayMprinunateLn has been ap­ pointed Minuter for Austria to Uio United HmitL a head and tbe other to a lamp-peat, left Rtatcs. hi place of IJarou Schwartz-Seaborn, re- manager, wan dangcrotieiy stabbed by a man named Hugh Fcrguiiou, M-Ogdcuabiir).*. N. Y Every Man Hia Own Paintar. HTSmEfcosPraraiMTM VINECAR B'THPS Dr. J. Walker’s ’CaiirorniR Vln egar Bitters uro a purely Vegetable lurking in tho nYalem of ao many thoruandZ like there Bitter^ i Tarrant’s Effirrvcwnt Scltwr Aperient CIBAIN BA1SBRN BBTVSB to submit to the WMteful and imperfect work of Mlior i ^*^Taff.vrar,;rtcssst __ JllllOfficeI'BIH For Sale. ™wunm For Female ComplainU, in y«mg or old, married w stogie, al the dawn of w<> "Kthe-vitWUiwbta. Straw rie^inx»Tri^nmothy? MH tartwif al* wiHMluw. - � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-07-16.pdf.pdf 856201bd7607970e2e58831e7dee7790 PDF Text Text She (Mashrillc $ews. W SashriHe Slrtrs. ADVERTISING RATES: PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, Nuhville, Barry Ocrantyi Michigan, ;■ - ORNO STBOO. EeHor.a^d Proprtdftfr. wmt T9 mtim - tuMcnnn at tuo ?w Im Aduict. Mo P*!«r StarmnHnw-l tmf. j«M fcr-ocly to NO. 12. QTT'.QB 1H TROMAH'8 BH1CX, Sw»d tocrr- CHEERING PROSPECTS. bor could be greater than that I It Job joined tho clroa But Job was used together, while the lantern floated away seemed to him to.be one of the most un­ to our merry-making, and took do notice billow in the debris. —Ann Arlxjr lias voted her slaughter­ Job speedily regained mho sort of Attainable, . unapproachable pieced of hu: of it | 7 ■’ > footing,'mid slipping, sliding, by slow man workmanship dial could bo con­ houses a nuisance and ordered their «wRound and round went the Hp-lling— Ok;—, ceived. VCXVWU. S]>eaking for a moment of ]tonbig words and little words, with treach­ and painful effort, wo rcoclMxi the other A Kansas City* M-tfe- to we when ho what;it ‘ thought tan effort —Tjro young men, chargod with dese­ erous o’s and lying fa wait in unex­ side. coat him him to write write even even a ft Hsingle letter, crating tod Congregational Church nt I believe I taughod then when I esme 77mes says: The i**’*••’» kUi»wtoUMl by ooat pected places, and words without u’s, ionk a little anonymous or otherwise, to one of our to myself, shook out my snow-encum1 Romeo,-have been bound over tor’ trial and words ^ith odd h.X “fa «4I. Uio de-. sinit lJ:■ . .Hl , Jo Qjo at the August term o L the Circuit Court critfnl dictioraiy . drcft|fuli4m; tUH!«.. LoryAi/m f$4y;to Hcvcnty_ _ of England, ho —Four hamla have boon amputated in wait to trip up the unwary. And one fiW 1 width' (AMl' equal porAnd er»ry tiling coM fitful fire-fly away out of reach, and fait could not refloat how incalculably great ­ after another our cluunpions were spelled by Detroit surgeons as ft result of the tiona er must be the effort of those effusions careioss use of firearms by boys on the down, and Job actually stood hfa ground sure that Abijah Plummer was still watching on the other side. pf . wbicli he knd just spoken. against half a dozen well-schooled fel­ 4th and 5th. . . Job strotchod out over the brink, through Kansas and Missouri into Ne­ lows. All hfa face was kindled with looked down at the usoleM lantern, and braska nnft- Tow Fwr meat of*^he disoagernewf, nxy^ Jhe rm growing Mft I tanqe froii Foit Bait to tic lira line . Thu last number of Poor’a Railroad resident sad licavy lumber dealer, of lihrxChfa flst^rftipainr,th«TTflvfaiM$; look liabitmd ito| hil Grand Rapids, is dead. Death wm Abijah;, W the work of dpetmetian has been com­ lidnual contains a history of all the The spidliug twai wi caused by a rupture received some days "Job, oh, Jfcb.’i I taaid, takUg fcta plete; oats, corn, wheat, meadows, and rajlrooda in operation throughout the Ago while up North, tlfaro «*AbflBF Plwtnn<flV *wh<y vtifln’t vegetables alike dfanppear before |heso Stat-.H in IbT-i. According to join fa tho match—Abijah Plummer, tho hand, "I’m sorry I spelled ‘beantiful'' —A son of Goorgo Alexander, living the HnntMif tbe total length of toe roads wall-to-<fo beau of the village, who luul to-night." I did not laugh now. I was in the township of Wataon, died, recent­ ly from the effects of chloroform, winch no need, mayhap, of liook-leanifag. I full 6l a strange excitement. whore they failed to light, which will "Who had a right to spell-such a ‘yi^MBgoMpvp,;,.,; T<<H jjn that yiw, 69.2(8 miles, against 66,237 Therd ho sat and laughed at Job’s ex­ miles in-1878, 57,323 for 1872. imd 44.­ IHKJ »birt<UXl dUIXlMK ;•. . citement. 1 saw an uneasy light in Job’s word but you, Jennie!” answered Job, surgical operation. IV- * .... 814 foy 1^71. The aggregate cost of gravely. eyes, as if he were being severely-tried. —Tbe fin* which raged for. sever* thcee roftda at the close of. tbe last fiscal The spelling match was kindling him to "But I — I've lost the books, Job.” : goiw no ayytaxma I weeks, with groat fury, in tlie' woods . years FflpiqUxely was $4,221,763,595, " I've lost something, too," said Job. the. center, it seemed. ft with the &opl 0t ‘corn, many agafast<3,784,543,034 for 1873, $3,159," north and west of Alpena, huVe l)K‘ii A few more words were yct'on tho list, Wo stood still for a moment and' sending North and getting the early 423,057for 1872, and $2,664,627,645 for extinguished by the* heavy rtanii of lost Cold comfort—loe. and there lay. tlie beautiful books, smil­ looked at each otlier. And there was 1871. ' Th<> increase of cost for the year week. The loss of pine tiinK-r in A A MYStEBT of the deep—Musical pAtb. that ip Jolt's face wlu<4i never shoiwbtf ing and shining on us. over that for 1873 waa $487,220,500, pena county is estimated at* over 100, dnoe to fciinln faL, oLiI €h)A al "Buauhfiil!" gnvo qu( $h> li^hoo!-" A IIOOTI.ES8 task—Putting on onew counties which have been most ravaged while that of 1873 wer 1872 was $625,­ 000,OOO feet master; and Abijah-laughed as Job’got men and all women know when they in taffoti are bourbon,' Lton; -Mfami, —A party of .Menounites passed socks. 113,877. Of the total cost $1,990,997,­ up to spell it. Jab ltokei| nt Abi|ifa,/md son it j J j ■[ ' l.’> 1 I > T h* liquor manufacturers' call to Johnson, Wyandotte and Lixivdbworlh. 486 was made up of share capital, and through Jackson one day last week. A began, " B-e-n—h and there was n 'gen­ Then Job roused up anil said, lightly, These counties have lost nearly thejr en- $2,239,766,108 of various forms of in­ child had died between there and De­ Grant—Bristow change. eral scream of laughter. * " Will yon get along the rret of the tifo.tHp.iaud UilibBifependant hjfr.Wod' Motto (or on industrious cobbler— debtedness, chiefly of bonds maturing at troit, and -the parents quiefly left it "Dnrii it!” srid^<fl>b<dw»cjh1staeth; WHyiwitliout AlJijali Plrtfiimer!" and provender on outside territories. a distant day. The proportion of share there for burial and went on. In the It's never too late to mend. " what caa a fellow do with a fool like " All the rest of my life,” I replied. The counties of Atchison, Doniphan, capital to debt was m80 to 100. The same car about the some time n child What axe they which, though always that grinning nt him !” The mastiff w. a Since then Job has often said to mo, Douglas, Allen, Franklin, Anderson, average cost per mile of all tbe roods was born. drunk, ore never intoxicated I—Toaate. slinking himself r.p, and I trembled for softly, ns wo sat in the twilight, " They —Calvin Bliss, the first jeweler of Ann Neosho afal Brown nro considerably in­ wwt $80,425, against 857,134 per mile Tub Rnmatrickcr thinks that the hap­ Abijah. ; 1 ' ' ; . 7 . ' . ’ : jured, and perhape will have a half crop. in 1873, $35,116 for 1872, and $39,726 Arbor, claims also to be the oldest jew­ piest pair of dogs on earth must have • ’Older!" said the sdioci-master^ 'and The rest of the State of Kansas, outside _______ eler of the State. He seiflod in Anu been tooro.in Noah’s ark, beeauao they for 1871. gnvo out the word again. . I tn growing old: . of- the -coiuitieB^enunjonited, ariil yield' Tlie gross earnings for the year wore Arbor forty-one years Ago, and ho soys had only one pair of fleas between them. nvcKixa rox ducking. It was my turn. I don't know, ns I a very heavy crop of all kinds of grain. ' * — —Of the amount, -$879,­ that no other person in tlie Bute lias Old Mb. Sdocvm charged his wife A party of rough miners near White say, what imp posscaaoil me this even­ SPELLING MATCH. In Missouri, tho connties injured are 466,935 ware received for the trans]x>rta- continued so long in inurinetw without with going to church to see her neigh­ ing, but I stood np and spelled the word Pine, away out West, played a rather tion of freight, .mails, and merchandise, intcrmisKiou. bor's clotliea. But it is a well-known Tho fire-light made fytastic shadow:, with a vim, just as if I didn’t care one severe joke upon a green hand, one Per­ Jackson and Clay, badly injured; while and $140,993,081 for transportation of —Work is going on rapidly on tbe in old Farmer Dobson's kitchen ; it jot for Job's defeat, and toloro I knew ley, and luul afterward occasion to regret the counties of Bnchauan, l^odaway, passengers, the proportion of tho former now lock on Sault Ste. Mary river,eighty fact that be goes from pew re*t mo­ flickered up and down on the huge it the blue-and-pold prize was put into their fun. Perley and the rest went to Atehfao|, 4eniSr Johqjioqj Lofayibtte, to the tatter being as 39.8 is to 100. The men being employed. A pier fa to be tives. ’ ' brown raftera, and on tho great dreescr my hands. Then I looked nt Job, and a itanoc, and the boys, feeling ratlier Pettis and Saline are, to use the phrase operating expenses for the year were bruit on the routh side of the now canal. 1‘iir.cwr for domestic philosophy— well, concluded to duck Perley in a run­ of the average Missourian, more or leas where the quaint willow-ware dfahes r could liavo cried. $330,895,058, being 63.6 per cent, of the At Neebfah Rapids, on the Canada side, Never keep any thing from yonr better ning brook. When he ca-no out ho was wore arranged, and where Mrs. Dob­ But everyone was merry, and all were injured, which means that the entire gross earnings. Tlie net earnings were crib-work fa to be built the whole length half. It will save her the trouble of son’s wonderful wealth of tin-ware war. talking and abutting and laughing oh wo shivering like a cat pulled from a vjell. number last named will not yield to cx- $189,570,95$, being 36.4 per cent of tlie of the rapids. finding it out from your neiglilwrin ’ arrayed in shining ranks. A great far­ broke np and said good ulgHt,J I-wanted Prtley said little, bni'tltoiiglitZii gt<-at cdSd^ali/crdp? I i * * < > : total. The grows earnings equaled 12.3 —The City Mundial of Ann Arbor lias wife. cornered, shadow-haunted kitchen of to speak to Job, but there stood Abijah deal and waited. The dance over tlie Kansas City may lie regarded as very per cent, on th' total cost of the roads, been ordered to collect a city tax of 8100 Mycon, a young Athenian, wah party camped out for the night, and the old-fashioned typo, one of the gener­ fa lu mui the uuunmj doorway with wimi my -**j au»w» shawl ui fa his near the center from east to west of the and the not earnings were 4.50 per cent, per year from every saloon-keeper in cluuigvd into a puppy by Ores. My ous, provident, open-hearted kind tlmt b«4>. wrtltog to me Lome, tod I •**“ ™” ,OT nc “°k territory Bmiged. 'Phis territory extends of tlto cost. The amount paid os divi­ addition to the State tax. The measure conscirnco! what a Ceres of these , ., . , , , , .. , thn MMik ■the cook intn into Ins liis mnnilr-nivi confidence, tunnff paying him ’ fa passing away with the woo<ls it helped only coat to within a few miles of Cameron, dends was $67,042,942, or 8.89 per cent, causes considerable squirming among changes arc happening to tlw young nodded to Job ns ne stoOtF at the to devour. for bis assistance, and then did sorno gate with hfa 'lantern to show ns tlie Mo., and wyit, toLawryaao.-Knii. Th*w on tho Capital stock. The gross qarn- Baloon-kecpera who fruicied themacivcK men of to day.— Yonkers’ 6‘dzcttc. We have more economical arrange path. Ono after another the merry par­ are anz4ho flanks along* whilh tbe grand ings to on inhabitant were $12.32, protected from such taxation by the now "’Ihkbe!" exclaims the indignant Bos­ menta coming in fashion, oven in the ty dfaapi»carcd down the snowy road and the minora drowsy, and tliry were noon army of invasion foraged in small num­ ogwinA $12.80' for 1873, 81L63 ror ton wife, os sho fetches. her husband a old country-houses, now, but there aro tho winding lanes. Abijah and I wore nil lying on tlio ground sleeping roundly. bers doing a little damage, while along Ifrft, and $9.81 for 1871. The ratio of —Dorter Fritz, of Ingham county, waa resonant whack on the head with a choirThen Perley and the cook went out into none so full of evening witchery, so caro- the last ' . .. 7 tl^c center of this strip nearlr all the, total mileage to population in 1874 waa arrested at the depot in Ann Arbor, one rocki’r, " I'll raise a Bunker Hill mouniK'gniling and heartaomc, ns tbe old the dark neat. The former bad matured gtaih, graAri Tuid* vegetables ‘are ‘de­ one mile of rood for every 581 iniiabnight Inst week, by Deputy Sheriff | ment on you that you’ll remember.’’ "I’ll sec you dtmu to tho creek," fllM hfa plair for vengeance. The dcrigu waa wood fire. stroyed, only patches here and there itanta, as against 582 for 1873, and 600 Neely, pf Mason, on a charge of forging Job, humbly; rough r>j$i'*lo i Twim-ai:, of the SL Louis Republi­ Wltat elfish pranks it played that to ao turn the mountain torrentliromr ifa haring escaped. for 1872. • nix notes upon his uncle. Fritz was re­ can, says': “Hewas scalded to death night! How it reddened old Former night,'” And witlfont -another wardjio natural channel that it would wfelm the Jn the couajies ennnmmte^. pi tlie leased from the Detroit House of Correc­ from a boiler , explosion, and on hfa Dobson's smoking-cap, and shone on hfa stalked ay ahead, hij. lantern gleaming .sleepers below. It was no light .task t#d Btetea, notwithstanding the ravagm tion only ft few months ago. whore ho tombstone they ch baled deeply: ‘Sa­ . ' gojd wife’s spectacles, and tinted Job’s after him. flu-y had tui'tlhrtakou, but one was labor­ A certain Oregon professor was a very in the orator ol Urn .district, those lx*t was confined for a similar offense. cred to the memory of our . * steamed high cheek-bones and slwk block hair, We did not say mndi either, Abijah ing for money and the other forjrevefigv. informed bolted fiflasiwlkiiieui small fatherly sort of a num, particularly —At a recent meeting of the faculty os to Hit fa the off corner bunding ob­ and I, for wo wore floundering through It was nearly morning when tlai dam surplus after supplying .tlie* needs of toward his young tally pnpita. When­ of the University of Mieliigan, three friend.' ” tusely otcr. his Ixxjk, utterly absorbed, the soft, thick-falling snow, and amufa was compldtEJI and all ready fifjetu the ever a young Uuly would ask a question, Ip you want to bring an American boy. the people and wfiot fa needed for stock. membent of tlie junior daw were sus­ as a mon might bs who had so little time how it seemed nw^waril to to waters water into the new channel. Tho Unal Owtatlto -fite sf the IjKs- he would place his hand quietly on her pended for one year,1 for habitual gam­ upright, Appeal to hfa centenni^ ‘feel­ to explore the mysteries of Webster, and Job’s Tantern-light? . blows were gfren and the chafing«traun tur.-s there luSB hmn.;Vgood deal of head and rmifci* considerable more Iubh bling. The gentlemen were nil meultonj ings. There fa a tad in Boston whofto, who was to take part fa the spelling Presonily wo enc^o down to Uio'crcck^ recaped into tho now channel »-iixuing suffering among, jhe stock, and many tlurn wius nectosary.. Of Bourse the girls of tlie Psi Upffllon fraternity, but one mutlier cured him of a bmi habit just by match to-night. where every angle of rock Mnt'.eVt’K- torrent. ‘ It raged down upon slmjp- of the farmers' have linen obligee} to got tired of this, and conspired to break was a short time ago expelled for m;s- saying, “ Willie, George Washington era in tfiv tout and went uverilhem os drive their cattle and horses into the him of hta fatherly proclivities. Ono of Job was Farmer Dobtou’s farm h«fd ponduct, gambling included. One of never cracked hickory nuta with Ids the widfrs "dul over • Pharaoh and .his large prairies of Missouri, rest of the thymi hit upon a plan.. Bho fixed up a; —a tall, strong, patient fellow, who luul with snow, and the creek, them is from Chicago, another from teelh." crowed a day or txtajjefo: hosts. Tetri^ pmxfaiouj and toUs went, nice little pin cushion, had the pins in ­ Ixicn so quietly the bull of us all this lino of destrnction, ar into Kansas, west Kalamazoo, and toe third han Ann Arbor "War, Icbabod, I thought you got and the mfEtjH. half drownodfwseaped of it, to find pasture to save them from serted ao that they would stand on their winter that we had got t<v using hfaxliko to Farmer Dobafe'it, ra ! for.a home. married, taore'u a year ago." "Wdh. ;ihi,to fand-with ^Jifllcnlty. .".WheuQkyBght a big mastiff, who might be dangsrouR, and far/ an. milffUQ^tar Str. Atarvatfcm. 'Blfl, llifa will onori-be reme­ bead, point upward, and then adjusted — A. V. Pantlind, one of the proprie ­ Aunt ■ J crush, it was. talkud of; bull, but under ordinary circumataJices could downy, treacherot$ bonks shutting it iff came Parley and tho oook weR» gone, died, for the graMhoppm have all left, the infernal machine on top of her head, tors of the Morton Honae in Grand found ant tluit tbe girl and all her ftdks l>o Hftfely teased and torm*utod to tho —a strange white fantasy. Over jkatoao and a Imud of. weLniMM-rs sat Upon the and this entire region has recently been covering it with just enough of her hair Rapids, him boon nmwted for violating wi.ru opposed to it, and so I jnst gave top of our bent. A mint gatheted in <ny .stout planks, croasjpg a few inch< HWpar<' bonk, vdry toelujudioly' and-fuiFofwor- rifciteh:f by "heavy and soaking rains, the Civil Rights bilk He wrs. taken bo- ’em all the mitten and lei tlie thing, eyes an 1 lobkfal ocrai th« great kiteficn served as a bridge.' -TJiey wcriQWIWWl row. Pcrli;y~ww uioririthnn even with which wft soon bring Out'goixt* j^JAffre’ foro Judge Withey, and was relcaifail on drop." । Z2 - —to where bo sat unconscious, plodding and iflippery-looking to-night, and one them. • forstoiSk.’ The farmers'have also sown demurely up to tlie professor’s desk, stood his own recognizance. The case is n« TirenH fa a village in New Hampshire away at hfa task.- I thought of our of them hail a slight warp, ns if jKoatbcr- ' ON TH E K^.l.nw millet in many pistes, which will in a a moment jn hfa august presence, and follows ; During the races, when oil fH-rwhich has produced twenty-six editors,, strained. ' glib nudeasily acquired learning, and of GipL Boyton’s updmnoa.in-eriMwing measure take the place of meadow Imy then, in n meek anj,l plaintive tone of sou8 were required to prodmw a ticket and it wua in allusien toythfacircumjmxjf Job s hard struggle far life, and I Abijuh stood n mamrnt on tho^bank the Brftj!fii Channel waftjiot ad delightful for next winter’s fodder for tlie stock. voice, she aaked him for the information before gaining entrance to the dining­ rtance that a pious old damon there r»pitied'Job. " ahTu nfake other ~XSJn*ornviii<ba«te to try Tho season fa not yet so far advanced as to whether Washington crosiied the hall of the Marion House, a negro pursurveying it. ; ’• • , matked : “ Yes, there are twenty-six on Delaware on tlie ice dr on horseback " It's dangerous crowing thaCnO a ^imiktt cxperijqjnte_J)r.^)iver, who Yes, I pitied him.; but yet, ncvitrtliethey anticijiate a good crop. chaacd a ticket, but refusing to show it, ’em, but as they’ve ail left town, I reck­ when he left Trenton. Ho raised hfa leaa; as I saw him stooping so profound­ said. " I declare^ Jennie, I don^Htoi attended liiM^givifi these pqrtic|ilar8 of or give it to the head waiter, ho was re- : on the Lord won't tay it up agiu us." hand aver head and soothingly said, ' T5*' sl Cajrt. BoytioAi NufleringK onxthJ>oyage: ly by the light of the witching fire, lieed- tho look of it." T.® ■:b. fused ft breakfast The negro then went I •‘Why, my dear little child"—Well to the clerk and made his complaint, [ '• I havk often changed a boy's jmcral '• Ho was recpivdd rnn board the Prince less of the shadow and shine of tho Tiiejiight was gray nud soft end Ernest at nliout 2*10 enHaUxrtfiff morn­ take ]Htesagc to Tn^Iia on tlie Scrnpfa, liavo tb .ejqltJitaiwbtoueu th<pB,|for;the when the clerk told him tint fie could , disposition,’’ says a certain groat physi­ room, an imp of mischief—perhaps- one and all. abont us fell tlie snow, batance of the exclamation waa a sort of have breakfast, and offered . to go witli cian, "by winply applying leeches lb the of the pranksomo elves gesticulating fa seemed to lie creating iteelT out ing*, when lij^had been abotd 28} hours inside of the nifae.” Wc thiiik it tlie sjiteri. n^.w#»~perepipDg very the chimpej^oorncr—got i-osmwsion of feathertxl arid hIuxwo^j undo him to the diping-rpom and secure a rJ6mpIMnei|of i£guuera6r|ifl*n«M8, quarters will be situated un the saloon me. I arosfe softly, and gliding over to tlie white, quiet aBjfctqiher'*. Th seat at tlie table. This the negro re­ । might change a boy’s disposition to put where he sat, sprinkled the absorbed vfas so strange and >»ird that I felt with |xubh uuhfa wrisfap^froSi dock, bis beilrotMU- being on tliatsido of "child,"he loweredlifahand caressingly fused to do. The clerk then offered to leeches™ his nose, ft would justify but forcilfljruj>dn'£hi (fl-own of the girl’s the pfiri! echotat in tbe Sunday -school H^stated tL4 fori the fest feu purs lie student with a shower of eau-de-Co­ momoni’t hgsitaf’ofi** thc-ir refund the fifty cento .paid, but ho re­ turning pirate.-^lliifao ^Tr.eM' logne, and putting the rial qyiokly.fa the imp which had posseasCd HitltT<‘/tterriEfly,-w*»<i that hecv |wiahed _____________________________ _______ heail, and the whole surface of hfa exfused to take it and wen* away/,“d h^ nyr pocket, walked demurely back to evening set my blood danciu hig^drejB might burnt rhd to _ ► down. other end of the saloon will to placed Uuit,e4 I*1"1 fcU Uw ^^fag and ex- brought suit in Ab®. United States efurt. Tlie following inscriptipu was rooentraysi’at The start Job gave, and the chief, at this rime, and ac- the Captain’s cabin. The long inter- hitaratiug sensation of a couple of dowrn —Jamas Quinn, a submarine direr, mmliatesiMwewihbe* divided int'three of _______ flush on hfa face as he n^tarnad to hfa _J water and_4rt'amt, ft railway statiou : “I*promised to-lx) home recently gave a very imcecwdul exhibi­ book, were comiod. That Cologne was waking with-a statf jiniT finding Jnmsi'lf .Ulfcrante^tiM. by al*. CTI. j J Jfx.-ixia,*] 1 > tion of the qualities of Merriman> life­ stall I, clndiug Abij^ ’ ’* Abijali Plummer's present, and I ^Middling. Homo y><T£TJtroug g&en tea tatns. Th'ri first of tfiorts Will to tto a marvelous piece of mechanism, in and with a moclgni saving dress, mhde fanious by Cfapt Ponl shouldn't have wasted it, perhaps, and ing-roonk jflk’^Pilno^Ati^^tehnd tho tfa,. of docks, fa deecribcd fa tto Bqyton's feat of swimming across the skipped upon the:'fflnjik. periiaps Job didn't like Cologne. He jhawing-rewm, and tto third tlie recep- French journals. It fa on rigbt-day fa­ English channel, the exhibition being in Majssixd, by Rev. Mr- 8cw»U, Mr. AHjsh' stood rt31 on the shut the book presently, on ! sat with, tion room. A hamteome staircase to Btrument, with dead beat reCapc'ment the waters of Lake St Clair. In exact­ Oscar E.. Howe to Miss M. Emilie looked at me. J<fl> stood hfa shoulders stooped nod his head to hito^-and7 be would not bo conNtructod to lead from the drawing- • maintaining power. It farimee the quor- ly two minutes Mr. Quinn had his dress Holdir. moment, and, holding u drooping, looking into tho fire. rteutytta uimn-dnck, upon which suit-1 teri> rfxtlM.u looked st Ahijab.. ’ Well, as I liave smd, we were to have able kpartmenta will bp pwrided fof the U|OWl every hoixrB> or pUj a jniipod, going down to Ins ahonldera a spelling match that night, not our first mon< distmgufata-d member, of hfa Royal ' Wiy time required. The hands go round and bobbing up lil:c ft cork until half' of one by any mnMM ; but the oik folks two, and if yoa'vq r» mind Highness h kuR. Tho Prince of Wales’ ; M follows: Ono.oncea minute; one,once “mat mums" i-abaorapwi. iiad put their heads together to: gfatT us over, 111 step along ffiysclf.” i yacht OalK*ra«, Tokunanibn- Fraacjj' mi hour; one, onoe a week; one, once a allowed his form to come to tlie mfrtace _ a prise this time, a beautiful set cd Dnrraut, wiH go but to indfa with tto1 woe B It shows tito and for several minutes, lying upon bis Most of tbe papers have g6t through Aad U — Job1, bn.I Uxu, twhhw •”•!««““. . ------ »■ was fatigued, buLwt very much, c^feid, Snrapfa, acting as a tender to her, and it , rijlin ^ t< , u . of gobi and-blue poets, six dainty little me timidly, rteftdi&d my —u-: back, used his doublo-bladwl paddle to calling Gen. Sherman »liar. I ering wind to bad.* gone throifc and Job's lantern ths good purpose, going with or Agamst tbe i face was greased and cold wet ru fire-light on tbe round table, in the ph©.* over the phantom fau£s bcyi current at a f^iur speed. standing I ward applied which relic tf-him nwp-.. of honor along with the gnat gilLedgeil ----------- - -----------j contrivance, there fa a part which repre- up in the water and lying upon, either than hired a boy to fan him. ; much._ His..pubrc was 71, and family Bible. .. Dkak Brawnwr, M tiuf aMMltf bknquei i "enta the water, which risen and falls, Half-way across I felt a Tn» young King of Sputa want* to go ; prratnre 99. fllfg. The action ofc 1 i of th? Upwapyier pni« fund fa Loudon, lifting some chips al high water Ude as attendance and received bis supply bag. The yoong pnopta dropped du’one l>y waa fe*Uc » £nt this fa natur^ l^Ijm* Mill! he sotaeftmes thought what a word they were fa motion, and as it recedes This contained biscuit, water, a revolver |" leader " was if they really dived into . towrth««;: BMK antamMor.illripa in, for (here W torn a light noow-foll with gulden and a cigar. Lighting the cigar and Chamlius RxaDk charge* tins Ameri­ 1X1 I ita meaning. Tie-re are some chapters'.on tho'sandtL The clock shows tto hour allowing the bag to tow behind him, Mn can ministers with ■bout an hour he walked to the bridge totter ,-fa the Koran oaUrd the “terrific Suras,” of tlie day/day of the week, day of tto Quinn again paddled some distance changing hfa Hotel, looking, with the exm Wied tip, tto eaadbw were jit, FA„n,.r MICHIGAN NEWS. I'M (Utt) HUNG OI.D. “ .... . NnfcM pi 5 every faculty,and, trembling, conscious, struggling f<>r life, I found myself clingwith the importance of the occasion, tog to the slitip^y edge nf the other though there was a general nudging nf ptauk, with Job holding fast by my r*ielbows and a sly grimace as big, shy wwLt::; ; turned white in a single night whilb he t ! was oompotring them. He thought the for lb. langud nbortnvirUa. Ilabow. । u>« Kapp-l. op«>»d U>« W tool > : Tkih monatrerity buranrea fa growing "terrific Suras" of oar modem jeraxnafa «»« ; k Ux>tag™ ngnwtn ofuxe Uo-kxxmc iod»c; itiinxw .inktoor ornot, not, ।, drink ahull of ol ■wo, • rooulliful <W bimut fool grew no faint with delight that to i to be untnethiiiji of a boor. Tbrnwaaa must be th<- haulers <:o!D|x»>d ir^the chitare Wto^i'itoyhe deaired; Aud'ft ! andfired ‘ pig bom at Shepard's Mills. Kaa., last d**d of night on some be.u-t-Mining ' baa the " equation table, showing the dif- Replacing tbe artieh*. he cam- within week that had a double bom, four noa- event wrth results which might shake the Tmot, N. Y., haa 80,000 populate �H. M. LEE. L C. BOISE. At “49” JULY 16. 1875 FRIDAY. of the feathers from the wings The Drfra>< Fra. Ara, a fof the labor of fifty convict", who some J of your imaginaiion -and slick them • rr|Wt a Itw crape. h™ ararly «»• have already .gone to Work. in tbe your judgement” At Jackson, July 13ll>. n girl of 9 ; year* named Sarah Can* an was I struck bv n freight train train while while stand-1 stand' f . would take a dose of castor oil, 6b The harvest is a Kttte leter this taiuod lha money, and then told his rason thin rraunl There has l«en parent that she might castor oil in the presence of mind enough to lay still street. bikI let the train pass over her. ‘ ' ley, and tbe yield and quality will be One of Brigham Young’s wives Frank Wheeler and Frank Jones, lunch better than over. Oats and eloped with a soldier the other day. two notorious rowdies of Battle and. be feels as bad about it sb if he Creek had a fight in front ol the ni'ver had but two or* three. The very well. Ma infield House Sunday afternoon, more wives a man has tbe more he freest* fully an average crop, despite during which Wheeler struck Jones with a slung shut and I lien stabbed rhe wmphiHttt made earlier in the him. He was severely cut. Whee­ The man who shy* that women* seosuij. The ouly thing needed <o nrc not kiad and patient i* a falsifier. ler is under arrest. make the quality rip la tbe renowned Mrs. Olean, of -Waupun, has used a Saturday night Frank Shafer, of Michigan standard is favorable bottle for a roliingpin for the past Ovid, cut his throat in what is sup­ weather from now until after harvest, posed to be a fatal manner; He be­ thirteen years, and even now would­ Potatoes will be a very good crop; ing charged by Henry Rusherman, n't stir up any ill-feeling for a thou­ sand dollars. no complaints are made of tbe rava­ ot Owosad, with improper intimacy Base-ball Las demoralized Hart­ ges of the bug. Fruit will not be with. Mrs. Rusbcrman was the mo­ Clemens ha* tive that promoted Frank to take his ford. The careful quite as plentiful as last year. There bought a seat in tlie grand stand ; life. ‘ is an increased production of wool, the clergy have season tickets, and, Andrew Poliaki, a Polander, wns and the quality pronounced better worse than all, one enthusiastic fam­ cut in six places in the Homo saloon, ily has removed the cushions from than last year. t at Bay City Thursday morning, by its church pews and applied them to another Pole named John Kaul. alleviating the agony of a tenThe man is alive in a dangerous inning game. The following extracts in relation condition and will probably die. Very alern parent indeed—Come Kaul has boon jailod Xo await the re­ to t^x crop8 ftn0 grasshoppers, in here, sir! What is this complaint the sult of the woundsschoolmaster has made against you ♦" While a young man named Bar­ private letter, received from a friend, Much injured youth—MIl's just noth­ nard Kiernan, was bathing in the riv­ ing at all. You see Jemmy Hughes a short time since: er at Jackson, on the evening of the bent a pm. and I only just left it on Wheat, «tt» and barley, and in 8ih. he was drowned. There were fact everything, looks as good as one quite a number with him, hut he was the teacher** chair for him to look at, and he came in without his specs and could wish. The grasshoppers paid not missed until they began to dress. us another visit on the 13th uf June, His father was dead and he was the sal right down on the pin, and now and stayed about one week, but did mam support ufhis mother and sister. he wants to blame me for 1L” no damage further than to take the A three-legged baby was bom in Hiram A. Reed of Spring Lake, » gardens. They have been passing Shelburn, Ind., the other day—or per­ over from the routh-ea.it to the north­ in luck. Formerly he was a captain haps, to be precise, the other night. west, for about two weeks in vast ou the lakes and in 1831 saved the The Indiana , apcra «ay the parents numbers. Some days they were so lifeoT a young French lady. Recent are respectable people, but we don’t thick that they clouded the sun. ly her husband died and left him 50,- kuow aliout that. There has been-a There teem* to be some disease 000/rancs, which is equal to $9,300. among them, for they do not eat like Oh ! Who wouldn't be a mariner and en­ they dwl last eiunmur, and they are save yoyng French ladies. ' courage it.—Jackton Citizen. dying off by the millions. I can’t Friday morning at half past four, a tell what they will do in time Io come, fire broke out in Henry First’s board AdminlatTJtor’B Sale. but they have not hurt the grain yet, ing stables, at Kalnmazoo, n which and the farmers abotri here are quite were 17 horses and a cow. The barn happy and light-spirited over the was burned and only four or five hor­ j»ri>«)»ecl of the coming crops. One ses were saved. Some of the most jwst that has given us a great deal of valuable driving hoiscs in town were Qutride for several years past, vis: destroyed. All adjoining buildings rhe potato bug. has gone. I have not wore saved, Holly working aplendidseen one this season. We have had. Barry Oowly, Ml<-hi<an. be­ ! IamM W. Itiiaotri.dyeiroj. audare having, plenty of rain, enough A young mon from Detroit, named fvr any purpose. Our towns are Morris Cooper, who was to have mar ­ ______ .. W. Fbinira »<Mnioa growing fast, in spite of the hard k> Mid nDuF. Mcordtog ta .»> ramded pUl tbrrvf sales. Ecejunnt has over fifty build- ried an estimable lady al Spring Lake or. niDnlaa tbooc* M»t rl«bl <*) rod.. ib< n-r aonth last week Wednesday evening, left to th« north Hmof lha Graod fciwr V.Mter Railroad Ug» m course of eneativn at the prestown suddenly one hour before the ttnt.tiuxsJ.C.McCaxtt. Iflftn?RK KX. timo set for the ceremony. The guests were assembled, the minister AdmlnkuuU.r of .al waiting, and the banquet ready when Weufield Markham, aged; 4 years, be was tiiissad. The grief of the gir! fell into a cistern, at Bay Gity^Thars and indignation of her friends is great. day, and was drowned. A terrfic enconnler occarrefi Thurs­ FOR day jnorning, at Detroit, between h: -I KEEP IT IN MIND I GRAND BAPID8 DIVI8 ON The Reliable Shert Lf»c J5JMFT .aMSa-WKWT, .Tit AND nu*»M GBAID RAFUJe AID Time ‘YOU WILL FIND Jun* 27th, 1B73. JiAB'X’WAli IX • *D«y Mx. *O. K-Zx- fMIKx BOISE & LEE With Saw , . MUW5G0I Table: G. A. TRUMAN Fama Goow, which they will sell at Wholesale and Retail HAS JUST RECEIVED A OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CROCKERY GLASSWARE FINE, LARGE STOCK OF JLT COSTI A SPIIM SMBS! SPECIALTY. SUGAR 10 to 14 Cental THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF SHELF GOODS H- R.Lmv*a», WW B AM'i Grol* roip't. Deitoil. Sap’t Cidroco llmrC' WiiTXnMK. Paul FWmmI TUfcM ^S"*« Otricwro. IN THE VILLAGE. Fort Tant, Jacbaii I Saiiiatr R. R. CANNED FRUITS Don’t make your pur­ AT COST! chase until you have FANCY GROCERIES sen my Stock. SHORT LIKE BETWXMN MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. OF ALL KINDS Of all kind*, and AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION! KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! Of all kinds which wc WARRANTTOBE PURE Paid for all kiodx of Produce, or exchxnjrj FOR BARGAINS call and sec us befoie purchasing. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. * C. A. TRUMAN BOISE & LEE. OFF THE TRACK. ALL ABOARD idtiae. wiweh re«ultod»ia-hi«‘4<jath. A farmer nnmed J IF Lammers, ot Fillmore, Allegan county, aged <5. was sunstntek Thursday and died (hat night A six-year-old German boy named Wintlsnd was drowned Sunday at Ypsilantis while playtug on logs tn Mrs. Bbbert Cupplesof Adrian took Rtryehuine by mistake Saturday night last and died' in spite of all medical skill exertod in her behalf. Three hnndred and fifty couples have been joined in matnmoty in Grand Rapids-during the past three month*. Thai’s the way to do it. Ahoy 5 years of age, sjn of Char­ les Gm«cgMr,.*t Berlin, was kicked by » horse at Saranac Monday so se­ verely as to make his recovery doubt­ ful. A girt. Blears old, named Noble, linng near Holland, was playing near the fire, Friday, when hei clothing caught, aqd she was fatally burned. Walter Jhckson was drowned in Fyfe Lake Sunday. Hi* body was reeovererf Monday morning. The cause of the accident was the parting of a raft of ibgs. The Albion District Conference commenees at Albion, Aug 3rd at 2 o'clock P. M. The Albion District holding one week. Caroline Miller is a female bruiser. She recently thrashed three men Mt Freedom. Washtenaw Co., whieh caused her to l»e put under tSOO loads for good behavior in the future. Frederick Weber, a carpet weaver at Detroit, committed sniciffis at- his home on the Bth, by cutting his throat* with a razor in the presence of his wife. No cause assigned for the nuh deed taken an extensive nontract on ths le(l A Toledo colored mon, the Lafe on, MB Frutay up the track. Deputy Sheriff Albert Bradlord and a negry prisoner named George Hec­ tor, in which the fatter received three pistol wounds. The deputy was ink­ ing the negro to jail, whence be had lieen remanded for sentence, when the prisoner begged leave to soeak to a friend. Tlie officer granted the request. After the conversation, the negro attacked tho deputy with a hammer, striking him several blows on the head. The officer retaliated by shooting three bullet holes into the negro. Tbe latter escaped, but was soon after recaptured by the citizens. 'Hie officer will be out in a few days, and the negro’s wounds are not fatal. « . DOAVN TOWN: TO Till No. 1 LIVE GROCERY P. DURHAM The Air Breaks Fail to (Sect the Dmiari Como. • The Nashville Peapie A maxed. S’. CHOICE CANDIES 5 that breaks the pdghty forest fails to chock h o a Reed & Cj’o Buggies c-’niing to their city truth of thii staUacot call al KERB Ac CHOCHEB’8. whore you ean “Boo for Tooroett" 3* P J. I«. REED 4k CO , MIRRORS, PICTURES, FRAMES AND CARDS, BRACKETS. DUSTERS, AC-AC., *1 a? = co S’ M'S 1 g. Qs 3 I t.FFINS AND CASKETS, SHR 0 CDS AND COFFIN LIN INGS kept contluntey on land. o| □Q r r.rail nr. fra. Um (dbr.uJie I Naina. KA. FOR THE WHOLESALE A RETAIL TRADE. 3 £ WUl do voU to look over ay stock of d 2 * 0 a 5 3 B BUILDING LUMBER! £ S’ 5 LATH & SHINGLES. tar 8*V sad I’Uniag Mil! ow of the Depot, Nashville, Kick. 48 g DO ft 7 Cate aid Peraabilaton i We nri.r IT, COME <fc SEE g LUMBER, r OP Parlor, Library, Diiiu, Diet ui 6EIERAL FUKTURE! PEICE8 THAT DEFI COMPETITIOM. Baiy Come and See! 0 &> K c © 2 * Mich. Furniture MiMincroBTi g Hard aad Sall Wood * sc tn § * P « g thoroughly. Hastings, JL. *W. OLDS, st 5* w K B- re mv-ey by getting your Boggles in your Together with a fall awcrt®eat ot Which will be soM at Saw Mill! ° t-1 JACOB LENTZ A SONS Kveryttaf in the Grocery Liae! In 18H tbo retreat *f tbe sea dis­ covered the remeins of the ancient nicy Craiobrix. or Celubrica, the j>ort and arsenal of Serlurious. It is on the left bank of ilia mouth of tbe Sadv«, and vpyesWe setaba!: Jl is a «<ty oldtr than Herculaneum or Pom­ peii, for it waa Carthsgrnian and Pliotoician betore it was Roman. Already two miles cf iis ancient h.» bran hid tare. _Lr.„_b A French ’ • stoek • ootnpeny •has been -formed joint 3 OF Further particulate in the case of the passenger who shut himself and then jumped overboard from the steamer Muskegon as she approached Grand Haven on the morning ol tho 5th iast., gives his name as Daniel R Albright, of Fort Madison, Lee County, Iowa, where he has a wile and family residing. It is supposed that teoqiorary insanity, caused by financial difficulties, was tne cause of the act. He left a letter add res-cd to the officers of the boat, containing a small sum of money which he di­ rected to be sent to his family. He Teas, C»fee«, Syke*, Crockery, is^described as being genteelly dress­ ed, tall and of fine personal appear­ Glassware k Weetexvare, ance. His body was lost past recevea_________________ Considering all things, such as, Henry Ward Beecher, having been tried for adultery and H. B Claflin one of the ’‘golden” pillars of Plym­ outh Church, turns out to be a smug­ gler o the amount of a million, the i preaching from the pulpit of that church n superior to its practice and teaching. Great Slaughter A W. OLD8. �TILLAGE JDIJUtCTORY. Hardy NO, NOT AT COST, BUT FRIDAY, ,ull« » k«4w*r. JULY 16, 1875 KERR & CROCKER of th® Petition ^sssaswag. H. YOUNG, M. D Division 8t. —On Monday last while T. I’MHpa, of Hasting* Laid W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, The Common Council of the vilage of Nanh rille Michi- Drj Goods, was struck by lightning, oa the 12th lot; B. RASKY. Drayman. Good* and entailing a low of >300. • 3*“ ri;1— J pLEME.NT SMITH. V X.A-WTTEIR. the old Nashville •■Independent.' M. FLINT, ■lore "as accidentally broken, . which will take a $10 William to replace. JOHN R. EASTMAN. gathering up wood and shipping it from this station to the main-line, which msk q LIEBHAUSER, U' |? TAIIOR PABADY, Manufacturer of of music. ‘'Jack’s Farewell" is worth the price of the magasine. Published at De- —No. 49, still remans TOHN Q 'CHESSY, 8 II E Hl a live store, is to its ^yM. JONES, In Nashville this year. Bo fitr only about 16,000 has been marketed, of which amount Ainsworth A Brooks have purchased 10,000 lbs and Theo. Downing 6,000. mcoced. The first wheat cut in this vicini­ ty, was cut by Mr. Perkey last Friday. ELXHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, Nashville, Mich. ■aid to bo located in this vicinity. —Rot. J* Warren Wicks, of Marshall, ing sermon from the pulpit of at the Chris­ tian Church, last Sabbath morning. The congregation were well pleased with it ' —A short time since while the carpen­ Collections a specialty. ters were st work upon Ed White’s store. Ed mounted the awning and down it came, MONEY TO LOAN eoming within two inches of converting the whole broadside of Peter Little into mother earth. General Conveyancing, MRS. L. O. CROCKER era or occupant* of iota or promises. their lady love*, living north of the village, adjoining Main St., at any pointt beiweeo tbe Tbornapple River and the Railroad track, are required to dean said Si. and remove all rubbish from said St. to the center of the street adjoing said lots or premises, (he street to be cleaned on Saturday of each •ry alTbornapple Lake, which they all did. week.before nine o’clock A. M., any They busked all day in the sunshfao of their person or.persons neglecting or refus­ hearts' idols, and al night returned to this ing to comply with the provisions of village, and wishing to linger still longer in this ordinance after notification by the presence of tbeir- lady loves, pat up at a lha village Marshal, shall be subject to a fine of •! for each neglect or re­ fusal, to comply with the provisions when on arriving, the mamas discussed and of this ordinance. This ordinance cussed the propriety of staying away with shall take effect July 27lh, 1875. On motion the village Marshall was 'iostrudted to build a walk across Main Si. near Cherry alley. On motion action concerning the Hook and Ladder Company was de­ ferred to next regular meeting. Last Saturday mortting the tranquility Tbe following accounts were pre­ of our village waa broken by a lively runs- sented 3nd on motion allowed. A. W. Olds, lumber, 13.90, that doe* duty before their market wagon. Geo. Holton, work on St, 2.50. On motion counci! adjourned. On the morning aforesaid the boric became G. A. Tkunah, frightened, while one of Us proprietors waa E. J. Fciohnek, Recorder. Presidenj Main 8t„ with a little five-year-old s< n of LOCAL lUTTgBB Mr. Winch ell'a in the wagon and clinging to the dashboard. When just past tbe Un • tar Carpets, {New Styles),'al ioa Houts it look the ridcwalk as the noil DtcKinsox’s. convenient course, tearing up hitching Kid Gloves for One Dollar at . v Dickusox’s. dashed under Smith & PutAUGU3T FLQWBB . The most raissrabU beings in the world are those suffering from DyspepeU and Liv­ er CompUinl. More than seventy-five per cent of the people in the United Stales are afflicted witn these two disease* and theri effect ; such as sour stomach, sick headache, habit­ talced that teal liltk darnagt ual covliveness. impure blood, heartburn, walerbrash, gnawing and bni^jpg pains at the pit of the stomach, yellow skin, coated tongue and disagreeable taste in the mouth, The following letter was received by oar coming up of food after eating, low spirits, postmaster last Monday. We believe there Ac. Go to your Druggist and get a 76 bol is a man living in Maple Grove by tbe nare tie, or a sample bettie for 10 oe^ts. Try it. of Truman Gallop. Albios, Mien., Jcly 9th, 1876. PorrMASTKn, . Nashvilui, Mich-, Daaa 8m: is an old mtn wandering about aarch of his son Loren Gallop, says is Charles Gallop, that he hae two >r near Nashville, Mich. One’s ATTENTION, ALL! Sheriff of Kent Co. He passed through the Has Jost returned with a Urge and complete village last Tuesday morning in company assortment at with tbe Sheriff of said county, with a gang or on horseback. He lies out nights a great Spring and Summer deal and goes hungry, an I dirty is no name for it. He was here a week ago and again to the Slate Prison. . to-day, thinks-he will soon get to Loren's, —There is a sawing machine at tbe depot “It is only two and a half miles farther." Neck If he baa any relatives, they ougut to know which can (it is claimed) naw IM cords of and Cuffs, Ma condition and whereabouts. ' wool per day. The boiler, engine and'maC. H. Bixxmaavrr. IS ALL OF THS LATEST STILBS. chinery are inride of a ear, built especially ItaU Bleacfud and Preued. for it, it runs two mws, and IjM rapidity AINSWORTH & BROOKS, psy the Highest MarkrtPrice for Ties, Rushings, Collars Dress Matin-, Cuttint ail Fiiflu Don Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS ZDRESS ZbAAKING CALL AND BEE. PAT THE —The well al the fool of our office stairs is a blessing and no discount. Hundreds of wea»y pilgrims quench their thirst at it day Hides Pelts and Fan. Clover Seed, &c., BBESE Ic DETTERICK. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Proprietors. Greeting Again in the Trade The M. E. Church is receiving repairs, in the wpy of replastering and whitening the walls. Rnnjnpws Isolations Especial Attention Mr., amni HUBBARD PRACTICAL Jeweler & Watchmaker Cnls, BOOTS AND SHOES, Tbaae gen- mail mw, CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES HATS AND CAPS CLOTHING DRAGS. CULTIVATORS, Gang PIoivh. Wheel Horse Rakes, Horse Fork's CROCKERY. WALL PAPER, SUITS from *8. to »3». GARDEN SEEDS, Made up Id good styles and rsmnicd to fit AND A FEW CHAMPION REAPER & MOWER Grangers' Prices! A rvu. ukb or LUMBER WAGON! BOOTS and SHOES. IN THE MABKET. I will e*H the attention of farmers, at- B«ol8 from $2.50 to $1 pr pair CASH DOLLAR DEAL our standjust north of Wolcott's. We IARBAHT EVERYTHING WE Sen. 4 lbs Rio Coffee for $1 00 11 lbs Japan Tea for 1 00 10 II® New Orleans Sugar I 00 12 ibs Family Mackerel A job kA of 1 00 1 lb A No. 1 Tea 1 00 15 lbs Butter Crackers Hamburg Edges, 1 00 JL. EMERY’S 11 lbs Satisfaction Fine Cut 1 00 Laces, Ribbons, 10 Rolls Wall Paper 1 00 Rushings, 5 Boxes Linen Faced Collars 1 00 White 1 Pair Patent Overalls 1 00 Manufsctwred at Nterenge, Mich., of tho Ladles’ Linen Collars Ac Caffs Irish Linen Table Cloths only 1 00 best material, l-y first-cUa* workmen, and 10 Pairs Mens* Half Hose 1 00 we cam tally warrant ari Bugpie* we sell. Farmers give os a call and we wil gaaraatew To match all new Spring stylos, bought at 10 ** Ladies’ Hose 1 00 my own price, to be sold accordingly 11 Balls Beat Knitting Cotton 1 00 Blntirer Sat is Faction. FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY Goods, Very Cheap. Nashville, Mich , April 1st, 1875. H R DICKINSON. W. A. AYLSWORTH. LISTEN? QREETIIVG! Something Interesting and !ti­ AB oedesa left with us will receive prampt aueatioa. Both Double and Single Buggies 30 Mros, BOISE BRO’S Would respectfully call tho attention of the cltixeas of Nashville and vicinity, to llable. KOCHER BROS. Drags, Medicines 0W MM3, BW BOOKS. S TA T10NER Y. WALL PAPER, PAINTS, Elegant New Qusrters, OILS, VARNISHES BRUSHES, GLASS, brick block, apposite the Union arc bound to lead the Co. in the AT ALLEN'S, PUTTY, DYE STUFFS, TOILET ARTICLES ]>ry Goods Business I x PERFUMES CHOICE FAULT CROCKRIES, ATI ALLEN’S, AT ALLEN'S, and choice stock GENER1L MERCHHDISE With a complete Mock of A large Um of WINES & LIQUORS! SHAWLS, CASSIERES, 0 E. FJj-AJNTdSrZElJliS, kinds of repairing in their Use CYRUS Collars, COT ARTISTIC UI OB PRINTING or , Shirts, is invited to —R. 8. Brady’s brick is finished in tip­ neat and convenient barn 2A1JO, on his lets top order, and last Monday A. W. Alien PAINTERS! Gale's Chilled Plows, BOOTS & SHOES, Cheap As Dirt, Cheap As Dirt. DRESS GOODS. Little children will quarrel and cals and ATKINSON & ROE, NASHVILLE, MICH. Notions, ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE shall send oM a Wagon to buy Fresh BUTTBB. mdjeGGS. 21-46 WILL BE FOUND Boots, Shoes, which we ship and retail at bottom prices. ing her sister Mrs. A. W. Allen. B. H. Hoag is driving ths well borines* St a lively rate about these times. Anina and refreshing shower Taaaday morning early before the cocks crew. Ed White and family are now domiciled claims loll as the millionaire. What —Two brothers of Kalamo (who have ar­ rived to man's stature) had a brotherly OF ALL KINDS, Bats, Caps, I world reepectfully inform my friends Aylswortb’s brick presents a fine sppeer- that I am FOR ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, Boise A Les bars a handsome new and tbe feUow’s ••firs** dwindled into a mri- REE&E & DETTERICK IliKlieHt Cash Price POTATOES, The new water task al the depot bolds over 1,100 barrels. motive in tho afternoon. Tbe fire delayed B. F. Reynolds is building a ba LATH. his lota on Stale St SHINGLES, , ud .u *>pp«l k, dlrtata, ih. u,,, pU« The frame to Mr. N. P. Frink's house is WA TER LIME, SALT, Born—to Mr.-and Mrs. O. A. Philips, on HAIR. Main St, giving the alarm of fire, which ths 18th inat, a daughter. STUCCO. aroused Ed. White's -Tiger,'' who was The plasterers have nearly completed their fc.. 4».. aiTMt ia hot basts, closely pu.-.ued by Tig­ er.” Jown Bow >tore! Clothing, CORN, APPLES, OATS, Delivered at their -Forty-five oords of wood on the railroad between here and Sheridan was destroyed by fire last Monday night It is supposed Agrirnltural dlmpkmrnts KERR & CROCKER. MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! MEW MILLINERY GOODS! AT THE tlie following slight. ' WEBSTER k HOBBS, Bhtck" —Whi AU kMta of w.«k to Um IttaulM—Hh u« Miring Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! ir rou Cheap as Dirt. want PAINTH and OILS COME AND SEE, WHICH 18 NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. doublediy, ftourish and grow rich. Yankee Notion*, GMve IWEe a Call. Sashvilto. Mich-, Jam 27,1876. WHOLESALE RATES. rocenes L. J. WHEELER MEAT MARKET! Evrrgthinj $au Want, ROE & CLEVER, COME an6 SEE, COME AND SER Physicians will find our stock complete, at the lowest living prices. Pracri»tioM Carefillj Piwi MAKE IT BAY YOE FRESH MEATS Give them a call cn W CASH W. fl. KSCBEB k Br*. A. W. AM. EV �L III i j?5g Hear what'a Bhyntiaa says:—“K maq from Crestline. 0., camo to Bucyrus, disabled 4.»S from kidney trouble* Hb sufferings ‘•=1t4 were very acute and the case un-^^Ct prombipi* ing. Being unable to take care of, himself ‘ A = *j i he waa taken to the County Idfirmary for [JtFtreatment. The phjr*i-xC>O «>an him on h4= HamiUtnfs Buchu and Daniflion: • —'« jayi a markedimprovenyent look place, . . and after <w'*'«** three weeks he w A dismissed a u ; cured eSy man, and is now pursuing his trade ^M^with his former vigor. Dr. Fulton is a ■-* witness to the statement and regard* the cure as a very remarkable one.” Trade supplied by — . 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'' J f_ . *.’A' L -*_■—mqmw-n'ws' Ml—V»<H ■— ------ ---------- : ^u«.th«wUk. ™u j rouble, but she paver apeaks any sharper | ling; I never could have him out of my Im : It is generally conceded that inaecta, thoughts for a moment” It’s a wonderful J Alice haraelf had thfa kind of nanghti- ■ which we unwh under foot, donoisuffer plesMnt sounding voite.” ‘ nras for Will, and now, living in her ft much as ™ aiMKtkl if jurilariy dra By and by it ^emed that tho culprit { zoom, he aeemed to be eucompasseil by ' than that" ! “Don't she now! was hunted up the stairs and homo again; j lusr her prosenoe; presence; lifa tools and work wora felt jeu i lower order <rf I rough and ooaree amidst the little dainty | themselves fajt 11 merry hunt, with much laughing ou I —‘ VI haven’t heard anybody say ‘ Willie ’ in that cooing, careful way sinoc my sister tiiat tlied; she was just like a mother to mo; it’s a terrible long while BLESS^DXESS. "I will never marry, never,’ raid Willfam Blake to hfa father, n patient, waaxy-lookihg old man, with thin gray hair, streaking across hfa bowed head. Ho answered reflectively: “Well, I think you’re right; there orc men that ran manage women, but your motlmr him been too much for me. ” “ It noma half Bclitab in mo to gb off and leave you alone with her; but what can one do, with work that wanta plan­ ning, and that continual scolding in one’s ears!” . “ It’s the crying fita that master me, though,” said Mr. Bloke, " when she fata sniffling in her apron, looking at jno that reproachful, till Tin half brought - to believe that I hare committed murder or ramething in my sleep. ” “ I sometimes think, do you know, father, that in those tunes it fa that she pen ting.’’ “It’s an awful unplea&iht, unfair kind of penitence, tijen; but I don’t know; that I get fairly bothered sonn'timus, and dou’t feel clear about anything. *’ “in teHyou what yon must do.when . rar > fa wup’t fas for, you kuow. ’’ • 1 ‘134 I riM. my boy/* I wUL” Accordingly, the next morning 4hcn Mra. Blake began the day with prophetic udiratians of. filing what sift called “upieeL” her husbknd prepared to es­ cape,’greatly to her displeasure. She had reewnted Will’s removal and “ant ting .i^- for bunoBfai” but ttawa os Mr. Blake remarked,, “oho couldn’t be any ®wc< than sU. wm Lftf-to,’’ to fa >!<- IIownB rtt't tafailPa^mjkch as yet, and he said, “Anything does for one’s self,” with a desolate air $hnt somewhat con­ tradicted hfa philosophy of loneliness; otilV-bis wmk improv*’ woftfarfnhy’ aiid in flikt he wns' always happy. Will was a designer of molilings. Mr. Blake found him busily stitching qtanj)|d«Mb f I J ’ ; f “ Turned tailor,-Will?” he asked. . “ ’Tisu’t work eutmgh for a tailor, and I’m afraid my bungling would not pass keep duesclf decent looking. after orders by and by. ” I iuu going if tores," said the father, with an involun­ tary glance at tU table, whiah jook.xl rather like the wreck (if a kitchen, >m, ,. il mu, with , UUJ„ „t Will wm accu-rtonud to have all hfa took round him in his work, and Bo had graduaUy sphered the hoorahold tuplemenfa together in the same fashioi? “ Wo will have breakfast praMfiUy," herald; “it would have bran muft be- fore, only while I wm gene for a loaf the kettle bailed over.” Mr. liUkr, liIU»g lU Ulted TO-rf/mn, the fire. •‘Whyi-’ perr on Uwi Inka wjd ..,.1 rvpiiud, ........rot “ •• II ■ am Am traveling iAamklwuv for’ joke, the kbura of toe Lord.” A light sod-! NO. 43. jrzCHZGAar XeiFS. —,____1 ” —Bears art- getting numerous in Mid- dimly, dawnad upou the mind of the ‘ land county. d-oo. M b. ^...1, WeU, _b,t c;i_t nmrlj («, u,,. I Uank you cmghHo roll » luga bill <■<; L,r Iron the ritr mrt* ."ocwui in this loralitv ”—. . . . . . ■ . • . yet every indi। to be absent Ives free from • For years cities sad large towns- have 1 feeding mi- Wii overrun by Abe agonfo of rawing an inch or two utill. fall in love, I do iwiievc; ra il fa, I know who go about fram hnnra to house seokliterally rawed in two at Stafford's Mill, have seen pigs, after their throata l»ve ing purchaoeraf^lhair warm. bochtent,'^aae’WeirWlai SfU attempt to enough that those articles are udve-xiirad ago.” -Barnes Chaodter, a little boy of Fen*"»*>’**••» eat, fold if fa sail! tliaFthe «me animals, iu newspapers which nearly every family ftoAs. They take ; it fa not enough tliat cuts df them bimzand rands csfal, on which he still danra |o place when stuck unawares, often pay no ap­ .arc displayed ‘on posters, and-descrip­ ton, in playing on a trapeze fell and dfa- ' Ho*1 W°I "n<nt 1 located a wrist, Saturday. ' ta*. jlfatifring hfabright <lrqwm0p him­ parentattention to the wound. It fa cu-. —A girl named Minnie Bush died nt *«* <ifopp<rat * __ rious also to notice that rabbits and rata, tions of them are given on liaudbills . “Yoti raem to know all about her, self by saying, “It fa pleasant to make :______________ «np»oH H which are left at houses or distributed an Lansing,fast Tuesday, from the effects for wrrr nya* •« believe, ns the children say.” Will.’’ Alice, meanwhile, had found a chser- their locomotive process bo injured, will 'tiiu streets, it ih neccsanry to nave agent*, of swallowing a pin two weeks previous. WU1 “ All I cm likely to know. I have not , - . . , Lore la tuy Hnn, iu ing employment in putting Will’s room bite off their foot if caught in traps, tart- ■go round to hiHfaes-end importune par-. —Minnie, a daughter of Byron Bunh,. to me tre tfone. aeon her. There ore no strangers like straight, as she called it. “Such a pity,’ that a- eamivorowi auhmd like -foe .fox of Flint, died a few days since, from tho - .■ fellow lodgers, and she is not the kind of ecus of check mid tongue but are not {►oar imui, to livo in such a muddle, add girl to meet one on the stairs, accident­ troultadfay either gtodeaiy, or qpnacionhim so clever, too." ' Max who never do wnmg seldom do ally, for the purpose.” . tfous sorupto T .1. “ about three weriu previously. She had found some torn drawings in first.cue tb<W Wl>W,fo J>P un Henrakif .. . —Alderman Hendricks, of. Port Hu- anything. .. “ That was how your mother and I Take the rawing nixbhine kgtaitfc* ah the littered fire-place, and carefully pain’ to prevent tlie action; hi the got acquainted. ’’ A “juxdr" bufiuesa—Picturesque re­ nmoothed them out ua treasures over­ ancoud; tlie sense onrtauily exist*. Crafat example...Jfo will,-if he O»a, gain access biully injured, by tlu> bursting of an ide “ I did not know that, father.” ’ . •• to a hoaso without let&ig lifa bufanros looked. Z I - J vat in the Aldurinon’a brewery. Will spqk° With. 1»P »ir pf/regretful ‘ Will, coming for (. fxolft foujd her । A lip’-Xi’ of pleasure—A prumcnadu be known. If he finds a sewing machine opijog/ lint wks undunrtood and Ao-'1 . —Lumbermen in the Muskegon region concert. thus busy, and said, smiling— « > 1 a Jitt^eJizard in Sicily which, when jrad- there hfa next move fa to find fault with oepted, but sileidly. , . Ovk colored fri-nd, ou reading tliat • “They-aro of no ,xaaj I .don’t want*'d«uiiy alarmed by tlie blow of a cane on .fa He giU..*wure the woman.qf fae report this thu worst season for Um lum­ If in.tlfc htfa$ qf qfd ^emo«i(% I the rock near to it, will break off from bouse tliat it luakiw too much noiaq, cifoi bering butoueiH they have ever experi­ open cars were to be put on steam roads, walked away to hfa work, ‘iThoy raem wonderful to mo,” shn ite. tad and scuttle nwag,''fawning into too many threads, or requires foo mud: enced, owing to the cheapness of lum- piously declared he wouldn’t ride in one, dojrn before tl^window to for fear ob de sin dar. : ; ’ The hoiselefa, rail­ tar. obAhMshsH in its path, and noting*erf like power to ran it said,' looking uf' fhmtly. * ____ _ -‘drawings, but the thick A jouMU boy named William Davis re­ “Ah ! jimt an women’s work docs to uh. a ship without a rudder. In fish, the oiling, ralf-regulating, ’ lock-stitch nta-‘ ’ —The Lansing Journal says that the square-pencil made idle marks, while the I put a button on my cuff this morning, • sensation of |xun fa trifling. A w»]> chine which he reprerauts fa tho only debt of the capital city fa 8172,000, or cently walked all the wjty from Cheyenne eyes that should, have guided it sought will eat after it fa cut in two; so will a ' thing of the kind that Iradfl to wealth $29 for every* man, woman and child City, Wyoming, to Nebp^ika City, Nob., and it fa off already. ” the only bit of nature within sight —the and happiness. It trifl itoi only do more The debt of East Saginaw is $760,000, or barcftkited. “ Jz.-t mo sew it on; JI’hate a nfcedle dragou-fly when impaled; and that Ac insecta should suffer to any degree work with loss exfirtion tlian any machine ‘ ’J u*ir-L'i‘-ANi>-RUN-A»vAx-A?a>^rau<srrin exfatencot but it will. outlast six maWill .muttered something about —The Detroit Evening News an­ nowx-AUADi” .fa the name of a Bed Cloud from those swooping alond-kaleidochhuw of any other make and then be os “troubling her,” but ohe answered, “I Indian who has just taken the war-path. nounces thet Chauncey H. Gage, of East scoptw. None came now. Will was good as new. ' ought to do anything I can; you don’t birds eat 1» thought iipoA. Saginaw, has uuuried Mira Isabella Pock, He must have sat down on a pin.—’Hurmusing. How could a man work with know how much good the charge of rooms lington {totca) Hawk-Eye. jrjsxr yovh xioysr nori^a. of Lansing, and now gauges his happfthat sweet “ Willie, Willio,” -ringing in of -position who ura thia wonderful ma­ Push your greenbacks round and keep Put both of your lower limbs into ouc his ears f It was a worse distraction has done me. I suppose it fa like rich chine and who prefer it to idi others. The Isdicfl,going out ot town.” , . r-Mra. Itaniuui Wqlker, of GrntkA leg of your pantaloons; take the Other than his mother’s scolding, for ho could “ You have made a grand improvement pryrinf., tar^eVej^bpily hel^ it along woman fa pteawd with thu fine talk she county, a y^dow.65 years old, not having leg, roll it into a bunch, sad tio.it be­ not be sure tluit ho really wanted to for­ here,” said Will, looking round; the same by hfa energy and' a friendly expression has heard, and with the machine aba lias money to pay her rood-tax, went out, hind you; then, try to ’talk. T|iat- will get this. not seen. She cxprcaraH her regret fur room, the same furniture, but what had of confidence. Settle up oM debts and shoveled dirt, grubbed, and worked out t-ach you.how nice and comfortable an “I am glad I have never seen her,” l»een a dreary confusion wm now a fairy be cautious in contracting new onoa. liaviug bought an inferior article, but it her tax the same ra the men. ultra pull-back dress fa. , is now too late. It wm difficult’ poytos ho said, with a long breath that did not place. Long credits require long purses when —The Pomona Hotwe, at Fruitport, The newspapers state that a well-knu'wn for the old on®, and as times ore hard it pay day udM rWhnfil If 5pb4pki llould which was totally destroyed, by tire last banker of Paris has absconded, leaving a will be quite impossible to purchase a ho added. . pay cash more generally in their busifiuw largo deficit behind.’ Mrs. Partington luok of impatient disgust marked his new otft*. The agent, however, taluw winter, fa to be rebuilt. Thu new struct­ Alice was about to answer, “ I do not ure will be a magnificeot one, costing tluaks that it was very good of the poor cousciouancas of failure, he put on his mind, ” not understanding him; but some­ quiroil. A Bion fa told of a quite recent courage from what he ficara. He blown, man to leave it, when he might have got about $100,000. being old in the buhinesH, that he has thing in Will’s eyes made her own droop, incident that may be repeated a thousand • —Al Otsego Lake, within a radius uf off clear with everything. and the little fingers trembled over their times daily. A ipcrehant received a dol- well-nigh carried his jioiuL He has made Elder sister (condescendingly;}— ‘ ‘Sec, thirty yards, ore sixteen trees which U iu |iu4'|*ym. ot ot «n <*rTy~ have at different jjeriods been struck by Ethel, you had better opme and walk iu she met tlm in the ‘passage ; a Ifatie, “Alice, will you stay here? will yon let one morning, and a few momenta later lightning. It to believed that there fa my shadow. It will be cooler for you !” swift, gliding figure, with soft dark eyes me love you—be my wife?" paid it to hfa butdier. It wsh peculiar^1 Home metallic attraction in the vicinity Younger stater (who reran fa patronage)— set iu a pale fair face. “ Not a bit like Site shrank away froln him. “I mtvd stained, so that it attracted attention. “ You are very good, Maud; but I- have Of them. mother,” he tfcou|ht with fad­ not—I mustnat" j-( An Loir ur two luterUta aanw dill wus commodate her; of course, there is no money it He will take the old machine, ing of satisfaction ; but as she phased he -yA; few days ago a gentleman in Ray n shadow of niy otrh, tlauik you 1'1 ■ “Why not? tell me, darifalg.” ' paid ou another account, and woh again A tojnuiVMAX says: “I once mycriod a which ho insists is nearly valueless, for Qity bought some chemical fire-proof “ Mother said, when ahe^iied»- ‘ Child, that her foM *ere humifl vfll fear paid out. It wnw received on account amTgrtef. {“"J . novfir marry.’ Father made her so <md for goods no Jess than six times 815, and let that sum apply on tlie pur- paint, intending to use it the next day. liaudsomo young couple, and as I took .ulu^^pf^q of lifa jmu’hiuenj th? jirioo In an hour or so the paint took tire spon- the bride by the hand, nt the close of '•“JVliat fa the tastter?” hejui’kcd in­ wifafchod." during the day by the miiriluutt.; Trt___ of which fa fB5. In order to make the I tenuously. Ho mixed it with oil and set tlie ceremony, and gave her niy warmest “ Ws^iao kindred in trouble, then, that voluntarily. ‘ curiosity fow exalted, arid, im'Ehc express­ *Willio! ch? fa. all,” said Will; “motbsr, somehow, man wenflei tay . ^e tatfoted n tracer to full payment easy, he will allow her fo it out of doors, when it again ignited and congratulations, she tossed her pretty face, and, pointing to the bridegroom, tormented my fotlmr so that I revolved learn the route it had"traveled during pay in monthly installments of 810 each. burned up. answered, nyjh Money enough can be saved to meet this —A party of cracksmen attempted to replied, “I think Ac fa the one to bo to five and die alone—let us both give up thatewos wet wit tlie day. He was surprised to learn that trifle, or for tlie matter of that, the com­ burglarize the office of the Trwwnrvr of cougrat-utated/’ our hard purposes; will you,' Alice I" “Stay! If4 it luul-ekangwj hands tyenty-^a^ times. pany will furnish sewing to do at the Kent county, st Grand Rapids, a few A TZACum, questioning a little boy Will's tones phjuled better that hfa go back fh your following her. It finally rented.in. lus safe at night It usual ra|tfa. Tho(agreement to exchange nigllte ago1. Tlicy Had drilled a hole in about the graduation in thu scale of be­ wopda; they gained him the iictory. brother.” Sbc fa not probable tliat all tlie money in cir­ machine* is ifiade. The contract fa exe ­ ing, asked: “ What comes next ito man!” the lock of the iron money-cheat, but From the wreck of the past seemed to quick docility^! a geutlMBtflh^nce ; culation will* average nearly so much ac­ iuxi ho tiiouglt pun : “MUlBtt pould spring a bright future, likjr .ths flowcra tivity; and yet there are but few who cuted and delivered. “ Exccuted ” fa becoming frightened, they fled, leaving Whereupon n little shaver, who was evi­ the proper word for it, as it fa a cut ­ a fine rat of burglars’ tools. dently ^smarting under a reuse of pre­ from out of last ywjr’s dead leaves. have ever thought seriously of hie parv have talked f<. P1 hour.” throat operation from binding to end. —A pauper named James Fitzgerald vious defeat, immediately distanced all Jfy and by there was a wedding; the The dMfaH n came, mount value to every business relation motherly- landlady gave Alice away, and The contract when examined fa foiled died suddenly at inc Cass County Poor­ competitors by promptly shouting, “ Hfa enchgh. Wilfo of keeping money rapidly in motion in to be in the nature of a laase. The per­ House, at Cassopolis, one day last week. shirt, ma’am.” Bravely the lJMe fellow bat Will took her as &e great gift of hfa tlie community.. son receiving the machine agrees to pay He ______ _ brother of Gov. . claimed to be a half id-. Saw a dfatingpfahal politician to hfa for tBe foe was i<Jo strong 1 to the owner thereof the sum of $10 a,| Gaston, of Mnsaachuactta, and was for­ sou: “Look at me! I be£»as an Al­ 4a they ciur" Home from cltnrch, he THE TJEiXt SfVUASCK, Strange, tl ‘ ’ meriy a well-to-do Lieutenant in a Mob derman, and here I am at the top of the 'ften wudi brightly/“ Wo have both resigmxl ! . Leguilahui-H arc beginning to awaken month in advance (pr the use of' the taniqj1 onq tp gjw upjpdwiraiop ofjit ui a&churatta regiment during the war. tree; and what fa my reward? Why, ■ tllfa Birdie bkfW-diies-q what shall we have to Umi charactei; of the. tramp .uuiaancy. t^woraL By a recent act'of "the Connecticut any time when the oonditiona Aof the instead!” . ’ —Tlie United Stab* Comrufamouer at when I die, my eon will lie the greatest 8ho Dsailedilora to himnftd answered, Ijogialature, whenever any tramp shall contract are not fulfilled. If all the Grand linpids has finally decided to- ruucal in the city.” To this tlie young < another * * Double blera?dut-Ait. ” apply for bounty the person to whom raven payments arc made promptly they hold Pantlind, of the Morton House, for hopeful replied: “ Yes, dad, when you *ama house, ifltonops 1 'Peacefully .and brightly fhe yean< went such application shall bo mode in return are regarded as purclouwi money, and the violations of the Civil llighta Jaw. The die—but not til! Uieu.” himself ill fo luma may require the applicant to inirfonn a J,HU» PftT* tf ‘ ” 1 persou ’ case presents a square issue on the conivered, but iiiwjoiMon on. till cvcu_old Mr. Btakii learned to Am old farmer riding in a lumber wagon ruoaonabic amount of labor, and on re- Irving oi pay­ stitutiomdity of the taw, and it was _ leooed it If, however, one thus brought! bl on bcjfave In youth and lore and happiness; with hfa sou, when passing over a rough ■rare «|>ecfaUy wires a lit tie fairy grand­ fuaal may call on thu outboritras for as- ment is behind, for instance the last one, thought desirable to obtain such dccimoK idied. 0te weakest place, fell.off; and coming in cluse con­ daughter came to- claop |xfa baud and sistai.ee, who, if necessary, shall oommit then the company can recover the ms- aaaoouaspofufble. There was nd tact with the wheel, ho cried out: “My tbab.bMipdd w , Jawph toddle In.hfa footateim. tbo tr^r.p, to*fail.- ‘pl<■ hud -Legislature him. All at । . _ nock fa broke!” Hfa son expreadug Qno day, ’ When, for a wonder, Will ’ s ol Ohio also jMwmxl a law, under the R Statu bow doubts ra to hfa case being quite hfar littie life, Willie Wanted wafting',' r- Haviland, of Traverse City, ” l»r “< Bwip-Lbo.I Oommtadmor, undor the alocvo -bod no buttou,’ _h6 auno to hfa U-rms uf which any tramp refusing work »-*rr ““l U‘”Q LaTe DOU“ 1 n-cv-nt oct of the Lrgfatatnre. The Gov : so bad, the old man responded with wife fora het lo xew ouc on; rameUiing. wbfn offered “ ‘ uwy ‘bo-fiiwri * ar oommit fated Pri“ '^y**^**^^. \ 1 ernor baa oho certified to tlie coustruc- some spirit, “Don’t you «’poralkncwt” before him, to jail. ' ’ ‘ ‘ * bcwilderpd Egj^fc of Isfaure trr. iy facr attitude, aBTflie The awe* of hardship that havearfaun 1| tion of the. Portage Lfko and Ifake Su­ ~ " “ ----------of ' Prince­ The method of xu the Mayor Aral WjU-iMMoyotm voic^afonMaA' wtffl thcrmumlng faunr*---------- v~~ ft aetunsthat the Indiana have got into ’ dfairacted hir^S, how could ho work* rcmind<?d hicraof tfatd tk of hers ton, N. J., in dealing with tramps might uudej UU PM-Uikdp4>l'ifilg business ora i perior Ship Canal, entitling the cumnumerous. In regard to the verbal!| ixnieH fo the laud-grant. when lira favp gti'ir o war among tbemralves; and now if any now?—now that it reodfrw! The meek, promira to furufah rawing it is aeldqtn ‘ wliito num iiiterfores, hA him be scalped desolate face of the munrner^RTOW tluit' night - 32 j —Hiram Bunnell, uf Windsor, Cm on tlie spot. if . ■ । • < the place not to give money, food or cloth­ fulfilled ta a way that ariy mouey can be -»>._ ---- ----- >r»—the button the cry had changed into suHTfi-pitiful' aito, wra mortally insulted by L. Thump mode. Public sentiment in cities has rau, a, m. |W>i>le wffl iwi U.--»«4v.. btarachhig, “ Willie tWillfaT—* you- put bn for mfa like a fetter around ing to the tramj» who are continually my wrist, ciumiug-^licc ? ” im said, Haul ­ chidlMig, <1 tits Litter to fight a duel. ; {ntu ^8^ eta* ami ride tweuty miles begging about the town. Arrangements, ' The .day ’ ----• r4 Thompkins roocfdrd, • and the blood ! for soke of eating a cold hurah m fa and bappeuad Poor fo give them' a meal, or' lodging, if fields and pasturus new.” They are op­ thirsty ilne-iists were placed back to lttck'ptauw, lianot fur mgy four f^Woxriil _yuu -bo luo?ti if you unity-to i: i after SC that could,’’ «h« nAed,-with a; look of they will pork for fa; if they refuse to erating in the country vrliqro their nwp> wiUi.rcvolve.rH in their, trembling hands j u*bst to fling innultaut the gamset bara“ Poory< follow] work the Mayor says they do not deserve are not as well known. Thera sharper* aud cold sliivers Iu their very nfarrow. i ball defiance.- 7 ' I tlia’m landlady. -'J* Ah.-nu! thin, our life, fa—-’A> tender, to bo fed. When they apply ,-for help her. up fRcrefu the ■Birtf Thompkins weakened and tlie of A Gzonou Sheriff' difayed execu•ptasArasfl-«rf inadraafai ma«j JtOUxj ifaokciD, calling, “father 1I” ” | citizeifa are requested to •send them !to' fiiir closed ingforiciiMly, without even uud tioD fifteen they wenyyjfrpny. ureccn minutes miBua-s to let the crowd aee room. mgh, “Triph Triple : ttm Owrawr uf the Poor. imdfte-impndettw <*.Hghthing—fee ended with a Ihank/nfsigh, which dog whipped, and it fa evident any iiltcmpta to fire the blank cartridges ' ’ ' ’ 3 “ ’ * J * lys the verrafafai seem ro»l venders. Tiic sooner the country is that humauirjryet holds a tender place with which the pistols were Loaded. j TA4.rjU.prG FOE 4 fiOOD HOUSE______ rid of. thorn thn butter it will ta for all Tfoxuwd to in the American heart. J In one of flic larger towns' of miaow i honsst people. just as he ca Thk Detroit bop» never yell after in our It h orJiruu-il;- the wi~t ud brot looting tbo munro ot h«r-. ib&a.-t u “vwS“"B ? rF** r. It a«dxmen who wear plug hate and liv„tok.p<mlo( kin. 4iaM.nl- Btoto ■" Um I«n«itMr houro, ar *? The pubhe acta of l«7u, page 33B, ■how ■ btumM-ra. U -thry want £ it Im enough better." So, “ knowing better,” bo shrank from an intercourse that might, in-home sharp I with 1 • W“‘ will esdion you ^md ymi (here W Jo up bufidka for thaw, Uxwo waan . in Chicago who had been ; and often are bought for half the price ffoM. They might nut to be ignorant of earn a living some wqy. the existence of thfa name in five other pIO l^s widetanJy difw.rpr.rwl lav,, tiw vacancy. This gentleman unexpect- j and trawling agents. NcwsjMpera U enuntics, namely, Lafxxr, Lenawoe, jf,mn«*dc fa vexy nnfambhy. The wj[j' silly npfwarMd *».* morning, arid walk- I offer them as premiums obtain them Lavingslo,.i, Mecosta and Van Ibiran. It ’ niJU1 had alrefaiv done enough to cterarve iaiwnra<H«maad tartMivenientfoftfa-wt; ttUiOTluJnt,nli disanwry w one’s I aorapt hfa 1 k-aod on th* Wink, Wil- i abroad; t her ditary gri-4, ifiid Wifi stenraawwd over ia premeditated speech. “ My name Waite, too ; couldn’t you take nw far head; hw iitU« brother has run off down “ Oh, no,” she an*w*red with direct crop of Ckdi'omi* is ratira* Nairs. He seems to give her a deal of I simplicity, “ be wa- m> naughty, the dar- profit of $50,000 annually. OUillll I Did yon per cant The margin of profits on “I (tou’i remenilM-r," ropiimi the ass- rate*. Anrarkan wrwing machim* are - But it fa very hard paraing .any con, “ What houae are you traveling acid in India and Auttroha for half the through the Michigan L- ghlahn for?” Th* young gentimnan, aeeing onm demanded for them her*. —CMcaffo ■ regulate th* actios of SupsrviaorB,: ! of Norfolk. Asteroid. �la C. BOISE. II. M. LEF. GRAND JULY S3. 1*16. RnlleJ FRIDAY. .ere tern 1,313,900 /JOO >a on this earth. ■ htvmon » The banking capital of New York City is S82,OOU,AO0. A farmer named Lals, aged fifty San Francisco claims a population of 275.000 persons. ! was removed. ibsjdophtfaL RAPIDS DIVI8 N The Reliable Sheet Lime . His recovery ■ GKAJD YOU WILL FIND TO AND ntOW K4JTLI6 AID frUSSOX Joly lath, 1873. BOISE & LEE i west uf Marshall, last Saturday, . The Miswia*ippi grangers are go­ to esjgblish a college. ■ Wilk Nsw and Fasaa Oooim', which tkay ly IrgiUaksts plra for public paUun- while climbing a fence and carrying ing ' will sell at The fwLcIi centegial commission a acylhe with which, he had been , Will cost GOO.OOO fraucs. hu al item was seldom found in a -harvesting, accidentally (ell upon, the country newspaper, atul even a sen­ The total assessment in New ary the iu sneh a manner as to inflict York City (or 1875 is •l.rto, 948r s itH»n ’*•* Scarcely given a ‘passing a severe cut io hie left leg, rendering ,699. notice, but to day, the newspaper amputation above the knee. He now OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF They have rag-pickers in Indianthat does not give these, « ju»<ly lies iu a precaricnt condition. ' ( •polis, Ind., worth 9100,000. ' ml etl pro*y and stupid, while those Tlie six year old sun of Leon There are now eleven Catholic iltnt du are iqwally sought after fur Woods, at Bay City, was drowned in ।archibisbops in the United Stales, their fresli and nicy news, kThe the river in front of his father's reiiTha estimated vaJus of the last newspaper editor,' who makes his drtice, Sunday night. Two small French vintage is $400,000,1-00. sh e* u' efippiogs in these days, can­ cousins saw him fall in, but they had not complete successfully with uue been forbidden to go near (be river, era at the Philadelphia Cenlenial. who makes a 6|»rdaltv of luca' news. and being afraid of results, ran away A water famine is again threaten­ Tliere are many local occurrence* without'giving the alarm. The boy ed at Philadelphia already this sea­ that caa he put in typo, tasking the wss missed and Tuesday morning his son. paper more interesting to the general floating hat told the tale. The body Red Cloud and Snoited Tail ac­ reader, than longer aud more prosy A SPECIALTY. was recovered. node to' a cession of the Nebraska articles clipped from oth.r papers, lands. At Charlotte a search warrant was which everybody has read. Editors Wendell Phillips declares that the ■or reporters tliat isuore these, are ei­ recently sworn out to find the re­ Presidential issue will be civil rights. ther to much afflicted with ennui to mains of a cow said to have been The Pope sent 64,060 for the relief stolen. The cow's head was found )>ut them in proper shape (or the eJiof sufferers by ^the inundations in THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF fication of their readers, or they may at the slaughter house of a well-, France: Imb suspected of being an organ known buteher, who has heretofore Another iaeun>ion ol Mexican cat­ crank to some partv or sect, and borne an unblemished reputation, and tle thieves into Texas is reported IN THE VILLAGE. knowing their own weakness, thus sworn to. Before a warrant could from New Orleans. feel th V it would be for thsir lasting be issued for the arrest of ths party Delaware is preparing to ship six injury to odend even parties weaker implicated, the cow came home safe mill ion buftels of peaches to market nnd sound, and it afterward transpir­ this season. than themselves. Tlie be»t papers are of course most talked about, and ed that the head identified waa that The cost of maintaining the Indi­ OF ALL KINDS AT COST! of a two-year old steer. The butcher ans for the year ending June 30, 1874. there is no better proof that a news­ paper is a kticcsssful rival to another has nuw commenced proceedings for was >6,602, 462.09. Wholeeale and Retail CROCKERY GLASSWARE SUGAR 10 to 14 Cents! SHELF HAS JUST RECEIVED A FINE, LARGE STOCK OF SPRING SUBS! GOODS Fort Vane, Jacboi t Saiioai R. R. CANNED FRUITS •beet, than to >ee the latter on aux tons.seat about the quality of uews the live paper-gives its readers. damages. In the Bay City Council A grand banquet was given to the Monday American Riflemen, al Dublin by Trinity college. night, charges were preferred againat City Marshal M E. Craney, charging acts of corruptness, leadaen, drunk­ A strong vein of silver has been discovered in Co., and On'onagon great excitement prevails Grier'a^rawniill and Moore's .foun­ dry al Charlotte, burned a short time been since, have are rebuilt aud ngjia running. enness, indecent cunnuct, and the re­ Don’t make yonr pnr cliase until you have FANCY GROCERIES • sen my Stock. AND THE SOUTH. Of all kinds, and An oyster measuring twenty-two AT PRICES THAT DEFY by ten inches has been found at COMPETITION! Greenwich, Conn., Queen Victoria has been invited ceipt uf mouey—one dollar per day to be personally pi esc nt at our Cenfor alibwing the continuance oi wait­ tenial next year. Of an kinds which we er girl aaloons. Affidavits accom­ Lack of rain hu injured the rice pany the charges from two parties crop of Louisiana, and other crops are WARRANT TO BE PURE p y'ng money for such purposes, and •Iso suffering. another swearing that M. E. Craney Seven thvnsand Spanish desert­ bought a reentrant at Ea.-t Saginaw, ers are reported to be in the ranks of which is a place of ill repute, and the cuban army. Paid for all kinds of Produce, or esebangrj MunAuy morning, went there atdiflcrcnt limes and oc­ It cost 9161,000 to furnish Vassar which destroyed Berkey Sc Goy's cupied a room over night with a College, and tlie entire coat uf the building was 9750,000. I?OK BARGAINS woman. Mt five thousand. I New discoveries of quick* tlrer and Tuesday George W, Fream WM cinns';?re are raising the wildest ex- call and see u» before purcha»ing. Jk Iffid named Nelson, thirteen arrested io Leroy, on the charge of cilemeul in CutUa Casta County, yoasa oldt waadeawaed near Kendall, BOISE & LEE. adultery, and brought to Mason. California. Vsa Barm, couoty, on July 16th, Tlie complaint was made by Henwhile with othca boys fishing. His ty L. Tripp, who resides near Saline, body was recovered. Washtenaw County, and who is the Tlfo weH known ck>Uung fins uf husband of the woman with whom KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! Grand Rapids was again visied by the firs fl nd ALL ABOARD M. Seligman, cfosed Kalamaaeo, wa» the adultery was claimed to have Fri been committed a year or more ago. Liabilities nut known, The prisoner pleaded pot guilty and •< Inn believed to be hrge. tells a plausible story. married a third wife, having parted on Thursday evening and on Satur -with both his funner wives. day morning died. T>OWFT TOWN! TO THB Elmer and Lucy are own cousins, because his mother, and her - father were brother und sister way down in Yurkstate. These cousins are Two scoundrals attempted to out­ aged 14 apiece, and have ate apples, rage a young lady near tlie old ceme­ drank cider, and laid awake together tery at Anu Arbor, on the evening of down under father Holden's roof, for the iMh. A University student nam­ •ci of domestic economy on the part ed Randall proved to be her rescuer. of sister Holden, saved the expense A heavy wind, wifo much light flattened a good many fields of oats near Char­ North of there five miles w>.h accompanied the bail. But little damage dune. The waters of the historical Rais'n are |.as«iug away, and it is now dimunitive be­ stream. Il is sad to think that yea is ago the United States Government reserved the right of navigation of this river, up to within three miles of Adrian. Mrs. Warren, wife of B. W War­ ren, of Charlotte, was buried on Fri­ State in resident of She came into this 1842, and has been Eaton County a since 1487. leaves four children and a cle of aeqaaintauoes She large cir­ to- mourn her loss. Tlie examimtioo of the two Ful­ lers at Grand Haven for the murder of Wilson Pound has concluded and the Fullers bound over to trial al the Circuit Court 55 Saw MZill I a is aing and a very little rain, day. .1 Fort Waj w>- With HtUborK. Fort W»»m4 t.’hlcaa-o. Toledo,W»l«<h 1 Wrtlrrn, Fort Wqw Muix-I.' * ClnctnnaU. atu! CtadMall, Richmond * Fort Wayne JUllrueda. 13,1174. P. B. LOOMIS. Pna'l and Om*1 Muapr He did not cut deep and his life w.as saved. He drunken, worthless fellow.' coming quite r Tie Air Breats fail to Cieci tie Dwwari Coarse. The Na"hvillc People Amazed. isher, attempted suicide at Detroit on wind was Mlehlcan FOR Louis Abate, an Italian marble pol­ lotte. OFF THE TRACK. The woman apostle of' in the qase, whose age was 32 years Van Buren county, is not so- much of bad been separated from her husband an apostle as he was. He has just three years. She attended a dance II- Booze, rhe inspired Saturday n:ghl. G. A. TRUMAN, Great Slaughter! up by Eastern creditors «lay evening. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. Watevn Ine princi- p.e witness fur the prosecution in default of five thousand dollar* -bad rheets and a whole set of bed quilts. Besides all this, it was pleasant for Either to have a snug bed fellow, those cjld wicked nights, last winter. Elmer would not hang out late nights, but would go to bed early, for he be­ lieved he bad a "soft thing," and wanted to please and honor his,dear mother in her old age, But Elmer nor his fond parents knew what to­ morrow would bring forth, until a con pie of weeks ago, when they hir­ ed Lucy out to wrestle with [•olsand ketUeajmt she did not feel well, and so her aunt Holden gave her some -dope'' which she thought would be good for what ailed her. But the neighbors soon learned uf Lucy's real condition, and now propose to make things warm for Mr. and Mrs. Holden if they refuse or fail, to care for the orphan victim of their young man's indecencies. Poor Lucy is a fallen girl, but she will be cared for and protected at the expense of Holden's coffers, until she becomes a mother of shame, and a Irving sorrow. O pity the early fallen!—Hartford Day LIVE GROCERY 0F P DURHAM hare slaughtered them. The agitated sir that breaks the mighty forest fails to check the downward course of prices. And the people of Nashville are amased to see J. L Rood & Co’s Buggies c'uning to their city truth ef thia ata! ex ent call al K EH R A CROC KER’S. where you can -Bae far Youreelf." Wa are wiling chaap, and we. Manufacturer of 1 S < o = « a o i a '< GD 0Q~ Florida has arranged to supply the North with 200,000 watermdoua, and A little boy of President Emery, how let's be liberal and ship ’em ail the castor oil and rhubarb they want. of Marengo, 3 Years uld, shot himself Susan B. Anthony asks the public wnh a revolver, in his alidutnen, the to forgive Henry Ward Beecher's sins, sad Henry informs that he isn't LUMBER, 8X Where can be found a FOR THE g child In Barry County to call at our- wareboase In Bastings, and see for themselves. NEW STOCK or thoroughly J. Is. REED A CO, Teas, Cafees, Spices, Cracker;, GLissvare * WaaAemre, Hastings, H Mich. 5J © P. o FURNITURE MANUEACTORY! 3 JACOB LENTZ & SONS B’ era. CHOICE CANDIES! Parlor, Utiwy, Diiiu, Office aii Totsditr with a full MMrtBvnt ot MIRRORS, PICTURE 8, FRAMES C/2 g. Qw 00 0 DUSTERS. fcC~ & C., PRICES THAT DEFT COIPETITIOI. Baiy Cali: aii PtraiW&ta! 0 M 3 a z o WHOLESALE & RETAIL TRADE. § BUILDING LUMBER! z u LATH & SHINGLES. Depot, Nashville, Mich. GENERAL FUHTURE! Wuiliitie GfcceryLine! 0 r. d 5< 0 3. S’ 8 <z> 3 AND CARDS, BRACKETS. A new paper called the Reporter has been established al Saranac by C. H. Smith. . Hard and Soft Wood & c A W. OLDS. 9 ® p o 00 । O Q < £. has been recummiited Io jail. forget that Hannibal liamtio, We ri: re at IT, CSrnNS AND CASKETS, CASES furnished to order SHR 0UD8 AND COFFIN LIN- JEWELRY COME <fc SEE Emmy «he revolver tor safe keeping. be * mistake wacwhere. mi Come and See! ui hltfo follow watched her. end gut posession ef it, and hence the Hcektent j °° * l“CfDeW’ .. . . , 1 raf’*r which went fur cue before — Xir bred one day. . jr>,r p/ftt. CHAB. W. DEMARAY P. DI RRAW. �cost, NEW GOODS! LOOLLMLTTEB& situs no mm f NEW GOODS! On motion die following ordinance was adopted: » The Common Council of the vil- JULY 23, 1875. —Wheat 81.25. £ariarM Good figures, -Ma B. Chipman fo visiting friends at Balti. Creek. «irtrf«jt. H. YOUNG. M. D. OSA- «a*t -i-w of Mela W n . himself. w* onOeforron Bi., and fa company with A. BARBER, M.. D, Bomw a patklo ««J £r.r««m. __ _ _I*J __j-aScUn ... ....... ...a Oflir*. tf,.»*-• bngau kicking in the doer, tie. handaome ntn- cral verdict of our hw abiding citiiens. WEBSTER k HOBBS, Black T » untUw. All ktada ot wawk bi the Ilracko-rtll While In the City Police Court ths other inesais the Organ trade eeven American Organs in six dayr. . T B. RASEY; Drayman. Goods and . n*cca«« earnod CO any HR* In U* vtltor*WENT SMITH. LAWYBR, M. FLINT, —John Dennis of the Hastings Jodkxal in advance of its opponent the BAlfpMt. • - . Hastings see the least offenders of the 1»# receive the greater punishment. For Initance, while mere disorderly, let off on $8.50 and a chance to lake leg bail, and old gray-head- ers or occupant* of lots or pre tinso«, adjoining Main St., at any pointt be­ tween the Tiiornappje River and tho Railroad track, are required to clean said St., and remove all rubbish from said St. to the center of the street adjoing said lots or premises, the street to be cleaned on Saturday - of each week before nine o’clock A. M., any person or persons neglecting or refus­ ing to comply with the provisions of thia ordinance after notification by the village Marshal, shall be subject to a fine of $1 for each neglect or re­ fusal, to comply with the provisions of this ordinance. This ordinance shall take effect July 27th, 1875. E. J. Fbiohnkn. G. A. Tai;han, Recorder. * President Carpets, (New Styles), at Dickixsox's. money $5.9i> nd an order for $1.78, taking of this township hare.dried up, consequent- hfo last cent and more than ths fine called for. Is such, justice ? . St«at QuillDonaldeoa's baloon go over, this flare last Thursday night, aud it was Mao seen ^at Leslie and in Canada. There can Ifa' no JOHN R. EASTMAN. g LIEBHAUSER, ecspaaifcn, Grim wood, as staled en the fourth page of the News have found a .wat­ ery grave In Lake Michigan. ELIHU CHIPMAX, We learn that a young men named Mar­ At the M. K. Parsonage, in this village. ker, a breakman on a wood train, while July 171b, by Rev. E. L. Kellogg, Mr. coupling cars on tLe Valley Railroad at Casper F«. Bowen, of Maple Grove, aud Miss Msggie J, Murray, of Kalamo. Charlotte, last Wednesday evening about six o’clock, and eaugbt his foot in a ••frog” Nashville, Mlcb. Code Sam's promises lo pay. Thanks. A ing a leg and arm. He died skoal nine man that encloses $1 with hu marriage no­ Gnural Conveyancing, tice for tho printer, is a gentleman, aud is o’clock of the seme evening. CoUectiont a specialty. destined to float down the troubled stream of matrimony, with no Varma to beat upon MONEY TO LOAN,Xs Our citizens are talking up the feasibility hfo bark, but to be surrounded with shnahine,* peace and happiness all the days of Good. On Mr. Perkey’s form just north of bis life. (he river is a strong mineral spring which MRS. L. O. CROCKER Is a good sign. Raise sufficient capital, At <h« residrocx of Mr. Russell fllade, in Bailie Creek, July 8th. 1875, by llcv. E. Has just returned with a large and complete bore the well and make Nashville as famous D. Young. Mr. G. G. Spaulding, of Hast­ a watering place* as Eaton Rapids or Grand ings, to Mias Alice A. Slade of Battle Creek. Haven. Now is'rhe time to put your shoul­ Justice of tits Peace, Baring nnd Slimmer MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! der to the wheel. Xcok Ties, Hushings, Collars and Cuffs, Many of the ciiixcni of this village will remefnber a man that formerly lived in this IN ALL OF THE LATEST STYLES. village by the name ofCi ofl, who married a Mrs. Clendenning. ‘ Now Mrs. ClendenHats Bleached and Preued. denping had a daughter named Lucy. Something less than a year ago Croft’s-wife died and he appearing to Ukc the stock pretty well, on last Sunday lead to the -hy­ menia! alter his step-daughter Lucy. This Drm law, Cittiit ait Fiiting Done NEW MILLINERY GOODS! Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS OF TILE REESE & DETTERIOK PAY THE Highest Cash Price FOR ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, THOR. A into his face before Mr. Philips could drive him off. Mr. Philips went to the house and sent for medical aid. Dr. Young soon ar­ rived, who burnt the wounds with caustic and dressed them. As soon as Mr.- Philips wss able to be around he took his revolver and sent that dog to the place prepared co­ Mr. Philips is able to be around but has 16 TINTS lamtic is James Russell Lowell's stalely ode, read under the Washington Eta at shall send out a Wayon to buy Fresh Cambridge, July 3rd, which surpasses his Concord Conlenfal Ode, printed in (he June BUTTER and EGGS. number. There is also a humorous poem 21-46 REESE k DETTERICK. by Dr. 0. W, Holmes, called forth by the ARTISTIC AINTERS! NASHVILLE, MICH. LIVERY STABLE! CORN, apples, OATS, SALT, HAIR, 4-c-, fe., Pablidted by H. 0. AINSWORTH k BROOKS, Proprietors. Again in the Trade TL el ations with you. I trust by fair dealing I shall be able to retain your confidence, and lo win that of strangers. Attention Nashville. Ready pay customer* sha , complain of high prices. Crive 3Ie a CallNashville, Mich., Jan. Y7.1875. nasrvillb, ■ micettoain'. We now intend to publish a list of cur Cleaning Watchn, Watch Main Sprint, Clock " - Woi $1.25 1.00 1.00 .75 CwnM! 70,(W NOW IN USE, IWe-vr StyleH- CASH DOLLAR DEAL Hare Been introduced this seaeen which $1 00 surpass anything-ever offered Urthe public. 1 00 Every Hut nun «.t wnrraniedi •1 lbs Rio Coffee for 11 lbs Japan Tea for 10 II>B New Orleans Sugar 1 00' 12 lbs Family Mackerel 1 00' 1 lb A No. 1 Tea I 00' 15 lbs Butter Crackers 1} lbs Satisfaction Fine Cut 1 00 1 00‘ 10 Rolls Wall Paper 1 00 5 Boxes Linen Faced Collars 1 00* I Pair Patent Overalls Irish Linen Table Cloths only 1 00 1 00 1 00’ 1 00' " Taken nr pay iwtnti 1 00 Ladies* Hose I1 Balls Best Knitting Cotton 10 AU binds of STODLS AID INSTRUCTION BOOKS H R DICKINSON. J. IL L'm. GSO. R. FLKMtMO, Somrthing Inlrrrstln; and Ft]. Would respectfully call the attention of the cilixans of Nashville and vicinity, to their stock, bought for «ash, aud to be sold at the . ■ lowest cash rales. ■able. BOOKS. STATIONERY. WrALL PAPER, PAINTS, Elegant New Quarters, MEAT MARKET! BRUSHES GLASS, PUTTY, DYE STUFFS, PERFUMES • AT ALLE’S. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, and choice stock of Fue fchaa ui (Sjm, GENERAL MERCHANDISE Will a auek Cheap As Dirt, A large Una of WINES & LIQUORS! DRESS GOODS. For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only Cheap As D irt. Grangers and Farmers, Cheap as Dirt. SHAWLS, CA3SIKBB, E ATTENTION! IF TOO WAFT COME AND SEE, BOOTS & SHOES, P-A-IINTS and OIL43, ♦ Bous Ban’s will give very elooe U Y»nkrc Notion*. COME/^AND SEE, WHOLESALE CASH RATES. roceries COME AND SEE. Phyticians will find our stock complete, at the lowest living prices. -Want, Of all kinds, and in fool Errriithing ^ou PreicriDta Careftllj Prepare! that they >111 all kind*, which will be sold low for cash AT ALLEN’S, TOILET ARTICLES Dry Goods Business'! ROE & CLEVER FRESH MEATS, AT ALLEN'S, OILS, VARNISHES brick block, apposit are bound to lead U I akn anxi-MM to'dtcM cut my slack as far as perriblc before t mere inte my new quarters,-fa Brady's brick, and will endea­ vor lo MAKE IT PAY YOU C, A Voaderferd, WMdUsd. lkr»I.d . fl.,, N. T. Now in the Market. constantly on band, WHICH IB NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. raACTtCAL Instrument! Finest Grangers' Prices! m wm, BOISE BRO’S ow wm, KOCHER BROS. Drugs, Medicines m wm, OT BOOTS AND SHOES, Jeweler & Watchmaker Is acknowledged by ail leading musicians to be the AND A FEW Nashville,.Mich., April 1st, 1876. AND HUBBARD, GARDEN SEEDS, &C., I world respectfully inform my friends White Lead Works. CYRUS WALL PAPER, which we ship and retail at bottom prices. ______ L. J. WHEELER n a very striking «e. THE AIERICAH-OBGAN CROCKERY, Very Cheap. Have removed to their fo invited to my stock of DETROIT, MICH.. ‘ Gillham Haos., Propristors, CLOTHING, 10 Pairs Mens* Half Hose STUCCO, DETROIT “OYSTER OCEAN” Laiiew’ and Geita* Kestairut, , PIANOS ! 855 LISTEN? QBEETime: POTATOES, Especial WORCESIKR, w 48-1' Cbarcc, 8100.00 isc OOL.O. ble contributes the first of her aalobiographical papers, which fo full of delightful anecdote, and Mark Twain brings to a cIom hfo “Old Timed on the MiesfoeippL” A Now England tale called “A Roadside Romance.’by Q. Lathrop; while a lively and saaacnable account of “Ten Days* (Sport on Salmon Bivara" fo written by Drea Sage. Poetical contributions are mede by J. T. Trowbridge, Gwix Thaxtor, and Mrs. Matt. The editorial departments. Fl K.ST CLAS» W. A. AYLSWORTH. pay the Highest Market Price for Business Bites Pelts ail Fin. ATKINSON & BOE, AINSWORTH & BROOKS, ouv dhall be pleased to renew LIQUID PAINTS Ladles* Linen Collars A Caffs To match all new Spring styles, bought at my own price, to be sold accordingly The new firm o Greeting! PRAOUr. rrmldcnL WILL BE FOUND CLOTHING Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, White Goods, ATTENTION, ALL! _ PATENTS. AS» HA TS AND CAPS FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY That MvsQcrro.—-The song bf Clover Seed. &c., the musquito is heard in tho Ifind— Delivered at their and in the sleeping room, too—yea, and likewise out on the veranda— ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE nnd verilyit doth also cause the hand of the moonlight pedestrian to slap himself in the face, and even wish ' We also keep on band and have for sale that he (the musquito] were dead, LATH, . ' A very little of the still small voice of that festive insect goeth a great SHINGLES ways. WATER LIME, SHEARMAN. r. C-. Oberlin. Ol AMERICAN ORGANS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Boots from $2.50 to $9 pr pair f. runalne tbctx» oul ei»bt (») i > the north line of the Grand Bfv Wanted Immediately. DRESS MAKING Clothisg, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, NoUou, Shirts, ' Collars, Cats, Ac. I will call the attention of fanners, meof Detroit, Rochester and Eastern manufacturies, at prices that cann’tfail to please.’ chauics, merchants end everybody to my highway, thence north to the place of br| Dated Nashville, July 14th. 1»7X. LEWIS DURKEE, Wm B. BAVAGB & BROs COLTJMK Sown JJtoke ! gowN Brj Goods A job lol of where Croft is now Uving. This Croft is said to be a mineable profligate, and from -I r\Q YOUNG MEN TO this transaction we should think he was. LEAHX TELEGBAPH1, Last Saturday morning 0. A. Phillips And in varieties to suit customers, all to be went out into hfo corn field to drive out some cattle which were destroying some corn, when Mrs. Jim Davis “seeked” a dog belonging to John Davis of Kalamo and the dog instead of “going for" the cattle at­ CALI. ASD SBB. tacked Mr. Philips, grabbing him in the AGENTS FOB 1HE CEL11HUTBO BOOTS and SHOES, OB PRINTING Of every dccrlpUon i much,” said she, and lifting him from tho most durable, and handsomest instrument, sidewalk she threw him across the street in Make home pleasant. Bay one.of the Br­ to the second story window of a dry goods store, breaking three panes of for a trade. .They will give you a good lad escaped unburf. C. 8. bargain. Kalamaboo, a ten. 99 per rest above 1st caat, AT THE olds orcon- SUITS Oom »8. t. fertable, than to hear your neighbor’s dog sumption. fbroal and Lungs, ycL-------------------------- - ------------Made up in good elylee and warranted to fit I cured. Wc have distributed every year, for What a chaapiag sight to Me a young three years, over 250,000 sample bullies by man with hfo arm around a pretty girl, Druggists in all parts of the United Blates. while she tightly grasps the string of a ten "No other manufacturer of loediclnc over Rve their paeparalions such a tael as this. cent balfoon T 1 to your Druggist and get a bottle fcrTS What fo a.more pitiful sight to see than a cents and try it. Two doses will relieve you 83ew. young lady going down street with a largo Sample bsttles 10 eta. each. —A short limo since a prominent businssa man .of Hastings sal up with another man's wife until after twelve o’clock pn th# the front porch, when the man of the house part of a dry goods store trying lo follow g P.iRADY, Manufacturer of appeared and assisted said ‘.•pt'otDintnl" to step down and onL -This woman is said to T ' Bout, and Shoes, V Makins and Repairtagnoatly donn.a!w .triet atuu- have been the means of tbs moral death of Is there anything tliat will make you feel one man. end (hfo last rupture was mTo more as though you were alone in the than the husband could stand and n parting TOIIN Q CRESSY( world than going to the foarth, then visiting J K II13 K 1 Bartram's show, then shotting the door of your office and wait for the devil. styles of the celebrated American Organ. U’W JONES, “Doyoalove roe Mollie Darling?" fo After a careful examination of the leading what a boot*black was singing as a instruments we are compelled to -giro the TAILOB LEE & FLEMING, W. A. A YLSWORTH’S, Kid Gloves for One Dollar al Diciuxsox’s. NO BXCUft FOB BI1N0 SICK. I tt LEE, Vt X>t>x»uty HlxerlfT, RO, NOT AT COST, ICT ON HAND AT yotir Buller, Eggs and Med Fruit. With thanks for poet patronage we truri We pay ihr Highest Market Pricefor by fair prices and honest dealing to merit iu continuance ^9 trade with me. W. H. KM.BER k Bro. F.C.t F.T. BOISE, PriffifeU. M A. W. AtLWlV. �Ohio, •ad four children came of it. wnrwt. a roimvisr cm the ASretne ufOHnwit aisl Miriiigan. . J’OLITICAL. oxDfKB.tr.. are reported from Wellington: Frank M. qaantlty would tar worth about f !.<W. A targe lUmus ; ttoorge W. GuodleU, Tkst Mtawuri ; and the following atorekeopem; Robert B. Fraaer. -Uxtb KsakMky ; Itakiw B. Pegram. First Miroouri ; Wm. J. Little, Beeond Kentucky; RobertC. Nonse. Recent Khn tacky. *•**>« wo.nfcmr —TTie Connecticut Legialataro Suffrage Com*» wte» itarMra Aiowot mittoc has rtr;x>rtcd ta favor of Wowing women to vote in Prsfddeutial elections. to raek refuge at the jolk* atatten. While -The PrssUmiliasxMfeed Mlio commission MirirtarlteoidimlktTLe Umuo (BoUanxI), and the omnuiiMiion of ■ Christian WuDwober. of low*, tp be Minister ItoHidcnt in Ecuador. FIKAJtCIAI. -AN1> I.YDV8TBIKL. rivodic England, who are bound for Brigham Young's high charge* for food—40 |>or cent, higher than Be walked tho laet mile in V minute* —Tlie firm of Logan Bron. A Co., PitUbuigh and 1’liiladclpuia, dealers in peirolcutn. failed last week. Liabilities. $350,000. M hixini and 15 minntto. —The Cornell University boys have covered thaawslvM all over with glory. They not only from Loudon to look out for counterfeit Ikmk of Eagtaml anti Bank of France note*, an targe Craft. ot Baratoga, but achieved a still greater victory by beating all competitors in the chief race of —Nova Beotia complain* of .the American duly on coal, aud it is Stated that the opprteeive Mtoral college*. jwrtmeut show a marked improvement in tlie into thta country. • ■ —Tlie exportation qf hurstw from Germany has been rceumod, although now and then a River Valley. Cedar county. Neb., that mi emi­ grant family was recently murdered by iht> Ponca ludum*. Mncli exciicrsent exiat—Moody-aud Banker liavo hold tboir farewell among the settlene —Attorney-General Pierrepont baa put a quietus u;>on the notorious Cliorpenning claim. iug that they hold 285 niootiag*. which were ho long pending in Congreo*. OveiA9100,0OT attended by 2.530,000 people. Tho amount of morioy expended for building, printing, etowamount winch the Attorney-General thinks ante. etc,, ta *140,000. Moody and Hankey demore than covers all Juel claims he has upon Washington, an inq>o«ini; structure which has oommlttac. . —A Coi'ciihagcn dixpatcb otato, that an cxphnxtioii '4rfll be demanded of Germany for the iiv< liandcufling Mrs. Dancer, admitted five con­ the expense* of the Prince of Walen on hta trip federate*. Tlie party then ransacked tlie house from top to bottom, secured *40,000 in Virginia —Col.' Gitdendeeve has accepted the cup Blate bonds, and made their eecajw. offered by tlie Britiali riflemen for American competition. and will invite the membeni of tlie the bark Union, which w» alleged to have porn! •intervention by Germany Tn Cuban af­ been purposely wrecked in I’nget sound May 1 faire, in cxjujunutioii with the United States Mid to defraud the inauranco companies Tlie Great Britain. crime, if eetabliabed, is punishable with death. —Tlie French Aaaembly las passed by * large majority the Public Powers bill. Thta —During tbo trial of a nmnlcrar in Chicago, die other day. ■ rac-ond tragedy w*a being cu। 1 another murder was committed al a low drinkthat the IHierUw* vf FiainX, -ull Lo safer under such a stale of affairs that they acre tho tadtom of the murders. Tho trial men­ tioned resulted in the sending of‘the criminal. littto <lonU tliat Chimwv labor will eventually become one of the main aux­ wwks. . At that time he was in the iliary aids in the rapidly incrciuctog army, and had to march away. He wealth of Pwcitic States. didn't count t^ai ou«. Before the cruel war was over 4feparried Another woman The value of the system of life-aaring divorced from her, and has now forgot­ staticus established on unr cofurts iu*y ten even her name. He then wef»£ to be estimated by tiw aid of the official to„ _ . From Cincinnati aud marrhxl • yonug lady of l»ort .published in Washington, ,it appeara 7 „/that durgood family in tfart city, .lie got work this report in Chicago at homie painting, and some­ ing the post six months fifty-nine wreaks, imperiling some 862 lives, oc­ times visited his Oimnanati wife. White on one of his virifa- to her ho met- Mist curred in tlie vicinity of the life-saving stations. Tito value of the. aid rendered .Hannah Hr'ctkte, of Lawrenceburg, and soon alter BmrrifHl her in the regular may be judged from th: fact that out of this largo number only fifteen of tho “ * id no many wives, npw, that to trouble his mind, aud ahipwrecked lust tlieir livre. Fourteen' woiUd. ]pot let him steep even when be of these Wife lost in the wreck of the w^s far sway from them all. He finally fated Italian bark Giovanni, which Ktruck cofifeesod to his Cinririuati wife what ho so far from the shore as to bo out of had done in Lawrenceburg, mid offered reach of any lift-saving apparatus at to go to the ixillee otfifio and ohargo him­ present invented. Three are most natteself w<th a bad case of bigamy. She fuetory results, and we hope that m«wiKJt hiiir ff iit ;i toil Rim to ctenr nrre will be taken to fu0hor increrso the dufto Cnicage, go to work; nbd let' tho efficiency of -this most nduabte depart­ Lawrenceburg woman go. Ho went,.bnt ment of tho public service. Tho resulia coiil<l not pass 'through' lAwrondebrirg already obtained more than justify the creation of the life-saving stations, and without stopping over night. Then ho ought to act as an inducement to their told bis Lawrenwbnrg,wife oil about the .farther multiplication. Not alone have Cintinnati one.' She and her mother humireds.of valtuibte livre butm saved, didn't mind it a bit, but they exacted a promise that- he would give up the bnt property to the value of over one million and a Imlf has been rrecned from Cincinnati family. Hu promised, .and tlie waves within a very few mouth*. want to house painting again in Chicago. Tho total value of property rescued from But tke.Qiueinuati and Lawremxjhurg loss by these stations since their estab­ • wives gbe together,'and u^pon comparing lishment fa 1871 amounts to tho largo note® resolved that Buck ought to Iw sum of four millions and a half nearly, stopped, nnd put where ho .could fool no more women. They went to Chicago while the total number of lives imperiled with an oJBcer, a^ulliad no difficulty in during tlie some period was 2,451. Only Stating and wresting Buck. He was •iglitocu of these lives were lost, includ­ quite willing to go whithersoever they ing the fifteen liefore mentioned. These 1ml. On tho train he told his own story figures arc the strongest argument in of his busy life. Among other things he favor of the further increaao of this de­ A.dd. he laid five separate and distinct partment of tlie public service, aud we wives living in Chicago, and was very hope before many years liavo passed glad to get away anywhere ont of Hint that there will not bo a dangerous point city, where ho could .be tmarded and ou ttio whole const tliat does not poascss lodgerl. Ho dreaded above all things a its life-waving stations. family difficulty in Chicago. From thu above it will bo'seeu that a good many of Buck's wives have reported, and there are several States to hear from yet Tlie two wnmeu who Have hold of him now are going to put him through the legal mill sure, aud several others may join them when they hear of the case. —A man named Dutcher ha* ju*t sworn—A meeting called by the Radical clnbi of pliahed. si Springfield. Ma**., the extraordinary tMuare to protask of walking SW miles in five dare, twentythree boon and twenty-five minute*. __ ' —More troubles are ro|>orted among th? coal miners in the antiuacito ragiona ot vaiua. Two hundral liven were long end » tbourand —Tho ooal miner* in the ririnity t<ft rriagffcjd. pcrxoni injured. One thouiuuid baildiugn Hi., are on a strike agaihri a reduction of tho 5.000.000 ronblcu. obtained admtaaion to the house Ha —Loily Franklin, widow of Sir John Tranklin, died ou Loudon in ti>o 18th of July. -Tho Cuban iu*urseute are bracing uj>. A Bafete tofatoluameuMratUL Una tew rap­ tured two fort*, together with their gatrirou*. Stories from tho Indian country uro ho nnmi'rona and remarkable as rather to tax civilized credulity. Tho fallowing has a toueh of Bature in it which recom­ mends it, whether true or false. A year and a luilf ago an Ogallala squaw, the splendid locking ’’ tlaughter of a chief, toll i»1ove .with a yduig modiciae man among tlie Arnpahoca. Her father had determined to givo her to the chief of a Ixxnd of Sioux. As they joiUTrnyi-d northward to meet tlie favored lover, she tell • stok nnd wasted away day by day until she apj»enred to be dying. The rest of the story caaba best given in the words of tlie correspondent who tells it: “ Ono evening while in this condition she told tho old squaw, her mother, to pbioe some food by her whvrover they would phMta |ior yrhun. dpad, [The-Indfans h>jre <lo not bury ilwir dreul, but lay Urn bodies bn rained aoaffolds, leav­ ing u supply of food, ammunition, and a pony by tho scaffold for the drowsed to enter the hnpjiy hunting grounds with.) Itao happened tliat tlie sama night after the interview with tho mother relative to tlie grub the girl died. Of conrne tho body was disponed of in due Indian fashion, a box and scaffold were pre­ pared for its reception, and with all duo ceremony nnd mourning the young sqrinw’was conveyed to hot last’resting lie life of Dr. A. W. Thoinpioii, a MJ It K IJ.OK OrlTcrrooL cut I. D K KU. riiisen ot Northampton. Maae., with Some excitement was aroused in place. That evening tho camp was a scene of bustle in taking down tho tents ar wigwams, for it is tho custom when on Indian dies fur the balance of tho tribo to move away quickly to another locality. Everything was made ready to be iBOvud by dayliglit next morning, tuul all started, wtam the old chief thought he would have a parting cry beside the scaffold whereon his dead daughter lay. For this purposo the chief and hh squaw went to the top of the hill *1 re they had planted th<body; but when they reached there tlie box was empty aud the provisions gone.” ! ” Why,” say* Niek, yelliS^ Mid enjoying titters Of it as a good joke," “ the gid wasn’t dead, i but eloped yiU: the young medicine j John . —Nearly all the partice engag'd in the late attempted robbery of a train ou the Vandalia —booth American advices give particulars of a dreadful riot at tlie village of Hau Miguel, in Cashier for Collector Buckner, of Louisville. reptate^ owiiw Ao Trtkious feeftag * ro­ tation requiring to iwe a new market place. Many pcom-seiil citixen* were killed, aud sboirt W.D00.OT0 worth of-property wm de­ stroyed. jxrjury by die grand jury at Brooklyn. ed fntniliew of July, 187-1. Their eugagernent luul long been announced, Arid tltoir wfidding wipi to take place this summer, and preparations man, who had followi'd her rif ht down from the .Missouri there.. Now,"..e*jh be, * (Kiaciuding, •'they aro iip -north, breathing; instantly loosen or cut apart the fare, with tlie head down-hill; stand astride his hips, with yonr face toward his head, and locking your fingeni under lifa belly, raise the body os high m you can without lifting the forehead off the ground; give the body t smart jerk, to remove mucus from' tlie throat, and water -froai the wind-pipe; liold tho body ' suspended long enough to count one, two, three, four, five, repeating tlw jerk gently two or three times. Rule 2. Place tlie person on tlie ground, face downward, and, maintain­ ing all thu while your position astride the body, grasp tlie clothing over the points of the shoulders, or, it tho body /ar/.XL/ojrxcjr They are wood-chopper*, CABLF l.WXRE NEWgSfiaiJSa^S^ Established isr>s $250 u>nuBtauT|^«^»g Tarrant’s Effervescent Aperient. NICH0L8, 8HEFAR0 A C0.'8 I Geo P. Rowell & Co-1 OPIUM CURE_r teas^ jPmis ofBotter from QnarttfMilL $10. to $500. GRAIN Ia the waateful lUMUt ’ other dome f*«t. thorough and economical won. TKHESHERMEN FIND TT highly advantageou• t run a mar bine that hat no “Ilea tors." "PKker*, SHUTT. H< to pcrfcctioR; aarca Ibc tanner hl* tbreab bill by eariro resvi** of grain; mat** no "Lnleringnr* requires LESS THAN ONE-KJ i75&Y.TT*,Tui.’Kik5r HOWryI?E,MONEY, It knterceied tn rraln raitinc.or throahlnt tor Ilhulrjlcl Circulars (ioU/Tm) will parUraitara of atxca, atylea, juice*, terms, e NICUOLS, BIIKPAKD A CO., (SITING CARDS HrlRigr Proprietors, New Orleans. The Cologne Gazette learns from South Russia that a new deyclopment of the tnf-euJlod " American duel" has made its appearance there. Two young men, rich, of good family, and intimate Mends ■fora long period, recently became en­ amored of an actrewH. Tho iiumevliato result wae a coldness and distrust, which ended in the tnmsmuution of a challenge from one to tho other. Both men had frequently, given proofs of pcnwnal cour­ age, both were familiar with the use of arms, lx>Ui were young nnd fond of life. It was agreed, therefore, that tho dispute ahvubl be «lecided by lot in Ute “ Ameri­ can" style, jbut without the use of sword or pistol. The man who drew the short­ est straw was to give up home, jKMitiou iu society, aud wealth, and retire fa a foreign land to begin life anew emptyhanded. The drawing took plsce» and the loser, after spending a few days in the HettJeml-nt of his aflairs and the be­ stowal of his poKHeaumut for public purpoees, left his native place cm foot, with- Saj' pH CoRTUfA having been Cort, the next thing is to punish him. Gxxm Funu Hraiso Wrrra, U WiukpRin, THE MARKETS n^.s MKW YORK. H.. 0 Q DR. WHITTIER, IJ-.., MiSmAcecuiDE: 11 No. 3 Kiwiua.. The following, from the current month­ ly number of the Sanitarian, showing! fig Wr; y the relative distribution of that dreaded diseaaa, oonaumpUoo, ampng the loading cdU*a of the countQ, ia of interred. During the month of May tluwv died in 0 A cnown of "HornMen,"and others, itailv lUroui: tbo atorw iu country oixl town for 'Shtruian’t Cavalry ConetUion Bowdtrt. TLcr niiJwvtatxl that horaau cannot bo kapl *good condition without them. Mid with the can In on « much Iron quantity of grain. SOME STATISTICS. the pwcuta on lioth mde« were favorable lai k>rem. bui averse to tlie inarrhi<i‘ wot $10 Teun., ah a requisition li Diiqr not Tm? gcummlly. known that of the million of population in the Staten ready been married almost a year. This aud 'J\'.rritorie* west of th$ Rocky Moun­ ductaration created the utrarai ratonish tains from eighty to one hundred Uioument, neither family having had a-sus- rand a»> Chineae. They make thempicion of the true state of the cune. so arirea useful, and "<«on iwwonte e®cient in nearly every kind of manual labor re­ Laved. The wedding preperetfans wore, quired on the Paeifm slope. In clearing land, in tlie harvewi. fluid, aud iu build­ -A liorriHe tragedy in reported from lliila- of c-uur*»’, Ab^mloiifd, and the couple started on their bri lid tour * ithout fur- ing and repairing nulroads, ihrnr labor TIPPED is naked, thrust your fingers into tlw arm-pits, clasping your thumbs over the pointe of the shoulders, nnd raise the chest os high as you can without lifting the head quite off tlie ground, nnd hold it .long enough to slowly count one, two, three. Replace him on the ground, with his forehead on his fhred arm, the neck straightened out, and tho mouth and none free. Now, still astride him, place 0UWIC8 BOOK-KEEPIHB.SimSS yopr elbows against your kntxvi and your bands upon tlie rides of his chest, \V tSTKtt AUK?ITS-M^r.««. for th* Cmover the lower ribs, and proas downward and inward with iucrcmriug force, long .enough alowly to eonnt one, two. Then SOMETHING !SJTU-“£= suddenly lot go, grasp the shoulders aa before, anti raise Ute cheat, theu jWeas the ribe as before. These alternate move­ monte should bo rcjtcated ten to fifteen times a minute for an hour at least, un­ less breathing is restored soon. Um some regularity as in patural breatliing. Rule 3. After breathing has commenced restore the animal heat. Wann blankets, hot water in bottli*, hot bricks. Warm 1-----. CU *" -— Mam. . N*v York the head an fast ns tho Ixxiy, lest convulriona come on. Rubbing the body with wannTlanneln, slapping the fleahy jHirta, amistH to restore warmth arid breathing. If the patient can surely swallow, give hot coffee', tea, or a little hot sling. Bpirita sparingly. Place him in a warm bed; give plenty of fresh air; keep him quiet.' Do not let V FOO I KG LETTERS. him lie on-his back, ns tho tongue closes James Stewart, a very wealthy and be­ the windpipe. tec. Prof. I>. Meeker. F- O. B«i Cl. hxL nevolent citizen of Austin, Tex., has published number of begging letters received by him. They give au inkling Womcn should not wear striped stock­ by inference of the experience of philan­ ings as they value their precious legs, thropists of more reputation. Ono was for tho aniline dyes used in producing from a young woman who said tliat, be­ certain colors are jxiisonous, and cause ing jiennilces, friendless, and beatatifnl, the worst kind of malignant sores—and she hail determined to many a rich man. of sll nuisances sqro togs must be the She wanteda t’xmsond dollars to enable worst and most destructive of lieauty. her.to enhance her beamy “ with such Strength, grace and good looks are adornments as a woman pf taste and cul­ walked away on such legs. A great ture knows how to use," and with which American genius, the late . Mr. Hawshn could hope to “marry into a for­ thornc, 1ms said that a white stocking is tune." Ad inventor of a flying machine infinitely more effective than a black one; .IC-,:: -1;. .r.: ■ 8ENT FREE, ^"n wanted five hundred dollars to pay for n and, certainly, white stockings and little, model, and would repay the favor by al­ low, black shoes form a chauteure that lowing tho donor to “ win everlasting has no equal for feminine feet and legs, fame* by flying from a church steeple” aad that is far superior to one that has when the apparatus should be completed. all tlie colors of the raiubow. Striped p. w. iiMtxB a co., sol a cuao, cid«r>. u A gambler had been informed in a dream stockings on women arc a? much out of that, by buying a certain lottery ticket, place as striped shoos would be on men. he would win a largo prize, but, alas ’ —Button Travrllcr. he had do money. Would Mr. Stewart send him tea dollars by mail ? A young' Widhoft’s Fkykk and Aou« Tonic.— divinity student had been invited to de­ TAihi raodlniuo is used by eotiMniction cotntMuiM for the benefit of their omrioyra when liver a trial sermon to au aristocratic engaged in malarial dtatrfota The big beet congregation, and be needed a new coat tortimonial* have Loen given br coatractoni and by ttio Pro»id<mt* of some of the loading rail­ to wear on the important occasion. Those road* in tlio Booth aud Went. When men are lieggnra, and many others us nmlacioualy congregated in targe nmnbem tn the neigliborhood of ewamne and river*. Wilhoft'n Touic CAUTION—NOTICE.—The AENUINE EDITION. importune, signed their real names to IJ JL/AJiORS OF their letters. ; i j bis jNickal, to toko a jxieidou m tutor iu tlie neighborhood, tliat ho might earn ! -where I seed them a few immths ago, ! suflicicnl to pay fas fare to America. and ihring-W4U."' ”).•■ y. | marked casually that they were making Dr. J. a BIX 112 John S'- C'.zrinsati. 0. Wb<4T_m<1 s । gora—Jtaa. . ava^itaV **“*—**“ ■ bon far every 3,fiC0 of tho- population;; Boston, one in 3,410; I’hihublphm, one • 4,240; New Orleans, one hi 4,035; 8au and mill-haud>. Chimwe immigration in 8,636; Cimago.^mo in 6,061; Detroit, I <*£; young folk* took th-' matter into their and Lalior iravo Largely incnwatxl the commeroe of Um> Pacific Stales. They From this it appears tlfld Washington is ’ rn^o during • pleasure drive to Enfield, save their eamings aud invesUn flour the city roost severely smitten widi coniwnptHth in thia country, white Sl Ikhds Kud-nt at lUrvar l becoming lankly imppl««*l with Atnori- ia the most exempt from that diareiM, Detroit racking next. Chicago third, Ballinvire fourth, and N«w York fifth. It will alm be noticed that tetitud* and ; longitude do net have as much to do । with it iirnuin IXETELAXD AGENTS WANTED! &ES-* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-07-30.pdf.pdf 167618adff0146ed67181562eb85f956 PDF Text Text ®ir fSastollr Jlrws. ABVEKT1SIKG HAlB: • .1 r» .: 6 00 • 00 It <*>■-.* »K ao; Progression. No Retrograding. VOL. II. NASHyEleTbARRY CO,. MICH., FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1875. I clerks immediately with ’ier beauty and grace. Yet she was not a; all Ji they imagined bar to bo. Her hair’wim dark, her complexion brifliant, but her xriau1mm were tinged with the utmost sadnras. “She has the air of a -martyr,” Thomas Gibtm observed ; whereat Snag­ gles' clerks all nodded their beads affirmOtivaly, though they hadn't anridea what it meant; Unlit 'sounded well Customers coming in. Snaggles irah-I sid<xl, but a portentous frown rested) vkatu oy a noble woman Lady Jauo Griflht Franklin, the ven- upon liis brow and anger glared from bis f erable widow of Sir Johx Franklin, —1.___.1death ___ *1. __ _ announced I.whoso was by ^,1.1.. cable a NO. 44 MICHIGAN NEWS. renounced polygamy and has been diafrilowsliippcd by the church. If Lee frankly b ite all ho knows there will ton, in playing on a trapeze fell and tlisbe a revelation.ol greed mid lust which would disgrace a tribe of savage* and j wih undoubtedly intensify public preju , Lanriugjast Tuesday, from theTffJcta At this stage of affairs a grange thing few days pgo, deserves to rank iu hiatooccurred. The Snaggles maid ran into the store hurriedly, and ran up to Snag­■ of this or any other age. She was born . gles* desk in a frantic state of eseite-■ in 1802, and wm 26 years of ago when die. ^(Mt th. Mo.-mon. a pin two weeks previous. she become the second wife of Sir John •/ Did-y ou ever, tirf” lhe said to Snag■ —During the past three mon 11is three • Frsnklin, tire distinguished English navWill yva Under mj m1vbdc« In the din of centennials here, rays hundred and fifty marriages have been rt> wtatn m mow Tmaka t ’ ; ' and seemed romantic. When the clerks glca. “ M1m Leonora told mo last night: igatcr and Arctie explorer. When Sir the Chicago Tribune, we liave lost sight recorded iu the clerk’s office for Kent were introduced to Mias Leonora Buag- not to disturb her till late this morning, John was appointed Governor of Van of an impressive celebration of tho same Tor IhouHtUritar p.u tray go 0iejfaw>Lsn4^i> 1«8G, L-wly Franklin as aho had a headache, and I went for gkw, ahe raised her eyes with a strange­ Ybu cifflht biffcUn CoTTOpr. sort on' the other side of. the ocean. —A. A. Bramcr, in' attempting to ly mu! look, bowed gravely, and lowered to fix her room just now, and she ain't accompanied him,, where she remained Prussia has commemorated the two-hun­ jump on a moving freight train at Glen­ them h\ such a way as to display to ad- there, . . and I found this note for yon, sir, until 1H42. She teak wwetivs interns! dredth annive-rrary of her birth and of wood, was thrown undor the cars end intill (ler hu«taind’a.enterpriBea, and as­ vantage the fine fringes of Jer oy>» on her 4fre-riug-tefcte." the battle of Fehrbellin. When the run over. He died in a few hours. Was ever such excitement in Snaggles’ sisted him greatly fahis preparations Imhra. “Ey Jovof " affirmed Gregory,, " Groll Elector," Frederick William of —Minnie, a daughter of Byron Bush, •‘ .that look of hers anil that JJfAy of horni store 1 Was ever such commotion any­ for fire fatal voyage of discovery to tire Brandenburg, was fighting Louis XIV.'s North Polo. Tlxis expedition started in of Flint,-died a few days since, from the where ? Miss SnagglcB had tied ! are jnet stannm’.”troops on tho Rhine, the Swedes, insti­ effects of a pin which aho swallowed As her angry father tore open her note May, 1845, on the Terror and Ertfatm, And so Mins Snaggles was placed upon gated by tho Grand Monarch, attacked Lui never ‘retitrn&T. “For rc-rural years about tlireo wocka previously. her throne—a petition she occupied with Braud.-nbjirg. The Elector harried back, •■De&b Para: Of counte you will be angn- no intelligence of the expedition reached —Saddler's circus bunted up at Mus­ dignity and grace, though alio did not to meet the new foei The first skirmish always make change right, and secnied with me, but taking wiiat you Mid* tho other ‘England, and a majority of. the people was at lhe little town of Rathenow, kegon, and the comjiauy has scattered to day m your paternal Banctloh of my union. I came to the conclusion that it had been tho four winds. They ware poorly pit at times not quite os absorbed as aho leave thio house to marry the man of my choice, Jost raid all pn board Juki perished. But where the Shades were defeated by a might hive been in her Irariaesn, but sudden attack of 3,000 peasants, ormod ronixed in the Michican towns. BAsitrtxwKHR U Often Mksitie plating Lady'Franklin wm net of the number. sat often for hours at a time reading -^Sheriff Fleming lias put up the only with scythea, pitchforks and axen. on spoons—Wben.ib wean, jo# it shows She clung to tim hope that her husband poetry and devouring novels and munch­ It is a curious fad that flie rules of war­ shutters of the Cook House nt Ann' still lived, and that, although perhaps the brass. . , . ing at chocolate drops, for which, by the fare lately proposed by Russia and Arbor at tho' suit*of tho owner, who It is one of the maruaitiew of natural by, ahe was continually dispatching tho did not pari two congenial, loving liearU. Tbo wrecked in iha. Arctic seas, ho had strongly urged by Prussia would have wank'd 82,200 rent, which was due and man who, though poor .and otaoim. engaged found a homo among tho Edquimnux, history that a hsroe w>jays hi* food most errand bay, Qiuggs. But whatever ahe with ybn aa errand boy. <W<Rnls«d. by moaim of not paid. prevented the peasants from “ interfer­ and would eventually Iw rescued. She when he hasn’t a bit iu his mouth. did Snaggles’ derks thought bewitching; ing " in this nnmannered way with regu­ —George Geddes, of New York, wan and ahe, keeping them at a distanoe, -yetJ besought the government to eend out an A buxd man in Southern Illinois can lar troops. It was lucky for PruMnn, nvitod to deliver the addrem !>cfqre the expedition in search of the explorer*. had thorn all her 4eyuted staves, ready, fooltea Quiggd. Go on making *onr money, when she was colled Brandenburg, that Branch County Agricultural Society next play checkers, but can’t find the wood­ if need be, to throw thcmselvee into the papa; lire to board if and be isappy. Let no .Several expeditions went out, both from they did. Juno 18,1675, the two armiea fall, but declines on account of age and pile if his wife wants an armftil of wood. East river or drown themselves at Coney thought of me worry yon. When you reel this England and America, and m,185C Lady met. Prussia had than no hundreds of Uhmdth. Ax old gentleman of great experience I alia!! no longer be Leonora Snagglca. but Franklin herself fitted up an expedition Inland,’bo great was their admiration for thousands of trained soldiers. - A beg­ „ “Licoxoka 8maoou» Kwon." —The Detroit Evening Newt an­ says he is never tutisfied that a lady un­ to join in the search. It was not until the dark-eyed beauty. Gregory wns derstand* a kiss until ho has it from her garly array of 15.000 -men was all slie That was a sad day nt Snaggles' store 1854, however, that any tidings came nounces thet Chauncey H. Gage, of East sure she was desperately taken with him, . । ■, could put into the field, and. only 9,500 Saginaw, has married Mias Isabella Peck, own mouth. for more than one person. Indeed, sc and that wm the rea&on of. her fondneae great was the agitation of the principal bock from the frozen zone. In tlmt of these were opposed to .the 15,000 of Lansing, and now gauges his liappi year Dr. Bea found some reties of the .torpoetry and candy ; wlxile Gibbs re­ Swedes. At first, fortune favored the and alsrks of this establishment that it lost navigator*, but they were on joiced in his aecrel heart that he wm latter, who have always been hard wua closed on that account. ficient to demonstrate that the vosseta —A special reports tho destruction by MISS SNAGGLES’ CHOICE. sach a styliali, wcll-dreaeed fellow, it wns “Busiiieea suspended ou account of had been crushed in tho ice, mid to dis­ fighters. The Prussian lino was beaten fire of Bentley’s saw-mills, iu Gratiot . ------------no wonder all the girls liked him. But repairs," read Snaggles’ customers, and liack. Then the great Elector said: In Mr. Snaggles’ stationery and book pel all hopes for tho safety to tho crew. Hail, horrors, hail! One hundred county, with 500,000 foot of lumber. old Snaggl 's was a great Hpy upon they wondered what sort of repairs were But Lady Franklin refused to believe “Take me as your captain, not your sov­ Lorn, $10,000; uninsured. store there was strange conuautiou. The Pardee, and fifty “picked Welsh singers" Leonora, and often spoke tiharply to her going ou iu that darkened plaoo. Greg­ tlid inevitable, and' again in 1857 fitted ereign,” drew his sword, and charged at Cook A Co., of Chicago, lost 600,000 feet are organizing an expedition .to attend clerks, with their polite manners and about mistakefl in the nceounta, and That charge ory and Gibbs held high holiday, winch up the steamer Fox, and placed it under tho'head of his troops. air of style, smiled at one another beam­ tho Centennial nt Philadelphia.—Nau of lumber. darkly hinted at tho banishment of The Swedes soon fol! they enjoyed to tho full by ^pending all command of CapL McClintock. In the decided tho day. ingly. Mr. Snaggles’ daughter, Leo­ —Volume 1 of the session laws of 1875 York Herald. poetry and novels from tiie desk, whereat back. Their famous commander, Wren­ their spore cosh io heal their wounded summer of 1859, Capt. McClintock dis­ nora was coming home from, boarding­ A numbeb of Winnebago Indians have has just l»een issued. ■ It makes a book Ilin daughter would sometimes burst into feelings, and from being almost enemies, covered on the shore of King William’s gel, was captured. Brandenburg leapt school, and being on accomplished teorr, and disappear amidst the sympa­ into sudden prominence among European of 464 pages, and contains all the general put on white shirts and are trying to bo they became firm friends. scholar and mathematician was to be ; Land a record deposited in a cavern by laws, 284 in number, 37 joint resolutions, cirilised, but if they haven’t got corns thetic regards of Snaggles' clerks. One powers, and Pnuwin whs born into the At the expiration of a week Snaggles* elevated to tho poftt of bookkeeper in । tho survivor’s of Franklin’s company. 11 concurrent resolutions, and the State all over their feet th<jy might as well day Snaggles hinted at something which store was operand again, and .customers Tho document, dated April 25, 1848, family of nations. tho store in place of her father, retired, drop the fond delusion.—Jetton Timat. »ct Gregory and Gibbs frantic. The second ocutonory of the battle Treasurer’s annua! i eport for 1874. tljronging in found everything the same stated that Sir John Franklin had died and Miss Snaggles, it was reported, was “ You foolish girl, you!” arid tho en­ Oxnr forty-tiuee oflicers have .gradu­ —A. A. Phe.l;>fl, of Gross Isle, found a save a new though in someway familiar on tho 11th of June, 1847 ; that the Ere­ was celebrated throughout Germany. a rare little beauty, with tho rosiest of raged num—Snaggles wo mean—as be ated from West Point during the bet six .stone a week ago upon which was rudely The great festival, however, wm on the face at the desk, a handsome dork-Laired .bus and Terror had been abandoned on utopped at tho desk and abstracted a and blue-eyed man, introduced pom­ April 22, 1848, when the survivors, 105 field, of Fehrbellin. -This was marked, engraved a captive bound to a tree, a war­ months, and it is evident that the time witching manners. Indeed she was a •volume of “Owen Meredith" from Leois coming when tho private soldiers will rior with upraised tomahawk prepared to pously as “My iwn-iu-low, sir, Mr. in number,' started for the Great Fish iu 1800, by a stone bearing tho laconic thoroughly captivating tittle witch, and nora’fl'hands. ‘‘IltYo you’ve been two be in tho majority.—Detroit FrebErcu. Kxega,” by Saagglaa himself. Gregory , river. Other relics were discovered that legend: “ Hero Brandenburg founded strike and a maiden averting the blow, her presence st the desk would make months in this store and it hasn’t cured A doctor, attending a wit who was and Gibbs couldn't stand jt at first, but tended to confirm this statement, when Premia.” A statue of the great Elector and n rude attempt to represent trow, tho stare of Claudius Snaggles a very you yet!- I believe I’ll leave yon alone is to bo pnt up there now. The Crown water and a canoe. very ill, apologized for being! late one they have become accustomed to the tiie Fox returned to England. attractive spot. Thus rcatonetl the gen­ to your fate—poverty and toomfoolary, Priuoc, surrounded with cheering citi­ —After a trial at Grund Rapids, last­ day by raying that be had to clop to sec tlemanly clerks upon the morning tbni idea now. Snaggles has rest and oorq Lady Franklin was now compelled to Mias Snaggles. -. Yes, I -repeat, poverty zens, laid the foundation atone of tho ing five*days, Joseph Street was acquit­ a man who had fatten dowQ.a welL Miss Snaggles wos to assuma-command and tomfoolmy I" Aud Snaggles* angry fort in his old age, and hiswxjoudtowers now monument At tho great dinner ted. of the murder of Martin Harrigun “ Did ho kick the budwtt” inquired the never in so prosperous a wndition. —on appropriate morning, by the bye, husband alive. But she still hoped tlmt hand li&ving fought at tiie blao and gold which followed, the Prince said, in his on the night of May 1. Gustave Chrint other. some of the crew would be found wjio volume of poriry, and tlxrown it vio­ tag full of sunshine, a sprftjg morn­ and, chancing to gaze nt the signboard, could give an account of his last mo­ speech proposing the health of tho Em­ will now be tried for the offense, and (lie Salo a Magistrate toau aetra^Your lently across tho store, it landed upon ing, bright in the extreme. A. bevy of' tiib cranium of Quxgge, who stood by saw that a xtew and Stylish one replaced menta, and perhaps give to the world tho peror: “This field is the cradle of the witnesses for the defense of Street will profession, Mademoiselle 1" “Artiste." Kingdom of Pnuwia. ” The whole cele ­ t>o used for tho prosecution of Christ. clerks stood by the door ..talking the familiar sign of “ClnudiuH Snag­ result of the expedit ion. ’ Up io the day " Youragei” “ Twanty-lrali “Usher, cageriy together concerning the fair gles. ” "Indeed, we read, in the gilt let- of her itenth alio never wearied of ’pat­ bration had n religious tone. It begun —In the Buy City Common Council yon can now swear the lady to tell tho Quiggn started abruptly, and nn angry '’^“ >■.-7; ' atrangcr. Let us listen to their conver­ tluA aol. 4».r hi. <•«■. Lemon liftol I <™. Wuomd «> ut-U-H?. the u.m«: ronizing expeditions to tiie North pole, and ended with hymns, and a sermon charges *Iiare been preferred against troth, the whole tenth, ^nd nothing but sation. upherb«MoTe.ma «oiM beoigol, ; 4 , b<x>k»«llm m. and took an active interest in all such formed part of it So the Prince refer­ City Marshal M. E. Craney, charging the truth.” ?“1 tiil you what,” said Jauwe Greg-, red to tho need of “ humble gratitude to Cambriix-.b is proud of a young r oman acta of corruption, lewdnesa, drunkenopoohta. She good mJ''rom explorations. When the expedition from ' * most important j>crsu5agi> in emdm>fc>dtag( Tho rad ol thi. ramo 1«“ “«-'r “ Portsmouth started for .the Arctic re­ the Giver of Victory”—a sentiment to ness, indecent conduct, and the re­ mo innocent and pure-minded that she Suagglea’ store, aa he stood twisting his no Mi> SuMsle*' dimppemra-v tor 1 ■»“'>' di.plerao.1 with her rterage gion a few weeks ago, Lady Franklin, be honored, but which, as forming pari ceipt of money—one dollar per day—for remarked to hier intended tho day pre­ of n paiMionate praise of a bloody battle, light moustache jauntily—quite a hand allowing tho continuance of waiter girl vious to her marriage : *’ Now mind ! I ri.r. and rad ttic U... reinstatement reiMUUmeut Aoioe.-7ftOrtA and Hw. although feeble .in health, was present to two whol. whole days, sounds something like the Emperor's Some young fallow to behold ; “I fell won't have a baby brought ■ into tho saloorji. see tho ships off, and sent words of kind­ of her fathos at tho desk; and mean while famous dispatch to the Empress, during you what, Mira Snaggles will find EINirANO ELltSH. ly cncouragemeut to tho crew. One of ' —John C. Winans, of Chelsea, has house." Gregory and Gibbs were Wire Leonora the late war, whiclynight be freely ren­ that slw must decide pretty soon beTwestv five years ago ri Missouri boy Many elaborate comjnirisons have been her sons accompanied the expedition. sold bin well-known trotting borac Frank was in lova with both of them, Snag­ dered thus: * Ju her scorch for some relics of her to some California men. Mr. Winans left his liome, ‘arid started out to become gles' know it, and, puaBe-proud fellow made Mto the comparative food values President of the Uniteil 'He got never would trot his homo for money, that ho. was, objected to |hem on ac­ of butoher’s meat and fish, tuid occa­ lost husband, Lady Franklin expended aeon her. James Gregory smiled as far as Ciuciruuiu. That Loy 'is now a Imperial Praaaia may well bo proud of but a noted career is predicted for him count of their poverty; hence the melan­ sional controversies have .arisen on the her entire fortune, and died compara­ . ODnosfaklly. It wm vejy evident upon num, and also qim . of tfa> best shoemakers choly, the poetry and candy, Mias Snag­ subject, in,.whichlhe utmost diversity of tively pour. She was cateemed by all FehrbeUim It was indeed her cradle. in the future, as,‘without any training, whom Miss Snogrtee’ choke must fall I ‘ . ,-• Some who knew her for her many clrarities and The lusty infant who first tasted blood ho lias Ixstien everything on tho Ohebiea in the Ohio Stahr Prison. gles' tears*rant disappearance! “She opinion has been cxyhratad. *• Pshaw 1“ repin'd another genttaA mam was charged at the; ‘Dublip economic writers maintain tlmt fish has great jieraoual worth. The world lias there has quenched its thirst since at TOanly de-k, by name Thomas Gibbs, os Police Court, recently, with totaling a lost a brave, good womnu, whose devono food value worth fqieakiiig of. Others Leipsic, Sadowa, and Sedan, and has Gregory fiercely to Gibbs. —Gov. Bagley has appointed Joseph ho starched his collar higher in the* cask of whisky, one of those i rolled out say !hih food mqgt occujiy a middle posi­ tiae to her husband is almost without n thrived on the diet, until it now overR. Haviland, of Traveree City, -Stat/' “That she must!” returned Gibbs, neck, jingled his watch-guard- and cur­ tion between vegetables and beef or mut­ parallel in history, but who, in tho midst Swamp-Land Commissioner, under the arranging Iris cravat at one of tho ehowsorily gianoed at the array of rings he prisoner was fined £1, ami - tlto'whisky ton. Again, learned authority says that of her own gn At grief, did not forget the COLORADO. ri-ecnt act of the Legislature. The Gov­ wore, m though Leonora Snaggles oouldJ oaao windows. fiaB, well oookpiLwitb oil or fat of some woch of otifera. Not only England, but Colorado Territory—the “ Centennial ernor has also certified to tho construc­ ordered to he sent to tile MeotfrHospital “She aurilod on mo sweetly four days nwist, tho mighty power of style and wjtii butter, when the whok world, will mourn her death State,” as she terms herself—whose ad­ tion of the Portage Lake and Latke Bn- for the use of the patients. “'God help | kind, or served wjui <lress! Just at this point of theconver- 1ago,” from Gregory. the totients,” said thri prisoner when he i brought to lhe table,/’ is chemically the and speak words of praise in her mem­ mission into tlie Union on the 4th of jierior Ship Canal, entitling the com­ nation the frontdoor opened, and a :------r~yat - Quiggs —oD'‘just " . bdforo she K.1U10 iuj butcher’s meat, so far as nutri“— She smiled hoard this.' t " ''.‘ July, 1876, may bo considered a fixed panies to the land-groat ory______________ somewhat sccdy-looklng individual i ^uft the Htore," from Gibbs, A max halted a doctor>hp woatlrivtag , tion is concerned. ” Another writer says fact, however impolitic that admission —Some time ia November last a lad sauntered in with a alipehod air, his;-- ‘‘QhWPb indee/l” Gregory' along China stt fish ax^food tb only fit for children A brief telegram from Utah, the other may be, now claims a population of by the name of Martin Burns left his several inquiries concerning on ^cquaintclothes hanging loosely upon him, and I Mughed contemptuously. ' am! 'invalids, and is totally unfit to sup­ day, anuouncod that John D. Lee had 140,000, from which a liberal discount home in Ypsilanti to l>e gone a few days, sujoe who died on Cloy stowai .the day his man of rumpled rod hrir frowaed !- At the end of two days Mm. Jx?onora port the health /and /vigor of men and turned State's evidence, and made a full may safely bo made, Colorado will be about hia £*»•, ont-oC which gased two Snogglc.i rauue into-tiie store for some ;womeg engaged; in tabdta and oacupa- expose of the Mountain Meadow Massa­ tiie second State in size in tha Union, hrard of him. He was then 15 y<*n> of Sleepy blue eyre, wlxich, spite his uiifor- j note-paper'' w 'tipns.- Aa usual in .such disputes, we cre. To the average reader this will not being cclipecd only by Texas. The s»appearance, gave him a touch of . “Not for^tae/’ V ‘ " f to. 7 ••-And-aidi- buietmp »hteixueutal she said, to Mr. niy btid that the truth Has between the be a startling statement, but to thoee Mwaed valuation is $44,478,806. Her xnan who had both logs amputated by beauty, for they were ringnlarly hand- Gregory, in her low, nwret voioc, winch Lta^ extremes. Many per»ons fallowing who'remember the details of the massa­ muring product in 1874 was valued at the cars butt March. replied the doctor.; “hi eaflixl for seme *y<«, though he rubbod them I sounded full of hushed teaxfa “lOh, nb; hboriouH ockupatufan, ..especially in •7,118,510. The assessed valuation of cre it will promise the most tragic sensa­ krPfa-°!?a/ne<1’ ? w*m&a’ to make! for • friend. Some marked with ku J^foothind, bve largely on’fish. In that —Win. Kinnoy, of Schoolcraft, by ac­ whisky jnstas he gasped h» last breath!" cattle in 1874 was $4,750,000, and of tion of this decode. t to bhad ,hn<Mt with h“/ra“b/rihniste! initial—the initial K." Gregory pro-1 country, tkn fishermen themselves eat a cident took a through train from Chi ­ — Vfctf>urg Herald. In 1857 a company of nearly 150 emi­ sheep, $525,000. It is claimed tliat the cago on tho Michigan Centpil railroad, u grants from Arkansas paiised through annual wool product exceeds 2,000,000 few days tinea, and wanting to atop at a tells the foltovring story : “I ,«i» rick a Utah for California. In the Rocky pounds, atul that the value of farm and way-station, was informed by lhe in­ short time ago, and tiie ca( would come rare, girl Wbra Ma the wira -bo - - lovely - r——fin-igglr. - —— , — -y— UDjortoko ,prat ----- ----ol th. — । range beyond they were asaailed by an garden products during the pawl five * was vim aupplu-d minnlu.il with the flin note-paper nrtto.naTwir she uh<t men'a ___ r_____ I- are -_ work, still stronger and । enemy, supposed to be Indians, who years has averaged SU50.000 each year. ductor that if he stopped, be woold have from the table to the bed irequmitly. clerks contemptuously. “ helned hnnw4f t__ _____ ' ‘ In Portugal, ___ t c-1. . them from behind rocks and I''no aantml lumber product is30.000,000 to jump from ths train while in motion. Shn fy-dly caught a mouse g-aI brought If to to some pens fmm from Mr Mr. Wealthier. fish fried in oil ■ fired. ... upon morning! Where’s’your and tlnm departed slowly pignoe • large pxiq»ortion ol the food of • trees, and compelled the emigrants to J rained st $775,000. In 1874, He jumped, and was seriously, if not it to the lied, laying it dpwu batida me. trai tiie store, but as she ; the population; Uieir Iteh diet is supple- barricade themselves with wagons and ■ $65,000 in internal revenue taxes was fatally, injured. . door. Gregory thcmgU he (nn-uted by a littfc bread and fruit, and ; throw ap a slight tatrcuchmenta. The collected by Colorado, Hring a larger ------- Dexter Fritz was brought before Mt would bring X back. until 1 thought Wfh i ‘ k —7—“— aaw her smite, and at f^uiggB, the errand although the peasafl try ef the tarn! never : s(WMilyita were, fa fact, Mormons seeking W1U1 wmcniiesbpsbodded ov« to the boy. WMsuchathfagiK4wfMel QuiggM JxirUke meat, yet they are a for piuudcr.and niter o long and frtatirea do,M *n‘*'u*k- «oJ predating C i - did j-j not* look ( -,41 — ——— — - - -• attack they'sought to effect by airategy ! what force failed to acoumplish. The Quiggr,” mhl 8ns, the dust greeted though Lie life depended upon it. • i on,,ami a week had one morning found H-tagg" only grunted and swept on fite ’ aid Mr. Snaggles ati his his desk dealt bright LHixht and m»l tuoru vigorously. When the afore wasearly as usual,. but in a terrible liumor, Dicely eteftiw-d be tatook himsdf to tiie as that boy Quiggs bad act p»rt in an «■ unswopt, everything was at rix«t and Burens. ggiee* breakfast had been badly Irtfut l.u, vr-.m.l w.,.1 XT.ua. «uu than was collected in either Nevada, 'Justice Welter at Lansing the other day, Oregon, or Vermont. Colorado has now fifty-six organized towns, 100 small ret­ examination was sent to the County Jail Uementa. and about 220 pradofficee, and till the October term of the court. If a mtifffodinri! to ofajaUj- desires to their ambuscade, changed their disguise I lotion of 22,000. keep reasonably thin, he must deny himself the luxuries -«k same a/mu* of .it ton ittvnrtaa <rf nt ths to» table und ■ take plenty of rxerrfa . HurHebaehriding, playing al billiards, font fag. .------- a - . , ---------ewitfimiug, gymuasttex, are all <*qutd!y exultant. At table, he riwtain from bread, butter, mill .^,.l,l<aa^ V—<-w. sq nitre], and each day few I There are 667 mitee of 1 h>s apprenticeship in the State Reform I was in bed flbe brought $ ; ba extisens' efothca, made »' detour, and ‘ railway uow fa operation, and 150 more ; School. He was arrreted st Ann Arbor ’ jupproacbed the ramp from the eaet, - Brill be added during the present year. > by D«$»nty Sheriff Nealy. cbdmfagtobs a relief party from Salt 'ft*™ T-Mkc Qty. Thia plca df friendship **»«.▼ availed to alby auapickm, and tl«^» w«*ry nmignmta piM Ux-ir umJuto into ww- rix daily axxl tuirty-eigfcl m wajiap-ra in the Terril.wy; —The annual directory of Detroit, jxmt isoued, eoetafos 88,030 namra, bring an English Ctamni! Lawyers, 159 ; phyriciriw, 160 ; • reputed Munuon leaders ware John D. -noe amounta to 188,000. �----------- EDITOR. GRAND afiictad FRIDAY CsstalMxBmd I L. C. BOISE. AUttVRT FLOWN*,. of MamsSaturday- and At DI VIS ON . The ReHhMe ftbert Liae “49 JULY 30.1875, RAPIDS XCA-H'V A.MO WEtfT, other boys, in Black River,’ some lour miles Ike pil toBfue sad disAgraaable taste io the nouth, southeuKt of South Haven. coininc .up of food itfier eating, low rpiriiM, The daughter of Robert McCune, Ac. Go to your Draggiet and get a 75 bot-‘ YOU WILL FIND of Grand Rapids, eloped from home tie, or a Ample bottle far 10 cento. Try it and lhe distracted father, fearing shej ha* been enticed into had company, mart's Christianity ask has gone to seek her in Chicago. With Naw and Fnxsn Goons, which they him for that five dollars he owes you . will aeQ st Charter Warren, of Charlotte, was If he doesn't drop Im under jaw more arrested Wednesday evening on the than one inch, the chances ate that charge of committing rape npon?a 1G he’ll never lather your hen roost. year-old danghfer of Mr., llall, of Ben­ ANSOM HARDY, AUBURNDALE, MASS. Seldom "put off until tomorrow ton. He was placed under §1,500 bond* for his appearance in court. what you can do to day," unless it is, Warren is a young married miin. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF those things you ouglrt-never to do ; ■His mother was buried -only u week or to kiss |?) the hired girl when ago, and his wife is very ill, your wife intends the very next day Mrs. Levi Newell, of Seneca GRAND RAPIDS AND MUELEGOK BOISE & LEE Wholesale and Retail 1XM 1*» HAS JUST RECEIVED A ALL ABOARD Whenever two parties are to settie a dispute, let each imagine himself in the place of the other, and then act accordingly. Then nobody will get “upon. his car," and somebody get his eye blacked, ur thumb “chawed.” ‘ Township. Seneca County, living near Morendi, ■committed suicide 1 Sunday by taking poison. Some ’ rumor* hail got abroad relative io her (character, and her husband had con­ ,versed with her concerning them, 5ul she promptly denied them. She 1 whs so affbeted, however, that soon 1 after she took the poison, and in ’ suite of medical nssistansc died in a That person, or class of persons, isliort time. who lielieves that man is not best At eight A. M. of Monday there calculated for that business or pro- .was a terrific boiler explosion at a fexsion toward which his taste and iportable steam saw mill four miles inclinations lead him, is as little ac­ north of Goble's Station, on the.Kal­ amazoo and South Haven Railroad. quainted with the laws of nature, as Samuel Gill man, the proprietor, and a yearling steer is with lhe multipli­ Frank Bayless were instantly killed. cation table or the Beecher scandal. Engineer Frank Burrell was serious­ If that cow doesn't stop switching ly, it is feared fatally, injured. The crown of Gillman's hsad was literally her tail in your face, very politely re­ torn ofl, while the body of Mr Bay­ quest her to “so.” If she doesn’t less was hurled a long distance into “so” worth a cent, get awful mad, the lake. The explosion made a ' and with the “milk stool" break eve­ complete wreck of tho mill, leaving ry confounded bone in her blasted nothing but the saw. A person whe was nearly a mile from lhe scene saw body. Then you’ve got a dead sure the smoke-stack flying over the iree thing. tops. The end of the pipe whiah She Bible says, that if- a person took water from the supply tank was protected by a sieve, anc. thiu had be­ has the unkindpess to smite you on come choked with cinders and other the right cheek, you should turn lhe mstter so as to out ofl lhe supply left and let him smite that, also. Rut water, which caused lhe explosion. show me the innocent creature who THAT DETIffOlT |JUSTICE. wcan live up to that .commandment, TO be required; A story m told of a re­ seat incident that may be repeated n thousand times daily. A merchant received a dollar in part payment of an account, early one morning, and u few minutes later paid it to his butcher. It was peculiarly stained, so that it ailracied attention. An Lour or two later tho same bill was paid iu on another account, and was •gain paid out. It was received on account and for goods no less than six times during the day by the mer­ chant His curiosity was excited, and, as the expressman would say, ■ I a tracer to learn the route veled during'the day. He rised to learn tliat it had hands twenty one times. It finally rested io bis safe at night; It is not probable that all the money in circulation will average nearly so much activity ;«nd yet there arc but few who have ever thought seriously of lhe paramount value to every bus­ iness relation of keeping money rap­ motion in lhe community, * A SPECIALTY. SUGAR 10 to 14 Cents! SPBIM S88BS! LIVE GROCERY THE DEST ASSORTMENT OF 0 F SHELF GOODS IN THE VILLAGE. P. DURHAM Fort Wayne, Jactson I Saiinaw R. R. CANNED FRUITS Don’t make your pur AT COST! chase until yon have FANCY GROCERIES sen my Stock. Where can he found a OF ALL KINDS NEW OP SHORT LINK BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TIME. Going South. Of all kinds, sad Teas, Coffees, Spices, Crockery, AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION! KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! Gl issware & Woodeairare, as Of all kinds which we warranttobe pure In abundance, and CANDIES ! CHOICE Paid for all kinds of Produce, or exchanged for goods. For the babies; in fact, I’OU UARGAINR Kverythinff in the Grocery Line! BOISE COIbZEIE <Sc SEE 05*- Country Produce of every de ■ scription taken in exchange for Goods. P. DURHAM. The Nanhviilc People Amazed. have alxugblerad them. Tho agitated air that breaks lhe mighty for«t fails to check the downward courec of price*. And the people of Nashville are amaicd to eee J. L. Reed A Co's Buggies c”ming to their city | for sale so cheap, To demonstrate the truth ef Ihie statement call at KE 11B A , CROC KE H’S. where youean "See for ■ Youreelf.” We are selling cheap, and we ' cordially inrite every man, woman, and In Michi- child in Barry County to call at our ware­ (WQ YOVNU HEN TO . LEAHN TEL1XHAPIIV, with tw! cltiuiUun* guaranteed. Salary paid while practldns. Addrera with (lamp. C. A. SHEARMAN. ' 8apt- U. T. C-. Oberlin, Ohio. house in Bastings, and see for themselTt*. 2P. o s to Saw Mill! ST g K Hastings, Manufacturer of Hard and Hott W’tod 3 LUMBER, SP &> *6 M FOR THK 8 wholesale;* retail trade. 3 3 J. L. REED & CO, usual thinks he can, next year, bring and reedy al aHUm^h it tip to >200,000- Mich. 3 pikiMTCRE MANUFACTORY! 3 a I § 5! 0 P d 3 B BUILDING LUMBER! LIQUID PAINTS S' o on 3 JACOB LENTZ & SONS An Iowa lady concludes an antiManufacturers and keeps on han suflrage letter as follows: ‘You DETROIT may took a! this matter in whatever light you will, but simmer it down as it is but a quarrel with the Almighty N. IL We aleo call attention to our brand of Strictly IPurw XXTHitw Lend, that we were not all men." «100.00 IN GOLD. We warrant thU Whll- Lead to U chemically A Kansas girl says that nothing Together with a full assortment oi her ao mad os to have a grasshopper crawl up and down her bacKjust as MIRRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES her lover has come to the proposing AND CARDS, BRACKETS, point. ________ a Works. Parlor, Library, Dinin, Office at “OYSTER OCEAN” Ladle.’ and Geat-’ Re.taarant, Plymouth Church is going to take care of Mrs. Tilton, Bessie, Tom Cooke. Shearman, and all others who swore for Beecher, - practical Of all styles and sixes, and METALIC CASES furnished to ordea Jeweler & Watchmaker SNR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand. - MICHIGAN. S’ 0 O LATH & SHINGLES. Depot, Nashville, Mich. - <8 A W. OLDS. 3 3 Pg U Z IS 3 B COFFINS AND CASKETS, HUBBARD, 2 B DUSTERS, 40. &C-, Bah Cabs and Peramimlatursi P £1^1 □0 GENERAL FUNTURK! CYRUS Kxpnm. llHnoU Rallroai save money by getting your Buggies in your own County. Every Buggy is warranted thoroughly. congregation as “I don't think you were born to re­ form the world,” said a Carried Bos­ ton lady to lhe new pastor, who was inclined to prmre her beauty rather loo warmly. IndUnapoUa 3 S WantedJammed lately. White Lead t£ •M Bxasau—Wlth Detroit, HlllMalc Rallwnd. Wm B. BAVAGB & BROa COLUMN PATENTS. HrijX Bay City C. A. TRUMAN LEE. The Air Breais Fail to Check the Domari Course. heated term is over so he can get Nearly 100.000 people have been kilien by violence during the past year, and yet women will stand on the back of a chair to reach to the top shelf of lhe pantry. it Great HlauRlite r! Came anil See! Widtham Mm__________________ ILu.ki-r* Jonravllle OFF THE TRACK. PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. 42 Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. call and see ua before purchasing. Which will be sold al Mrs. Sartons is going to bring ton Davis, Alexandria H. President Grant’s grandson up on the and all lhe ex officers and bottle. and Bailors of the Con fed er A flirt is a fool, who delights in soldiers Ohio; BrartoM Detroit I. TIIE No. 1 The first man out was a railroad who wouldn’t—for anything—set the brokeman, who had been celebrating the world on 8re. his grandfather's birthday. “Yju run on the cars, eb?” asked Talk of your freedom ! but when a man isn't allowed to get cleverly the court. •‘Yes, sir.” drunk—come homo and deposit the “And you belong to that class of .delicious contents of his stomach up men who open the doors as lhe train on the best carpel, it is about time stops at Pontiac and yell out “Uponlyac at lhe passengers.” somebody has said something. The man was silent, There may l»e tho greatest pleasure It makes my bones _l»oil when I in chewing tobacco and the broad­ think of how I’ve been used on these cast squirting of it* filth all over the railroads,” continued his honor. ‘The hearth, but it looks to me like the seats,are locked, lhe water cooler empty, the windows won't stay up, blunt end of nasriness. and every few minutes you cry out If you d. sire to become humorous, •Jawkun' for Jackson, or ‘Kl-a zoo’ for Kalamazoo. Lbelieve 1'1! mark diet steadily on .buckwheat cakes; you for six months.” but if you don't care to know just "Please sir," protested the prisoner. exactly how far you have instantly "I most strike a blow at this great sunk in—lhe mire of moral depravity, evil somewhere, and I might as well don't refuse to buy your wife that commence on you." “Please, air, I was never here be­ ten dollar bonnet. fore, and it's my first drunk m four years.” His Honor leaned back and chewed lhe corner of hii blotting pad while Push your greenbacks around and he reflected. Finally ho said : Jleep them in circulation. The coun­ “Well, Til let you go, though I’l try does not require an increase in be blamed for it. Now. sir. after this paper currency. That would lead, as you want to adopt a different style. k invaribiy docs, to in inflation of When the train approaches a station prices and we would be impelled to you want to go through the car like a pay more for everything we ent, cat, smile gently, and say in quiet drink, and wear. What is needed tones. ‘Ladies and gentlemen, this now is not an increase of paper mon­ train is now iu the outskirts of the ey, but a more rapid circulation of beautiful City of Yysilanli, and such that now in the market. It is the as you desire to step off will please nimble sixpence and not the slow make ready, and may health and shilling that does the work. Monprosperity ever attend you.' What •y is offered at 2 1-2 per cent, and an inovatioa that would be, sir ’ How has few takers at that low rate. lhe traveling public would rush for Money is still {lying dormant. No-1 your road ! Will you do this, Mr. body wants it, or, if there aro parties Wellington ?' . iu need they hove no sntislactory The prisoner promised, and was securities to ofle«. Buriness was allowed to go.—Free Preet. overdoue, and it requires rest unjil tho surplus stocks have become ex­ Beecher is well pleased with his hausted. That will soon be the case. Business is improving. Let every­ increase of salary, and as soon as the around among his FINE, LARGE STOCK OF GLASSWARE and I will' show you an individual body help it along by his energy and >finendly expression of confidence. Settle up old debts and be caution; in contracting new ones. Long credns reqttire long puises when pay day comes ro—d If lhe people would pay cash more generally in their bus- A Hunday nyhl Grand KapldaSa 15,0o m.antvta* •* DatroiU^C Qg Qs Clocks, Spectacles, T*i*iceB : Cleaning Watches, •• rifoeLr 1.00 LOO .75 Warranted I UisbctM hraiM! Wc manufacture our Furniture from the CRAB. W. DBMABAY Nashville Mich. �NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! 1-X- >2 to arrest Sidmoro. who resisted and m.OX HAND AT FRIDAY, - JULY 30,1875 W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, Iks, finally by the Marshall shooting u'avi’ri’pvi'A —Circuit Court oats -next Monday at Bastings. intent io kill. Harting* ia rightly named MORTGAGE SALE. Whkuas, on the 24th day of July, 1872. this, scoundrel ia full measure. Jeremiah Shopbe 11 and wife gave a mortgage ER. ML. D., Hom<-oio Millie C. Francis to secure the payment -Tho whert crop ia this vicinity La* all of the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Belters, The post-oflwo trouble! at Sheridan have ($26O.GO) which said m- rigage waaffuly re­ corded in ths office of the Regtetnr . f Deeds VPEBSTER fc BOBBS, Bl«ek—The band beys are talking about build­ quieted down. Tho particulars of tho ease in and f.r Barry Connly, Michigan, on the I ’ amKhK AU Mei* of bt tho Blaricihnlth were : Z. B. Willison has been pekcoMter lag a public halL A good idea. Dry G»od«, Ctslhlig, Oats, Caps, Bosts, Shots, Notloas, —Woman la an angel. To prove thia just Thornanpte Lake, secured the appointment B. RASEY. Dntyronn. Goods and displace the props of her clothes line. J Shirts, Collars, the offlen to thornsppte Lake, when the duly and legally recorded on tbe second <l»y old Totten property, south* of' Oi l’s saw Sheridan friends set to work and bad Z. B. of January, 1871. In tbe Register’s office for Caffs, Willison re-appointed postmaster, and an or- Barry county , Michigan, in Liber "f>” of miU. AGENTS TOK THZ CKUtBBATBV mortgagee, on page 41, and M. M. Francis —Al Lenlx is making arrangements to is how the owner of said mortgage, and no turn the office to Sheridan the Aral of next suit at tew has been instituted to recover erect a dwelling house, on his lots across surpass anything ever offered to Ute public. quarter. Until then the office will be and Every Instrument warranted. ' tho river. known u Thornapple Lake, but will be lo­ FIRST CLASS AU kinds of cated at Sheridan as formerly. Thur»day leal hot a few barrels full more 12-100th dollar*, also an attorney fe will come acceptable. Tuesday a melancholy chap arrayed in Takes as payment.' SUITS from $8. t« $30. sn outlandish linen duster and an odd straw to foreclose the fame i northoart part of the village, and $400 for Is acknowledged by all tending muetetens E. M. Gates' residence. inquired the price of huckleberries. "Fif­ sell lhe premises described in said mortgage Made up in good styles and warranted to fit at public auction on tbe 6tb day of Novem­ teen cents." promptly replied the merehant. ber, A. D. 1876, at tbe hour of three o'dock “Fifleen cents ?" and this is America, the in the afternoon, at lhe 'north front Milton Mix. Kstemo . B. W. Walrath and land of lhe free, lhe home of the poor and door of the court house In the City of John Ehret, Nashville, Hastings. Michigan, that being the place of bolding tbe circuit court in and helish despotism,* said the stranger as he for Barry county, to satisfy the amount due Lee have them in seven different varieties, turned to a basket of dried apples and de­ on said mortgagv, together with said attor­ and in order to introduce them'aro disposing posited a few quarters In his mouth. ney fee and all other legal ossls. The de­ scription of said pretniecs as [described in —They had a fight st-McGraw’s boarding said mortgage is: That piece or parcel of of Detroit, Rochester and Eastern manu—Dr. Billingtcn, of Middleville was aa- house last Saturday. It was between a land lying and being in the Village of Nash­ faciurics, at prices that cann’t fall to please. ville, County of Barry and State of Michi verety kicked In the abdomen by a homo railroad band and a young man of Maple gan, known and described as Village Lot, last week Thursday. He is lying in a pre­ Grove named. Biggs; about a few drops of commencing fifty-five (56) feel north of the Boots from $2.50 (O $, pr pair carious condition. water that bad alighted upon Biggs. A north-west corner of Lot No. twenty-seven (27), thence east one hundred thiriy-iwo —Saturday a money package swindler chair descended upon lhe head of tho rail(182) feet, thence north fifty-five (5a) feet, thence west one hundred thirty-two. (132) sett of carbuncles. McGraw had Biggs and feet, thence north flfty-fivo (65) feet to the grinder to make us happy. ' two others arrested for inciting a fight in his house. The boys settled it by paying —Four of the leading croquet players of M. M. FRANCIS, him $10 and the costs, sore bumps were Assignee fur Mortgagee. the village have been challenged to play a A Job lot of CLEMENT SMITH, rubbed and thus ended the "Battle of Bun-. friendly game with an equal number of Attorney for Assignee. 44--1 kerte HilL’’ Hastingitea, and they will accept. LEE & FLEMING, flLEMENT SMITK, V X.-A.WYKR, he. M FLINT, 70,000 NOW IN USE. New AMERICAN ORGANS, CLOTHING H LEE, Deputy MHerltT. J • THE AMERICAN ORGAN JOHN B. EASTMAN. Finest g LIEBHAUSER, ’ ' TAILOR. PAHADY, Manufacturer of * Bwota and Shoes, STOOLS AID ISS!RIK!I(ffl BOOB Instrument ! BOOTS and SHOES, Tliis is [OHM Q CBESSY, WM. JONES, FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY —If our paper should fail U> appear Fri­ —Morris Allen, a young man of Hickory Corners, much esteemed, died, on Friday, day morning, we should expect a bomb­ from the effects of a fall from a load of shell to explore under eur office slaira and blow us into kingdom come where the wick ed are at rest and fleas bite and 'the worm —A new croquet ground between the ho­ dieth put, before we had time to call for a tel and Smith A Put’s hardware is in full clean shirt. Every Thursday night while blast, and nimble manipulators of eroquet we are striking off the News, our office is Nashville, Mich. prepomlnale there from morn till night. thronged with many of onr good patrons, anxious to secure a copy of the News fresh Gntrral CoaveyaMcutg, from the press. Punctuality is our predom­ Lents k Sons fo' a large number of pickets CoUectiom a tptciaky. inating virtue. ■ or balustan, for the fence around his resi­ —The services at the Christian Church dence. The fence will oosl at least $600. MONEY TO LOAN next Sabbath morning and evening, will be —Mr. S. Stiles claims that his well.gives appropriate to the International Sunday School Leeson, John 4th chapter, 6th to I6th fords. What about sinking some of those verses. Morning topic,—-"The Comprehen­ wells ou main St, Can Nashville bear the siveness of the GospeL” Evening tpplc,— pressure! ' " Use of Opportunities; or a Wayside Re­ —A "Harvest Party” will come off al tho ligion.” Job Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings White Goods, printing Ot every description i ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, ATTENTION, ALL! The new firm o W. A. AYLSWORTH. queeting! MILLINERY & FARCY GOODS! Clover Seed, &c.» AU. or THB Bros liHu, Cattim mi Fiittu Done m MILLINERY GOODS! Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS —Read all of the advertisements. Read sponsible men I It will pay yon to trade, with them. They believe in "live and let —The Paw Paw Frees has arrived and live.” will ever be a welcome visitor.. It’s old edi­ tor (and onc« our employer), J. W. Van a copy of the speech delivered by Hon. And in varieties to suit customers, all to be George Willard at Vermontville, on the 4th r.haan far eaah. of July. Ilia Mtiilod "Fates Alarm* and Rea! Dangers,” and is a masterpiece of good ZDRESS LEAKING REESE & DETTERJCK MT TUB Highest Cash T’rice We received, a friendly call from Clement Willard, son of Hon. George Willard, of Battle Creek, last Friday. Mtes Emma Barney, of Marshall, Is vu- —A few nights ago a sneak thief entered Al. Lents’ collar, while tho family were ab­ sent, and appropriated a crock ef lard. He p probably the twin cousin of the one that stole the bunch of shingles from Jacob Lents a short time since. —A barft and contents belonging to Wel­ lington Curtis, in Woodland, wan destroyed Something Interesting and Vai Delivered at their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE SHINGLES, WATER LIME, KOCHER BROS. Drugs, Medicines HAIRr 1 fc., SfC., in the new brick block, apposite lhe Union Proprietors. House, and aro bound to lead the Co. in the He gave us some of our firxl Greeting 2l-<6 REE8E k DETTEBICK. ATKINSON & ROE, Dry Goods Business ! Again in the Trade COUNTRY PRODUCE, BUTTER md EGGS. Elegant New'Querters, which we ship and reiail'at bottom prices. with you. I trust by fair dealing I shall be able to retain your confidence, and to win Ml animus Hare removed to their STUCCO, and as long as we flourish goose-quill, atiek, shooting iron or devil's tail, never will we forget him. He baa been experimenting I world respectfully inform my friends with potato bags, and relates his experience that 1 am as follows. We captured a doxen and put them in wa­ We have just added to (rar already large ter, letting them remain three days. Then and choice stock of turned off tbe water and exposed them to the ipin on lhe head of a barrel, for five minutes there was no stir or appearance of life. Went off and loft them about five min- GENERAL MERCHANDISE Especial Attention is invited to < 7 MS E BSD FL_A.ZW 1ST ZE JLS, BOOTS AND SHOES, BOOTS & SHOES, PAINTERS! GHve Me a Call. Nashville, Mich., Jan. 27, 1875. 44 w2 Lki k Flxmixo. ^fONEY TO LOAN! Tmnntey Aelrte! to have «due off, PERFUMES NX ALLES. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, fix ?<ktta ui Gon, With a complete slock of For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! WHOLESALE Cheap As Dirt, Cheap As Dirt. Cheap as Dirt. a Aflmd Ini ikW Sarita, nr sums or igOO.OO and UPWARDS OS LONG TJMK L. RUMELL. COME AND SEE, MEAT MARKET! Errn|thing }|ou Want, ROE & CLEVER, thanking tb“a public for past favors soil coutinuauno of lhu*Muae, and wuul inform tbe public <bri (bay will Which we will dispose of aa low if not lower FRE yowr Butter, Eggt and Dried I'rtnt. TS. ----Poke tc. Give them a call on W«m vide Main St CASH COME AND SEE, BATES. rocenes L. J. WHEELER . AT ALLEN’S, TOILET ARTICLES, Yankee Notions, NASHVILLE, XHCH. J ;. PUTTY, DYE STUFFS, Boris Bao's will girw-Wiry close to LhCKursox's. WM. VEN?. BRUSHES, GLASS, PAINTS and OIU8, WHICH 18 SOT ZXCILLBB IM TOWS. —G. W. Hoskins, the chap that guid«# the pattering fori LIVERY STABLE! AT ALLEN’S, OILS, VARNISHES IT TOO WANT LOCAL MATTERS. ARTISTIC WALL PAPER. PAINTS, SHAWLS, CASSIERES, —Brick Pomeroy, editor of Pomeroy' annual address before tho Eaton Cm Agricultural society, at Charlotto. BOOKS. S TA T1ONER F. WINES & LIQUORS ! DRESS GOODS. close fitting cover hearty and frisky as when her of the Enterprise contained a quarter of i. Shut up the can and left it a column of thanks to different parties who had presented the editor with cherries, cur- sixteen bugs were alive and mode attempts u ouy Freit io climb the perpendicular aides of the can IW Ml, SALf, BasineBS Relations Bits Pelts ail Fin. BOISE BRO’S Would respectfully call the attention of the citiseas of Nashville and vicinity, to their stock, bought for sub, LATH, FOB ALL KINDS OF —Vermontville must be uable. AINSWORTH A BROOKS, in the Stale. m WDBB POTATOES CORN, APPLES, OATS IS Nashville, Mich., April 1st, 1876. pay the Highest Market Price for Spring and Summer 6th. Everything to insure an eajoyabl* Prof. T. T. Crandall, cf Plainwell, has time will ho done by tbe proprietor, Mr. been engaged to teach our Union School for Dancer. Bill $2. tho ensuing yaaff receiving $600.00 as a —The Comet Band went over to Ver- compensation therefor. Miss Lola H. War­ LATEST STYLES. ren will teach the Primary Department. School commences the last Monday in Aug. Very Cheap. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, MBS. L. O. CROCKER Neck Ties, Rushings, Collars and Cuffs, bpace Ladles’ Linen Collars A Caff* To match* all new Spring style?, bought at my own price, to be sold- accordingly Mr pay the IRghetl Market Pricefor W D. KM HER h in. COME AND SEE. Physicians will find our stock complete, at the lowest livinfi prices. aa posrihle before I mov< Prescriptions Carefally Prejaret' MAKE l¥BAY YOU With thank* for part pair«uage we truat F.C.aF.T.SOI8E,Dr*KbU. S3 . A. W. Al.LEV, �Onto, <>th.rhtod, femito > .Mot faot which ■ rtmerit forbade hope, him diefl away, and the two must now be given up for lost. For four day* ’we I have been listening intently to every (dick ®f the telegraph, anxiously in­ ! qidriht ft* ,t47 to*>a ius wwfa. *«iJ I BOuafy bunting down every rumor, no matter how idle, and tenaq'owdy cherish­ ing ewfrk theory of safety and deliverafiob toTheflj, only to her confronted at het with the sorrowful reality which tea tlio following must now, we fear, Im acknowledged tw r ending May 31, such, that they met their death in the fftwu terrific hurricane of Thursday night, and are buried beneath tho waters of the taxes. were *5,- lake. Exactly how they me* their doom ■rnfaga M.OM,- it fa imponaitete Ujat we should ever Undoubtedly in th* storm, t the ©awn pro|>- know. which a frail airahip like the one which *«er. —Tb© Maryland Democracy liavo'iioiutastod FOSOTON , ;, fa very favorable. It fa midway botwta'the ououw, and the great. ihnr-' oughfare from Ea/tt to West jwwea over it. Ita tenure find a profitable market went of them omung the.* mineru of the Territories, ami an good n market eaat M any of the States have. The Ndbraaka farmer finds a quick profitable withstand! jBut how long and deapcrshort haul to hfa ■ consumer. Hio'dis­ ah-lyrUk«T Struggled for life, how tlwy tance between the producer sad con­ sumer do«6 not up the gm«. Which they were borne on their journey, how they recalled their friends on tho-tend, anil regretted tho Veuturroome spirit that induced mrtararabls for, crop* and price* hare «d- them to - take their live* in their xpntfed v»ry matirmijron projjfaoos a*d Lro^d- Imnda and go out on . such a stiiffs. , perilous journey, are all matters of I locali­ HH' OTctw* ivn^ i uire. Tin fnllUti for.OjtaptroUta; .___ . i Tliarc n no better soil in .ths United States fluin Nebraska has, nor.oBojuare wtaily worked. Tbe land drains itaetf. The whole State fa n system of volleys gar© out. aJthougb he wm a mile ahead. and and uplands, with beautiful streams tan­ ning tlirough tho valteya. Thb soil both ia the valleys and uplands is from five to —Hugh Donahue, of HpringfielA-Motw., baa twenty feet deep, without stones *or completed, thn twk at walking 1,100. miloe in caught ia tlio gale, driven hither and- Stump. The prairie may be broken up i,h» Tfas in the' greatart padaetriM) thitl*fir» like ^n.Alcaj^rate creature gone feat ever perflinnet!, and occupied forty-Hix The yield of oats. com. barley rye, potatoaa in tlio sjiriug and a crop produced in tin* days. . * ’ ’ mad, could not have made a longreafat- fall, enough to pAy for the fajid .aatf’tlfb fiTTeaceimenta Iiaie beta IWfer**<frkiiU, ance.- 1?F1»»ju tlmt became uselcm to cost of breaking. Thfa has been done ty ChjaNto fa tewjoy Ufa 'benefit of a lightthem, either by Luing torn in pieces or of Agriculture at Wanhingtdu ou the crop prra- being cut loose by themselves, it left the pecta, Mid find that in Kentucky, Michigan. two men engaged in a fearfully unequal Thorn fa no heklthier country in the make tbe trip in about twenty-four bmus. Ohio, Mi«»ouri and the Eastern Htidee there fa struggle for life; a hard and- valiant world. Tho whole State fa drained per­ ,»fruggla tx> dotibt. it wn* again* wind fectly—indeed there fa not n manth or ihan heretofore, and tbe production will be far and wave. They coqld hear only tho —Mr. F. McWhirter, of Pottawatomie coun­ swamp in it, so there fa np xualarfa to in cxoeM of the consumption. The product in. ty, Iowa, roccnty nliot and dangerously wound- tiiceo btaloa is repreneuted an being much au- ' thunderiugs of the storm and the scream­ contend with. The air fa pure and brac­ ing and limning of the waters ; they sawing and tho water excellent. All the con­ practice on the part of Hatton while pp>fe«Bion- OoUrtfall ?bei a magnificent crop, and rye and only tiie vivid .tlnahes of the lightning ditions of health and long life oxfat in ally attending McWhirter*a wife-Sbo«t a yf.ar 1prutniaes weB. -mdjtlMr fbarfilkg heads of the wawta. Nebraska. —The failure of E. Nutting A Co., tbe ex­ Tlio wildness of such a aceno can only bo tensive stave manufacturers, at Indianafwlfa, imagined. Tluuttruggle could not have In no country can there l»c so great a Ind., fa announced. Tlieir iwIebUdnoM fa continued long—the odds were too great. variety of crops profitably produced. placed at <300.000, mostly owed to Indiana banks. Mid their assets al JIM.OCO. Th*.' western port of the State fa a mag­ —Tiie sudden advance in wheat lias caused1 Nothing further was learned yesterday nificent grazing country, while tiie east­ 1 concerning flip misning oeronauta, and ern and central are adapted to wheat, , the lost lingering hope which has siiM- corn, outa, etc. Tho dairying bumness taiiied a certain number of jraople con­ has been demonstrated to be profitable yield. irarUcnlarw^f tbe Mountain Meadow uiaiwacre. —Tho reports of tbe discovery of gold in! corning the safety of the two mon liaa everywhere. Fruit con be grown in any ps.ring qnan11tie* near Decatur, I1L, bare been। almost entirely given way to the belief imrt of the State, with a certainty of a fully confirmed. The Chicago Journal» cor­■ that they liavo lost thair lives, but in good yield every year. Sheep raising fa thirty Mormons, with tlio aw*»tance of a large respondent telegraphs that paper that one pan number of Indiana, ‘decoyed the emigrants of dirt taken out of a gulch yeaterday, after be­' wimt manner fa unknown. The fact tluit a vefy profitable buainew iu Nebraska. 'cost of lakdb. from their intrenclimeufa by a flag of truce, ing washed, was found to contain from twenty no evidence of their death has yet been Lanita may be had iu Nebraska st any to thirtT .c^nts of pure gold. This aunferotw, Mpertained encourages the hope with , a children. few people that they have survived. It prior, from nothing pp to §10 per acre. pnre quit© a •• Ixmanza " fa a quite unexpected will l» a week to-day since .they took The governmcnt’has vast bodies of ex­ who th© other day shot anti killed hie father. quarter. tlieir departure in their air ship, anti cellent land, which can lie Imd by merely —Four mUIiowi of silver will b« coined at 'Jury. It appears tkat the father wan in tho act tlio Mvend mints before the close of Augnst, should the day roll by without any fur­ settling on It, and tile Union Pacific ther trace of them, they will ccrtaiuly Rrilrosd Company has lauds adjacent to and tlio Treasury Department promfaro that be givon up as lost. ’ . tlm rood at prioea varying from $2 to ban! money will shortly take tho place of Die upon him. whereupon lie dmchargod tbe pteiol piraent fractional currency. All moaner of theories continue to be $10, according to location. jn eelf-defomw and.with fatal effect advanced concerning the probable death Tho railroad makes very liberal ar­ ' FOKK1GN. —Tie male member* of two familian in Ee.Cif Itanplibion and Grimwood, or their rangements for tho transi>ortation of set­ . XZ named Hallett and Byera, recently engaged.in fa reported to be completely disrupted, and an landing nt some point east or north of tlers Ctake J^ichlgan. Those vary so wildly ■i-n.ia.GEs amd cmrs. * deadly eomJict, too rtwoU of «i aid fend. endeavoring to form a^^litpDwitii Mfae. vuu Tho viltag<«_an<l cities of Nebraska aio Five of the par|y ware kilh <1 ofiiright, wjifie of tho branches of the loft. Thfa wing eoiA- ♦hoi is inratasa to cAnjrcture fliu fate of tbe rittM«Mv«<r .,k4!.f bo^l^ fcon prfare tbe Orleonfata, a email and unim­ the daring men horn them, and it would growing with a rapidity unparalleled. portant faction. Bye union with other portion tyipear to lie wise to wait j»ati<'ntly for’ None pf them are in dqbt to any^extont. which ho win hardly recover. —Another shocking parricide fa reported, It may cxcrcfae considerable influence ; alone some iutelligouoi effecting their trip,' The government " *’has iwt'apart ‘ ■»lands'ample • thfa time from York county, Fa. Michael it fa poweriees for good or evil. During for school purpose*, and a grealjrilroml Baton© killed hfa father becau-e the latter, while ^,—I’rench costome rocqrns fort tlm Uv>» efj. befpre conjecturing further. was built by government bonds, so no tho.ptal two days, according to telegraph motiUie show An ibcrau* iu tha reert;,** of 23.000,000 over the correeponding period last reports, balloons have been flying over debt has been incurred for schools or Thu villages have not only various portions of tho country, and one roods. —The trial of John I). Lee for complicity in fe*uio time incraaaed 73,000.0(10 franca over eepocfally over Lower Canada. None grown rapidly but tlio growth lias !k*cii 1874. of tlio lake vessels arriving at thia port healthy. Omaha fa a splendid city, dud —Herr Bigl and Baron Ix>e, two leading Beaver, Utah, on th© 33d of July. Fremont, Columbun, North- Platte, —Two men, named Edwards mid Cochron©, Ultramontankrts of Bavaria, have been eon- yesterday brought any intelligence con­ Grand Island, and a score -of ^thrr bavo been held to bail at .Greenup. Inch, for tanced to iniprfaoumcut for treasonable uUcr- cerning thv tsdliKiiiista. ■ places on the line of tbe road, are pros­ complicity fa too murder ef Mila Easta. tbe Vandsfia engineer, st Long I’otaCTlL.'a short perous and thriving. .. ^ua. The American Evangelista, Measra. time mace. Edwards kept a timall grocerynear SCHOOLS AND CHCmSilKS. shooting match at Wimbledon. Eng., has this Moody and Sankey, have decided to re­ No State has a better school syateai —A desperate affray recently occurred be­ turn to their nxtive shores, and will, it than Nebraska, and all the churches an* tween the political factions of the Gierokco Americana present kept their target© and, »uis said, enter upon a season of revival represented. As a rule tiie church edi Indian Nation, ah Skin Ifagou, ...jwelve rmloa l«rintand©d tLeir ehootteg. Priza. were also from Ft. Smith, Ark., ou t!« Itt* instant, in won by tbe Canadian Team, and the English work in Naw York And other cities early flocs are targe and elegnnt, and the so­ in ihe* auifirun.' ‘Wlfatever may bo Which tluvw men. Rylvtatcr Klug. Win. Sanden. cieties pn wja rouw. The schools ore supthought of their religious opinions, or jwvrted by wn endowment of Jui<I« set emptied double-barreled uhot-guiM into Coody. British Parliament, tho other dxy/whcii tho tiM'ir peculiar methods of operation, or apart for that purpose. the benficfalresultaof their efforts, there To sum it all up in a word, the mnn Auditor; Mr. 1’limeol) made a violent epeech, iu which is no question tluit they have • produced who goes to Nebraska now and ♦eeuns bl? clUracUrfaad vama Af tifa' fellow-meinlwa as vilhune, and announced that he would uu- a real and profound imnmwiou i/j En­ land canndt but make himadf; independ­ gland,'and oh classes that the ordinary ent in a few years. He can got lands Funding Board in 1871. charging them with apparatus of religion failed to reach and with railroads, towns, Bchool-hous** and move. They Imve addressed audience* churches all built, as cheaply to-day as naks tlrswu by llie Auditor, amounting to uf oDotbcr f©belU<»h in >|fe|tobi. There fa i ranging from 8,000 to 15,000, and, though he could have got them twenty years ago, ♦138,557.30. and representing an illegal and in­ getaralupriMSg of tai iiak-breeds ofal*In­ valid citon againat the But©. Had w fixed m diana. and some of lhe mounted police bare sixtaking continually, have managed to when none of tlwae things wore done. keep the interest unabated and say a ♦I0.00G each. been killed. • O, F. Davis, Esq., tho Land Commis­ —The total damage to property by tbe lata fresh word ou ’ almost every occasion. jrrn.ircrU r. a .vd ZrDrWTrrxx.: —Special dfapetehM from tarerpool report inundatious in tbe aouth of France fa estimated al •lAOOO.OOT. . —-Maj.-Henry Fulton was" jinwented by the Priucraa ItouiM with the cup which ba won al bin* । had tittle or oo NiNrirlfiTTy, except th# equipage -pt - Ufa aaddfa, which was brought ihio ragufastiau in .a manner that showed conclusively Ufa sppreefatiw, pf it* desirable aratfatanoo. Mow­ ray came in a quarter of a mile ahead m 2 hours, 2 minutes. 36j seconds, Smfan ta-ing Ifi meennta behind. The qoiekeat mile wm made in 2.M minutes, tbe rioweot in 3.01 minute*. - . people are ncxnirtomwd to regard Mohamtnedanism as au effete and disappear­ ing system. .The conclusion fa aa erro­ neous one. It fa still vigorously spread­ ing, although no longer by the all-con­ quering sword. In China it fa making rapid gains. It’ fa estimated that in Nankin alone there ore now 50,000 Moham­ medans. Wo congratulate China. To swap paganism for Moluunmedanfam fa a great grin. To exchange a multitude of gods for. one God fa incontestably a profit The Christian system fa indebted to .Mohammed and hfa followers for the unreckonublc work of flashing back the northern vandals and placing Eurojie under Unitarian rule. A religion which did this, aud, although surrounded on nil sides by the grosaetri heathendom, has kept ita hundreds of million.*! of fol­ lowers for over a thousand years fast in the undeniable doctrine ol one God and duo God ou^v, may well, notwithstand­ ing ita errors, be regarded by the Chxfaifan world with uncommon nwpect Whnt ita million may- be in China of course no one can foresee, but wo may nil agree that God has something im­ portant to do there, or Ho would not maid it thither. . Is a nest of robins found on the farm of Oscar Wordell, North Dartmouth, Mass., are three white and one cream­ colored. The old birds are of the com­ mon hue. . Wmuorr’a Tomic!—Umfaiuxo ank Ixfaixuu-E !—Thia great Chill Tonic exuen C'nlln witliout die intervention of doctors and [Gio. P, Rowata Qo.| ®M«S 80BETHING fijrS: tXsasv ssbEttoKSto zii PENNSYLVANIA tito, «» POUBLE Y0UB TRADE $10, to $500. jgg&t* WAMTEBgg^ AGENTS WANTED FOR A SEW BOOK NICH0L8, 8HEPARD & C0/8 ’•umnimnD” WTrnnonT H,OWmI^,.MQNEY. The BBILLIANT BUOCBMIoT thfaGrain- 5S58W'k*;t7rfiS£,%'U"vtou™w'~ SUCCESS IN BUSINESS. P. W. EiaOUtB A CO.. tOlKCtwM.. OMaswo. » rich, because -it propane him to enjoy hfa I. rri.t. _ __1.1_ 1 I. Proprietors. New OrieaiiM. Fun mu jix au. Dsixioum. Fabmkrs and. stock raisers liavo fre­ KBWta. r.-nxj Sebf Mi W. nrtrr <l». Lands of UmM»w> quently told uh that they Imv© ©eon very good «IT and Sr P.ul jL U »£,<! tbo MoCibbt snd Mraoari rranlta from, giving Sheridan"t Cavalry Condi­ R»«r H. ft aS 81 tn S<< iwr sera, on bmj psnasoia tion Powdert to cows and ©win© before aod af­ Two yaan r«nl w til laj a larwu A fi>J» U> ter they drop their young. Tb© powders jml tliMn in good condition, and git© them strength CAUTION—NOTICE,—Ths GENUINE EDITION. to care and provide for lb© sucklings. ■ IKK ZxND KdVHOKtS OK We have often wondered whether there is a pereon in tbe country who flora not know and afipfoetata tbs value of Johtuon't in ailantod to m<fai oil |turix»ra. ud'u tho brat pain ucHtroyer that can be m»«L <iun« Fu>ra Brnuro Watxs. al Waukegan, m .11 LtA.—.. -a-------- other Th r« i hers. BUU MILLS yOM OOMT, FLOTTE * FEED, ov “Aovnti,'’ that hanrtks Damp Grain. Ix>nc Straw, Brodine*. FUx, Timothy. Millett and all snch'hmrurt xiain and seeds, with KNTTRB KAKlf-AND KWrKCTTVKTEga^CIrara to perfection; saves tho tanner hit thresh bill Kelt*, Boxen, Jo<trnals, and Gear*; es'KT mnn WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT IT. Vnur alxra mad© wltib •, t, IO and l« Au- HJa.lralrrl K1CUOLS, aiLEFAiAD * C«. ' Atotot. rvu. tn S’ f QyjL E JTo s-h THE MARKETS. riiicwu.' Baa van-Choir* OrwM Stern. sioner of tho Union Pacific Railroad, publishes a ]>aper called The l^dneer, Hou*—live.. which Ri.ra lull -fistf AIWH1? k- 7 H W V IS *““-»%S2:..JI M3 S518 I MM novelty of their method. They divide fonuntion concenung Ncbraakn. It sets — - “ their lalxirn, and while Moody exhorte forth fully how to get lands of |hn'tail- a spring.... road and government, how to g<i$.Jto them, and how to pay for them, with a please tho oar. Their service partakes _ _ xbsmb of information valuable all who F.H-EUioU.a^op^eoltute, something,qf the cluMacier uf a popular desire to know anything about -«be ,utfl lkecu eoUw*lug wrtaiu data in regard " liBWlMi .ni-rtdoraeuL. It i> uoo-1 oOTiiiry. Copia rf U» /ferowr will b« to culture, and gives the total .wau, to tauginn 10,000 people, gUlmml ! mmlln» fc> »OJ iot.1™. Seel . |x»tol market vahv* mostly fnqm tiiu middle and lower ranks j <wd to O. F. Davfa, Omalm, Nebruaka, of soctety,’ poctod into a vast and brilla ^opj; It wffl-ffiWytofiy a i.n* 1»l,all m which •> DiVA trained U,1 ______ ! _ Ml _ i__■ .. jr . faul 1lyJightcd hall, 4in 2,000 pnmmJ, and will give in detail informs* fonUM " hugest iu iwoportion to population, being $6,000,000, thfa asm in ringing n dozen familiar songs, touch. _. «•«« probalily inchuluig tiie yield from vjIll.VBr,jo- tju, Ultra! sum for the I United Btatee on the 12lh of Augnet. Fire Marelal Mcgruf. with several otbera were •©rioosjr jjjjprodte fallfag w^Ua-ova tffczau taUiartl and bowling ©u-_ >nw Uot^! •emdaiwd 2S0 guonto. who lost nwr© or Iras! Jewelry and clothyig. Tbe loss is sboyt WO.- J ,00$. - * , . - .'it^ax.if udwtou U..W, ia lhe huunlw> ol ---- ----------------------------------- ahJXTLt ,>ff,*;s“FT,c,”o'cw?^’rrn!r'’ »•«"■•■*■■*’ «*• A Mlj n»l» rulu.g natch Ito-lj auu. Smith Organ Co©, BOSTON, MASS. T&mc StatMlard IntiruiHMiU Bold by Mutio Dealer* Everywhere AGENTS WANTED IN EVENT TOWN. ■old ttaraefaxu tba UaOMl Mata© on Um ava......... tuaurr—No. a. INSTALLMENT PLAN: TfaU Is. «si a Ontan nt MusiUfa F./mmW rtMtaa.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------m th~. Agmw, Uw . to Uegt.u, to u»nn to , rid*mfe Mn.rej ^id South. Th. naoScruMhhf®. San Fraucuco Bulletin, which already ■ g gUn,-.. the tacret of their fan-1 Alla : wash contest, m adver- ; —A targ© pcstton of th© town of Mfiflanta. clitims that California fa the Icailing popularity. Thwso men are re-1 tij“^* tor a ride, with the coudi- ■ ***^“ b7.° b°ro*J !—.»“».«»■ whetoKnTOUK Steto, think. UtoHnill vi™tort.. Tb^'hnw unto th» Uwir ' U“,“ U“l "honl.t by. U-» ' nr. A ' strayed *»,( ». to, —. to I ^,,^1, ,Uuil to th. Inmt » th. grmt- j h™or». Tt.r? Ho tot tre»t to luak I bunloh tod b« '^jsussrxssETi'ssa?” oompeU^l to dung. .-t jm.luerr ol frrut. u>d lu.I.U UuU, » I .„a eh.„M to ran. tomttng, botmto^.1 hOT**h nr “""”* •"** •S™''””'. i» “<* far from being ovwntoue there, the fruit it jn n skillful, practical, buriawts-like I “““ w’r<' of 5 htllfah, rien- ' JsirinHMfa but in ita iatancy. • WM- U) CndiX^^a^jtaitah “*'-1 »*’ the km* Dosribte re- buUd’ wel1 »daPu'‘l to .n-■"T**1^-. dctwht.' 0,1 Ion« CUKVlELAgn. .__ « m Id.™ « " . BaJoM fe, ■ , ,T. : n* au c-Aprxv in *ui> umkio cm a tor writii>K ^okm »<mh ’ .»»• .luauuantwg la la tv •*■**b-™ “’“'“I»» M. M. Happen, . S-ith'. ^rior., to. ItaU™ rf . 'TXT., I «. tatag •!»»< the »K It the taM. s prtNMfrdon, a dinner, an ’ It ■ Ital he tploM on no not 1«- fa put in connection with the vocal or- Ulft!1 two ««** at ,’erT <b»W' 'gnufi. tho instrument recording their His from the saddle by a spring from has *< and j SI LVER TIPPED SHOES WIRE. quently under full hwulway. Add'd! to <x »• Q- Jfa-ai � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-08-06.pdf.pdf 39e87c05d608afb550048ba4b40cc56e PDF Text Text W Sashrillt fews. z i; »j7n >!> •: < ADVEKTISUG BATES: Nashville, Barry Ocranty, Miohigaa,; Q SLlHQ iST.RONG, ■fttaar and Fro^rlator. ** Progression. No Retrograding.” ^NAsSvhjM BARRY^CO., MICH.,FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1875. NO. 45., A KUCCHSSrUL MXl’EmMKSr. • tliought he, tenderly stroking a wilted 1 fairly got settled after moving, so I took the needles aeemed fairly alive with ex­ Attempts have been made to substi­ rhubarb leaf; “ seems to peed chirking I right hold and helpetl her, and I remem- citement—** I want to know one tiling Kotue up. I wonder who sbb is and Why *he |.h« I brongkt on that spell by looking firat Are you at liberty, disposed, and tute healthy fur diseased bones by a sort —The Marquette hotels si proiient of grafting process, but have, in the ma­ isn’t Homebedj 1” For Daniel’s bache­ over her wool and paper rags. She felt will you—” qps filh d with summer guests, tourista, “Oh, my heart.' Oh, I've such a pal jority of instances, fallen short of com-' pleasure-fieekers and invalids, and tlie lor instincts assured him at flrat that awfully about my pin, auri brought along plrte success. A peculiarly interesting,, ■ this yarn I am knitting, and would make pitation!" gasped’Misa Patience. Miss Hitchina wm a iqrinster. dtjr in all respects in nt its gayest j “ Thank fortune I" cried Daniel, oc- because completely Buceeaafnl, operation period. ■ Uly WkHa ww Mr Mir.Had he lived long at Quigsby, he me'tako it" “J wantdo know I".aid , Darnel, who statipally, disentombing her face, which of tlie sort is reported in a recent German would have known that aha was a, hoay>The, patient jiM a -■The temperance advocktes held a alwtyi adopted e21u-r tho interrogative she fiad buried in the black stockings. medical journal. 1870, two days’ convention at Jackson last “I was coming to that directly! It’s young officer, 24 years of age. hypochondria, spending her life in an or exclamatory style in conversation. uc received a gunshot wound week. The attendance wm large, and “Yea,-your aunt is on awful kind just what I want you to have. I’vo suf­ eternal round of visiting. She nettled Bult«d in n false joint in tl l&iddlo of delegates from all parts of the State were down like a dreary fog in the various woman," pursued Mias Patience, paus­ fered with it all my life!" the/right ulna — the large^ present . mo of tho Coming into the kitchen a few minutes homos into which she came ; yet every­ ing at tho t>eam-noodlo. “ I know when fore am. Tho fu of the limb —Julia, a young daughter of Mra. A. body spoke well of her, for her kind I felt s' little bettor, and begun to wind later, “to set tjio bread to rise,” good ipcdref, notwithstandwere seriouriy imj Mra. Mosely stood transfixed with ostonL. Harrington, was drowned at Detroit httrtl wa»*rimfwl of sympathy for tho •ishtaent at* flight of Daniel stanching ing the smaller b>avAf tho radiafl, wm tlie other day by falling through Grnmthe xret hf humanity as lor KasoU. uninjured. To reid<ve the deformity, mond*H dock, which wan in process of coming down She and Mrs. Moaelv c~'-^z J----- it *r me because I looked 'just gone,’ Miss I’ktience’fl ready flow of tears with A J laid bare, and the faunal :Daniel rffcsaid." - his red bandana; and when he followed thu false joint repairing. -the gravel walk presratty‘* f<gind of the bone, together Daniel was so touched by his aunt’s this audacious act by boldly pillowing cortilnginotiH ex Heated on the wheelbarrow mushy; —A tearful bailor explosion occurred with tho fahsid lament, wero removed Idudneos that he pressed tho melancholy In* compliorated head on his shoulder, “ I’m studying out a place fc by strong sdAc > Thun the upper part in the sawmill of Samuel Gilman, in Ka*rhubarb," he explained, briskly, hiseya^ brooch into Miss Hitchins* hand, begging the bewildered matron wm again heard hurras flawn half through, about amaxoo oounty, last week. Mr. Gilman’fl of tho ‘ Lot “not to mention the trouble." * to say that she “nhould give up.” . on Patience. wf above tho and of the Ixme, head wm aeverod from his body as if by Heater Ann Rogers, tlie “bonnet Xow it isn't to be supposed for a mo­ >ChiB wm tho find of many happy ffipper piece, with ita enclosing a knife, an employe, Francis. Barr, war , iJoreeaid, said ths name a week ment that Daniel was indulging in n fig­ cvcnhi^H spent by him on tho old porch. gikP' -the periosteum, by which tho torn into shreds and blown into the lake makes Jock a taler, when she was commissioned to al Mis*i' ; PaU«mcu'H feet Never before Ann play ure of speech, -in which "rhubarb" n of the bono is effected—wob «ome fifteen rods distant, and the en­ stood for “Mias Hitchinabut it is wero Mrs. Mosely's toolfl in ho fine u make Mias Patience’s bridal hat Out t<p^off with n hammer and chisel, leav­ gineer wm also ho severely injured tliat poor shirk. condition; fdk,in the twilight of Miss of spite flhe gave it a very melancholy Moot people are like eggs. Too full ncverthelem certain ttiat hi the very mo­ Patience’s smild the jovial Daniel fitted effect, but it suited the wearer all the ing, however, a small bridge of the periof themselves to hold anything else. ment of their approach ho was thinking, JKtcum to keep the bono alive. Tho de­ pike-teeth and whittled hoe-haudles with bettor for that. —Some changes have recently' been Cl wi^i I hod a homo to take that poor It is not right, but the man with tho astonisAuig ardor; art( aa the <Lw« grow On her wedding day, Miss Hitehiusj tached bone was neatly fitted into the made in postal affairs in this State, as least mind has the greatest trouble in JfT Tin rtwjtatteloelwr lafilorrftnatr creature to for, by her own atatment, heavy, nnd the bate Wmo flitting, he CMt aside her brown striped dress If place of the false joint; tlie fatty and in­ follows: Established—Geddes, Wash­ Patimoe wm a " (one woman ” and making it up. would poasoss himself of ihe gradually one of lighter hue, aodvin the fiwli durated soft parts were divided no as to tenaw county, John Geddes, Postmas­ ' tMtAUS* DauiclSt heart always softened towaid Salt Lake Crrr is called the great diminishing black ball ana’Aflovfly un­ glory of a green veil, the “ Jack-iiyLe- set up an Inflammatory reaction; the ter. Discontinued—Forest City, Oceana such. bleeding wm checked by a stream of county. Postmasters Appointed—Je­ orphan asylum liecause there are ho 'the wind it, while Miss Patience,r{guarded pulirit” was transformed fa '* In maqy rcfljiccta.tliat organ was like many Young children there. had corlxilized water, tho wound closed by rome, Hillsdale county, Charles Alley; frort tho dampnesa by n heavy slmvl. «s “mourning bride.” Of Course a winter “Baldwin ;" it wm sotrnd at sutures, and a fenestrated- planter of Ogden Center, Lenawee county, Thoma* Arskne Hocbsate, a French writer, enough regard for appearance* slowly knit , . tho core, it was always aglow, and re­ Paris bandage applied. A single splinter McComb; Tustin, Osceola county, Ar­ haa -dhe of the queerest names tliat ever For Daniel was in lovo again, nnd liK during tho ceremony; but it / ijiot in peated bruiseo made it more mellow. nature to remain la ^tearful in of dead bone subsequently camo away. thur W. Bommura; Victory, Mason Arw'no, wo don't care Houaaayoa to tho kncw.it, He had often had the sensation fcnman 1 ConsequenUy Daniel • “ dropped into ”, contrary. before, and wrta used. to it,|iujd yut each imsuuHhine of Daniel's pre Knee; for if The., patient made a perfect recovery, re­ county, D. W. Billings. love,.«e readily a" Sikw Wagg draped “ Can a gentleman bet ?” asks a cor­ time it thrilled liim with fresh rapture. ever^erfect sstihfaction wy seen in tliia gaining such full use of .his arm tlurt ho —As shown by the returns in the 'into poetry, and it had long been Ids wm appointed to a regiment. world, X beamed from LiXfi face Hurt day. respondent of tho New York Evening There seemed to be an Arteman well of County Treasurer's office, Washtenaw carneat desire "to settle down,” as he Poet. He can, but he hod better hot— hope in his breast which protected his This flatsMaction wm Avwitly increased lUttKKINQ WA-TKH. county has 58 places where spirituous expressed it, carrying out the poetic fig by tho fact that Mra. ^btchhell wm presDr. Hull is opposed to tlie immoderate and -19 where only malt or fermented Eoston Post. spirits from drought ; and in spito of bin ure in which ho Hpoke of himself in his numerous rejections, bo was firm in the ent at the wedding aA greeted her new drinking of water. He says: The longer liquors are sold. Of the former, Ann *' Is Mr. Brown a man of means?” in­ bachelor life, as a “ bird on a wing." faith that his gushing affection would yet niece most warmrte~4p-cn congratulating one puts off drinking water in the morn­ Arbor has 22; Ypsilanti, 15; Chelsea, 4; quired a lady visitor of Aunt Betsy. But, unfortunately, ladies were not find a return. And why not in Misa Pa­ her on the diacoveirArt tho will, and de- ing, especially in tho summer, the lens Saline, 2; Dexter, fl; Manchester, 5', “Yes, I should think lie was,” replied fascinated by Daniel. " He was well tience ? Was she not a " lone woman," daring that ahc hdAelf-,$VM too old to he' will require during tho day; if much Bridgewater, 2; York, 2; and Northfield, Aunt Betsy, "M every body says he’s enough," they said ; but they all wanted timid and feeble, needing maflculino liavo tho care of/h f.-.rm\ Mra. Mosely in drank during tho forenoon the thirst 2. Of the latter,- Ann Arbor han 17; the meanest man in town.” to let well enough alone ; and besides, support? But, alas! this very reason­ made the cakc-Axrliich, to vLc gratifiai- often increases, and a very unpleasant Ypsilanti, G; Chelsea, 4; Lodi, 1; Sa­ he really could not afford to light tlie The following seasonable lines wero ing made him pause ; for how cculd ho tion of the briw, was a little ihaxvy—but fullness is observed in addition to a me­ line, 1; Dexter, 8; Lima, 2; Manches­ hymenud torch now, with fuel so dear, written the other day by a little Brook­ and Patience IwtU live on what wm just ahe protests /Tat there is not Kw least tallic taflto in the mouth. The lens a ter, 4; Freedom, 8; Scio, 3; Augusta, 1; and uuch a tax on matchesIt mb mel­ lyn girl, 7 years of ago: naifelrthe truth in thgneport that flhe n mon drinks lhe better for him, beyond a Bridgewater, 1; and Northfield, 3. Ann ancholy foot that Dauiei'H very Hnscepti- enough for him ? It was all very well in g______ '_________ moderate amount. Tlie .more water a Arbor has three and Ypsilanti two brew­ jx>etry to speak of sharing one’s cnirt match. bility had been the cause of his poverty. SHE THAT WAS PATIENCE with another ; but in the proee. of every­ .Jyaskee An HOAD. 1 man drinks tho more Htrength he has to eries, nnd Saline and Manchester each It must be coufessod that his irascible HITCHINS. day lifo Daniel know tliat a whole slice CaptaijrBoyton is doing a heavy busi- ’VU]>cnd in getting rid of it, for all the ojd father had. never belipfed in. love— Intid taken into the nystem must l>o corof bread was not too much for hjs diges ­ in Xirope, where his name and naIt was n stifling morning in dog-dayfl. er if he ever luul, Daniel’s mother had tion^ And- then there wero tho medi­ —The Montreal express, on tho Grand tatoryI gedumsuccs have created uni- rit <V»ut, and as there is but little nourNature* seemed just ready to faint, and shaknu his fiiith—^nil he had no patience. cines, the pills and powders, the cam­ lAiterest Acceeding to the request iKhni^d in water, tea, ooffoc; Immt and Trunk road, ran into the end- of n local veraaU and ao did Mrs. Mosely, when from her with his son’s incurable heartburn. But phor nnd ammonia, which wore a part of of tli the lik<^imorc strength is expanded in passenger train standing ou the track at The firat cockroach of the season was b nmnagcrfl of tlie Interuntioual hur ohamber window she spied Patience his raillery, scolding, and downright MIhh Patience’s daily diet, and sur­ Control Junction, near Detroit, ou Sat­ seen nknlking about tin? editorial table :imo Exhibition in Paris, he han carrying ibem out of tlie system than Hitchina sighing- on tlu> door-stone. It :auger were alike in vain*., Daniel*wrote rounded her with an atmosphere peculiar Tho more ho drinks urday hurt. Six cars wero badly wrecked, last night in searqh of paste. He would they imp inted to go over to Frauou with the ier his faffier*« very was bad enough that oppressive day to love Bonnotal’i“ r~fK=^“ Mt perspire, cither by the tlie* locomotive was smashed up, and have had his rascally brains knocked out Mayor of London'u jiarty, and wiU the more he and dndni ,his own puren^n pay- to herself. Strong, cheery man that be many fiersons were alightly brniaech and his throat cut from ear to car, but ' discover mould in the cake-chest, and a eyes, 1 Fim in the nafoty-dresa up the Rhine lungs or througlmho ricin; tho more he oxpensee lot his mar was, her weakness and, melancholy blight ou tlie cherry trees ; but to see ।ing tho trnvoiii jxTHpires tho mortal rbon is taken from C. II. Worthing, of Chicago, WMcnnght for the fear that his friendsand acquaint­ made her very attractive to him; but id Danube. Finally, he will swim lietwccn two cars which telescoped and the mould and blight, embodied in Miwi ]IW’ projxw^is, ith a perainl^ncy which how could ho afford tlie luxury of a sick | ances* would (Some to the funeral and for­ rroeifl the HeUespont without his flofety- tho flystem; but thiir krixin is necessary Patience, croesiBg one's threshold, was a is beyond ’ all ] due, when W conrider wife, oreeven of -a well one, now tliat hiflj so crushed that one log had to Ixi arnjw- get to go home again.—lAmlsville Cou­ ' dress, from Bentos to Abydoa, a feat for nutrition; hence tn^less a man is refitsalfl Whidi ne\ < r great deal worse ; and Mrs. Mosely wiui ' father luul cut him off without even th J which was performed, at tho ago of nourished the lew Htrflkgtl:i he has. ’ tatod. Tho colision was duo to the air­ rier-Journal. return of uluiL ’ hre.rd by the kitten to say that she 1 traditional shilling I / 22, by Lord Byron, on May 3, J01O. In Drinking water largely dShjiniahcfl tho brakes on tlie express failing to work. The largest mirror in tho world has This state -of ^flairs could aot last algive np." These thoughts jxxweflscd him oSc the second canto of Dun Juan be nays of strength in two ways, nnd ylk many arc —The condition of the urn trade ut just been pul into tho parlor of one of wnjM. Ah Dalrid grew Boftefj.his father r (JnweoymLttought, however, she did under the impresflion that the J tho present time in Marquette county tho Saratoga hotels. Two platform cars evening as he unwound Miss Patio ' his heto: . luuchjthfog ; but,,poesrasing"baroelf gtew harder.-'tifl one fatal night, n^iper- yarn upon the ]>oreh. Sho wm t< swallowed . the more tboroughly\te M A bdtUr gwliyfcer jou cook) »rc norer. is certainly not encouraging. The wero required to transport it It wiD be a of the camphor bottle, and a touching atad beyond measure at the then object off the second Blocking as fce roele r flystem “ washed out" Thus, that prospect is that tho season's ohipments groat convenience to tho Milwaukee look of rooignatioh, descended to find wo drink nt meals the better for us? have nearly been completed. This con­ last thread into her lap, and moi at Saratoga, enabling thorn, for ItvuAtr. Ht. Ek<a&M*A, and I did,” who couldn ’ t make bread — lie willed Ids tar (Ma}t~Wqgtbtf ou the lower stair, out the wrinkled paper on which I had dition in attributed to various causes— the first time in their lives, to get a com­ The actual distance is not ^bovo a the amount were limited to a single weanlyliinnihgliefseif-with her pocket- snug little farm to a widowed sistar, vow­ been woemd. mile, but thu rapid current rendera it of hot tea or hot milk nnd water at eaclr .the panic, falling off of railroad con- plete view of tlieir feet in a mirror.— ing that not ‘ ii cent of hili property hmdkerchicf, which it was Miss Hitch­ “ Jerusalem said he, after ■•.spvct- hazardous. Lieutenant E ken head, who meal, aS immeasurable good would ao ■tmetion, the English failures, and the Chicago Times. ins' habit to hoist as a signal of distrewi riiould be used for the support bl. “thnt •fob im- was Byron's conqiuniou on this occasion, suit to ns alh wMany persons have fallen extanflivo development of iron mine* A little boy was sad, talking of tho It ing it a moment ■ .Miss Putiei ^hou tearing from an -“attack.” Sho doll with blows in her bonnet I” paled bar finished stockings onjBhe four swam acron in one hour and five min­ into the habit of drinking several glomes tlirSughout our own and foreign coun­ death of his father. The minister eaid: laid it now acron her chest, and mutely was a barali and cruel act; but tho old needles, and rose with offendefl dignity. utes ; Byron took five minutes more, but of oold water, or several cups of hot ten. tries.^Certain it is that largo .stocks of “ Glmw Up, my lx»y, your f-ttwr wse a adsiboya it while gating wn"‘‘ r4'n^f‘r,‘‘ “ Moaes in the bulruahae !g.'Begpar- had not been able to cross a few days be­ or coflee nt meals. All such will be ore, pi^ta id manufactured iron are ac- good man; you should romembur him overtake Stti»nK \ ,4™,., ,.ed> fn l,~ doo, Miss Hitchins, but as tJui fore. Only four persons, beside the greatly benefited by breaking it up at cumulate rah over tlie country, and the.' always, .and strive to be like him. What .. .. . her. . the bahinters, with | given veflt to his tumultuous amotion in name is Daniel Kilgore i*is traditionary Leander crossing to. visit once. It may bo Very well to drink a supply is Ktly in excess of the demand. was bis last wonlf" “Nothing, sir, practicing “Ossian’s Serenade,” and the fair Hero, were known up to 1821 to little at each meal, and, perhaps, it will Tho prob bajiy in, os some think, that nothing. Yon ahonld know that when The Lone Starry Honrs," ou a cracked father^'handwriting. Just ash her striped gown, not unlike the digni­ f of sound have swam across the Hellespont Tltcse, be found that in all casew it is much bet­ iron has ceaS^l to tea valuable metal, ho had strength father win talking with . fied flower known » “ Jack-in-the-pul-' ffttte, Fbequeath to mind, do, on my death-bed Byron aays in one of his letters, were ter to take a ninglo cup of hot tea at each and that hereiilb ir it will rank under my fltepruotlier, and he wan not allowed Soon after Daniel was dishiherited, pit,” if a mature maiden of forty my only son Daniel nlli lhe property " a Neapolitan, a young Jew, Mr. Eken- meal than a glass of cold water, however the same nature* | other merchantable to have tha test ward." .:ki fNW h .*> <*” cre- the milliner diacove^l tlint ahe "had commodities, mid itas coal, beef or lumwhereof I may dio possei <xl, provided liead, and myself.” Considerable inter­ pure. • ation. * ’ Dot known.her own mind,” and the Conversing with Mr. Henderson, of bar. that Haid Daniel does not; narry Hester est lias lieen excited by the announce­ It may be, with her closed eyeo, she month following Mr. Kilgore tho elder the 1'rinoe of Wales' Theater, Liver­ ment of Captain Boy ton's intention to One of the most refreshing ill-inks in Ann ItogerH. —Although not wlJLijnay be called a pool, and one or two other gentlemen, seemed to Daniel Kilgore like the81eep- settled his last remaining obligation— “‘Should he marry lie bonnet-girl pass in this manner from Europe to Asin. very hot weather is lemonade, but how fanatic in the matter o^kSunday obflerv Mr. Mathews said, incidentally, “By«« Bja«pi ©f hte dreamt, for he gored the debt of nature—leaving his only son rare is it that wo meet with lemonade once, saya tho Detroit Ji be null and Press, the the-way, it is exactly sixty-two years OP1UM. ‘ at her through the door-way, with month bruised in heart nnd bereft of fortune. afterward, Ihls will remain in full agapa,. tor a full minute 'before he re­ For n few days DauiePa flute wailed void, otlierwiHC it si India phuita poppies and Bells them to that is really nice ! Of course tastes Governor doesn't like1 V see tho day ainee I made my first appearance in Liv differ, but I cinnot understand hew •' openly desecrated, cwpc ‘ " when the erpool." A look of surprise passed over China in the shape of 80,000 chests of membered to ask Mrn. Mosely where he forth the mo»t doleful tunes, among force.*** some people can drink the ordinary bot­ children uro around. S inequently Which could bo dibtinguiriied. “ Ill hang ses, and there is opium, at a yearly revenue of nearly “ And hero arc wit the frstnrea of thoftc present, " Dem­ iter than that of $7,000,000 to English rule. An attempt tled lemonade. It is, as a rule, so very when bo heard or fancied I heard the me! in what character wm that T" “In “Oil, wherever you can find room," my hsqj on the willow-true, " midi “ As the (kite, three montl has been made for years to stop the ex­ sweet that it is absolutely sickly, and at billiard balls clicking at the O Lard Lake the character of a baby," was the reply; but tliu other will. J.cxui she wild, too intent on reviving Miss Pa­ on some lonely building'n" top the same time in such a state of effer ­ Hotel last Sunday he was ■•Uy dis- “ I wm boro in the next street just rixtytience to pay much heed to her hired -gnuinrily gBjtxl into livelier airs, tiH iog for want of Ijra ft, p&auicl turned ' tensive cultivation and trade in this de­ vescence that only peculiarly constituted trCHecd. The endeta were 11 r^pud tiie finally", taking up the ccrtaejilogy 0 toward^IiM iTihihin! wEiu"rtood trcmb- structive drug without tniooem, and when throats can drink it at a draught Plain example was a bad one; so he it to xaSVAJW viritor’ii bonnet, and sprinkled “Squire Jones’ Daughter," it thus pro­ ling behind her no Des like a thoro- * resolution denunciatory of its use wm Detboit Free Press: "Not long home-made lemonade can be made very the clerk to investigate.' Loaning wu offered in the English House, recently, claimed its owner's'-rertoratioh to his bush agitated by the rind. her face with camphor. cheaply when lemons are not too dear. the desk he inquired in the bhuj As>t of since, when a Second street mother wiped “ Of ail things!" | by a Scotch member, was met by the o gMped, flinking “ She dow*< to come to. Shan’t usual health and sprfritfl. her eyes on her apron and said to bar The grea*, secret is to use boiling water, serious tones: “Do you keep w[OUT Then, hearing tlurt work was plenty down upon the •Jr-step. “And that official statement that opium is a flratyoung _flon Hurt ‘ it wan uliarpw than n and pour it on the pulp of, any three billiard-room open Sunday f” AmB « tbuse rags in the elaas tonic for Chinese interiors, and . pawtonately,- advancing toward Mba Pa here, Daniel came to Quigaby, and tlinu serpent's sting to have him go on in the lemons, with a small piece of peel, but clerk responded : “No, Governor,' attic which Mrs.’1 ietchell mud liadn't that to encourage ita uae in tho Flowery tteace with anna extended. way lie had been doing, he replied: ‘ I’ll not too much, as it will render the lem­ m a general thing; but if you and y betm picket over r Loe she moved into kingdom is on the whole to be considered £; “No! no!" cried Misa Hitehinn, bet you five dollars to ten cents that you as a virtue rather than a vice. This not onade bitter. Add white sugar to taste party wiould like to play a quiet gameA ^.'“coming to” precipitately, and’waving gifted with ingenuity, Daniel, on rainy the houne.* 01*1 1 [m nil of a flutter K’ guem I can fix it for you." The GoA l mean it is sharper than a bumble bee's o' steady ^yvu t” said ^5 him baric frantically with her black-nub isting.' Ser}>euts have teeth, mother— , in putting broken jewelry in order, or Daniel, tenderly, 'crooktag hia eltaw the denunciatory resolution, another others. Lot it get cold, and then strain ernor didn’t. .'cd hands. '‘It's gone now I it’s my ■any nnturnliat'^will toll you that’ She it Care should be taken that all the into an awkward J semblance to a plib- British official informed the gentleman in repairing old umbrellas. er heart!" ' — On Wednesday of hurt week u strange from Scotland that the Chinese govern- pipe are removed froth tho pulp before i 'So it fell out that evening tlmt he'was tographer’s ii. adj and mixed the biscuit for sapper." ud leaned her <nent has besq willing to receive opium the luiiliug water is added. A great im-, named Mrs. Foley, occurred on the had made . ) j •&'.«! on the porch-step ut, Miwi Pa- iah Patience movi provenumt to thin kind of lemonade is the senseless until I860, and tliat while all countrif's j Mackinaw Division of thu Central road, Miss Patience, rocking Imck and lorth in tienoe’s feet, mending -tatr J<rgB square bewildered heal j have tficir narcotic stimulants, opium in the addition of a little dilute sulphuric near Starting. It appears that Mra. AL New York a cass has been {woupht _ her own anon, proceeded fcjjjffyberwlf :breort-pin C” ’ ’ ’ ’ ” acid, about thirty drops to a quart. Uw rigid to I Ch“’“ audibly. • ■ fashioned Uhl Faley, in company with two ueighl»ors in «Le United States Circuit Court to »), while she solemnly •" - •• You ought Thirty drops of dilute sulphuric acid, ■ tort the crmrtitutionality of tho amend­ “Thia is nothing to the turns I have "J knitted named Mra. Horrehaxry and Mra. Jay, rrirxr, it _ ii ! tin? United fitates and Ireland. This is i, when freely diluted, can be taken al one ' wm returning from a -berry-picking ex- ment of the Postal law increasing the HometinHw. There are hours tjpon Lours , *' You broi dose without any fear, though of ouoree when ! am so aistreMed I don’t know ! marked Irii the monu- 'o you ; but dear, dear," (tear, what’ll ' “ 1 :; Huch a quantity must not be taken with- ‘ jwtri»». Mr^ Oetobrfi think I I’« . ««>4 «] .Opuu" “ » 1 whether I’m in thia world or the next, j mental Blab < ' out a doctor’s order, but the addition of ; seated on the front of tho car, Mrs. J fc- P.tori out ol k.rw.uth. «1 P,<~» to h*v? Horrsbarry and Mrs. Jay ou tlu> outer Civil Appropriation hill, into which the *toh«r.W,,wnk.WKOdto4e!“ >—,«> tong « .“»«•* >““*7 i it to n whole quart of lemonade Iim the , ' affect of rendering it much more polat- ! aide and Mrn. Faley in the middle. Mm. ! b,Widow. -Orf, pta^t. pp M to, l» ™«ntoyoh»BuU.poa*. able, and were a ptiraon to drink the , Horrabony wm arised with a fainting­ Youdon’ti pMHcwv-d . jaur jmnt," pleotled DiOjk-1; smoothing • A wnarr number of tire Houston ,• whole quart, which ia improbable, it ■! fit, and Mrs. Faloy attempted to grasp ; > to play with that pin, and when I wm MiM Patience’s deck loeks»o clurariiy (Tax. > nbgravh “ A shipment would not do them the idighteat powdbte 'I her, whereupon botlt fell to tlie track in ■ matter ranch if I oca of tny sinktag apstta he got her back comb frtU.4rtuf.with it the of Texas pig-iron was made yestezday, to i I arm. * Dilute sulphuric acid is a simple .. I tl - .a-i; »■ . . .. . . •: j but vnloabte medicine, particularly use- , originate mcMures for that purpose, tliat ■ “ Widow Gvtehr 11, at Bly Corner! •• Qh, my head ! my htad !” cried Misa j bta—to .England. Some time since a ful in summer. ! Why, she's ray* aunt, and Hhals living fritehuis, Atarting up in frantic liartc. । lot of Texas iron ore wm M-nt to tho iron j on my father's farm! Do yon know »* I must go in. I’m going to have mw * manufacturer** of Engtaud for aMayand “Seven inea and four women” conrti- lunate, however, as her body lay j hert” <rf my spells I” tert ax to quality. The result was so tnto a brane bsi»d in Ualifortiia, and it is such a position m to crime brtwHen t ! “Just m well m I do Mrs. Mosely," “ Don't yet,” urged Danial, aeeuriug aatwfactory, and the quality was found fun to them ns they tty to blow, read cog-whrelond track-wheel, and thusl* j said Mina Patience. “ I’ve just been her Uaudarin hia—a mtMfluro suggested to ba so exedtant, a shipment of pig-iron the notes, ree «ch other and grin at the escaped drsth, although receiving ftevi i making her a little visit She hadn't j by prudence as well aa iwiitiiaent, for ; was ordered m an experiment." same time. injuries. MICHIGAN NEWS. r? ’■it �p- «4q« TO MM© FMOM GRAND IDS MSON - VOC WILL rmi> BOISE & LEE J” ““ JS;I A»S»" HARDY, AUBURaOALE, *ASS. and thn drive wheels Butting two ol the planks in 1W", »>«l ftulMnately did not throw the Mgv* from <thv track. That was about M o'ciecf tn j HAS JUST RECEIVED A aboard. iCROCKERY GLASSWARE ALL I m.-.rtg*g**on p«go •V.2': a»»d wberrne, tha WAR No 17 H SKMiK trein, um n w», baii mortgage *a» dtily imd kgaDy aesJguad W#j ?‘it bmmww td the vil->,oM M E. anew <« th* ninth day »f D*FOR evidentnlly the purpuat. ol we vit 1B7t wMah ,ttld ^.n^eot was laies wha piaeed.lhe obstruction* cm |dB|_ eDd.legally recorded ou die sect>nd<Uy the track’to catcli the accomodation, j ufJanimry. lS7t, in the Register's ot&cofor which train was due shortly after, I Barry ocuuly , MUhtgin, in L!,ber «4". of tlrough «h>ir" object in thus imperil- ■—*--------------ing the lives of so many persons tnnst remain a mystery- The obala- the debt eecurvd by said mortgage, and de TO THE cles were upon a short curve in the track, nnd had a fast passenger train i-atne, ali-1 inrre.1. cow uue “a iuc muic wr ..collided with thorn Ihn result would •uni of’one hiiudrtd twenty - three aud 12-lOOrh dollars. also an attorney fee of have been very disasterous, Iwculv-fire dollars, prooidod to be paid by .« . . -A - - T .* —._L_.. h.iv. Two freight trains, on the Central Railroad, collided three miles west of Galien, Tuesday morning, at five mH the premiM* described in rah! mortgage o’clock. There was 'a heavy fug. at public auction on’ibe fxb day <rfNovem­ The engineer and firemen jumped ber, A. D. 1875. at the boor of three o'clock lhe train nnd escaped being hurt, and in the uflcrnoou, at the north front when the engines met they tdleaeop- dwr “f th* « o-u r l houzc iu the City of or lUttiac* Michigan, .that being e<l and Mie c°n» wcr0 l'*,cd Hl‘ *n n the plaee of holding lhe circuit court in and' heap. The. engines and a number fw Barry county, to satisfy lhe amount due of cars orb a total wreck. Three car on "aid mortgage, together with raid ntlorleads ol thrashing machines, shipped nry fee end all other legal easts. - The de­ from Battle Creek, were completely scription of raid preuriwe as ’described ia said mortgage is: That piece or parcel of demolished. A Union Paciffic on- Uud lying and being in the Vtllngeof N»«hWhere can be found a Liken west, ville. County of Harry atnl Slate of Michi gintl which was being taker was also destroyed, and thei man in gun, ki»>«n and described as Village Lot. charge, num# unknown, was senons- oonimenring fifty-flve (55} feel north uf lhe ly hurt, it is impossible to estimate nonh-wc*t corner of Lot No. twenty-Mveu (27),thenec rnrt one hundred thirty-two the loss to the Central company. A (tad) feet, lhenoo north .fifty-fiva (55) fee', track has been laid around the wreck, thence w«*i one hundred thirty-two (132) and the work of clearing up the de­ feel, theneo north fifty-fire (5f>) feet to the place of beginning. ' bris is rapidly goiug on; w Dated July ’2», 1875. Teas, Coffees, Splees, Crockery, M- M. KRANC1S. At the lime the body uf Wilson F Araignei- ior Mortgagee. Pound, who was murdered on the CLEMENT SMITH. evening of July, 5th, was found, his Gbssware & Woodeawars, Attorney for Assignee. . 41-4 clothes were missing ano a reward of 530 was ottered by the county ofliceis for their recovciy. Friday last a por­ On Appvtd Er.il Elhk SffDriUts, tion of them were found buried on The farm of lhe Fullers * by a man IN SUMS OF . In abundance, and who was working there. $-300.00 and UPWARDS LIVE GROCERY OUH ENTIRE STOCK OF A FINE, LARGE STOCK OF SM0H6 M8BS! SPECIALTY. SUGAR 10 to 14 Cents! THE DEST ASSORTMENT OF SHELF GOODS IN THE VILLAGE. P. DURHAM Fort Wayne, Jactoa t Saiiiaw R. R. CANNED FRUITS Don’t make your pur­ AT COST! chase until you. have FANCY GROCERIES S3 n my Stock. OF ALL KINDS MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TIME. (7-oin« South. ’ Of all kinds, and AT PRICES THAT DEFY COM PETITION! KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! ON E Y TO~LG A N ~! Tuesday a drove of five horses were run over on the Port Union A Lake Michigan Railroad, and lour instantly killed and one wounded. The eugine was thrown from the track. The horses were the proper ty of a farmer named Reynold.*, and were worth 51,000. ON LONG TIME. L. BUSSELL. ATTENTION, ALL! CHOICE CANDIES Paid for all kind* of Produce, or exchanged For the babies ; tn fact, POU The new Brm o Tho transactions of the Michigan State Treasurer for July arc as fol­ lows: Balance on hand June 30th, 51.267,535.10 ; receipts for the same month, S210.JH7.91; payments for same time. $236,349.93; bo lance Ju­ ly 30lh,»1,262.134 31. A young girl named Fassleman, of Plymouth, committed suicide by tak­ ing a dose of Paris grecu Sunday morning. It was on accourft of a kicking she had received from her father. Of all kiuds which we WARRANT TO DE PURE . AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Everything in tlie Grocery Line! Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. BARGAINS call and sec ns before purchasing. G. A. TRUMAN BOISE 4 LEE. . Wliich will be sold al •pay the Highest Market Price for pt'RAITURE BAXmCTORY! PRICES THAT DEFT COMPETITION. POTATO.ES, CORN, APPLES, OATS, 'Clover Seed, &c., Come and See! JACOB LENTZ & SONS Uuat*ctunn ua keep. a. b.s Mfc REPEAT IT, Delivered al their . Parlor, Library, Dining, Office ail GENERAL FONTGRE! > At the request of Mayor Leggatt ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. j3E the flags of the city of-Grand Haven were displayed at half-nn»«f SitnrWe also keep on hand auJ have for sale Tojrather wiih a full assortment ol day, as a mark of respect to the (Ex* Country Produce of every deLATH, memory of cx-Presidcnt Johnston. ecrifitiun taken in exchange for Goods. MIRRORS,PICTURES, FRAMES SIliNGLES. AND CARDS. BRACKETS, .4u editor, having asked an Illinois WATER LIME, P. DI RHAT1. 41 farmer for.«rop news, received this DUSTERS, AC-AC., . SALT, answer: "And now lhe reaper rcapWm E. SAVAGB A BRO a COLUMN ; HAIR. . eth, the mower moweth, and the litSTUCCO, lie bumble-bee gciteth up the busy »>:s to k‘: A-'- -i nQ vorsu granger’s trousers leg and bura’ilcth." I.EAMN rEI.LGRAI’Hl, COFFINS AND CASKETS, with «u<mJ .Itcatton. arwrantcM. Salary- paid while Tlie School Committee o( Berk­ which we ship and retail al bottom prices. practicing. Addro. wUlt *U>ni.. C. A. SHEARMAN. Of all styles and sizes, and METAL1C ley. [Maasachiiaseiug, figures in this Sopt. V.¥.C^OtetHn.Uhfo. AINSWORTH Ac BROOKS, CASES furnished to ordes way : "Three thousand one hundred ADI EX can make »S a <Wy •" tbelr'owu dlj Proprietors. days were lost hist ymi jhrough ab­ or town. Addrra XLLlri Jlaru.facturine C«i. SHROIipS AND COFFIN LIN­ Waltham Mow. sence, Supposing each cliild in the INGS kept constantly an hand. school gets one idea in the day, there is a loss lo the town of 3,150 ideas.’' I world respectfully infor-n ray friends tnssn-aa Bl. Detroit We manufacture our Furnitntc from the that 1 am THOR R SPRAG UK, Praaideat. NASHVILLE. beat thoroughly seasoned lumber and warWe mada a flying visit—our first—to Naahvilla last Saturday. The plaee ha* grown up entirely »inc« the railroad came NaahriUe M kb. through this part of the country; Although somewhat new and rough in apprantnee. it is evidently growing, as iudteationx of BuninesM Ittelations COINZEZE & S Again in the Trade with you. I trust by fair dealing I ahall be Naabville quite a desirable place for bc-tnes. able to raUla your conhdcace, and to win that of strangers. - however. MaskvIUo is well supplied. Fire doctroyod the brat hotel in the place. Vornow.vjlle is decidedly ahead of Nashville ia iU location, residcncM. achuol building,' Especial at Fort Wayne Rat Dramtor IA ISM. £S Saw IVLiH I EZi 2 " S 3 Manufacturer of Hard and Soft Wood PATENTS. ^wJS* B o H LUMBER, a= £ o 16 TINTS FOR THE WHOLESALER RETAIL TRADE. * Will do well to look vnr toy stock of BUILDING LUMBER! LIQUID PAINTS Attention ■ is umted to my Block of DETKO.’T 3o White Lead Works. th. Pellet K op. Baby Cate ail PeramMatun i IVa nted lynnediatcly. Greeting g 4g B OQ p GO CD S’ g % 5S g AMD BOOTS AND SHOES, a 1 § 8 S’ 1K 3 LATH & SHINGLES. Dvpot, Naah.iUe, Mich- <8 A. W. OLDS. ua WtIKH IS SOT EXCELLED IM TOWS. ( “OYSTER OCEAN” LaAlr.' aid Grats' ResUnraat, Give Me a Oall» Na^hvOU. Mich., Jan. 27, 1B7A L. J. WHEELER. .— ... ---------- ----------------------- ware *» ana. - . ; MEAT MARKET! CYRUS HUBBARD. PRACTICAL ROE & CLEVER (Boise Bro.s Drug S-are. j j ’ pj NA8HV1LLK,. • M1CUIOAN.: Utr* FRESH MEATS, ’"■I O . Jeweler & Watchmaker W Imrid! Writ* taxuUd! • 111 be found in ' Clocks, Spectacles, fc. �== ■NEW GOODS! NEW• GOODS! ■ I ' * Wright Jk Hrthrauk for plaintiff, ClMatnl FRIDAY. OS HAND AT 'AUG. 6. 1675 Thursday, court adjourned until Nor. Mrs. K M. Head is building an addition —That rapid woodvawing marking is Bitr ■. r- again in operation at the dvjiot. wnrczorn. Target-shooting still dentiuu**. Thought —Wm. A. Ayhrworth ind .family have H. YOUNG. M. D. returned from tho East Mr. Aylsirorth is . O*fc» £m! <4 Mam Junking belter. —A. AV. Allan has issued a card * goad for. Mr. Beadle is building a now denWe bouse A. BARBER. M.. D-. Horat-o- hOeeuta” on a bill of goods amounting to $10. A good Idex. * mile or so from lhe oily. . —Prof. C. U. Van Arman will leach.a etA couniy Sportsmen Association has UTEBSTER * HOBBS? Black- loot school al Irving, commencing Sept. Ctb. been fot med in this city for (he totter "prdTI .mlthiu All Made «rf woe* In the Bleeki^ihh. ud continuing ten weeks. " tsotlctoof fish and game. —Tlie Assyria Advent Church, P. Holler B. RASEY, Drayman. Goodsand Pastor, ia prospering finely. Over oae'hun; around the Episcopal Church and parsonage „ dred in aUenduce eash Sabbath. • . P—* -!*». •* -T.’*Un! ’A’0” and speaks well for the sooiely. —-The drouth continues. Some of the HLKMENT SMITH, _ ' farmers north two or three .milts draw their Rumor has it that hard soap, crackers Kml m>4 \Oppeehe the water for household um from the village, i and shaving constituted the ftugal meal of a young lad on Sunday morning last. —D. C. Griffith has purchased the Gales R. W. Shriner the popular cider manu­ Louse and lot. and 1. M. Flint Frailer Mc­ M. FLINT, Cormick's house and lot, paying] therefor facturer ia enlarging his mill and intends to drive a good run of apple sauce this fall. $800.00. The mason work on the repairs to the —Capt. MdCormick was in the village last Saturday morning looking for those escaped iron bridge have been commenced by Reu­ T H. LEE, V* I>eputy fetlierltr. Grand Rapids Jail birds. He didn’t find ben Fuller. This is enough to warrant a good job. them here. JOHN B. EASTMAN. Mr. John McKibbnn waa in the city a —Mr. Geo, D. Prink of Waterloo, ia vis­ iting friends in the village. Mr. Frink la a few days ago and exhibited a sample of jolly follow and looks as if he had always copper ore plowedPup on his tarm, weighing court‘to-day, Thursday, and plead guilty ent in the State Prison al Jsekson.ChargM against the an's ilangbter hcu«« W H J O LIEBHAU8ER. yyM. W. A. AYLSWORTH’S. Who is always raady with a good assort-. Dry Goods, (lolbiug, Now you old .blatherskite yon had better rommence on something else. What you store slur al “Stray Quill,** 1 cannut <xm- Hah, tips, Bools, Shors, Nodois, mention or charges or said anything in re* gard to ii not knowing of It until 'naked to accompany the Hoard of Health up there. harp, nnd thought you would vent it out on me. I will warrant no slaughter house fa ia as bad condition for foul order ns your ••little feet,” now then old “ sponger for drinks,*' try-again, this shot did not go home. Btbav Qunx. Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, &e. LEE & FLEMING, 70,000 NOW IN USE. AO ESTS FOE THE CELEBRATED New Styles AMERICAN ORGANS, AND FIRST CLASS AH kiads of CLOTHING THE AMERICAN ORGAN F . ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, I STOOLS AND IN8TRUCTI0I BOOKS ! factories, at prices that cann'tfall to please. Boots from $2.50 to $» pr pair This is FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY A job lot of Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, U^hite Goods, Ladle*? Linen Collar* Ac Caff* Tumaleb all new Spring styles, bought at my own price, to be sold accordingly Space Very Cheap. Nashville, Mich., April 1st, 1875. W. A. AYLSWORTH. LISTEN? ELUNERY HANOI GOODS! Sonrtblng Interesting and Val­ JTeek Ties, Rushings, Collars and Cuffs, uable, wj inn, BOISE BRO’S Would respectfully call lhe attention of the citizens of Nashville nnd vicinity, to their stock, bought for cash, Ono Mr. White is sxpectsd to be our sta­ The following are our new subscribers tion sgL in pl|cs of Mr. Wilder who as­ for the wsekjust ended: signed on kccount of being elected as one W. B. Stillwell, Nashville. Hott Bleached and PrweL of our city magistrates. He i» said to be D. Hamilton, “ an old railroad man and wo heartily wish E. W. Brigham, “ N him success in his uew position. and satisfaction guaranteed. M. Ehret, *’ ‘ Jas. NeahiU of Shariden was furnished Wm, Delro, “ with one.of our county cots on Tuesday Bare removed to their BOOKS. S TA T10NER Y evening for the charge sf of being D and D. A. N. Gleland, “ A. Mars, . " —Recently while Geo. W. Gallatin was His examination is pul down for Saturday WALL PAPER, PAINTS, D. B. Kilpatrick; Woodland. digging a collar, and while about four fort morning. Cne of the legal fraternity L. Hilbert, “ OILS, VARNISHES beneath lhe surface of the ground he struck o/ THZ C. A. Hough, •• The proprietor of the Central House haw a hard substance which proved to be a piece BRUSHES GLASS, of pure melted copper weighing sovenbeen flitted up an excellent croquet ground near In the new brick blodl, apposite the Union Chaunoy Priest, - •• And in varietioa to suit oulomers, all to bo ounces. Il had laid there some time as the bis hotel. There has also been a new one House, and are bound to lead lhe Co. in lhe PUTTY, DYE STUFFS, H. M. Smith. •• stones about it were corroded with green. made In the city park near lhe school TOILET ARTICLES, Wm. Clifford, Blair, house. This one will probably be used in “How came it there !” is a question that J. M. Cole. “ that match game between Nashvillians and . PERFUMES Done in tho Latest Styles and with neatness. aotarally arises. D. C. Sheldon, *‘ Hastingsites. —A misreable wanderer on the fico ef Isaac Smith, •* CALL AND Some one writing Hastings items for the thin green earth, answering to tho name of Grand Rapids-Democrat under tho title of A. B. Cooper, “ Major Anderson, Hastings. Chas. Armstrong, passed a fragment of a 8. Q-, would seem to carry the idea that it We have just added to our already large confederate note on the blind mu last Mon­ W. II Wing, “ was the undersigned, but for tho benefit of nnd choice stock of PAT THE day, for fifty cento for a half a pound of 8. L. Bolinger. Meadville, Fiat Ttbtcws u4 Gnn, those who eeem to take it ob much at heart, lea. The blind man issued a warrant for I). C. Howell, “ I would say that under this non do plume, J. McKelvey, Maple Grove. Highest Ca»li Price his arrest, ud officer Larkins found him at “Stray QuiH," I write ud no other. Geo- McCartney, •* With a complete Hock of old mu Armstrong’s, four miles north-east, J. H. Harper, Battle Creek. Dy request of Messrs. Brock. I visited Monday night armed with a seven-shooter. FOR ALL KINDS OP the slaughter house they use in the 8rd A large lino of ter was settled Tuesday morning by the ■ ward in compuy with the Board of Health, At the residence of Mr. A. W. Thompson, in Nashville. July 24th, by Mr. E Chip­ young man banding the bltnd man his and members of Council* few days ago far man Esq., Mr. H. 1». Webb, of Sylvania, tho purpose of seeing how much of a nui For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only watch, $1.25 and paying $2.00 costs. Ob|o, to Mias D. M- Ware of Castleton. sance it was. There had been a complaint The bridegroom placed the above notice ud they find no grounds for euch, as. there CIBCVIT COIHT ITEMS. and a dollar bill in our hand. The young Is places on State St. more of a nuisuco couple are highly respected, and have the The Cirenit Court for this County has thu tho place spoken of above. beat wishes of their friends. May their boon in session since Mdnday. last. Quits Our city Marshal at rested a person for matrimonial pathway be strewn with flowMl ^nd M a. Wa^on u day nss b a large amount of chancery business ud be in r drunk ud disorderly as It is his duty era, happiness ud prosperity. BUTTER and EGGS. to do. Thu comes a howl if he bo lhe par­ ticular friend of some body to immediately 21-46 BEESE k DETTERICK. LOCAL MATTERS. hunt up a justice ud have him released. IF SOU WANT being no jury called this term. Tho vases This game will not work, or al least it did noton tho 3rd insL No person has been of Door Rugs, and Mats for Buggies. disposed of from this local!'y are; ' —Deputy”Sheriff Loe, wiU sell on chattle William Kerr vs. James Noebit and others, locked up who should not be. and many T’A.IIMTS and OIIX, stricken from Aug. calender on application wiU If they don't reform. . taartgagc on Tuesday next, at 1 o’clock P. of defendant; not properly noticed. Clem The criminal cases of Jos. Eddmore and M., a Threshing machine as good as new. ARTISTIC Bomb Dao’s will ghre very rieee i# Joseph Slaitcrly for resisting an officer. Threshers look out fur a bargain. Yankee Notion*, defendant. . 'have been continued until the October term. pest,. Pickl-rrt at DtcttixsoS’s. WHOLESALE CASH RATES. Abraham M- IhuJghorty vs. Ray Streeter ; Why leave such things? better finish them »2U Texas Coffee *t B<»»« * !•■*■• up than to let then; go down, as undoubtedly for 80cents per pound. They bare i>rs ex­ this will. Hastings should mete out Its clusive sale of it for this village. 44w2 tiff. Clement Smith for defendant. justice once, or the law-breakers will have Of all kinds, and ia fae* Lewis Biggs Albert W. Oils; appeal jNASHVILLE, MICH. free to-all fights should not b« dallied with. made happy by purchasing one of those taced. Clement Smith for defendant. Las' A Flbmimo. LATEST STYLES. Drat labii, CHltim ail Fiitiu Done NEW HLLINERY GOODS! presperons is the humble wish of ye local. —The Hastings House, under tho pro­ prietorship of W. H. Wing, i« gaining a groat popularity, and is the banner hotel of Hastings. When you want a good squ>ure meal stop at this hold, the proprietor will I gather you under his Wing, and you will grow fat, Hugh" hsarty, and bo happy. KOCHER BROS. Drags, Medicines Mrs. H. M. STEBB1KS AT ALLEN'S, AT ALLEN'S^ CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, GENERIL NERCIIilDISE WINES & LIQUORS! COUNTRY PRODUCE, DRESS GOODS. Hite Peltx ui Fm. SHAWLS, CASSIMERES, Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! Cheap As Dirt, Cheap A&Dirt^ Cheap as Dirt. BOOTS & SHOES, ATKINSOB & BOE, PAINTERS! COME AND SEEr COME AND SEE,. rocenes COME AND SEE- Physicians will find, our stock complete, at the lowest living prices. Errnjthing Aljoit Want, LIVERY STABLE! 43jl 0 MfflJ, Dry Goods Business REESE & DETTERICK WM. VENN. ITaorMtrroR. aw wm, Elegant New Qusrters, TJRESS INAAKING Gw. B. f wmim, BOOTS and SHOES, MRS, L. 6. CROCKER IE ALL OF THE Every Instrument warranted. Taken m payment. We paid Woodlnna Center a visit last SUITS from 88. to 830. Tuesday. The farmers along lhe way. bad Is acknowledged by all leading uiuaiciana gathered their wheal crop, and threshing Made up in good styles and warranted to It ovnstnntly on bud. and cutting oats were the programme of inest nstrument J. U. Lai. their daily toiL As a general thing wheat •Now in the Market. . turns out good and oats is a belter cron. Mrs'. D. Jd. Hosmer is building a nice house and other improvements along our route was under way. Arriving at the Center we found a . first class hotel, con'ducted-by Mr. J. Orsmun, which would be a credit to nny town. Geo. ’H. Brooke, a former Buner man, has "been slopping in town a few days. He appears hale and robust, ud no doubt is •• looking welL” g PARA.DY, Manufacturer of Our popular ud energetic Sheriff return­ ed last week from Indiana. John seems to Bootv and Shoes, be determined to have that team yet. Hope was doing well, for he keeps a good house, —Last Monday we wero shown a cancer knows how to getup arclishable meal, and that was token from the faoo of Mrs. Tay­ The bell al the second ward school house we wish him welt Whenever you .are in lor of Grand Rapids, by Dr. D. C. Howell, JOHN Q. CBESSY, J 8HE »I 1 of Meadville. It was over an inch in length. has been raised tn its plaie and other re­ the vicinity of Woodland Center atop and pairs have been made much to the improve­ see him. Woodland township bus been —-T. E. Niles threshed 75 bushels of oats ment of the building. settled about thirty eight year*. Jonathan jones from an aero of ground. Tho best filled Air guns in the streets seem io be quite and Samuel Haight* Charles Galloway and obnoxious tp some. The Council license M. Wheeler, of Blair. Mr. Wheeler s><n three.former camo in the year *37 and Mr. his yield of oats will easily be 60 bushels them, but they should assign a more out of Jordan one year after, bringing with him the way place for them. his wife who was lhe first white woman. Sam Garrison cur 2nd ward constable' \ —8-J2. Warren has presented us with a Jesse Jordan was the first child bora. It “meas" of nice green corn. It is probably whille harvesting on the 24th ult, on the contains more farms, and tho. best farming Osborn farms cut au ugly gash in his left the first and best filled corn of the season. lands of any township in the county, Wood ■ Mr. Warren has bargained for -600 hides hand with the heel of his cradle scythe. land Center has a couple hundred inhabi­ and will make them up in mittens for the Wm. T. Eastman, and George M. Reed, tants. Hager & Townsend, J. J. Stevens winter trade. arc engaged jn the manufacturing of well and L. Hilbert keep general stores. Or. D. —A certain young man of Woodland, re­ brick al Eastman's warehouse. They ex­ B. Kilpatrick kesps drugs■ and medicines, cently necompanied a young lady to a train pect io add new machinery in *a few days and ia the newly appointed postmaster. II. C. Carpenter is also a physician, and is Naahwllle, Mich. lie pul her railroad ticket in his pocket for Mr. C. W. Dradt the popular butter nnd enjoying a good practice. C. .L Hough is safety, and found it there, when he reached egg buyer, leaves next week for a trip east. running a large wagon shop, manufactur­ Gnml Gnussancing, home, some hours after tho train left. He will visit Lake George, Saratoga, Rock­ ing wagons, buggies and all kiuds of agri­ Collection, a ^dalty. —Last Saturday 0. A. Phillips discovered way, Fire Island, and Long Branch, also cultural implements. He has been increas­ ing his fttcilities and is doing good work (hat two dogs bad attacked a flock of his his many friends in Albany, N. Y. sheep and killed five and wounded three MONEY TO LOAN The U. S. Astronomies! Observatory par­ and lota of It. The village has a good more. The owners of lhe dogs settled for ty pitched their tents in the Court Hdusc Methodist Church, gritt mill, boot and shoe the shesp, and the bole in tho dogs* heads yard last week, and on Monday were locat­ store, harness shop, and the usual number might have been a little larger had • it been ing their stone by their surveying from the of blacksmith and other shops. Wm. Ma made with a musiel. section eorrier just north of lhe iron bridge. Carthy is building a nice house. Wo hope Has jest returned with a large and complete There hu been a party camped in the to visit Woodland soon again when we shall —Notwithstanding the dull times Tru­ try and give a more extended report of her assortment of city park lately. Lots of the youpg blonds man's store presents a lively appearance, es­ Spring and Summer as well as married men have been constant­ business men and business pursuits and ad­ pecially evenings, and is always filled with ly visiting the camp probably to fight bat­ vantages. goods ofevery description |n bis line. G. A. ties. Rumor has it that the Doctors will is a cornerstone of Nashville and one of the —The Christian Sunday School had a pic nio in Graham's grove, yesterday. The pro­ cession was headed by the cornet band, and was very fine. Two hundred and fortythree persons attended, and a good time was had. TAILOR ’ Pitinos The National Hotel hare just put on their ol property netieed. Clement Smith for : seventeenth man. and being either thick laintiff, E. A- Footo for defendant. I lipped or having his mouth full of cheese 11 John Abbott, complainant, vs. Jahn H.! is hard to-understand him. This is only a mith and utheiv. defendants; chancery I sample of his dutch cry, "Take tbs left- Preseriptious Carefully Presarel fQT Axkbica*. Ox*ixmi>. Those Nsw Style American Organs I John H. Smitn. to be taxed. C. G. Hol- J right but oiiuena urge all now comers and brook solicitor for cmapWnaet. C-ensut j traveling mon to take tho oU reliable bus go off like hot cakes. Try one th*y wiU do Snuih aollcilor for defendant, John rLSaritb. 1 lino driven by Deacon Van Brunt. H. Come anti see. n» anil bring along j your Butter, Eggs tmd Dried Fruit, i W. H. KOCHER A Bro. MAKE IT PAY YOU F.C. * F. T. BOISE, Vr«rSi.«U.L a. w tu rn �ian Myx.-r*“A taan-4rom : to Bucyrus, disabled Q> His — sufferings j I tiwwwav.!. UK th* riw tironi u i P rwere very i»cuta.xtnd1 the case tinun5 ing.- Being unahfe to take care J । .ucAimciu. j nc pnyiu-w<^tian uui nun ou i. 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No Retrograding’, NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1875. mi ok. Mr. Campbell was fidgeting uneaaily in his chair, and made no reply. “Here in the glam/* oontinUod the old gentleman, taking xb from his pocket, in tlie minutes of the General Assem­ bly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of Ameri-m for 1874 are given tlie names of 4,597 ministers and it magnifies. Now, *s I look at Ulis 909 licentiates. Uie natsw precoat a •forty’—why, blew nw, the same .signa great variety of trades and professions, are visible that I saw in my Tcuueww-o quadrupeds and fowls, lx>th wild and domeoric, trees, shrubs, implements of "^UK«ir,"r.Tli«lCUra. -Chu-hwyer forced it upon her in such a way that ahs’could not help taking iL He then accepted the young lady’s invitation to make their house his home during lite stay, and went into dinner with them. Did you have any legal advice in the matter of that mortgage. Miss Merwin t” Jtaa JfetXtaa* Wbo ToUpwetl Bn said that it was a plain case against us, although it was strange that we tod never.heard of the mortgage before.” “ Very strange. What is the name of the oian who holds ill" • " Alexander Campbifll." ‘ “ Hum. A goixl name, but a bad man, soe mall’s name was Alei Under Bell, nnd he has added a camp to it since he oamo to Missouri.” Campbell, his- face ns red ns flames, reached out a hand for tho document •‘I baiters I will keep this, Mr.. Comp bell, for fearaf accidents. Wind, do you think yna could take it by force I Here in nomctlung that ahoote fno times. Going, are you I Very well, I don’t think you will be molested, if you will leave this part of the country and never return to it It is barely possible that. tlie estate of Philip Merwin may really owe you $4,000. If so, I advise you not to try* to. collect tlie debt, ns such an attempt would " land you in the peniten­ tiary. Good night, Mr. Campbell, nnd farewell.” ••What is it! What does it mean 1" asked Clara, as Mr. Pierce, rubbing his liands and smiling, bustled about to fill his pipe. “ Are you so dull, my child T Why, tlie fellow is a swindler and has been, found out I guessed as much, when I first beard of the affair, and was sure of it when yoh told me his name. You will soon bo able to pay me my $200, and then wo will' straighten up matters. Thank you, Mary, you arc very kind to give mo a light" “ Don't you mean to punish him t" asked Mni> In the index we And the names of 7 Mills and 27 Milters, 12 Bakera sod 9 Cooks, 51 Smiths, 4 Masons, 3 Car^fitera and NO. 46. ttujfa whose heads have rested on downy pillows from their • birth I Somewhere this life is only a thrifaifad, and through i wiilcii which wo mo all tramping—tramping I onwaxd to i ' MICHIGAN NEWS. ... ....... . . -Walsh & Engte’s carnage Union City, was Imraad tori . st wtek. to uuucr jot ir<r, to -Mum Jennie Dean, formerly of Ypsi- i st Orooraiah, Persia, has returned to An English firm has contracted for America ou account of ill-health. the plant of two blast furnace* in the -Some Detroit people presented The aeven-cent postage stamp lum “Bijah" with an elegant ban'boo .cane, about seven foot to>«. and surmounted There is n Town, with 9 will be printed in vermilion, that it may -jfre. Vuit/WfetB, otriUikM. di<J be distinguished in color from the two1M1 v«k altbo olM. Sfao . Poate. The’implements vf war are 5 cent stamp. ' 10 Micbipm MiU bo hmbudm Shields, 2 Spears, a Cannon and a Gunn, Poor. Kiuwoov, of the Indiana Uni1840, nnd won generally loved by her a Drum aud a Fife. Tnere are Wines, veraity, nnw launches a timorous claim Waters and Beers, and a Cellar—for the that the earth is only 91,875,000 mfiee ,A enow will never kdve a cornfield him!*’ • mill at Winos—requiring tho care of 5 Butlers. from the sun, and ia gradually reducing without cause. *• Me He will be Here here tnu» this aiternoon, afternoon," anMeara*Station, on the Chicago and Michi­ There is a variety of animals ; ihft tame the distance. Hwcrcd Clara. •“ Ho proposes if wo will gan Lake Shura wad, owned, by Charles ■ Thk only thing that will discourage a Iwiaste comprise a Kidd and a Lamb, 10 Fbamk B. Ck*F*wpQi has ftnMbed California flea is a-aledge hammer blow make him a deed of the real estate to Kerrs, a Buck, a Bull, and 3 Jacks. The portrait of Prewidrat Linoolu, ordered ou Ute head, but he is ready for bnsincM give up lhe boild and mortgage, leaving days since. The loss in over $30,000. wild animate arc 5 Lyons, 5 Foxes, 1 by the Now York Legislature. It, is said tlro.next day. oar money in.bank.and tlie rest of our Coon nnd a Wolfe. Titernafe 2 Crowes, to bo a remarkable likeness, ami a «ujiexvonal property.”’ * A Cauforxlapaperaaya ; “The milk­ 3 Hawks, 0 Cranes, 6 Herrons, 10 Mar­ perb work of art. “ Very liberal. Introduce me to him, week. The attendance wm large, otxl men of San Francisco have formed a tins, 6 Swans, 3 Drakes, 1 Nightingale, ; when ho comes,. as an old friend of tlie A “ Sooimrfiir ths Protection of Birds delegates from all parts of the State wen* mutual aid association. One holds the a Parrot, a Peacock, and 2 Hirds with Useful to tho Fanner," is one of the ! family, and not as a laVycr.” cans and the other pumps." only one Wing and a BilL There is a socijtios in a French departineuL All I Mr. Alexander Campbell called in tho —The . Ladington Appeal says that It used to be believed that the earth's Barber, a Beard, and 3 Hain, 2 Tanners, I cover of the afternoon, and was "mads nests found arc reported to the society there are arriving and ejeparting from surface was flat. We know better now. and 4 Hydes. There art’ various Hughes and protected by it. ' acquainted with Mr. Abner Tierce, at that port daily, seven first-class rteam- So for from being flat it is artful chough nnd Dyes, ancli aa Blacks, Browns, whom ho looked suspiciously; but his From Germany there comes a state­ era, all doing a fine business. to get round the sun.—Judy. Groena, Whited, Graya, Dunns, and a i eyes Ml when ho met the old gentleman's ment that Bismarck’s sons, Count Her­ “TAe, go down on your hands and —The Workingmen's Association, Boone. There art* Hills and Dales, . intent gaze.- Mr. Pierce glanced but bert and Count John, are very Iwl which carried out a grand cxcurfacn knoes in a minute, please." “ What on Woods and Parks, Thorns and Bosca, slightlyal ftw deed which WMoffered for young menr and give him more anxiety from Monroe in June, employing two earth shall I do that for, pet I" “ ’Cause Reeds aad a Brier, Barns and Shedtte, the consideration of tho ladies, being oc­ M^’B OLD BEAU. steamers, now announces a railroad ex­ I want to draw on elephant." Bara and Gates, Noblee, Kings, Lords than the government of tho Empire. cupied in studying the countenance of A touno lady of Cornwall, N. Y., ran cursion to Detroit, August 26. and Liirita, Parsons, Prieate, Abbotta, The recent' revelations concerning the man in whose favor it was drawn. It has been ascertained that all the Bishops and Eldora, Hunters and Fowl- a needle into her chest Tlie same deed forgeries at a criminal trial at CbU —The flouring mill at Dorr, Allegan mile-posta in New York State ate set - **I cafi’t decide upon it just now,” Im era, Weavers nnd Webbs, Walla and needle, very much rusted, after remain­ county, was burned the other day. The wrong, the distance having been shbricago, remind me of on incident that oc­ aaid at last “Asa friend of these young Hedges, Days and Knights, Ireland, ing iu her body sixteen years, came out building was owned by R. W. Helmer, eued so as to encourage travelers. curred a few years ago in thNWicinity of ladies, standing, as I may say, in loco Holland and France, English, Welch and a few days ago just above the aukle bone. parenfit, I must make a few inquiries French, and a single Hollander, Ponds An Indiana man raised from 130 grains anee, $3,000. The mill operator, Fred .worth relating. couceruiifg tlie value of this property. and Marshes. There are 11 Walkers of wheat, taken from an Egyptian tomb, Newman, lost his books and a consider­ Clara and Mary Mcrwiri, sisters and Suppose you come after supper, Mr. orphans, were in the sitting-room of their “ It would hardly pay. Wo. could put and a Trotter, a Hand, a Foot and a the first year, two quarts, the second able quantity of grain and floor. Campbell, and suppose you bring that Shin, Arms and Hearts, True Virtue, year, two bushels and a ludf, and this pleasant home on tiro edge of a village “ Hora told a flattering tale." What —The transact! gum in the State TrcuHmortgage with you. I have .no doubt it liim in tho penitentiary, but yon might , Bigger Mix, Conn See Savage Swift, On- year ho expe/ts a yield of twenty rtrer's office for the month of July were musical instnuneut ought this beautiful near the Missouri. Their mother had is all correct, but I would like to see it” lose $4,000 by the job. By trying for Poor Robb, Shed Manns Blood. bushela been .dead several years; ^far father aoug to bo accompanied on I I see you as follows: Cash in Treasury June 30, Mr. Campbell assented to this, and $40,000 he has lost tlie four that may had lately died, leaving them an estate, Tnheikkd by tlie success «-f tho Amcr- $1,287,535.40; receipts, WTO,947.84; are bursting to give the answer. Out have been justly his dne. He will ’00 withdrew. THE HIGH HAT. as they supposed, of the value of some can team at DoUj»om:L, the,Baltimore disbursements, $236,349.98 ;. leaving a with it! The lyre, of course. far from here by morning, I have no “I hop© that you have some good news : A writer in Appleton'a Journal to- Schuctzen e<»rps lisvc ri<mt over three balance July 81 ot 31,202,134.31. $40,000 ; but they had learned quite re­ A CORHESI-PXUENT suggests that the for us,” she said to Abner Pierce. “ IJ doubt, and good riddance to him. Ah ! cently that the property wan encumbered this is uouifartablv. I know that 1 feel cently wrote an article against the high Gerinah-American delegates to Stutt­ thing that will moke a boy yearn for the silk'hat fa common nM by gentlemen. gart, to shoot in the grand international to such an extent tfari they were likely lietter, and I hope that you do." the engim-cring department of the Uni­ resumption of study has at lost been dis­ “ Not bad, my child. I hope and to be deprived of it aU. This discovery, ” . The girls were sure that n great weight To thia a learned Massachusetts hatter schuetzenfest versity in the class of 1875, line been ap­ covered. It is rolling a baby around in A good m ‘may be frapjiowd, filled them with trust that it is very good. hud been lifted from their minds and replica in the same journal to the argu­ Some timo-hoaoral proverliial sayings pointed Third Assistant Inspector in the a wagon while a base-ball match is being Badness and anxiety, and they were name, but a bad man, I mid, and that is hearts. ments used againat the high Imt, and . need revision to wait tlw uge. For fa ­ United States Patent Office at Waahiug- played. states the following facte, among others : seated in silence, unable to read, to con- true. I think I neo my way out of this stance, •* Boys will be boys ” is entirely ton. Alexander Camp, alias Bell, decamped, ' Mamma : Oh, Alfle, you mpst not If I am not mistaken, Julius Caviar was wrong, for everybody knows that they vorae, to work, to do anything but brood difficulty, and the money T lent you is —A dastardly atlenipt, which suc­ and Abner Pierce stayed a wook with speak such bad grammar ! Alfie : Why over their great misfortune. quite hold when oven a young man, and endeavor to appear like men as much ceeded in port, was made Saturday to tho erphans, during which time he ar­ not I Mamma : Because incorrect gram­ While they were thus occupied with me, young ladies, or be surprised at it is recorded that the wreath of laurel, ' and as soon as possible. ' ’7" poison the stock on tlie farm of \lichaei ranged all their affairs, satisfactorily, anything I may say or do, or object to mar grates on the ears of those who speak somber thoaghte, a buggy drove up fa which adorned the brow of conquerors, and wou their lasting gratitude and it well. Alfie : Serve them right for front of the house, and a man alighted, iL You may trust me, wul let nje work was originally designed by the Emperor love. . /■ . in my own wsy. ” •' " " \ (eet eight inches in length and eftfhf ' learning it I—Judy. and the buggy droyo away. Maximus to hide the bfadnsM. of his “How can we ever thank yon for all I crown. Many cases might be cited of iuC-bes in eiroumfereuei:, was killed in posture, and several cattle tasted it. One After supjxir. when Abner-FIsroo had The man must have been on tlie shady A nW ao, being asked what he *as in cow lum since died. side of fifty, to judge from his grey bairn, oOnvenwd with tlie girls oonsswimg their yon have done for us 1” said Clara, when . bAld heads that were certainly not made Dodge county, Minnesota, recently. It jail for, mid it wns fob bortoWillg tlloitey. —Frank' PhHlips and the Marshal of he was about to leave. 1 so by the wear of silk hate. "Whatever weighed four and one-half pounds, and although his face waa fresh and nnwrin- mother as * ho had know* Jaat.-in her Kalamazoo have hod a discussion ijibuut “. But/’ aoid the questioner, “ they don't “ It was for your mother’s sake, my ! may Ha the merit or demerit of the silk carried fourteen mUles. klcd. He was dressed with remarkable a sign ovcj- Main street which the ofikxw put people in jail for.borrowing money." child. And for her sake, if I can hat, it did not origimite'in France. . Bcttoite leaving.the town of Riverdalp, neatness, anti his nuuiners indieated quite iTUtoVed. Phillips ^>pk Jttapfiuiou of *• Yes/’ said the darkey, “ but I had to ever help you,«all I have is at your briakness as well as precision. ■ In one “ Chimney-pot hate" were worn in Thi­ Watonwan county, Minn., the 'hoppers iwrvice.” 5 a justice's court in the matter, and ob­ knock de moil down fine or fo’ times be­ ________________ ___a amali vnffse, ____ arid in’ gage, foith -of which he hand "he carried bet long before the days of magna-charta. deposited their eggs in large quantities tained a verdict for twenty-five dollars fore he would lend it to mo." Utoolber »> urubrulH, ud 'uTpp^l | '« nummuiou. Abner Pierce has made visits to tho They were introduced into Franco at —from $00 to 400 to the square inch— —“ ................. .................> “““ damages. • orphans fxwquently since tho event “ I have made inquiries eonveruing The famous French surgeon Ricord qutokly to the door arid rang the bell. about tho close of the * ‘ hundred years’' nnd many of the farmers will refuse to —A horrible case of filicide is reported recently bad a corn extracted by an above narrated, nnd they halve always In a few minutes he was ushered into the property/,' said tho old gentleman, ■ war," and liavq boon worn with varying put iu a bushel of Med. from Plymouth, Wayne county. Emms, operator in the neighborhood. had a cordial welcome for “ ma ’ s old After worth the presence of tlie young ladies. popularity up to the present day. A It may l»e news to some people that daughter of JoocphTtJMmiin, neglected 1 mortgage, . introduce myself," more than ft common laborer, with his pick and the popular term “bonanza" is a cor­ to oliey her^fa^MuNT order to stop play- the opcratiou the great surgeon drew ai)d would pi from his pocket a 20-fmine piece,! “ Oh, he said, smiling and bowing in a courtly shovel, or n mociianic at his bouqb, wear­ ruption of lhe Spanish word abondanMICBOSCOEIC WRITING. ing croquet, when he became enragetl, ! air," cried the chiropodist with emotion, _______ manner—“_____ Abner_________ Pierce.___Here _ is my foreclosure, ing n silk hat, would be an anomaly and cia, meaning abundance ; and the word threw her down, kicked her fa the whil«>declining tho money, “ there is no In the United States Mtwum, at card—professional card. Yc7u wilT jwr1 mnrt look the nwrtgug.-. on absurdity, just ns much so ns if dreaacd'1 came into use in California when gold <mrsJ am a lawyer ih fit Louis, and’ Tbi* »PP<«Wbe corrjct,-he .contin- Washington, there are two specimen in a fine suit ot broodrlotlx, simply be­ was discovered in Hint country. r ■’ presumably a rosfiectable man. Don’t aed, when ho had examined ifeu tnstru- glass plates, on each of which there is cause tho bat or suit would bo out of Tub other day, an an aged lady stood —The Board of Control of the State . ,,,, . , r , marked space as largo os tlie dot on Um The Colorado potet*beetle, which has , place ; hut for »• gentleman whose bum? Firemen’s Association met at Kalamaaoo ,o drag-stare and Wrveyed Within this space, which is been committing such ravages in certain b-.™,k.5^StoboWft^Zf'1» oI “d bat“” 9 is undoubtedly that letter t. I have t^^onor to call « nose or pleasure does not require a hat equal to one two hundred and ninety ­ I suppdeedh^ young portions of the country lately, was de ­ id fa >ur ferity—that is of rhiiiP 1 that will lx?ar hard or rough usage, who SUto taurautotot U J«ck-», Sqri. B •■lh ■>"«" ■to. __ go fa The cbt&ty seat fourth part of an inch in length bj gh iti^maav venae sincQ _____ bnlies_________ will merely requires a bat for a brail cover­ scribed, it is said, by scieotifie men oh 9, .ronded .toU, rily »BuId nd“■* ’knpeml lo b.r-lt" D-r one four hundred and fortieth part of an I have seen any member of said family. toexneute the deed." '<Bpe»^ tod! tow 1 d Ilk. to b. twmdy y-n ing and ornament—I say ornament ad- long ago as 1832, hot ahthsl time it wm «iM L> I •!»,> bU U«. higbrfl po-iblt —J Pd1' tell U Uli. inch iu width, is written tlie Lord's only of internet to entomologists. • ! ’ There are now lwenty«,™ ride, to-' !!■«»««• »bo.d lonrt-a mok ganl for yoor Mintod mother, u>il noth- ’ ibddon eurrtul-r ob j—I of their Prayer. The prayer contains 227 letters. residence, there is nothing to take tho obildna., and tore eotooaaM all toeAt Viuoonnoa, France, recently, dur­ toitoM; to to. a-ootown. Such is tlie pureness of the writing that mg would rleue w, U-tU-r (bat Io bo^ dmm^ooplace of the modem silk hak If properly ing tlie marriage ceremony, tho bride’s -Ik L.(*Uture ol Michigan .1 .to ' 1"- I'tofahon, /Zreoli of some service to her children." | “ This reminds me,” said tho-old law- 29,431,458 let««ra written inasimilarway made, it is the most comfortable ; if of. a teeth fell out, which so frightened the last seMion mado a special appropriation 1 ' bstxkdat, when n newsboy got hold “We areLsPPy to meet you,’ mur-. 1 yer, pickingup the mortgage again, “ of would cover only one sqaaru inch of the good quality, it is tho moat economical ; hridcgraohi,' a' worthy iiaUor, that ho few fas iftaWiahmmiy of p Homeopathic « *&•’ information that the big New mured Clara. । an occurrence ftiat fell undec Mgr olwrv gtera surface; Tho Bible contains 3,-1 and for ita proper splicre, that of a dress made tho sign of tho cioss, rushed off Medical College in the University of j York bankers had failed, he called a 566,480 letters; hence the entire con ­ “lliunkyou.- I happenedio hoar—no lance -fa Tfafatnsee. ’ Not thattho two hat, it is unapproachable. like an arrow, and baa not since been Michigan, and tlie Board of BcgentaJ! numbt-r oT his best friends together at attelT* how )|OW—that tlnit you are in trouble, rie".. — dim w A—— —ca<n _• <>e was tents of more than eight Bibles might ' matter <aw« arc r.l«le.. alike, —as the Tcnnewfee heard from. have promptly taken atejsi to organize j the postoflioe and said : “See here, you ond.have oome up heroin the belief that undoubtedly a fraudulent affirir; but be written within the space of one square Then ’s another big bust-up in ' ' Twta yrtir the «5iitlienr coiruties of such a college. They announce tlmt the i inch. The writing is done by machinery there., is a similarity in jUfr ^circuwiThe New York Tribune gives tho fol­ California sent to San Francisco 5,.'i8p,-, tMt JOH pw trifle. I am wtaaliy an stanooi. Don’t look so d^utt.iOgrteil, invented by Mr. Wm. Webb, of Loudou. lowing letter concerning an Assookted' 000 orongqe, 620,000 jetnbna, unfl ' Dixring the siege of. Paris by the Ger ­ young ladiM. 1 Wind will b« n^pdt bo, honest man, although a lawyer, and I Press dispatch published in New Yt»k: limes. The consumption of California mans, n pigeon post was aent from Lon­ mean well, although I may express my­ aud ifris nselr^ to cry about what can’t “A train on the Hudson River railroad «U l WMd during th. .to iramp around and get in atawi of the is about 10,000,000 oranges a year, aa<T WMSjflril ■ don to that city. The following te b< self clumsily. ” • ran over a woman and her child at.Glen­ be bdpod. -A* I was about to say, a And they “humped, 5,000,000 are brought, from Mexico and holidays. Every candidate for admis-1 P®**6-" □ascription of the method of making up **1 am free to , a«lmjq" said Clara, wood, yester<lay morning, killing the sieuto -Uta HomsopiU.ic Medial Col , DrfroffPreas. the mail: Written messages for Paris mother instantly, and injuring the child mid one daughter. Ti were received, and, by photography, reT hk other Sunday n Detroit minister T me oorujietition between the white lego mtud be 1$ years of age, and imstt ’ have not known to shorn to look far it? | ^boiit to administer nj so seriously that he will die. They were duevd to microscopic > izc, each letter present to tho Faculty aatiafaatoiy evi-. prcacaed n sermon on tlie sin of white “ Ver*.wi'll It Tt asr-wl nr> when wlw-u n “ Very well. is aia to good thing, no ‘tramps:’" What a train of thought this and negro laborers in the cotton factory u mnn man whri who wua was lies and evasiohs, and he flattered himbeing reduced ao small asr to be invisible “ * toi* ' jt vagc donee of a good moral character. •‘~ They ................. «<«««», Kri»W»fa doubt, that I have come. Now, ait down forward anjf p^wented a fragment of press news iospiron! i ’ to the eye except as a speck. Some , i cents a thia pour woman? <te*n $1.25 to seventy-five a OMSCr jmST . -It Uul uougragUiou took -wy aad.tettme-dl about it." ' were trannie. ” Who was1 this poor woman? lar to this, *kd for ek 2,200 of these specks were then printed day. Those who agreed to work for tlie „ . ri t , , ,« 1 _. , word to heart. Next day he made Chua Merwin, who was the elder of amonnL Uwm examii How far had nhe come with lier child in OoL.gtyH **-«> on bite of tissue paper about on inch latter sum refused offers of $1.35 a daythe orphans, and taader in everything, who were her arms, and where was she tramping Fk. being e~T»d too ta. Il wu and a half square, which was rolled and on ptantetiona. cr/ 1 ' told how she and her sister had taken the decea to ? Whose daughter was she, nnd who ‘A Nrw* HAMTHnncfe man Who has . .......... »vuw -__ carefully attached to one of the tail­ to., to. out letter.! of administration upon their . Although „ was something strange waa her husband ? She must have feathers of tlie pigeon. Ou the arrival conned the matter finds that the syll. 2ftei tte AtiautiT^bte had 1^’n Jtate mmiug bcn>r. “Gr-I father’s estate, when a man of whom ’ about’the they eqi ha<j friends once— a father and mother, । of Um bird in Paris, the postal offimais lands !" he heard her about, “ and my 1>nwt, rat. It sisters, brothers, and nearer yet—a lover. bte “cun" is the beginning of, 1,258 )1<by. . teJ_tnr thnucht th'‘ P*1** nn<1Pr lh* micrcwoope, iiair’** uown aud I've got this old dreea worda, all of wluch have 1,69$ different foHosriug dtamteb : ' hinessof xhich «n,*r8^J several sp<>cka into on! Bun to ’ the door, Bill, and tdl him uteriiflnaiuMU. 1-A4 — * ** ' with bonds included, executed by the ■ Ke had transacted ail the and have been drawn at lightning speed significationu. No other three letters “ To.Uie Emperor Napoleon, Oarden I he mort- ■ r,-*1*blc communications, which were late Mr. Merwin, M|>.«,aU his red estate, the deceaifcd. He got h< over the same road which she was so ofUte Tuilerire, Pari^, France, :. Gov. ■ I wm d017 copied »n writing, ami delivered to wearily tramping when she had been ■*tyilabfa “eon.' '•Oh, no, I liate to/ ’ replied lii _ _ to _ the .eweaiou of • for the sum of $40,0(W. Not content gags and Gilpifa will not_ accede 4iav© in to whom w‘,re addreamid. *x“* 1 . ... : T» extraordinary feat of walking 300 Italy to France. Ple«m> let Bohemia with prohibiting them from attempting i in Naidivi ! Tll': tr,tal ixwtage received for the trans- swept into ct< ruky. What was the dif­ to sell auytiung, he hod tiedwp tlteir J ; Y~: * : 4 i I’ll tan you till yon can’t raise a foot I' ference iielween this woman and child । miles in 100 hours without steep avfa as. I fMwvrftti magmtymg mimion ()f tho-e w ■’ r ,, . ! she urged, and the lad went to the dooi w York, The ojMtrator supposed it would make . T ..._____ I have pBpKr fre‘l’l‘‘ut,-T donated to $’2,000 -W, Dyft Hu but tra&sKmeo were liecoming impatwaV aed the' a New Lomikin fisherman hae «h>- -’ne family; all are human Imngs acta ‘itli this I mifiaomt!. had refund fa supply them is. He made the «iista 40 ’ turcil, off Montauk, a trunk turtle, seven ■ Btwl b-T BanM’ “<*»*«*. same joys I Jorwl hrr with a p«TfMt Jn»». ahy furGier wiilumt juiy. ’ ■ ,-----------. , J -. a r»<1UO MI VIMMK “ This is a bad ca**," said Mr. Pierce. consisting fa ( Thk eighty-one ton gun in coarse of ! the-d^qmteh went ' on, anil dived under ; An«lki-Md»«rh7<»v! rof .chemical । dross called | manu f*cturc at Woolwich, Eng., is rap- ' the ocean and came up smiling in the ; n Hammer. M “ 'T5 °“U“d in pen and i got i* ow; bat T-t. [star’s : for jmmii drinking troughs, nnd ltbeni! bathing tube for children. h,w w> »l«teitmte<Mta joys and sorrows i i fau ofay other pfoenM rwjfarf^ to finish ‘ lx*n last to history. AU that is known i Who cun maiat tlir fueling that, some- I the gun in the rough is the shrinking on ! in the Emperor did not gay for ft, and ' had Iwen ---------------------- —------ — wtere beyond, there is a re-5»ra|xmae for of the trunnion rings. Cotirndming the the fawtioun ojx-rator wm hunted up t « old ^nte-iuMU amukxl -ot $200 He ran away, and it was not con­ Wk m eeknd to believe that a cfa fa the psfaand trouble «f tfaaKM Some- munense riz. of the gun. it i- worthy of ! ami obliged to pay a biU of $187.30 in I a w» n iUl~l|H.cL«boaSa Fhanded siderod worth white tofoltow him. Piltabnrgb. Penn., baa hatched out two whew a place where the. little tramp. ‘ remark that the work Km been J |$UMdb«s.1fttle joke. ThM operator '* Strangecircumatauce^ wasn’t it, Mr. cWckecr, and dow acratobm for them which have ecaroe opened their eym on formed without the alightart hitofc or ’ was -nti -fay saiufied with the revult of i be aaid, Campbell F* | like an old ben. j this life will have as snowy wings as > fadent, i Re/ter �C. BOISE. H. M. LEE. KEEP IT IN MIND! GRAND RAPIDS DIVISTO The Reliable Shari Liae F818A GlAJP XEGOI i. : ‘ YOU WILL FIND Tb. Gmnd Mm SdKxwr, Fayette Brow* • Danish waitof called UM! slabbed and intent­ lhe Savior erar Cid. ly killed a companion Thornes Hau tor. The Dene haa Seen, a treated. daughter of James D Decker, living near Bay City, wax scalded todaflb half. Wednesday.’by falling into a pail of hot water nnd died after five hours intense suffering. - u «ui Mil .hu txtr __ MAS, on lhe 24th day of July, 1872. Jeremiah Bhopbell aud wife gave a mortgage to Millie C. Francis to aeoure the payment of the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars. ($260.00) which said m< rtgage was duly re Fritz Koehler, a German, living at Burts mill, below East Saginaw, was taken to that city Monday, un­ der arrest, charged with having commilled rape on lhe person of Mrs, Emma Albrecht. Koehler has a wife and six children. He gave bail in the sum of Sl.OUO for his ap­ pearance for examination. Sunday evening Deputy Sheriff O’Couoely, of Blissfield, arrested Hiram Hill charged with adultery with Mrs. Tredway. Returning from Blissfield with the prisoner, a fight engendered, which resulted in Frank Love, son of a prominent mil­ ler, stabbing John Bates in the chest, the knife penetrating lhe inner wall of lhe left lung. Love claims that he acted in self defense. Ho is now in Wholesale and OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF s HAS JUST RECEIVED A in and f ,r Bsny County, Jfiahinn. cm tlie temnrked ^‘S?^|CROCKERY Burglars entered the residence of W. Westfall, Treasurer of Leroy An editor who can conduct a towhship, in Mecosta Co., Saturday night, and chloroformed Westfalls live paper and keep off* other peo­ sister, the only person in lhe house, ple’s toes. and cafried off 1000 of the township A professional politician who money. thinks an editor's services deserving Fire prisoners escaped from the of anything but curses, Oceana Co; jail Saturday night by A school teacher who can treat etching a holo through the floor and alike and satisfy all. . digging a trench thirty five feel long A clergyman who can preach so as to the foundation walls, which they to keep on the right side of the Lord then cut through. and all of the congregation at the The dead body of an unknown same time. man was found floating in the river A woman with a pretty foot who nt lhe foot of Eleventh St. Bay City, Monday morning. Il had evidentally never lifts her skirts ankle high, play. a,t» I, which they John Heinxman, aged Uay City, died on-the &tb, from lhe ef­ great deal of ycurMif and a migfety little of fects of an overdose of morphine. The family secretly kepi a bottle of wine and morphine to quiet his nerves. Heinztnan discovered tho is now the owner of eaid mortgage, bottle and drank too freelysuit al law has been instituted to : A pephew of E’han Allen, named . M-AJFUMJEl*. Solon Allen, residing four miles In this village, Aug 8th, by B north of Marshall, attempted to kill himself Monday. He made several 12- 100th dollars, also an attorney fee of bl» ft HxkrtlU. ugly gashes Ion his windpipe with a twenty-fire dollars, provided to be paid by razor, but did not succeed. been in the water two or three weeks. There were several cuts about the head, which indicates foul aiBtb.f 1875. BOISE & LEE ran that I shall said mortgage day of Ncvem- Grand K IS^to mfirrirtogM DMroUMonm. GLASSWARE . A SPRSM MIBSI SPECIALTY. t'.IO ?s SUGAR 10 to 14 Cents! THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF SHELF GOODS Fort Wayne, Jadsoe & Satinay R. R. CANNED FRUITS Don’t make your par1 cliase until you have FANCY GROCERIES se n my Stock. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH TKAIN3 RUN BY CHICAGO TIME. Going South. KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! S3 1187a J^ONEY TO LOAN! 01 Apfmd leal bUle SoiriUo, IS BUMS OF A town free from people who nev­ er can find anything so nice, so cheap and stylish as can bo had in other $300.00 and UPWARDS A business man who cannot afford to advertise, but can afford to see peopie pass bis door to patronize his enterprising neighbor who sows his seed in lhe newspaper which is re­ turned to him a hundred fold. ATTENTION, ALL! When the great Creator presents, the world with these works of his hand, the crearing of white black birds will not be impossible. FINE, LARGE STOCK OF 1114 Hastings. Michigan, that being the placyi of holding the circuit court in and for Barry county, to satisfy the amount due oa said mortgage, together with said attor­ IN THE VILLAGE. ney fee and all other legal casts. The de­ scription of said premises as doecribcd in said mortgage is: Tbit piece or pareel of land lying and being in the Village of Nash­ ville, County of Barry and Stale of Michi gun. known and described as Village Lot, commencing fifty-five (66) feet north of the OF ALL KINDS AT COST! north-west corner of Lol No. twenty-seven (27). thence east one hundred thiriy-iwo (182) feat. thence north fifty-five (55) feet, thence wool one hundred thirty-two (132) A gossip who never supplements feel, thence north fifty-five (66) feet to the Of all kinds, and. place of beginning. his or her poisoned tail with the Dated July 28, 1876. AT PRICES THAT DEFY words: "you mustn't tell anybody . M. M. FRANCIS, COMPETITION! Assignee for Mortgagee. for lhe world that 1 told you." CLEMENT SMITH, A local itemizer who never offends, Attorney for Assignee. .44-4 ,An individual calling himself anon­ ymous, who never curses an editor for not carrying a dirty load that he dare not sltonlder, W I4IT n.i> Of nil kinds which G-oine Worth. WARRANT TO BE PURE OX LONG TIME. L. RUSSELL. ‘ Paid for all kinds of Produce, or exchange^ FOR. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, pay tlie Highest Market Pries for HAIKJAINS Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. call and see us before purchasing. BOISE k LEE. K.tOpm G. A. TRUMAN. JTUR1MTITBE MANUFACTORY! jail; A terrible accident is reported from Lake township, Berrien county. An bld lady named Mrs. Niemelz and her son were driving home one night Inst week, nnd the wheels on die side of the wagon went down mto a deep rut, throwing the yonng man violently to tho ground. In her endeavors to save her son tho old lady clutched his throat and was pulled after him, striking on her head. As soon os the son recovered his senses he crawled to where his moth­ er was lying and found her dead. Her neck was broken in the fall. The son sustained serious injuries but was not dangerously hurt. ■ A SAD CASE. rbn CORN. APPLES, OATS, JACOB LENTZ & SONS Manufacturers and keeps on han Olover Seed, &c., Delivered al their TOWIN! DOWN ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE My K>« Awl with. wto ad ver foe; you will aever lose by it.—Bea. ________ Keeley, the motor man, says that discovery can be applied to the Botmachine to kick a man 14.CD0 time* per minute. Keeley it on the right Hop’ Jefferson Davis has deetined the offer of the Presidency ot the By ran (Texas) Agricultural College, with a salary of MJW0 a year and a furnished house. A party of belated gentlemen, about a certain luiur, began io think of home and their wives’ displeasure, Parlor, Library, Dinin, Office at GENERAL FONTGRb! HAIR, STUCCO, LIVE GROCERY which we chip and retail at bottom prices. AINSWORTH A BROOKS, OF P. DURHAM Where can be found NEW STOCK Proprietors. Greeting Mill I MIRRORS,PICTURES, FRAMES f t? AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS, AC-AC., SALT, Mlchlaaa O fd LATH. SHINGLES WA TER LIME, tn CO Baiy Cabs and Perambulators i COFFINS AND CASKETS, Of all styles and rises. and METAL1C CASES furnished to ordea SHR OUDSAND COFFIN LIN­ Manufxctorer of K < .□ Q M K«l B 3 a g p 3 o H INGS kepi constantly on hand. At the old stand, west aide of Main St. Nashville M ieh. - ■si O that of strangers. U1 B (0 Attention a o td w CANDIES 8 BOOTS AND SHOES, Os U2S WWiiOie Grocery Which will be sold at Qo Give Ale a Call. KMhvOh, Wok, Ju- 17, 1875. PRICES THAT DEFT COIPETITIOI L. J. WHEELER Come and See! MEAT MARKET! We rkpxat IT, ROE & CLEVER, COME <fc SEE “fifteen minutes can make no difference , 'I V. MWUI. MEATS, s 3! 09 p C z a O CD 3 ® 3 o 3 ® ■ s 8° ■ | 3 B V CD § 5! 5 B o < BUILDING LUMBER! S’ LATH & SHINGLES. <z Depot, Neills, Mick ‘ <8 A. W. OLDS. B c $5 o cd'- 0 main* tl><-M it'alway* ba* br»n.«nd wiitee raanUin.Nl li» iu Um fuiarr " -G*»-1-Hf**11 * Co.** No»Jta|K-r Krpurtrr ai.-I l*rtau-r » The ItltM Improved 4I»rdy Card Cutir.r i» pronounced the moai des i ruble Card CutCul­ ler in rhe market, for the general usee of a ’^K^JeHkMwo BafglM Card (tatter,with my latest impwewente. in <llU preferred by many printers, ami belda iUfttwtllMB over other mschinw. The same exeenrr.ee of material and workmanship will be found hi this ■mehine m in lhe others. The above named machines are manufac­ tured in the meat thorough manner, and al the beat material. The imprnr.mvt.lv bare gfvra to thrae Cutten a rmwel popularity, and increase! their favorUism amonr their a o * WHOLESALER RETAIL TRADE. 3 <3 e 6 0 r d co o is invited to my stock of CHOICE u M o *1 Teas, Cafees, Spites, Crockery, GUwirare k Voadeavare, FOR THE We manufacture our Furniture from the beat thoroughly seasoned lumber and rrar- Relations LUMBER, * Again in tlie Trade Business Hard and Soft Wood i CD •-3 I world respectfully inform my friends that 1 stn k IndUaa Q O O B $ w Together with a full Msortmenf'ot TO THE Mleblc>n R.u'.ti.ni BaUrand POTATOES, . Yesterday afternoon, at the Police Court, occurred one of those numer­ ous heartrending'scenes for which ibis court is noted. It was no less than a mother sending her daughter to the House of Correction at Detroit. It appears that "the girl has been brought np in a good family in the middle class ; has had everything that the means of her parents could prowide for her, but still hw persisted in going to tho bad as fast as possi­ ble, and is at last uncontrollable. She would frequently go out and stay all night, and sometimes two or three nights and days together, with young men who have neither a repu­ tation nor any honor. If one of these villains could have seen that mother yesterday afternoon as she stood ia the court room and told her story, the bitter tears coursing her cheeks, we opine they would not think bo lightly and so well of lhe terrible work they had wrought in that family. The home circle is destroyed, the mother js bowed down with grief, and the daughter on her way to a prison from which she may come forth a better woman, but tlie chances are not in favor of her being improved, there.— Grand Rapids Dtm . Franklin. ALL ABOARD CB SO ES s SO - As B Clocks, SpcctaoLcsA JFc. -1 u 8 very artl.ir 00 CHAM. W. DIMABAY ANSON HARBY. AUBURNDALE. MASS. fiwitetBB now. feHiw, B»Dt*wV<X.Otani«a �— Tratm- 3ALS NEW GOODS! A MOW, SOCIAL EVIL DBAMA. >x.iat FRIDAY, art disekee Mty«h*g •• f who* should be done wjth his propurty. He Off SAffMAT AUG. 13. 1870. nee* men in the city. Ro undoubtedly has W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, drawn hie sorrow. M. D. f —The “llarveai Danos" ad tho Union House wm well aUanded. Forty-eight A. BARBER, M.. D. —The last Lakeside Library now)- aud chuckled in her thought of a “softer thing," thaa a visit (o her mother in contains voyage of 60,000 ClHHlg, KaU, r, Thomas Donley, a shoemaker cf WEBSTER A HOBBS. TVernnka AN kinds eC wnrir le IM T B. RASEY, Drayman, d. or*!*4 •« anr pUc< ELEMENT SMITH. V _ I.AWVT it —The farmers throughout the west part of the county are troubled. Doga killing —P. Heller bu thrashed and bad 519 Chine. —Calvin Densmore, aged 60 years, died at Ms residence in Woodland last Friday. We wm one of tho old residents of that township. flInt, ^4—Mro- Grass Widow Shriner'e goods and T H. LEE, • Deputy S41»«»rltT. JOHN EL EASTMAN. q LIEBHAUSER, l” TAILOR dty. The widow still makes herself scarce hers-a-bouts. —The Middleville Republican has shed its “ patent skin," but Middleville still con tinues to be troubled by drunk and disor­ derly ruffians.' J. C. Clarke has traded bls farm in Ma- Mr. Clark is quite well known, and, un­ aMq^.k*.________________ doubtedly, will have a good trade. PaRADY, Manufacturer of —Postmaster Z. B. Willson reports every­ ’ BooIm and Shoes, thing calm and peaceful "on lhe Potomac" at Sheridan. The poetoffice difficulty hu been settled, tranquility restored, and the TOHN Q CRESSY, cock crows on lhe just and the unjust. J » H E II 11 week’s Vermontville Enterprise about the band concert, but it wm m silent as the grave upon the topic. We understand that our cornet band “scooped" them pretty bad. JONES, —Monday night an old gray-headed man sent up a fervent prayer that the game kn<ftrn m croquet might forever be stopped in this village. Tuesday a shower came up ELIHU CHIPMAJi' Justice of the Bea Nashville, Mich. General Conreyancing, Collections a.. MONEY TO LOAN MRS. L. O. HpriMR- and Summer MILLINERY & FANCY GOOI JYcok Ties, Rushings, Collars and Cuffs, IN ALL OF THE LATEST 8TYI —Leris Durkee ocoMionally lakes a ramble away up north to Otsego Lake and farther, on railroad business. He has been up to Otsego Lake this week, and reports it “just delightful," during this warm season. ' —It takes four such men M friend Henry Roe, to keep a 3-montbs calf from getting into ths excavation across from the meat market At least that is what an unpreju diced observer would think from the pro­ ceedings last Friday af>*rnoon. —A grove meeting will be held in Mr. Graham's grovp commencing Aug. 26lh, to commence at half past two o'clock P. M. Elder Smith recently from N. V., will be present. We cordially invito ministers and members of all churches. Come one, and come all, and lot .us see wh>t the Lord our God will do for us. ’ Cow. and satisfaction guaranteed. NEW MILLINERY GOODS Jdrs.y,JU.SB himself outside too much double-extract of of Iridian corn, and had a “set-to” with old BEE. REESE & PAY THE Holiest Cash FOR ALL KINDS OF a barn, he fell, breaking his right leg. Dr. Griswold, of the Center, rendered medical aid. Early Thuroday evening laat the barns and contents of Wm. 8. Meloy. a farmer of Hastings, wert destroyed by fire, supposed to have been started by an incendiary. in About 400 bubals of wheat, ten Iona of bay. considerable corn end oats and all of the agricultural implements belonging to the farm were.destroyed. Loss $2,000 ;' but an insurance of $800 in Barry A Eaton Insur COUNTRY Bites Edit ni Fin. thall tend out a Wagon to buy Fred ATK1N8OX & ROE, Frasier McCormick and wife are visit­ ing friends in this rillags. gins to throw out bints of ths ■ great things ho is going to do for the Centennial year ; and m ho always keeps his promises, it would be well for persons who design get­ ting up clubs, and earning tho splendid premen copies are soot, gratis, to facilitate this purpose. Address CHAS. J. PETER­ SON, 30C Chestnut clreet, Philadelphia, LOCAL MATTERS. under mbLw of i THE AMERICAN ORGAN Taken m paynfent. STOOLS AND IHSTMfflmJN BOOKS constantly on band. Instrument! Finest Geo. R. Flkmixo. 48-1 Now in ths Market. A full uxx or BOOTS and SHOES. This is FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY A Job lot of Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, ' White Goods, Spruce Ladies’ Line* Cellars Ac Caffs Al Tbumai's. Dickixsox's. Sewing Machine Needit Very CMaeap. tcg~ The Jackson Custom Made Boot Nashville,,Mish., April 1st, 1875. W, A. AYLSWORTH. LISTEN? QREETING! STAtit or MrcntQAx, Sometfcisg hUerestiac set fal- BOISE BRO’S Would respectfully call the attention of the ciliaeus of Nashville and vicinity, to KOCHER BROS. Drugs, Medicines WALL PAPER, PAINTS. Elegant New Quarters, Wm E. SAVAGE A BRO'. COLUMN GOLDSMITH’S PUTTY. DYE STUFFS TOILET ARTICLES. 2>r// Goods Business ! PERFUMES, CHOICE PAULY GROCERIES, Mr. Editor believing it would be no detri­ >hn Michael bM been putting the artlsment to Ute News, and no detriment to the irusb to the fronts of several sloros watering place for horses and cattle is e erected on the west end of Green St. i will make Green St. lhe best approach the poaiible object of a judgement in tho io city now. future. nail boys have commenced to make their 4»J of twarins- OILS, VARNISHES BRUSHES GLASS, Ik. Umo. lie Journal fhvoro a croquet tournament ■is oily. We trust it may be held. ological qu.«tions : noun, be Ur th.- !i-tuIntf of ntU ]«-tlUrw», MUlkat the ni-rl ot ktn to mU4 mliwrt, au-J »tl oilier pertont tut. rr.ir.1 it t*M r.t*u-_ »r«' nxjulrrd loapfirtr at a te—imiof tok! court, i!»n to beholden at the Probate Office, In tbs rity of Healings, aad •bow OSJ»c, if any ------ — of Hw M-tlUolH-r And It la further o tvlflkw loUrcet^l BOOKS. S TA T10NER Y iveral horsemen have arrived in the city i their horses to prepare for lhe races. file Tekr tffi and Ci jars, GENERAL HERCIANDISE V 16 TINTS lovUimate la-ad and Zine Uquld Paint MIIED WITH Fl HK lalNIEEO OIL. With a complete stuck of WINES & LIQUORS! SHAWLS, CA XII OT.Wffi For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only LIQUID PAINTS II E Grangers and Farmers, DETROIT ATTENTION! White Ecad Works. IF YOU WANT BOOTS & SHOES, dying? PAINTS that had tho power of death, and that is the toy store adjoining the auction rooms. devil, Hebrews 2nd Chap, and 14th veroe. Question : If death Is the gate to endless this Ykakee Wstlsst, WHOLESALE CASH RATES. sing all through but Enoch and Elijah ? SALVATOR BEER NASHVILLE, MICH. married. LIVERY STABLE! Ann 8 Stephens, deepens la internet. ‘•The First Quarrel" Is another story of it's the way of iL In my own county 1 Id command millions of dollars but here n helpless; likeunto a lion in a lamb's mado happy by purchasing one of those ■ no, a lamb in a lion's mouth." Now style American Organs of st here Esq. Chipman asked him if be Lxa & Fluuxo. no friends he could correspond with). >, airno father, mother, sister or lher, when you see Few Uns you see all The only place you will find the ■e is. I will pay lhe copt a and the next n will bear me and Mrs. FewUss many Jackson Custom Made Boot is al tbit they have an adultery oaae on hand The of one of lhe parties . is McDonald. of Flora Solouso'n. Sw rirl aft< LIVE STOCK *8. to Sao. der. ART1MTIC PAINTERS! besutiful even m a picture. Frank Lee Benedict begins a spirited novelet, which is capitally illustrated. The powerful and ab- r. E. Erway, a carpenter of this city, r at work in a bouse in Rutland Town­ could be the object of raising ths oae that stepped tbtoogh a holo in the floor, on th inst, and dislocated his right ahoul- started last Tuesday morning on a pleasure trip to St, Louis. Cora Kercher were married at Middle villa. All kinds of CLOTHING SUITS DRESS GOODS. BUTTER and EGGS. 21-46 “I am among strangers, a stranger tn a ange land. If I am not responsible for jrrer offered to lhe public. FIRST CLASS Is acknowledged by all leading musicia**; Church Contention at Grand Rapids, Tur D. H. Everts has gone to North Hector, REESE A DETTERICK. N. Y., on a visit to roUliven. AMERICAN ORGANS, AHD Officer Larkins brought the pair back paid; and to clube it is even lower* the factories, at prices that eaaa't fall le please. id theyTstopped at his house. Fewlass publisher claims it is the cheapest aud beat otic and soul stirring. They rushed into ch others arms, their lips camo together to a clap of thunder in a rain storm, and ey smiled on each other like a cow in a rnfield.' Then they went into another on to have a confidential chat Boon >niey wm called in, and when they issued im that room each countenance wore a lisfied loook. The case wm called before Esq. Chipman d soon the court room wm filled. Justice lipman read lhe complaint to the prisoner >nley, apd Fewlass smiled. A. M. Flint pearod for the defendant and asked that Fewlass was a stranger he be required give security for the costs. The Esq. id he should require him to do it, and wlass arose and made a speech as follows . 70,000 NOW IN' USE. AOEKTS FOB TUK CBLBIU1ATEU le sire, colored steel fashion plate gives the three years, over 350,000 sample bottles by Druggists in all parts of ths bulled States. 60 to 75 cents per bushel. No other manufacturer of medicine ever gave their pjeparations such a test m this J. Downs and family have been spend Go to your Druggist and get a bottle for75 cents and try 11 Two deses will relieve you. 88ew he late rains have been very beneficial Sample bcules 10 cts. each. ornand vegetables of all kinds. Done in the Latest Styles and with neatnesi AND —Peiersoh'« Magaxint (the Lady's Na­ tional) is already on our table for Septem­ ber, and is an unusually fine number, even of this'popular periodical The principal engraving Is a beautiful steel plate .'The Little Marauders,*' after a picture by Bon- claimed Watson bad stolen from him. In tho skirmish that followed, Watson, it ap­ pears got the worst, and on Monday morn­ on NO EXCUSE FOR BEING SICK. re them with their troublesing fallowing had Davis arrested and No perron can use Boecbee's German Syr­ brought before Esq. Chipman, when hc‘ 8-.—Few law and wife have three chilup without getting immediate relief and cure. n and have been married 10 or 15 years. plead gtfdty and wm fined $5 and costs of We have lhe first case of coughs, oolds or con­ sumption, or any dis mas of the ftiroaland suit. Where wm our village Marshal dur­ Lungs, yet to hoar from that has not been ing Ibis skirmish ? Echo answers "where." Laat Saturday while a eon of 8. F. Chaf­ CALL ir happinsu. Robert Fewlass arrived I issued a warrant for their arrest for tltsry, That morninv they had started Hickory Corners, and the warrant wm In offieer Larkins* bands, who in due e found them at tho hotel at Hickory were, arrayed in the garb that Adam and » wore before they had that little fruit ouble, that ^s to My ho went to their om and found them in bod locked in a ving embrace. Upon reading the warrant e woman inquired if "Bob didn't gat it that warrant.” The meantime wm eat by Fewlass in running from the ho­ l to the livery stable and tolling (outsiders s troubles and how he would make Mary LEE & FLEMING, M, Tbumax's. or THK ZDRESS MAKING ■ snouted a Job of pegging shoes in published wliieh sells at $4.06, while the intents and purposes, knew M much of price of The Lakeside Library edition is eh other m married folks, and appeared OONS1M.Y, LOYD k CO, PuUUkw., Chicago. fter a little more controversy Esq. Cblp। discharged the prisoner and Fewlass I the costs, and departed with Donley, tier dark Mrs. Fewlass met Doulry and or says feeded him the undivided oneof herself and he departed with them, BSJU Those New Style American Organs midnight train wm the one that “bore go off like hot cakes. Try one they win do you good. Ls> A FtmAu. Hatt Bleached and Preued. Dress Maiinfi, Coltim ani Fiitin I It lays bare the mysteries of the mighty place. They camo to an undo's of deep, telling of hidden caverns, submarine ley's, living south, and. after staying a tbere, sunken treasure ships, and all the wonders hidden from sight below lhe sun- The and ille jxrty. Jas. Roberts, dr.rggist, '. H. Holbrook, Bupt.of Public Amuse- out the team, but intend skedaddled to Canada. He subsequently returned to his father's and again left for Illinois. This Evrnjthing gmi become P. Holuib. of liquor to minors and habitual shall cease. Several cam of Physicians will find our stock complete, at the lowest living prices. Want, Prsscripta Carerally Prepared. thia With thank, forpu’t pati of her son till hie boOy wm Ui«n a farewell look Span him.-[Hartford Fprtag . Sunday laat a Mr. John Allen living Day mm called horary. There wm a peculiar AHSO« HARDY, AMUMMLE, MASS. F. C.4F.T. BOISE, Druggie. 11 the .Best Lager Brewed in the West. West, yn.u khk ii«r.wEMr, GiiuM River A"*”. jMIruil. TW» bwTtokiWtad br ■»*** HeUcr. llrttai-M. PATENTS. �fashion; in the United of L a Merritt (subekrtatiug lux middle The wires oome freighted with reporta for hia latt name), he appeared in Ohio of diesater by the recent rain, storms. I tb« armv, phjrtrtara, «up?K.n. .ml exuinoul ora and aicirt: every .bare, join ui r—omurnnding JcJtawm’a LmtiHraZ tobstba DEALER 11 Fsnas. Lanta sad YiW Sabatoga Um only one duke thia ms braaker was the N.HWest, ami the I suffered by the washing a । and culvert*. The rivers an unwonted depth, iving stasippi and Ohio. T^e S deptii of fifty fasRWAsfli Ucbaq;od with k-lteJ abort time lie found lunisadf at Fredericksburg, Wayne county, bankrupt and compelled to suspend operations and sell out his con­ cern. Thus situated, he act abont look­ ing for other busintMi. Having some knowledge of wood-type manufacture, hn soon found in Mr. Day (afterward well known to the printers of Ohio), a partner for the prosecution of tiiat bwrinoM in FBodariqluburg, under the firm y reached a ■ti, and the at onn time livea have ^arolring.saw in farmers work, bis tecapatfei bMtbf of he null yard, but » strike haring Daulal O CoaneU. the —Jebrated lri*h orator tional Jteik of Miliaaler. Minn., and for many by children of Jbe r at the prospect Id r, Oliio, a sad some i of wtor’ ranging from five to thirty f*5»fc Baddenta of tire valley for fifty y ears say tiiat no similar destruction of tahliahment was improvised, with tools an^ machinery driven by hone-power. fore. Tho river has been higher, bat The next spring Mr. " Merritt" started out with a one-horse wagon loaded with that very account. The very fact tluit he wants it is conaiderrd an excellent reason why bo should not have it, no matter what his qualifications may be. Thc eacape from the dilemma in Dot n very difficult one. Instead of commit­ ting the frank impropriety of asking to bo a candidate outright, the office-wisher haa only to m-.-ntion tlie matter oonfideDtially to one or two intimate friends. Then little complimentary paragraphs begin to appear in the papers; the idea of tho propriety of electing a certain gentleman to a certain office nvcuw often, strangely enough, to strike several ed­ itors at tlie same time. Tbrm, in the caucus or convention, the name ia WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT IT. N. F. BURNHAM'S « TVRBlWK »ote «antnttt«l aulddo at Ht. IVul. over half a million dollars. It is im- printers in nortbjrn Ohio. Encouraged by the results of thia trip, ths flrm went •u and .manufactured so liberally that tho next spring Mr. " Merritt" set out With a double team and a larger load. the bead in a railroad accident, laat winter, and —It ia rumored thaS Moulton will bring an "xr.sai'uwSiS ducad in hta hotel, at the White Mcnuitaiua. chiklron. while picking terries iu the bush. the feature of muruinz prayers, wliieh will ne of one child can be found. ' GKXKXA.L. —The chiefs of the Navajoa have preheated itcriooa charges against their Agent, ex-G-wornor Army, and down hie removal. —Special diapatchca state that there are about a thonaand ntuiere now hn the Black Hills, and there near Harney'■ Peak arc tuakug twelve dollars per day. —All the government departments at Wanhiugtoii were cloned on the 3d inst., and tlie War and Navy buildings draped iu mourning out of roapect to tho memory of Andrew Johnson. —By the csbm Just completed. New York city ia shown to have a population of l.OGt.sn. —A frightful rate of mortality prevails among tlie poor children of New York city. Cholera infantum in carrying off the little ones at the rat5 of 100 per day, aud a call is made for volunteer physician*. —Oambiing has been effectually atopjiod in Washington. A —Tlie committee of Treasury officers and Ixukcm appointed to uivratigate tho Iom of the '♦17,000. report that the money could not have been taken by any ]>er»on not connected with the Treasury, aud criticise tho loose manage­ ment of the funds. —The wives of Kiowa and Comanche Indians who are held as jwisoticre in Honda are un­ willing to go to their affectionate husbands, and want to know if they will be comjielled to K°—The Indianapolis Cbambar of Ccmmeroo lum passed resolutions complimentary to Paatmaeter General Jrneil for odahlialnng a fast mail train between New York and Chicago, and requesting tliat Indianapolis and St, Louis bo placed on the same footing aa Chicago, so far aa tlie early dalivory of mail- is concerned. —All stories in regard to serious mistinderstandinga between Secretary Bristow aud hia "idxirdinaten arc pronounced on authority to be unqualitiodly falsa. —Some weeks since an article in a New Or­ leans |Mf>er stated that the crew of the schooner Honda, which sailed from New Orleans for California iu 1MU, had teen discovered on an inland in the Southern Pacific ; but later advices state that Ahis report ia not true, aa the achootMT |xrt into Fort Famine, a Chilian (<en*l aettieiuc.nl. when the convicts boarded her and mas­ sacred all of the crew, and made sail for the mainland. Ou her way site was recajSiiml by a Chilian war rrwrel. —The jury in the cane of John D. Lee, charged with being tlie leader of tlie Mountain Sh adow nusukit. reported that they were un­ able to agree. ai»d were discharged by the court It is reported tliat they stood nine for acquittal and three—oos Gentile and two Mormons— for conviction. Jail at Ottawa, Kan.. tho ‘other day. They am loss W80.000. and the damage already done in the 9bipw4Mw«wi'i vgtaa n now as though., rwa vjare to have a repetition of the dangerous floods of other years that. destroyed the levees of the Mississippi and laid waste millions of acres. The <1^—1 rim trtwi never saw such floods before in July or XASMVH? him ?.V0O-A A fearful storm passed over Omaha, Ncb-a a |«*4bi>kA0ta^33MwiadtUbBW asaila of Ah<< trip. The tyi* btadnem was continued for many yean at Frederfckaburg, and Bubaequeutly nt Cincin- —From ’ntwiville. Pa., wo have infarmrtiou of an SreldAiitou the Geneva, Ithaca and Atb- hour, and " Merritt ’’ " returned no more." Sub­ one inch and thirty-hunsequently, an already indicated, he turned up under his proper name, Isaac M. Singer, the sowing-machine patentee, broken in the city. . The Union Pacific in which diaracter he has long been depot roof, fire-eightha of an inch thick, known to the world. To what extent ho wiui the real inventor of the machine bearing his name is disputed, it having been alleged that it wns chiefly the work QVJtKlt UXAULTa Gr ADKK^TXatJIG. The accident to which Orange Judd of other brains; bnt he liecame the patentee, and as such secured an enor­ mous income, which, for many years early history/ a modtait • hatUta in a re­ tired ktre0 3ft Muahtag, L. L Mr. Judd ■^•nt to N«w York every day to most of his time of late being spent in work updn’tKe A meriean Agriculturalut Eurppe. His life was a suoeesa in re­ $» ."KA spect to petmniaiy gadh and notoriety ; >1 a year, and in the evening be nnd hm but in other respects, which most men regard as higher attainments of human which were sold-in tee New York stere. ambition, he was not nmr.h known, aud He kept an old horse for busineffs pnr- his record can hanlly bo held up for the posea, thntv^nt'by Ali<«r.imhlo?of "the emulation of young men. hair trunk,**tan<l itmaa-wtanduig joke in Flushing that gentlemen would go No other city in the worhl can show to tin city in tita^zsotnifig, 'fmasing Mr. such remarkable etatiatics relating to suicide as the French metropolis. This road, and, though bo wait evidently mov- of a mhplaced switch. The engineer and fire­ man jumped off, but were badly acakted, the train that wap <lpo about the K.l tl.BOA n IJfTKLLIG gJTBl In —The oftlcvrs of tlie Toledo, Wabash and Western railrosd offer *L00O reward forth* broke tlie switch connections at Catlin. HL, sulttxl In the death of Engl near tUiephsni and Fireman Markey. put 0wn fariw to Chicago to *5. or *10 for tlie round trip, and Uie same to ludianapolia. and *11.50 to Cincinnati. To Baltimore and Waeh ingtou. single trip. *18.80 ; New York. W0. continue.] falliu , next day. Tlie miners dare zleau-nt. It is telicred that he has gone to China. —Barker. U.o defaulting State Treasurer of South tlarnlina. who was in prison awaiting tho officii utataxaeiit: \3hl7 eSokj'K NO. 033 Broadway, N. ,Y. C’ty. B*lfomafl. Oaflork—d tor Cwealar arataaw—; sion. The clianccs ore that an honest and callable num who openly oonfeeaee that lie dertree an office will fill it far better than one who pretenda that he HOILKD GKKKX COBX. An amusing story ia told of the late /".'T'” ‘ George Peabody, die celebrated Ameri- Oo»—»«. »... cub banker.. It appears that Mr. Pea­ body had invited three Engtiahmen to cij’ciiiMATi. meet two American gentlemen at dinner , Xj^T~R*J at his house in London, and having re- o*re IS LIFE. :>.T.i:.v5ftSSS M,7?0.(X» ing, they say. ing its lofty proportions over one luinA similar clerical blunder lately oc- dred and fifty feet heavenward, forty- Decrease of debt durtng July. tion. What a strange infatuation must have possessed these desperate people aa they stood upon thelof.y pinnacle besido the gilt figure of the Genius of Liberty for a moment before they hurled tbemeelvaa into space. From tho summit of th* Triompbc, at the upper end of tllc Clul,,1l>« Elywx«, tiieofficial rei-ord K-HrMUxV Selected French Burr Mill Stone* Of all .!«-•. *b4 lesir«Ss« ,» ki»4a .rf MUI Nachl.ery R.'i.w.r’tmjttn The menus em- columns the morning paper repcotexl the m«nl, erected by the tlret Napoleon, in lines, " The Anwrlcan AgrioulturaiUt pnltad down, hut it has since out to-day." The consequence was that been restored to'ita former height and the edition was exhausted early, and tlie ompletenwiH, except the statue of ^iapoleon, which. hail not been replaced that day Mr. Judd and his paper liecame ,lP°n "ummit, for obvioua political established sneteeses, and now he owns reasons. Worn the. Column of July a stylish team and about half of'FJ^al^,' mUiared in the Place de la Bartile, rear­ mre* reuyrel SbrefdaM ik« world for tWcsrvwrk W X \J/A Smith Organ Co., BOSTON, MASS. These Standard ImtrumenU Sold by Muiic Dealers Everywhere. If? wliieh wm to have carried him through Place Vendome. Our nsulcrs will re­ life* ttwqt Jn.AVj4 ' member that during the rtngn of the Ft^Ahe* length Af 't4o Commune in Paris, tiita grand monu- AGENTS WANTED IN EYESY TOWN. bearing n targe covered dish, which ho deposited solemnly before Mr. Peabody; in a moment more, in obedience to the banker’s nod, he whisked off the cover, | and there before the iMtoutahed guesta was displayed a pile of boiled corn-cobs I The banker gaxed for an instant-in mute horror and then found voice to demand an explanation, which was finally reached when the cook was summoned—« fellow who had never before seen an car of In­ dian coni in hta life—who replied that he had followed his master’s directions to "strip off all the outside after boil­ ing," which he had dpne most faithfully, not only the husks, m was intended, but kernels, also, so that the liauker had only wluu is iu America the mute evi­ dence of the feast, to indicate what were his good intentions to hie gnewta &bo shown that Ufirty-one intbriduata so large a q-ace. The result was not h<*« sought instant death. This tri­ Unlike that o|-Mr. J<pl^aLblunder, for nraphal arch is situated upon the highUw orders poured in at such a rate for eet grounds in Paris, and is the finest John Quincy Adams was undoubtedly it aud lasgest Ftnwture of tiw kind in the 11 world. Bat of all the tatty huigiita from the moot cultured President who ever I wore the dignity. Beyond this he Imd j - ———- ------- — which toe mrisides of the French ca}Mtai —Despite tlie report"of the committee of Chi■ hove leaped to certain destruction, the the ■warmest heart and the deepest sym- CLARK'S^ BQSK’KEEPi luathiea to tiioee who knew him oatidde cuucli'lfc B^a Odd SUm. ,«<ilW Um turtber opertliopa on the structure until tlie Terror meeting H1J T TA —It la ntated-that the crops iu Kan—a thia t Bum.. ““ "“-W : Un tel 1 tan an official record has of his official position, but a cynical air ' «.»— taasr and expression to those with whom . policy or official courtesy had brought i ???, nd il ertibiu U» M c‘" seven hundred and sixty -aevta despenne moumq ■—-TT- u»w auv.u him into momentary contact It is re- .ftCI|Te, tttiMTrn> latod Wm that when a candidate for AatRlS WANTED ■ tho Fn«i4ow, ho — rnuob I ftffiSSSX.1! i *g*inrt hia will, to visit the county cat-! u lhe tlie pavement below. switch near Danville. HL. but it was frustrated halutaut* o. K**iaaand Mrwtyiygm-, —A tmr.Ue ir»f»ly occurred dmw Eau C hins. Wh., re-cntlr. A bate of Mm. Anaua Drake fell oof of ted into a bath tub, sod «m drovuad. a ten b Ho.1 Spring. served up in tbs well-known American , Com Seine and tlie fumes of charcoal being style. Accordingly, at a proper time, °A”’ the most common ; but there ia one mode which ia almost peculiar to the Parisian alone. Official statistics show aumothing of an air of mystery, anthat one hundred and twenty-seven in­ dividuals hare thxov.n themselves from his guests to a well-known aud delicious thceummit of the Cohunn of Vendome, American dish of food, cooked in the 10 <‘stenL Imagine the frugal seed- which rears itself nearly a hundred and American manner. It would be no nov­ man’s horror on finding that the money I fifty feet in the air, in the center of tiie elty to his American gucsta, but the Mpraas train on the Toledo, Wabash and West- known iu that State. Ccmmnaity. THE MARKETS. determined to astontah hta English and L4B‘’ all seasoua of the year. of four lines was sent out to 100 news- ' papers, with instructions to spread it! over "eight tinea," it should Lave read, ' but the clerk wrote it eight inches, and m*Ua, etc............................................... M1MM th^ conMNjuence wae startling. ' The ar- । iinlhuer-Suuicy feud in Williamson county, Ihuaarr ..I Intarrat paid by Uie VnUo4 't -MXM? tide advertised was tlie Baltimore Bo< ’raiuaviUC and bis death ia attributed to th* aft? aTWfW Ifll ixrt *■ returning, from the funeral ot who quit work rather than submit to a reduc- -Au employe of the Central Pacific road in waited on by a oommittee to conduct him "before tho convention,’’ though it ia a curious coincidence that the oom-, mittee knows exactly- where he is, and finds him with delightful facility; and. of course, be ia only induced fc accept the nomination Ire the evidences that he alone can lead his party to triumph, and tliat he must fain sacrifice his own wishes and convenience to the country, the State, or the township, as the case may be I It must be confessed that these tittle subterfngte and hypocrisies are not a favorable beginning of a public career, nor do they augur well for the scrupulous uprightness of the would-be public servants who employ them. There is really nothing disgraceful in the de­ sire to occupy an office of trust and Louor, aud there is no reason why a man who knows that his experience and tal­ ents qualify him for it should uot expresa all on one side for long. One day Mr. iatnro will ta» about ths aanic aa laat year. —The electlou in Alabama resulted in favor Judd sent a rierV.9flt.Jo collect some of calling a Constitutional Convention. money, to the extent of 8100, out of — - — —TI , wuion uc W jKiy IOF uic mscraon oi lbw position at temtar taan Tan riteA. WdA _ ,< r—_ v imcant by tbs death of Andrew Jotamon. . * i.** . ——s------------------a lucky stroke of stnnidilv the clerk left m.xclAt^D ,.TOr»r»rxr Uu, “«l” Mil lhe nenp^tr —Th© National debt w*e reduced ♦TTEM.S.s, jl . ’ drfng O. »»„«. or lol.. H.. MIoWos » “d Al 11 ™ to . jsyable In lawful ■wertained to be a defaulter to the amount of *1.000,000. TJie name of the crimusl te Wood- Umj candidate is not present; ei course, Dr. (iroiutaui, of Bellevue, haa oon- farmers who crowded around him was' one impulsive olu farmer, who, shaking I-------- ----------------------------------- - ---------- -—— * cut; die jHlumibKa won a rml tn livM ia. natcr, and tho WintezMt Sun, also of which tee anxious young mother may aa- wilo : Iowa, ia suggestive. Tho Kingdom^ of i year father’s family. You ware then a Ihtt^ni 4 p.fi4ication. from hour to hour, that the baby is going little boy, and hLo tun often eomlxvl J Th» Palestine xYetrs is a plain Illinois ou satisfactorily an regards inemtae of yourbnatL'* "Well," said Mr. Adamr., "I suppose she combe youre now?" cradle, to anit tlie taate, fltti-d with a Thia extinguished the old fellow, and balance underneath which will tell the ttewiwik of A—ettilMY lias takeu »rw— yofxrcco ia.u) ucmsi xiui. l acrcim, u hot- tenta, without any need of distarbing Tub oMred h me in the world is now >«.. .-mm n±armgrtrl .l»**a . the child. It is said that after two oomliving in Jackson, Michigan. He was Iran reasWHl BMMOlM Otten vriHp names, that tap lightly ovex the foaled in 1834, and is, eonseqnently, commend us to the l*nnx—tai Wtem fifty-one years old. mouths tb« kieragfe iiMTeeae should be i of.an ounce daily. At they tiitt ak Hrth. At ffirtocn monltei the weight aisoui-1 be double that A fiw> did that was naughty tlie prospectus moutba. Of counm, infanta vary from time to time, and each individual hae a Mauch Chunk, Pennrylvania, which has boon running for forty-fivs yean. Tarrant’s EffbrrnMxmt Nelder Aperteat 8OM ETHING | Geo- p. Rowell a Co. | DR. WHITTIER, lie. C1T Ik Chuln SUMI. SL LM1411 PENNSYLVANIA • ry AreMteiny.cn. WANTEI t*». <»>.' ACE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-08-20.pdf.pdf dad87e2809794f4f762a42f5fd11166e PDF Text Text «te iafkrffle . - - AT — - . ■ , NuhTilh: B»rry County, NGohigsi, OR NO N civs. ® PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, STRONO, Editor and Proprietor. »EMT TO PAYIN6 SUBSCRIBERS at St.60 Pw Aaawn • Is Aitnxoa. .Wo jopw uulil paid Tor-only to “ Progression. No Retrograding.” □mqa nr TWDMJMTs BB17X, S«ooa4 Mary j fl^SHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1875. VOL. II. They were a good deal startled at the sight of their old enemy, the strange girl. Poor Tabby, ns if seeking consolauon in her bereavement, letqicd upon the knee of her old friend Dick, who stroked her back jxtlietically, but a ilittlc nervorndy. Pompey, who' took things more philosophically, --------stretched out -— himself -------for a snooze at the foot of Roger. Mr. Parker, drawing from his pocket the document, proceeded to read it. The Roger and Dick again presented them­ selves before their cousin. We have thought it our duty, cousin —" Ix'giui Dick. . " Our bounded duty,” put in Roger. “As painful us it is imperative,” Dick continued. “ To put you on your guard, ma’am,” Roger added.. "Against a deceitful and designing person,” exclaimed Dick. " Who is no better than she should orer UiUa One of tho wonderful things in life of which wc never think is the fact that among all tho multitude of people who inhabit this globe, no two can be found tliat exactly resemble each other. Even in cases of twins, where a strong simil­ j j arity exists, tliuro is always to be found j some point of difference by which those most intimately acquainted with them are enabled to distinguish one from the ' other. And it may bo further observed, introduction is long and formal. But that those most niiko in early youth, I hark ! there's something coming now : Iobo tlifir resemblance, to a greater or 1 ‘"To ”p'' my — oouaitt, Richard Figgins—"" 1<*h degree, m age advances. Faces ore Iticliard looked nt Boger fti triumph, constantly changing. A skillful physiog­ nomist may often determine cliaracter “1 «><l bequeath—” Tou could have heard both tlieir hearts approxilnatcly by the conntenance of beat men; but as a sheet of paper printed and "In consideration of the love and reprinted, must at Inst become a conaffection I have observed between fum d jumble of indistinguishable <jliorthem—” • sctere, so are pooplo'n facoR too much Dick looked'puzzlcd. interlined and uromlined by tho confused " My favorite cat Tabby." imprint of circustanccs and cvcnta, to be ’ Dick gnvo Tabby a furious stroke the intelligible even to the most practised reader ol faccn. Not infrequently good wrong way. be," shouted Roger, indignantly. " Upon my word; cousins, I do not comprehend a syllable von have utter cd.”said Mr. Varley; "nor sliall I bo ug at at likely to; if you. both keep talking once. Come, Dick, yon seem tne least kn™, excited, what' is the meaning of all this f” ■ ■ “ What moans, may I venture to nek," said Dick( "did you take to ascertain the character and antecedents of the young' woman st present sheltered boneatli your roof!” " Why, none,” replied the good old lady. " Her young and truthful face wnsi " And no more of my estate." With a fling that betokened a most emphatic rcnunciatioh of the legacy, Tabby wna sent mewing and s]iitting to the other end of the room. “To my cousin Roger Smith—" It was Roger's turn of triiunph. “ In consideration of the like natural love and affection—” Roger began to feel suspicious. " I give and bequeath my dog Pompey, and no more of my estate. ” recommendation enough on which to give her a trial." " We have ascertained her to be a moat abandoned creature,” proceeded Dick, " and have deemed it proper at once to apprise you of the - discovery. Should I she deny the accusation, we arc pre­ pared with abundant proofs.” ■THE LEGACY HUNTERS. It was Abigail Varley’s throo-sooreteenth birthday. Shu was a rich widow, chUdJess, and with nojtnown relatives save two gentlemen cousins. , Novar wore cousinly attachments more ' beautifully illustrated, or cousinly jeal- > ousy amiably exemplified, than in the ilaily walk nnd conversation of these I two collateral kinsmen. They bestowed I so much affection on their common | . Mrs. Varley was a lady of tlie strictest propriety, and severest morals. Mudi I as she pitied the poor and fri-ndloM girl, With a violent kick Pompey was aent she mnst tXs promptly freed ftorn tins,. foal and dreadful chorgo, - - or cross her spinning after the cat; and the htir of her who had so long kept the peace be­ * iirt'-Rliohl never to return, Siic went directly to Hester's clmm- tween them being no longer before their eyes, the pent-up enmity of years found ber. " You must tell me your j»ast hiflloiy, vent in nu uproarious fight, in the noise child," said Mrs. Varley in a determined I of which the voice of the lawyer was al ! most drowned ; but the words, " rest but not unkindly tone. my estate—niece, “ O, madam, I pray you jmrdon me i and resiSuo of relative that they hod :4me to waste be | Hey------wood, audi tween themselves. | but I cannot tell it.” | Hester —•-«-v - " were ——sufficiently -------------- j-----Botl. wore K-vcrol vrom younger lluiu “ Tl'"» l‘”> been one ol »b»me nnd ; ><>•. «■»> rowin. Diek «n.l linger .toyed the tody, with a ton pro.|»el, mxnrding guilt I" | to towr no rooro. to tho course of nature, of surviving bar, and how to supplant cadi other in . her will, which, nt least, she had begun to talk seriously of making, ’was the problem which at present engaged their attention. On tho morning in question, when Cousin Roger called to wish Cousin Abigail the usual "many happy returns," i ho was not a little chagrined to findI i Cousin Dick there befote him. Howevdr hr presented lus annual gift, and went through his annual speech without i ! missing a word; and seeing Tabby, the cousinly cat, perched snugly on lus ri- 1 " Tor n time a shame, madam,” an«*cred the young girl, with flushed cheek, "but never of guilt." What w;is it that caused Mrs. Varley b) start so suddenly, and stagger, half fainting, to a seat at Hester’s dressing table t "Who—whose likeness is that?" she exclaimed, in li scarcely articulate voice, fHunting ’ " 'to an open ininature on the table. " My mother's, ” Lfreter answered. " Then you are Florence Marvin’s child I" " , | Roger and Dick only knew that the ob ’ jeci of their solicitude had disappeared, and probably congratulated themimlvita j o«i the huccchs of their virtuous strata- *• Not yet, I think ; but no time is to After a time Mr. Parker, cousin Abi­ be lost I have a plan whid’i it would be gail lawyer, came, and after that the well for us to talk over together. ” good old woman snem-Kl wonderfully re, The two hurried rapidly along. 1 rived in spirits. At the next birthday Mrs. Varley had occairiomdly found the prospect of “ many hippy returns," time haug heavily on her hand, and so produced anything but a happy effect jiad advertised for a person to fill the upon the two expectant cousins, who begau to think that, after all, the life-tablea It was thus that Hester Darling had I might not be infallilde. But her time become an inmate of the house. ' At M early an hour as was seemly on the morning following that on which we have introdeed them to the reader, i j j > came last; and, within a ilecent period after the sad av«<nty naasin Roger and Dick were summoned to attend the read­ ing of Abigail Varley's will. To retain or recover health, persons A New York correspondent of the Troy should be relieved from anxiety oon- | Timca writes: "Greeley and Bennett, corning disease. over the body. Of my dsagbtet. > O’er brr falttW The mind lias power when they were Ann strcot editors, were For a person to think | both tall and slender, but their personal ho has a dist?ase, will often produce that appearance wns widely different Their 1 dilHMUkL This we see effected when the I offiowi were near, but they'approached’I mind is intensely concentrated nponSho from fmm MfTatumt .Itrnnimna Greeley HmdImv gen !different directions. disease of another. It is found in hospi­ crnlly came in from Broadway, whiltals that physicians and surgeons who Bennstt’o beat was from tho Nawau Thru th.- Urr3 hrij t*!rty noddl'd, make a specialty of certain diseases ore street corner. Greeley, though slightly liable to die of them themselves, and the stooping, looked people clearly iu tlie mental power is so great that sometimes face, while Bennett, who was four inchrti Tint rtxui to fortune is- -through printpeople -die of tho diseases which they taller, stood bolt upright, but as he ----------------------------------have only in imagination. • We have walked he fixed liis eyes downward, a« cr’s ink.—P. T. Btfruunu soon a person seasick in anticipation of a voyage, before reaching the vesrcL We. have known people to die of cancer in the stomaoh, when they had no canoar or any other mortal disease. Therefore, well pontons, to remain well, should be cheerful and happy, and sick jwrsons should have their, attention directed as much ai _possible from them- _ selvea. It is by their faith that men are j . saved, and it in by their faith that thoy'i mey , though to conceal the obliquity of vision' which was almost a deformity. Bennett walked stiffly and carried a came Gree­ ley would have felt an awkward with the latter as he would with a sword cr a pitchfork. Bennett fliesscd - neatly ; Greeley was a sloven. Bennett wrote a legible hand (he onoo was a teacher), while Greeley . ’s calligraphy „ . . was abomiuable. As an editor Bennett’s forte was to dictate, dictate, wniic while ureeiey Greeley’h s was was to to write, write, to Passion ate persons are like men who stand upon their heads—see all the "Jz-ames, did yc ever saw a moose killed f’ f'No, Augustus, but I've saw a buck shot." The Borton Globe will not swear about the weather, bni insists that it is “damp poor weather.” It is not so extraordinary t.jat Nebu­ chadnezzar lived on grass. Wc know, of hundreds upon hundreds who live -on A bold liar *dir. ’•“ As x“ a “ man Uiinkeib so in ihe. — tt — Herald'a rr—»j»_ tbesLariicles —> —u_s----------If t... be .। m The werei._ dutie by will deny a true accusation with a per­ wills not to die, ho can often live in . the staff; the Tribune'a thunderbolts _ candid face; while the timid trulh- spite of disease ; and if ho has little or ; bore the stamp of pta chief. Both of fectly ' teller, abashed by the mere suspicion, no attachment to life, ho will slip away । these men were of abstemious habits, ! Ifluahes guiltily. A man who wns tried oh cattily as a child will fall asleep. Men and although Bennett was often tho । for and convicted of murder, and who live by their .niimls as well os by their I ajxilogist for vice his life wns os regards confessed his crime liefore his execution, Ikodiaa. Their bodies have no life of I mere morality oh ptiro as Greeley’s. His faces conceal bad hearts. was admitted, while on trial,’to be as fine-looking and prepossessing in ap­ pearance os any onu on tho bench, at tlw liar, or in the jury box; yet Hint court contained tiomo men whose lives hod been in the highest degree honorable, and whose prraonal appearance could scarcely bo exceUed by any equal num­ ber of men anywhere. It is. notorious that circumstances of easy living, tho absence of business cares and worries, will do much toward smoothing away tho marks of crime; while faces of crim­ inals who have lived in circumstances of physic d hardship, gather a rough bru­ tality from which we instinctively shrink JUHTICF. IN ENGLAND. 1 Tlie sensation of tho day in English j commercial circles is furnished by the Matron-, ot a min nahtre h.ra bam | onJ o( Al«ro<l«t trial in China to ebrek the nmol opium, William CoUia. who ant cbargni and have been quite .as unsuccessful. with -----obtaining money on -false pretenses. However ajMiiiietic tlie Chinese may lx> Their offense would be scarcely possible in respect to most thingti, they will not in America. It, was, in brief, the offer­ submit to tho withdrawal of their favor­ ing of paper for discount os trade-bills, ite narcotic. But in case of so danger­ I which was in reality what is known as ous a poison, some restriction* are as accommodation paper. In other words, much needed ax they are pn the sale of the Collies obtained between $7,500,000 KpirituoiiH liquors among ourselves ; for and $U,000,000 on their individual secu­ ' the effects of habitual excess arc not leap rity, by representing that they had I deplorable than those ot liabitual drunkgoods of equal value in their possession, • • That was indeed my mother's name.' ’ I eimens. Of forty prisoners confined in or consigned to their core. The enor­ " Mpro—you are the daughter of my the House of Correction at Singapore, mity of the offense in the eyes of Eng­ vnTs knee, by way of not being out-1I thirty-five were found to use opium ; lish justice.) led to rather harsh treatment done in cousinly attention, he look up ; only . brother,' George Heywood, for and of thesewcventekli, who had lieen in of the Messrs. Collie. The bail first I’ompoy, tho cousinly poodle, though Florence "Marvin was his wife." | With a stifled cry, she who had be­ receipt of eighteen HhillingH a month as ioffered by them was refused, and they dogs were his abomination. wottr., opotii tm atj hmr .liillintra on w„r,_ jal| j„ the common prion" Wall, Cousin Abigail, I hope your lieved herself alone nnd fricndleos in the opinm, Ute diSorenco Itcing obtained by ^though they tlTered to- pay tot a health continues good,” said Cousin world fell on her kinswoman’s neck, and then. From a ranitary point ot view. I Thi, to th.< American reader Roger, patting Pompey’s head, and wept tears of mingled sadness and the roBiiltA are equally Mid. The con- ‘ cruel and unnecessary severity, and es­ glancing suspiciously at Cousin Diek, sorrow. tinned opium-enter in the East seldom Her story, which Hester had refused pecially since tlie prisoners did not posi­ whom ho devoutly wished nt Jericho. to confide to a stranger's cars, she now lives ixjyond the age of forty, anil may tively state to the Inuik-managers that "No, not so good latterly as it has । lie recognized at a glance by his tremb­ the paper offered by them was tnule-lrtjls. l>een. The fact is, the old lady can- willingly imparted to ono from whom ling steps and curved spine, his sunken, They merely left tliat to be understood tinned, " 1 have been thinking furiously she felt she hnd no longer a right to glassy eyes, and sallow, withered fea­ from certain marks and hieroglyphs of sending for Mr. Parker, with a view । withhold it. That her brother had married in_ op- tures. The muscles, tooKof his nock and known to the financial community as in­ of settling my worldly affaire without I jioaition to her father’s wishes, and hnd fingers often become oontracted. Yet dications of trade-bills. The London delay.” , . incurring even this penalty will enable 7’«'wics insinuates that tlic klessrs. CoIlia "Oh, there is no noed of haste, cons been disinherited in consequence, was ready known to Abigail Varley, but him to indulge his rice only for a certain are not so black os they have Deen in,” broke in Dick ; "you mav have length of lime. Unlike tho healthy en­ painted ; that, although their commercial many years before yon yet';" mentally what distant sj>ut he hod selected for his joyment which wc derive from our appe­ house was a gigantic sluun, it was known odtling, " wliat lias poeiu'ssad the old home, and what had befallen him there tite of hunger, and which nature herself to bo such before it failed, and the she had never learned. ninny to pat it off so long ?’’ renews periodically, tho enjoyment of officers of the bank ought to suffer the The story was sad enough. " Well, well, I supi>oee there's no the opium niter gradually diminishes as consequences of their carelessness. How­ After a few, toilsome but not unlmppy hurry about it," mid Cousin Abigail. his system Ixxximm linbihmted to tlie ever this may be, a good deal of sympa­ "And yet,” Cousin Roger ventured to ! years—for they were spent in loved so­ drug. From time to time he must in­ thy lias l>oen worked up for the culprits, hint, " it's always weH to lx? prejiared; ciety of his wife nnd child—a dire cacrease the quantity which he takes, but nnd, though they will undoubtedly be none of us cun teH the minute nor the ■j lumity liiul fallen upon George Heywood. at length no increase will produce any severely punished, they will in the mean­ He came under suspicion of a fearful hour, you know." effect Under these circumflbuiocs Ire time be fairly treated. On the day fol­ "Awl after all, calling in a lawyer is | crime. A network of circumstances too has recourse to a dangerous cx|wdient ; lowing their committal they were re­ not ho serious a matter as calling in n intricate for man’s wit to disentangle on- . he mixes a small quantity of corrosive leased on £4,000 bail each. vironed him, nnd he was condemned to. doctor," said Cousin Dick, fastidiously. sublimate with the opijim, the influcnoe I Tho conversation wns interrupted l»y i die. Tim stern judgment was curried of which ri thus for a time renewed. tho entrance of a young and IxNintifnl into eflecl, and the executed murderer’s J. .W. Bliss, of Bradford, VL, adopted Then these moans also fail ; when the girl, nt whopi' Cousin Dick stared with a widow sought eoaonulmeut for herself a novel way to keep the crows ■from his and child in a change of place and name. victim must bear the miserable condi­ surprised and troubled look. tion to which ho is reductsl, until prob­ corn. A few days sgo ho found quite a " Pardon me, ma’am," said nhe, in a I Long, long voats afterward the truth ably, sooner or later, he sinks into the flock busily engaged in a twelvo-acre lot voice remarkably sweet.and gentlo; “not was discovered; but the judicial mur­ belonging to him. Ho procured a couple grave. knowing you were engaged, I came to der hail passed among the things irre­ of small spring traps, such as ore used m*e if you wished mo, as usual, to read vocable. The poor widow died at last— in catching muskrats, and set them some broken-hearted, but with one consolaTwo of these dogs can drag oh much distance ajKirt between the rows, scatter­ ‘•Presently, dear," Mrs. Varley an­ tiou—she had lived to see her husband’s as one man. Nothing can 1ms more ex­ ing along a few kernels of corn. Not swered, in a tone tliat plainly hinted her innocence vindicated. hilarating than dog dodging in the Arc­ long after he heard a hubbub and caw­ visitors would not be pressed to stay if " And this, my poor child, is the aiiame tic regions on a fine day. The rattling _ ________________________ _________ ,____ ing in tiro field loud enough to waken they offered to go. ; of which you spoke pace of the dogs; their intelligence in foe mythical seven sleepcra, while the Mlrr an awkward fiause the two cons- i; " My life hai known no other." choosing ti e road through tho broken .<enw and tro** near by wde nearly ins took their departure together. i Not many days after Hester was sent: ice; the strict obedieuen paid by tho; bUok with crows. He didn’t'trouble “ Who is that girl?” inquired Boger : to one of the first seminaries of the tiam to one powerful dog whom they I them for a couple of liours, though they :lm soon as they had reached the street. I land, for she had yet time enough to ^plect as leader; tho arbitrary exercise of j did him by their continual noise, after “ You may well ask, ” said cousin Dick; avail herself of opportunities of culture ''authority by tho muster dog; the con- | which ho released the two caught in the ami, stopping, he whispered something hitherto beyond her reach. Her aunt stent use of the whip, and the running I traps. Since tliat time the crows have in his companion’s ear, at which the lat­ and she kept their own counsel. Consin Iconvcraation kept up by the driver with I given that fluid a wide birth, not having ter started suddenly. • — “ Good heaven! the resemblance is certainly striking. But what is to be done ? Do you think the old—Cousin Abigail, I moan—suspects anything ?" NO. 47. the turf. Who’d live in Vermont? Why, they fine a boy three dollars in that Slate for tying an oyster can to a dog's tail, and a red dog ahd a small con at that. Said one man to another: “ If it influence was for Hole in n professional manner, just like tliat of a lawyer. In wasn’t Sunday, how much would you take this point he differed from Greeley, for that lumber"If it wasn’t Sun­ Each of these eccentric editors-courted day I’d tell you,” was tlic very proper • uOTJtlCBXA. | su'xxjsBfuHy and lx?eamo married men. reply. The grrali-,1 tr«t ot in Arab htmlor i» < *•» <“ lo’» ol­ A Cou'ilW’.VB tombstone Bays : io caphire nu oetrich. It in the Urgiel grace to win woman . favor, Iml tlm ol bring bird., an.lpn.l»blya.e .willeel [oouraorf "tnioloro" in cech co led And together tn be*ren of all living aniumOi. Being very diy I thci» mnoothly to the wedding dny. To and Mutiowi, and living on Ike Bundy I brinK l»ralkd to a daw, they dial Chicago papers get mad whenever the plain., wbcTe there is little chance to U1“ l“m<’ httriod not lur fact is alluded to that the city was named themselves ; they are only roceptaclcH of life—tenements for their minds, and the will has much to do in continuing the physical occupancy or giving it up. j ' j • Uko it by mirpritw. it can only bo cap ■ ftI>art “ u“> “=• oora'-tory. hired by a well-planned and long-con­ .. , .. ... . tinned pursuit with the Hwutcst horses, , . , , . . Tho ostrich has two cnnotis liabita in running when alarmed. It ulwajs atarta with outspread wings, against the wind, no that it can scent the approach of an enemy. Its sense-of smell is so keen tliat it can detect a person at a great dis­ tance, long before one can bo aeon. The other curious habit is that of running in a circle. Usually five or six os­ triches are found in a company. When discovered, part of the hunters, mounted on fleet homes, will pursue tho birds, while the other hunters will gallop away at right angles to the course th$ os­ triches have taken. When those huntera think they have gone far enough to cross the path the birds will be likely to take, they watch upon some rise of ground for their approach.* If tho hunters hit the right place and eee the oslriclies, they at once start in pur­ suit with fresh horses, and sometimes overtake one or two of the birds, but often two or throe of the fleet horses fall, completely are«l out with ao sliarp a chase. .. rsjr jjt xKGVAJnt. We have some authentic figures, re­ cently submitted to Parliament, as to the cost and present tendency of pau­ perism in England. Tho number of |>an]>era in receipt ef relief was 908,000 in 1858, rose to 1,015,000 in tlie Lan­ cashire distrivs accompanying our war, and again rose and reached its highest points in the years 1869-70-71, when tlie average wns 1,029,000. Since 18tl there has been a gradual diminution, till on the 1st of January, 1875, the num­ ber had fallen to 800,000, or *26 per cent in tho whole countiy nnd 40 per cent in London. The cost per pauper lias risen from £6 9s 4d iu 1858 to £9 Ils 5<1, re­ fleeting both the increased cost of sus­ taining life and .the relief of a larger proportion of the poor indoors than for­ merly. The greatest oort was in 1872, when £8,000,000 or $40,000,000 was xjH-nt by the pnb’ic authority in En­ gland in relieving the necessities of tho |>oor. The tendency to diminish will hardly survive the present year with ita great coal and iron and cotton strikes. after a skunk. The skunks got mail about it, too, and between them teith .4 Miff3PENT LIFK. . i they raise a great smell. 1| tTtl.n —mAam. — — —.1 AaMik... The TV Western papers record rather A i*ADY living near Troy Inta a piece of I romantic suicide of roexmt occurrence soap supposed to be a hundred years old. in Kansas Oity. The victim of his own Isn’t it astonishing how long people can rashness was Mr. Algernon O. Merwin, keep soap in tlie house and never feel one of the four "fast" young English­ the slightest temptation to use it I men who, last winter, rented the old It is an old saying tliat “ It is never Denver Theater and engaged a full va­ too late to mend ;" and the man who riety troupe from Chicago to open it in grand style. The young " lords" looked makes his wife sit up in a liot night''to fix his old clothes, while he snores under upon their enterpriae through golden spectadea. They not only invested all the mooquito bar, is the sort of person they had, pawned their wardrobes, jeweljy, and hunting, equipage, but they ran into debt and anticipated thi if quarterly allowance. Their theatrical jqieeulatkm proved diaastrous. Their creditors wrote to England to their references, and then . ' । , j I to say it Ason of Sir Janice Hogg has purHnwxl tfaa Victoria Theater, London, Wlt|, tbe pJirpoac of devoting it to re­ bgiou* work. He should semi for Dr. u.UX)I1 mid let him do a porcine of the came the trouble. The sristocrafio re- wor^_ Ution. o! th. rom.nUo young mon pal.1 A Ilo^s „>„„! girl ol tender ymn. Uioir ctebbs dirowwd Un. culprit., ud ; wriw. w hor lxwom . wDaa cul oil Uuur qwuterly .llorouioe. The ! gmio . j >UenJ nutil rosult wm lour U.t yo«ngw«iiU>rron>iIGolaoIMMWCua^oollM,„dJ«w«lry upon '• lhe town." in Denver. Morwtn with mo th.t it i. dmrod out ».l went tojtenm City, w, „h„„ o„t{,( where he netetrod an .■ng.g.-m.-nt td Uie j Upstart Mamy Jom>L Jones, and I’ll do j, it j( if ,I Olympic "V aneties, but made a failure. never learn nothing. ” Not long afterward be appeared " Mv dzab," inquired a young wife of under an assumed name in tho kitch­ her husband, as alio reached up her little en of the Lindel Hotel. He could speak month to 1m> kissed on his return from five languages, and hod he jKMsessed a business, "have you seen the magnifi­ small modicum of choek, he might have won liis way to any position. But he cent set of walnut furniture which the Jenkinses have just bought !*’ “ Hem, appeared helpless as a child, and when no, my love ; but I have seen the bill, the Lindell Hotel closed, aeemed to he cast adrift, unable to help himself. which quite satisfies mo.” When he went to Colorado one year ago, ho had £1,600 in his pocket, and had a quarterly income of £300. W’hen thia was cut off he was bankrupt nnd in debt, nnd seemed to have lost all desire to help or save himself. The other evening he slipped out of the hold and disappeared in the Missouri river. A Dxtiioit bachelor, not rich, but in­ dustrious and respectable, entered the house of a widow on Baker street the other day, and said : “ Mrs. Blank, 1’1! give you just three minutes to answer whether you’ll bo my wife or not?" " I only want fifteen seconds—yea she anHwered, and they.aat down and began' to j plan how many strawberries they won hl can this summer.—Erec Prcaa. Cinderaila’s. fairy god-mother, when He was such a nice-looking young she miule u satin robe from mgs, per­ man, and, it being Sumlay evening, too, formed a feat no more wonderful tluui the waiter girls at the hotel decidml many miracles which ore every day among themselves that he wvnlil not wrought by the modem artisan. Nearly touch the dish of raw onions placed at all the things tliat wo throw away in the his loft hand. He did heeitaxe, but redy alleys, or even through onr drains, ore for a moment Piece after piece was valuable, and after going through the lifted to his month end disposed of, and hands of skillful workmen, come out in he lilted the last one, shook the vinegar new slinpee and have new fields of use­ off, carefully wrapped it in his silk hand­ California {mpcre mention the fact that ful:! ess. Our gelatine was originally kerchief, and they heard him soliloquize: a Mr. Vivian is preparing a large piece rat-skin ; choice toilet-soap is furnished " I believe tliat Gertrude loves me. She of one of the Tulare county big trees to by defunct cats and <logs ; perfumery nets as if she did, and actions speak exhibit at the Centennial next year. The owes its existence to coal-tar ; toilet­ louder tlinn words. To-night I sliall teat piuoa of limber selected is sixteen feet powder is found in drains; choice ale as her love. If I am the cherished of her long and twenty-one feet in diameter at flavored with putrid cheese ; that ob­ heart ohe will not rafuae.to taste thii one cud and nineteen at the other. The noxious animal, the skunk, supplies the onion, so tlmt my breath shall not be heart of this will be taken out, leavingonly ladies with lotions for the complexion. perceivable. Il she is cold and fickle I about one foot of the body of the tree Wo call largely on the animal creation will rush from her lather's uumaion and attached to the shell Or bark. It is necessary to divide tho 'section into for both necessities and luxuries. Tat­ ting-shuttles, crochet-hooka, dice, etc., eight parte in order to allow it to pass onoe adorned the jaws of a horse. Guitar through the numerous tunnels between and violin strings have boon indispensa­ Again has the equality of woman been ' the different dogs who wall know their ] been seen in the immediate vicinity. California and Philiulelphia. The eight ble to the oomfort of Grimalkin. Hair­ assailed in England. The courts of that . names, afford constant enjoyment How- This way of getting rid of crows seems . parte sill weigh between 80,000 and brushes first saw light on the buck of a country have decided that while the ever useful they may be, these Arctic ' mtuib preferable to shooting, os no j Poun',e. IUI,1 require two hog. The crinoline that stiffens the husband has such an interest in his in Ibnl dTro- norUuOT bird do., ro much rn.Tm.go. <~»F»Ulion. On. robd fol bottom of ladies’ dresses wns originally wife's widowhood as to make it lawful for tionsto dispomtion which endcars their work as the crow. of this tree weighs mn-enty two pounds, used to switch the Hire from the back of him to restrain her from making a sec­ a horse, and the mattroM on which you ond marriage, a wife has no parallel in­ -i,lth.l 1» bolwrod Um Brniuimm.. „ |1MnOTWol m “ L^^Ttm., STOW SrK sleep so comfortably served the Mine terest in respect to her hnslmud, and a dogs to be. the m<wt ungrntoful cren•* HnnMt • ° L**1' tt ■*<«> f«’t high, use before it fell into the manufacturer’s condition founded upon the latter’s conton, in motion. H. bml Un,dol to, E OrnnAIr “ “,nUhKd "" “’•00° la“' mmmU bnndrod mil™ by Jmlg..; „d Jbm. bernd., j.rotably, DOO cord. nT luuida. As far m the clothes we wear, j unuod singleness m invalid. The roteon who can count the riauKitudes they for the distinction ia tlinsstatod byVicofor six weeks it was hia duty regularly ; Thomas AuumZ, tlw fighting man, Iim wood. The " Gru. Grant,” a much have endured before assuming their Chancellor Wood: "A e«>ndilion re­ - clog.; . ... . . tew 1 1.1 1-1— .1 — — — b.—...d rad -now - —- K .. ''larger l-TAUT ttree rrwT till... « •* na.J Io feed. tho bell aTUr onl» Ogb'W .horn, it 1.Ico Hum 111. lhe-» •• •• rx..l. Goa. YLoo, rad present shape ? AH our fine stationery ' straining ' ' ‘ " * ' * a widow — ,J the marriage of isvoeko' obwcuco. on Uio oonclnmon of tho coold only got rid of hi. mouth, h. 7 tho UrgeI in the world, growing in tho oomes from the ragman’s bag ; well may valid because it is not _______ ___ _proan arbitrary mine is 1left standing. •jonrooy, Iley would not rooognino him >»_«<'“ , “ ““ grove, " ',tt rfahaing. the scented, rose-tinted sliest, blush for’^nbition of marriage, but tb« orrodiUon 'in the slightest degree. It is impeswi‘ Btmhof “P*addock, oj Boston, n»<4 I’ t is awrted by u Cincumali newspa- its ancestry I All tliia goes to prove of a gift, made to s widow because she ble to domeaticate these creatures, as with an ’awident recently. He fell . per tliat t no , — Ohio farm, b<>w««vcr , .l-w..-enrer-.- ----| ­tliat we cannot well fartidi'nui in this is a widow, and because the circnuiunder tender treatment they sicken and ■ from a chair in which lie was standing, “fully mahagsd*, yields more than three I world, in which the origin of oil things stanoes would be entirely diaugsd if she । die. j amt dislocated his collar-bone. । per cent, average profit. I is—dnst. -entered into a new relation." • �pay the Highest Market Price for igtiiar train, injurEdward Wilaoo. al. three broksn badly bruised ; w on the Otter bruised and sha- 4N POTATOES, BOISE & LEE Wholesale and lietail ClOVer Seed. &c., itsefni with the >««t style of art. the other value. Delivered at their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. v --.sr®-»----------- Grief knits two. hearts in doser >ids Monday des- ; bonds than hnppinHss ever can, ami in Grand Rapi . . night, „ —T. | common sufferings «r« far stronger truyod-S5.O001 worth of property.H. Doan s store. | links than common joys] . John Myers „ and.John ----------------------------Larneo were it The papers are full of cases of arraatod at Bay City yesterday nnd am! ।i drowning, suicides, robbery, burglary, arreated --------—— «uby te|e> turned1over for trial in (he Circuit j|>|e’, that -re nevw Court for killing und selling die meat graph. This country has never been so cursed with fools and criminals as Lucas of Lansing caught Strossel now. . in a horiaonta! position with his (Lucas'] wife and lodged two bullets in his body the effects from whioh ho will not recover. Time Table: u >imh. 1S75. With Nsw snJ Fnxxu Gasnr, which they j CORN, apples, OATS, watt alto inju-d. _ Mrs. lUburt Goodly, of HM^iale. was thrown from a buggy ^SaturdayTo W mil mingle receiving injuries from which ahe-luui bean&fal is th< The oue adds • IGOI _ G.RAID YOU WILL FIND . . LOCALMATTLES. LATH, SHINGLES, WA TER LIME, SALT, HAIR, STUCCO, fc., ^e.. OUR EXTIRE STOCK OF HAS JUST RECEIVED A CROCKERY GLASSWARE FINE, LARGE STOCK OF A SPECIALTY. AINSWOBTH t BROOKS, '. At Txexam’s. N. J. Bice, clerk tn the Batlfe Creek post office, was arrested Monday, for ■9. Piekies at DicKtsaoir’a. robbing mails. *Deooy letters conBQh. Besring Machine Needles the best taieing marbod counterfeit money were sent to Battle Creek. One of the®, with S70 inclosed’, was opeakd fG5~ Tha Jactamu Xhxsiom Mode Boot Satuniay night and the money stolen, At TBVMAM*lk which was found in .Rice's poaession, who made a full confession nnd wns made happy by purchasing one of those taken tn Detroit: His arrest has cregted groat exciteinenf. Lva A FlawIwo. Lust Friday morning John Huffhcr Trn at 49. ■ of the firm of Hafluer Ac Mayer, ship chandlers, of Detroit, shot liis wife . and then himself. He immediately Jackson Custom Made Doot ia at expired but she still survives nnd it is hopi'-d will eventually recover. The cause is found in the old, old story of jealousy and mad passion, she being a .handsfffne woman nnd ofteit provoked him by flirting with other men, and he being insanely Whore koitow comm no more T jealous ol her, finally led to the above Tho winged win la inform us that such a place can be found ,iu the family that buy of The body of Grimwood, one of the Leo & Fleming, one of their celebrated lost aeronauts was found on ihc American Organa or a fine Piano from beach, twelve milr» north t f Mon­ among the well known makers which they tague, by A. Beckwith, a mail carrier, arc handling. Tbo experiment ia well on the 17th Papers was found ii|»on his body hilly identifying him, worih trying. Proprietors- SUGAR 10 to 14 Cents! Greeting! THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF x I world respectfully inform my friends that I am Again in tlie Trade and shall be pleased to renew Business HelatioriM with yon. I trust by fair dealing I shall be able to retain your conSdence, and to win that of„slraugCTB. Especial Attention SHELF GOODS IN THE VILLAGE. CANNED FRUITS Don’t make your pnr-cliase until yon liave FANCY GROCERIES sen my Stock. OF ALL KINDS AT COST! SHOUT LINE sktwkeM MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TRAINS BOX BY CHICAGO TIME. Goins: South. Of all kinds, and AT PRICES THAT DEFY COM PETITION! KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED is invited to my stock of CLOTHING Of all kind* which wc AND WARRANT TO BE PURE Goins: North. BOOTS AND SHOES, notes taken white up in the balloon, his watch and tetters from friends. WHICH IB NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. Paid for all kinds of Produce, or ex angpj Tlie body was badly decomposed, the for gowd». ch BSU Those New Style American Organa hair and a portion ol the face. gone. go off like hot cakes. Try one they will do Ready pay customers shall have no cause It was buried in a cemetery near the you good. Les & Flkmuio. to complain of high prioas. 1 ’ 011 UA.ICGA.IINS p'ace where it was found. XO EXCUSE FOR BEING -SICK. While Michael Martz and Peter Give iVIe n. Call.No person can use Boschee’s German 8yrWemard were digging a drain for F: np without getting immediate relief and cure. Nuhrllle, Mich-, Jan. 27, 1875. Valentine, at Detroit, from his prem­ We have the.fi rut case of coughs, soldi or conBOISE LEE. ises lo a river, a board burst from the sumption, or any dlHMsa of tbo Throat and privy box, filling the drain with lhe piRMTEBE MAXEFACTOBY! foul air . which instantly prostrated e botilca by the men. Adolph and Otto Valen­ nitod Blates. tine sprang into the drain to their as­ sistance when they to succumbed to gave their pjeparat^ns such a teat as this overpowering stench. A gentleman Go to your Druggist and get a bottle for?ft )>assing gave the alarm, and die bod­ FOR »• 10 cts. each. 33ei ies were recovered and breathing Manufacturers and keeps on bah YwtA.lt It 1 JSI». ’ restored by artificial respiration. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. G. A. TRUMAN h L. J. VTHEELER S Fort Wayne, Jackson & Sadww R. R. ALL ABOARD Q.O TO THE OLD RELIABLE JACOB LENTZ & SONS A young lady who resides in Flint £. L- Kellogg. Mr. John W. Guy. and a daughter of James Brady, was badMiss Mary Shores, both of Woodland. ly injured about halt jmst 11 o’.ilock At the residence of the bride’s father* D. R Saturday evening by the explosion of Burdick, by Ker. H. C. Hurlbert, Aug. a kerosene lamp, which it is feared IMh Mr.- Frank G. Romboh. and Mi» Susie A. Burdick, both of Hickoty Gor­ will result in her death. Tlie young lady was in the act of handling the lamp when the explosion took place, and she was sadly burned, her lower limbs being completely raw flesh, and her hands being so badly burned i hit her finger nails must soon drop off, A young woman named Mary El­ len Douelly died in East Saginaw yesterday morning from the effects of a dose of arsenic administered . by her own hand? The girl's father, James Donnelly, is a vagabond and has made home unendurable for his child. Failing to find employment ehe preferred death by suicide to a life of shame, and look a teaspoonful of arsenic. The verdict of the coro­ ners' jury was that the girl came to her death by a dose of arsenic admin­ istered by herself while in depressed spirits occasioned by failure to obtain employment and by the cruel treat­ ment received at the hands of her father, • « DOWN TO TOWN! THE Together with a foil assortment oi AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS,&C^AC.> OF DURHAM Baby Cafe aiii PeramlHilature i Manufac'.urcr of COFFINS AND CASKETS, Hard and Soft Wood Of all styles and sizes, and METALIC CASES furnished to onles Where you will find a full stock of SHR DUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand. We manufacture our Furnilnie from thc beat thoroughly seasoned lumber and war- IRON, HILUTEELfiL«S,SiSH,D08llS, BLINDS At the old stand, west aide of Main St. Nashville M ich. . ------------ A ND------------- Where can be found MORTGAGE HAn& Whexxas, on the 24th day of July, 1872, Jeremiah SUopbelland wife gave a mortgage to Millie C. Francis to secure the payment yy Ckrttnxn. a young rann of S3, WM pr«>o«ding- lx taken is forwkxe the uni .terrj.tly burned :n the face and resell the prsmiinw ham Saandera was badly cut nltont the bond. Gotleib Ladhuz, Wm. her. A. D. 1875. al the W«tr, Leroy F,ld,. Ed. Twee .nd ’ FOR THR WHOLESALER RETAIL TRADE. Teas, Coffees, Spices, Crockery, Ghsnrare A Woodesware, Notion*, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTSI nMlos<»l reiiotytm^tar oui.Hj and 4w»Ulhy.-iTke "Th? Au-on lUr’y Paper Dattrr U >>y far Ike beat Buenlrx- whteh tin nt.UUSM-.l for » lew prtrs •beu «><• Siuu.Jr.< HolUra, Il l» of spriu irtr.tnjth and Snmw.and Sa »»>-.- «4y ma.-Slu<io which la appltad Ibo Paua* MaxsM. Outline fcoar.!. The qua»y oftta-dorisiHMllnlboe macldMala-Ofthe INCLUDING THE In abundance, and CELEBRATED Diamond Iron Plows, Complete for i LATH & SHINGLES. Gale I >4 Guls* The Utesl Improved il.-.; desirable Card Cui front ' “ “ “ “ saw JE >11 be foauvl in । are manufac- ELBY Made from Indisma cclebr&’eJ limber and seasoaed in doors from throe to five years. T-w u >k—t C.UOT . I y^uUrty. *"***“ A. W. OLDS. Curtis >• C«r-1 Cube., silk ia Mill f-n-forred by I i itafovoritlxm over' Come and See! <8 Heckendorn Chilled Plow; Oliver EverytkiBt lE tie Grocery Liae! PRICES THAT DEFT C6IPETITI0H. BUILDING LUMBER! Depot, NaduiUs, Mich. CHOICE CANDIES! Which Will be sold Hi <nu.in' the LUMBER, £ Printers corded in the office of the A fire broke out at Ann Arboi mortgages on page M2*; and whereas, the alxHit 11 o’clock Sunday night, m . a mW! mortgage was duly and legally assigned small building located in the Fifth to M. M. Francis on tbo ninth day of De­ ward, and occupied by August Herz cember. 1873, which said assignment was duly and legally recorded on the second day as a grocery and provision store. The of Janoary, 1874. in the Register’s office for fire was soon discovered, and several men entered the store lo put out the flames, While they were thus en­ gaged, a terrific explosion took place, the debt secured hiring off the ceiling, ripping up the fault Im. been »> floor and hnrling vanons missile* across the street. A number of men who were, iu lhe Luil.’ii^ or near the! ••torney fee of Saw AT HI I ---------------- o FMIRRORS.PICTURES. FRAMES LIVE GROCERY htehwav, tbenev north to Um> ntao* of bea Parlor, Library, Dining, Office ati GENERAL FONTDREl Every Wagon fully warranted for three years and Wml Bide of Maii/stm-t, Nwhyille, Mich. ukmarav ! AMOS HARDY, AUBURNDALE. NASS. �. ... .......,------------ THE TWESn-TBIBS ANNVAL FAIR. Barry €?<>ixnt.v Ajrri’ cultural Hocietj'a FRIDAY, - AUG: 20, 1575 tuck,«d him with a knife. Caaey's eesiradee pitched in. and also several neighbors. til’d the affair by paying Fat tereon $35. Bufattfff Hirerfcni. —O. A. Phillips has thrashed over 700 M*r T'r.lri..nU, U -m.woJwlUI/ di. busdels of wheat frpm thirty aorta. W A. BARBER, M., D„ Hom»-o- workshop on his lot on Main St, ■ pathfe Pt«rM«n Rcnrcce. Offlnt, near '-Valoise Roova has gone into the photo­ graphic business. His tent U located jiiKi EBSTER tr HOBB8, Blnck- north of the grocery, . ■mtiho. AP kind* <rf, work In 6>e Btaek.’nlth and HovMbortnw tl» rtltn-W to rroenOly. G tv. —The front of the bank is decorated by no . mU. on Ike rwl kife of Mata 8U SartirWr. very fancy " indow shades, the work ot our TB’^A8EY.Dr»Tm»»- Good, and enterprising painters, Atkinson A Roe. tJ . JUttkCC mrHwl •<> m»V ptat* in Uw vitiate. —••This is the rock of agw” ejaculkted a Nashville father, after rocking the cradle pLEMENT SMITH. H W .vavyi with the exception in company with a young lad named Milion oral days at Gun Lake, and were returning to their home, near MaHiial, when the above causality occurred. .HALBTINGH ITKJttS. J If persons owning property in the city —The Maple Grove Sunday School of would cut down the gross and weeds iu District No. 6 had a pin nio "in Graham's front of their residences, it wodld bo a great grove yesterdsy. Rev. C. 1. Deyo address­ improvement to the looks of the place. ed the school. Our officers, here,- on Tuesday evening, —Pathmarter Stiles has been doing a were informed of two light-fingered gentle­ good work the past week on Main St., men who were in the city, and a close which has been nicely graded, and the cross watch was kept on them, and they being so walks repaired. closely watched left town in the evening. TAILOR PARADY, Manufacturer g Boots and Shoes * TOHN Q- CRESSY. J H IX K B 1 » Bills are out announcing the fall meeting —Fire carloads of Sunday School excur­ sionist from Caledonia and Hammond pass­ of the Horse Association, commencing Sept, Il is ex ed through this village Wednesday, on a loth and continuing three days. peeled that some of the fleetest horses will trip to Jackson. bo here, and a good crowd may be expected. —The Wesleyian Church are holding a A few evenings since n young man at­ cpmp meeting three miles cast of Hickory Corners. Il commenced Wednesday and tempted to shuffle off his ••mortal coll,’’ by leaping from the suspension bridge into will continue one week. ^fONEY TO LOAN! h Apmd lai ‘ . fairifa, IN SUMS OF $300.0.0 and UPWARDS ON LOSO TIME. , L. RUSSELL. —Franklin E Hyde's machine threshed from a watery grave and conveyed to his 400 bowels of wheat and 250 bushels of home. No bones broken, or damage done. oats for Dan Deller in two-thirds of a day The streets and stores, last Saturday, pre­ recently. Fast threshing. sented a lively scene, reminding one strong­ —Shopbell A Russell are getting their ly of the times gone by, when business was planing machinery in order. Last Satur­ brisk and money plenty. One firm report day they had a bee, and the eniuko Black the largest week’s trade they ever had and was raised into position. their business appears to be the largest in —The houses in this village are all filled the oily. WM JONES. During the past few weeks wc have heard and still there is a call for more. Where is the men to make a fortune by erecting ten­ of a number of depredations committed by tramping vagabonds, with which tho coun­ ement houses here. try seems to be overrun. Tramping is one —The harvest has turned out better than of the growing industries of the ‘country, was expecte«land the farmers' countenances biiljl will never be made satisfactorily prof­ are assuming » horizontal position, par­ itable until it is connected with store-break­ taking of the grinning order. ing or work in the various.places. ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of Hut Peace, Nnabville, Mich. —Read C- C. Wolcott’s new "ad.” Con­ General Conveyancing, sider tbo prices he quotes, and remember Collections a specialty. that his stare is the vboss” place to buy hardware in this little village. MONEY TO LOAN < -*W. A. Aylsw-wth's brick is nearly com­ O.FX.I aoewtty. AU tawtar’’‘j pleted. The counters and shelving in new earc, win bo promptly and carefully attri,.k-d to. » being pul tn. Mr. - Aylswortb expects to move into it about the midd'e of next month. MBS. L. O. 'CROCKER Has just returned with a largo and complete • assortment of Spring and Summer 1HLLINKRY & FANCY GOODS! J^'eck Ties, Rushings, UoUars and Cuffs, —A game of croquet between four cham­ pion croquet players of Hastings and the same number of Nashvillians, was played at this place last Friday, resulting in a de­ feat for the Nashville boys. —Rev. C. I. Deyo’s topic at the Chris­ tian Church next Sabbath will be as follows. IN ALL OF THE LATEST STYLES. Morning topic : “The proper work of the Hals Bleached and Pressed. Minister." Evening topic. "Religion; its relations to the professions, labor, and pleasures of life.” and saiisfactiou guaranteed. —Yesterday morning some of our citixens were riartlcd by a volley of pistol shots followed by cries. Upon investigation it was discovered that Brit Hoag had some words*with -Mr. Rasey's dog and had open­ ed a lead mine in the dog's head. OT THE —Ed. Hubbard, of MiddleviUe, last Fri­ Latest Styles. day eaught his right hand in the gearing And In varieties to xuil customers, all to be of a thrashing machine wd lost part of his •old cheap for cash. hand, three fingers and thumb. Tue farefiff gar remaining uninjured. Parkhurst & R’ oh of thal place dressed the wounds. Done tn the Latest Styles and with neatne&°. —Doc Scott says he has quit bumming CALI AND SEE. and is gving to settle down on his farm at Barry villa, and live a sober life, again. Glad to hear iL Doc once enjoyed a large medical practice, and now let his neighbors give him their hand and a kind word and ARTISTIC help him back into that position again. Dress Halim, Cuttinx ail Futim Done NEW- M1LUNERY GOWl Jtfrs. y. JH. STEBBINS ZDRESS LEAKING ATEJNSOX & ROE, PAINTERS! NASHVILLE, MICH. LIVERY STABLE! 3® WM. V^NN. Pionum At Biigood’s dd stand, Nashville, Mich. Mr. Vxxw has had several years experieoet in tha livery bRninno an« is prepared to fnruiab all who vi<& with * Fig, W>d at price* carre^poudiDg with the clo*e tlwen... MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER, HonghuUn. Of Floral Hall—A. J. Hams. “ horses—Goo. Hddtn. " eattle—P. Cramer. " sheep'and bogs—A. Ryerson. Bools, Shors, Natlaas Shirtx, Collars Cafe, Ball—N. J. Bronson. - BULKS AXD BSOULATIOXS. The 23rd Annual Fair of the Barry Coun­ ty Agricultural Society will be held on the grounds of the Society in the city of Hastinge/on. Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri­ day, Sept. 29 and 30, and Oct. 1st, 1875. txukxttC ' Tickets of Membership (not transferable) SUITS from $8. to $30. $1.00 will admit members of one family exclusive of sons over 21 years of age, dur­ ing the continuance of the fair. Single Made up In good styles aud warranted to fit tickets, good for one admission, 23 cents. Children over eight and under twelve years. L/TCE & FJLAlMjljNG-, AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN ORGANS, AND FIRST CLASS CLOTHING <0,000 NOW IN USE. TN Stj-len Have been introduced thia season which rarpoos anything ever offtft-ed to th* public. Every Instrument warranted. All kinds of LIVE STOCK THE AMERICAN ORGAN Finest Instrument ! STOOLS AXD INSTRUCTION BOOKS constantly on hand. J. H. Las. OsoxR. Flkvixq. 43-1 except by the persons to whom they belong will bo forfeited. Tickets can be had cf the Treasurer. OBDEK Or KXEBCtSES. Wednesday, the first day of the fair, will be occupied in entering nnd arranging sto-tk of Detroit, Rochester and Eastern'maneand other articles for exhibition and deco­ rating the bait ' The No. 1 trotting race will comp off al Boo's from $2.50 to $9 pr pair t P. M. Bxcoan DAT.—At 0 o'clock the Executive Committee will meet at the secretary's office to fill vacancies in the Viewing Commitlees. At 10| o'clock, P. M., the Judges begin their examinations; the viewing nf horses in the ring will also commence at 11 o'clock. A job lot of The County trot (No. 2) will begin at VI BOOTS and SHOES, This is FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, White Goods, Tutttu day.—The running race will be held at 10 o'clock A. M. Sweepstakes trot­ ting (No. 8) will como off at 2 o'clock P. M., to be followed by ladies* riding and driving. • FEED FOR STOCK. Ladies’ Linen Collars Sc Caffs The Executive Committee take this occas­ ion to say that ample feed for slock free of To match all new Spring styles, bought at charge, will be provided without Cail; and my own price, to be sold accordingly particular pains will be taken thst, In this Very Cheap. respect, there shall Le no cause for cam Nashville, Mich., April 1st, 1875. plaint. xia nr ‘watch. A suitable police force will be kept on W. A. AYLSWORTH. duty at night to ‘protect tho animals and other property which may be left an the: ground. . I LIST OF PREMIUMS- Space LISTEN? Stray Quill. State of MtcHioAX. nonsEs ton smxn. tbottixu xo. 1 PEBSONAK. UOSSIP. For all bones that have never made three minute; entrance fro $10. Best & in 5, Mr. H. W. Dickinson, and wife, of N. Y., mile heats. SoKCthing Interesting and Val­ On rWIiur on.1 fillsm. Uk petition, duly verified, are visitir* his son, daughter, and friends First, second, third, and fourth premi­ f Soph In. Xante. GoxrdUn <jf nddmliwn. ptaylmj in this villiige. Would respectfully call the attention of the ums of $60, $25, $15, and $10. uable. eitiiens of Nashville and vicinity, to Mrs, A. W. Phillips is dangerously ill. TROTT1XO XO. 2. Knn.k, Pr.. ...U For County hones with no record} Best Mrs G. A, Truman is visiting friends at 3 in 6, J m*le heats. " lowest cosh rale* Marshall First, seeond^and third premiums of $25 Richard Buxton, of N. Y., is rusticating and visiting the “home of his boyhood,"— $12, and $10. SWEEFSTAKKS TROTTIXO XO. 8. which is this villagejwUU.iiwr Best 3 in 5, milo heats, entrance fee $20 talTTrsu.k —We have received from C. F. Kimball, First, second! third, and fourth 'pretniBOOKS. STATIONERY. Have removed to their E^., of Pontiac, secretary of the Michigan ; of$100, $50, $30. nnd $20. Slate Agricultural Society, a pamphlet con­ RVXXlXtl RAI'E. WALL PAPER, PAINTS, Best 2 in 3, 1 mile heats, entrance fee $5. taining the rules and regulations, and list OILS VARNISHES, . First, second, and third premiums of $25, of premiums offered in the several depart­ ments, which is to be held al Bast Saginaw $15, and $10. Wm E. BAVAQE & BBO'n COLUMN BRUSHES, GLASS on the 13, 14, 15, 16. and 17th of September D1VISIOX A—HORSES. In the new bride block, apposite the Union next. The premiums are good and are PUTTY, DYE STUFFS Thirty-three premiums will bo given in House, and are bound to lead lhe Co. i$ tht Bryant ata worthy a trial for. It also contains the ex­ this department of from $1 to $10 each. TOILET ARTICLES, nUHINJRBB UNflVKItSITV cursion rales to the Fair rrotn every station 'ihvistox B—4ACKS AXD HULKS. on every railroad in tho State. The fare PERFUMES Ten premiums -.vill ba given in this de­ from this place to Fast Saginaw and return partment of from $1 to $3. $3.96. ChenpDIVISION C—CATLLR. BOISE BRO’S KOCHER BROS. Drugs, Medicines Elegant New Quarters, GOLDSMITH’S Dry Goods Business I CHOICE F1KLY GROCERIES, Eighty-six premia ms will distributed in this department of from 30 cents to $10. DlViaiu-; D—SUBEF. SWIXK AXD POULTRY- and choice stock of To Mr. and Mrs. E. L. .Kellogg Aug. 12lh, One hundred and four premiums will be a sou. distributed in this department of from 60 To Mr. and Mrs. E. R. White, Aug, 12th, cents to $4 a son. DIVISION I—MXCBAXICAL DEPARTMENT. To >Ir. and Mrs. B. H. Hoag, Aug. 12th, Sixty-two premiums will be distributed a son. iu this department of from 50 cents to $3. A large 11m of WOODLAND ITEVIS. ' DIVISIOX r—TABLE REFRESH NEXT*. BIRT1IS. flH Ttacn GENERAL MERCHANDISE Farmers have mostly secured their oats, and are how busy threshing. In all direc­ tions we hear the hum ot the threshing ma­ chine. Wheat turns out much better then । was expected before harvest; some fields averaging over 40 bu»h»ls to the acre. Oats come in very unevenly ; some pieces yield­ ing only 20 bushels to lhe acre, others 75. —Last Tuesday Mrs. Chas. Fowler, of Maple G«tc, received a telegraph dispatch to come immediately to Lhe bedside of her brother in I own, who was dangerously ill. She took the midnight train and on arriv­ ing at Jackxoa found that the had lost or As most everybody seemed to be going to had stolen from her, $40, tho bulk of her money, and was oOmpelled to return home camp meeting for tho last four or five dayl. we thought we must go too, and be fashion­ by the next train. able. Bright and early Sunday morning we —Their names are Widow McKinnis a^d peeked up anyplies enough for two or three Jim Fairweather and they live just over in days and started for the catsp-g-eand. some Kalamo. Fairwewthrt- is the poeeiMcr of a four miles eonth-eart of Ionia, where we ar­ yoke of eisgs, one of which-Wvke into the rived at 9 A. M-. after a tedious ride over Widow's corn, and the Widow shut it up in the longest and roughert old erorewey in her M*bl« for damagrs. When neighbor this part of Mich. Found crowds of people Fairweather came for tho eteg the Widow on the grounds, al! seeming te be enjoying informed him that $1 would be necessary it hugely.. Everything passed off pleasant fur him to pay over before he cnull take it ly ’till the afternoon service began, when away. He expreos'd himself different and the windows uf Heaven opened and peurvi began to unloose the stag, when the Widow out a cuplous shower, scattering the im •shed a club and sLuwered blows upon hit mease audience to teats, shaqties and car­ head, hands anl divers cAher places must! riages for shelter. Tho camp is very ple**eonvenisnt. Fairweather suonoeded in gal­ j aiiily situated, on rising ground, in a fine ling the aug k-jsened and as his ocat^taib i grove, with plenty of good wMer, and must waved a final adieu m ke p-.wd through I be aud agreeable place for those who are thanking the pablic for past f»»«rs iwdirts a eoatinuatme ot the same, and would the dour of ihat.humble stable tin Widow supplied with the proper camp equipments: inform the public th*: they wilt keep oousUntly on hand brought Lisa a couple ot whacks jnrt tw- J lacking those aad finding our friends already iirath them, list made him gHMur clwir ! very much crowded, we thought it Vest tn down u» bis <0*0. We wiU bet our bottom i make for home before night and ether ebowall kluda. which will be «<»ld «»•* for «*b dollar that plucky little Widow McKhnUs | art should overtake u*, well HliriM with The highot price paid for Hides, pelts • •will always get on lu this world and fight | our one day’s camp-merting experience, tn. Give them a Wart rids Maia fit | her own bait’es. » D. B. K- FRESH MEATS; BaU, Caps, Dawson, Burton King. .Henry OT A new shop for tinkering watches is talk­ Office <n« ILtw Uroo- Dnig Stott; Nmhvlllc, Mleh. —The same machine that did P. Del­ ed of. Fred Sweet la the projector. ler’s threshing, thresbM 100 bushels of H. LEE, The lively green apple is beginning to • Deputy MlierlfT, wheat in one hour aVU. J. Hanchelt’s on make its presence felt among the small boys. Saturday. "One of the business mon on Jefferson St. JOHN R. EASTMAN —Four young persons were admitted to intends to give up business this fkll. Ho it the M. E. Church last Sabbath by baptism’. a good .business chap afid we bate to see Three by sprinkling and one by immersion such men leaving our midst. q LIEBHAtfiSEK. ' *■’ Dry C«od«, Clathiag, at an uncle near Battle Work en the iron bridge is about com­ . —Yesterday the sidewalk on Main St., pleted. south of Truman's store was raised and •Two of our railroaders were up, on Wed­ graded’ underneath. An important imnesday, as drunk and disorderly. Law. T. AUoft, President. John Keagle, Vice President. J. M- Nevins, Beet etary. ' D. G. Robinson, Treasurer. I. W. Vrooman, Marshal. two' hours and the baby being still awake. M. FLINT, Attorney ON HAND AT —The Temple of learning haa received a H. YOUNG. M. D. . nflL-r K»«l »Me <>f Mate * NEW GOODS! W. A AYLSWORTB’S, mrrwr cWrnrn L ._______ NEW GOODS! Fourteen premiums will be distributed in this department of from 60 cents to $2. D4 VISION G -DOMK8T1U MANUFACTURES Thirty-nins premiums will be distributed in this department of from 60 cents to $2 DIVISION H-GRAINH, VEGETABLES AND FRUITS. . Fifty-six premiums will bo distributed in Ibis department of from 50 cents to $2. LADIEd RIDING AND DRIVING. Four premiums will be given of $2 and $d for bort aud ascon d best. ' For further information aad particulars address, JSO. M. NEVINS. SoceeUry. , Healings, Mich. NEW SUBSCRIBERS. Last week wo inadvertantly omitted our list of new rabseriben. Belvw we give ! them with, those of thia week ; R. N rlou, R. A. Birins, Isaac Moyer, J..I n J. Marahall, Mary K. Whitney, Geo. Mason, Franklin E. Hyde, 0. H. Cole, T. T. Dewey, Levi.Eniott, C. W. Sliger, Wm. Sieeds, Map!# Grove, J. Frani, J. B. Marshall, E. W; Hyde, NarfiviU^ M- Am­ brose. Je*M Paieersiin, Vermontville. Sloomcn KUm, South Cass. Eaa» E Barner, MarshaU. R. E. Flaming. Lafisyrtu, Ind. F. G. Rombnlt, Hiafcwry Cornoni. E. C Slacumh. lluMiings. C. W. Tboanpaon, Geneva, Van Butan Co. CtJlTS, Ot twIlJmalo Ixad airi Zinc lAjkld IMnt IX11D WITH Pl'RFLnSEED Ol With WINES & LIQUORS! DRESS GOODS, For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only LIQUID PAINTS SHAWLS, CASSHmS, Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! OTSiS E DETROIT White Lead Works. N. H- • We olae mU atiMiUon to oar brand at SU-totly I*urm Whit- I^-u<L ir rou wAire BOOTS St SHOES, HATS, CAFS: PAINTS and 011^8. Tunkee Notioi WHOLESALE CASH RATES. roceries Of aU kinds, and in fact Evrnjtlriag ^gou Physicians iritl find our stock complete, at the lowest living prices. Want, Pretcrijliou CarefaUy Prepared. your Butler, Eggs and Dried Fruit. With thanks for past patronage wo uJI We pay tit Highest Muriel Pricefor by fair prion and boBMi dealing to merit its W. B. KMME8 A Bro. F.C. 4F, T. BOISE, Il Ue Bost “A '■ter �inxsurHunr •< 1M Prob.” ha. I of th* Iwinco. <rf CkiH wr« f'romu to death how a scheme for iwcnriug the reoog- "mcidre are committed in the spring in Joly. ro intoeoc wm tbe roJd. ’ i uitioii of the Confederacy was provider’n rr”t °* -XS.il; h*» U»i • r*dro*rt heidf* <taa*tor- A ' ‘ 1 • Ikmb » fr«i teiflg‘-. Lally averted. Tn the antumu of 18b1 ", ~ ~~ 1} ri, - fgojrtA NA -ANDI TAI. OF A MAinto Um fiver betow. ti.« ! Louisville, Ky., on basinw 'On hia ‘ arrival there be found the city in a state of the Union or feverish fevenan excitement, to* Union and ;| I Disunion parties being about equal in hi J] ■ strength, and an* outbreak at twitcry Um b*<i> reded t<> U.e-Kh.>- ' au* outlinak st any modir* ot Egypt by the Sultan al Turkey. mi-nt would ■ not liavc been mrpriaing. -The. British House of Jxmta b-torau-; He stopped at the Gali House, and be UT^eWc!.^^t^buJvwMvtatorioM*i!h^i'wtw,tenx11^ 0,1 ' i|.* toot* ilrnirr- *benn distinguished-looking stranger | freight steamers. -Theoboo.itomaAtb* fatwrel of HanaCiiri*Uau Au<ler*eu were iixponing aud imprereitr. Th* day WMOD* of QNtml mourning throughout Denmark. * ’t th* E^i^/freitte«tXX^i lnvMl«i' ha. mu( a trial for pltuxfacfag th a Huie white in offioo. enten«d the room, and waa immediately surrounded by a number of gentlemen o( moegh pentumion, with whom he conversation, Oa ‘nqniry the stranger was found to be ampler pft>a to* pony, wm killed. There wm a teilLani cktehg day at the Buf­ alo nuw. The mire. Lulu, tested a mile feet of tlie tdof fefi. cmahlug tins engine, kinfag the firemen, and badly iiouhdteg the XIS. Convention of the Anefent —Yellow fever hat broken out al Paacagottla. * ardent sytnpaihixer with acorerion, and i In HerMgovine ia aanmiuy expected soon to bo appointed British Minister to the Confederate government. by the Dalmatian*, Monteuegriue and fterviana. He wm fresh from the rebel capital with and it m rumenrl that Austria. Germany aud lhe latest news, which was eagerly sl>sorbed by tlrn listeners. Later in the evening im tho Hartford gentleman wan smoking bit cigar in the office Mr. Mure entered tho room with a •be looked forward with ccmtMenca to tlie friend, sad, taking nosta near him, the two commraiced a conversation in a low -Webb. the Engh.hnuu. wlw> undertook to tone, which, however, in thrir cameatwithout a hfc-eaving anxrwtu*. failed. When nesn wan oo audible that the other occu­ pant of the room could not help over­ hearing a largo portion of it From wbat he heard he gatlicred that Mr. Mure bad been closeted with Jeff. Davis aud liis Cabinet for several days, aud as a result carried about his person pa]M*rs tet averaged 100 degrvcu at Yokohama, and 110 which he believed would insure the rc—Torture baa been aboHabei in the Japanese ooguitiou of tlie Conf^’eracy by the governments of Great Britain and France, together with bills of exchange rvproHoutham]>ton. wu> loet off Brwl recently. Her week, electe.1 Philip Keicliwein. of IndixnapoIh. M. N. G. A. ; Charles KiebL of Brooklyn, Hgnant type, and a number of doatha have oc­ N. T„ D. O. A,, aud N. Frou lauthal Albany, N. T., Hraod Beeretary, with Phil Hliemmel, of —There wm a eorioua onBtafon on tlie Ohio HL Grand Trnavtirer. —The iron bridgo acre— the Mumonri river at Atcliiaon, Kan., Um been tborougldy Au express train mnniag at ty mile* an hour struck a mad joicing. About thirty-five tralne cross tho bridge daily. The mail agent, named Flcro, aud tbe baggage­ pnrubam* of arms and munitions of war. master jumped from tho express train and u> bi. ot Oto -d ' Mt- Mn"' I'trthoi' »bibHi U>»t ho riwtj.1 warn killed outright. Two lirakemeti and an­ BKiM for wwMtltiog a yoms? “»* roOvrey | leave Louisville the following (Sunday) other train man of tho mail train were killed. molutinne adopted by a number of Htetem that Boston, by way of Now York, and that —Alfoueo’a regiment* are dwindling, and he-would take the Cunard steamer.at to Uie War Deportewut, and it hae been decided ' —Four'pauentn i* tho 8 Asylum were fatally poisoned Boston for England on the ncxtWcdnestho dccuioo of tea find court-martial t*iDg of October. A flood subetitate in worth about a.;. rouaklerod m final. miniatering three teospoonfufa ef a eedative Our informant immediately decided —Tbare ia hill* doubt of the culpability of that his businnas in Louisville might Hobkirk, the niMng I*rreident of.Com Exciiauge Bvik of Waupun. Wia. * Ho lost and ordered a frteh anpply. Tbo nurw. were Tho latest thing oat in hotel annnn- wait aud that he would travel with Mr. heavily to wheat, and owm farmer dcpoaiioni not aware of tbo change. *ixl tho only c.xpten.- ciators is the invention of M. Dcbray- Muro as far as Cincinnati, where he W5.000. tiou they offer b that the patient* ceottauad eux, in France, which in dtwribed mi would take the train for Washington and —Gen. Sheridan Iim been clothed with full vary wnplo aud effective. It is worked lay the case before Mr. Seward. On power to suppren* tho Mormon troub’oa. i by electricity. Under each number of Sunday morning he arose early, but old mixtures. tlie indicator there ia a l»anl with a list found that Mr. Mure luul started tho of thu more common reqairnnienta in night baforc. He immediately took tho marry her it will requirn <00.000 to bsal her —A meeting of cajstahirt* wm held al Cld- boteh, and an index needle, moving up train and arrived . at Cincuinnti late nt lacerate.I feeling*. and down, stops at tho piopsr one; ut night, only Li Hull that a bridge on tlie iug steps to form a new railway comiwuy. Hie the some time a bell ringa till tlm do­ railroad to Wushingtou hod been carried Queen of tho Trotting Turf, she having mutamed contemplated road hi to run from Clikwgo due mestic comes ami restores the needle to away and travel would bo interrupted for twenty-four hours. He went at once there is a oorrespouding table of re- to tlie telegraph office and found it Northwestern railroad*. Bocberter. making three hoots A —There is <x>imidenbl« c*f*tu«it b Ver- quirementH, with no index-Docdk*, which closed, it lieing ucarly midnight and 2:17, the froteai three cotMecutive hoot* rirk county, Neb., over the rote on granting is moved^y jnsomt of a small metaTic policeman, however, camo to his iisHistever trotted. Gokfamith Maid, in the first bool bonds aiding tlie Midland Pacific railroad. *Tbo button. Tim person ordering lias mere- ance aud. brought .. __ _______________________ the operator from an ot the race, made 2:15*4. under a strong pull ly to push the Index to tlie jiorticular I apothecary shop near by. Informing -- Al,-. ■ - ----- • order he wishes to give, aud by this I the hitter that lie deoiied to send an im- •x-U. 8. Marslial Khaffruberg. of Denver. Col., bmata, had to flee for life from.an excited mo who ia charged with .'randnlently appropriating I bent on liaugiug him. *70-000^ Wocgtag to the government. He . —The Northern Parific raQroed. with all its balden for the nominal *'un of ♦100,000. Tbe Cberokco Nation. Thoma, Cariiele. a trunk line* of rail wav Iwtweeu tlie East and Uie West, being an advance on Lite preview*. by three unknown men. He wm robbed of .dr F/NANCIAL AND XNDV8TKIA I.. —Tbe Cciural Council of Crispins, or jour- tite j-opu)at|on from the country about Corinne. atatemeut of their position, in which they do- —About 1.000 Indiana, baring arv infringed upon. Tho eUtemeut ooududee etrnqi teokout ter thai She is clipper built, DEALER IK REAL ESTATE, Farmt. Unde and Tiltega Property. Cm——sw .farted te— t— te—■ te 4te , her aides bring smooth, to offer the least reaistauoe to tho water. Her model, dcsigned by Mr. Stephen B. Guion, the managing director of the line and lhe i superintendent engineer, is peculiar in of tbo AlivMiniau*. Mr. William Mure, of Charleston, 8. C.,1 the formation of her ends and her rides, -Bail^m M»wl In -India fa Uapmlad by ex- I British Consul at that port. He waa au ' she having a long, hollow bow, intend cd Colombia in irone. -About 1.900 miner* are prepvtag to pH J tn. d.v, canrod bvM»e new» of ap>MIcmlyrf th* Bfack HiJK They will corer W a er jrofa wiU> a Mrek tr^n on riclieat .Iodo* until their retnm. There are uj 1 North Miisonri railroad nrer tliat poiuU ludiam to that regirxi. and it ia claimed thai I brBtaw by roil rar ,Bncl” ^-^aboattwsntr<w«tow«ekm*t. ' the UaedtatacusUy. *----------------- --- ------—b<nn aUc33lfOrt is cw*»d , k Onion wUcb gfipc *sd nA th* Williams William* * Guion line, winch which arar-: tliiw port jwtenlsy yesterday afternoon rived at this ^tcou. Parw^ •” after a panagr of alxnit right ilayw and , free from *3 passage tdwnit «lays a liaff from Queenstown to Sandy Hook, u, perhaps, the pioneer of a new ' of linger and MX j 4X feet; breadth of beam on main I deck, 45 . fret; depth of hold, 33 foeL She lias ' four decks, includ­ ing the hurricane deck. She is brig rigged, and can show a largo amount of ‘ canvas when she lias her staysails and ;I5. Great Central Her cnthu'iastic commander says alm can sail like a witch, and believes he can beat anything crossing the Atlantic. She came across working her engines al three-quarter speed, with au average of fifty revolutions of her screw, which gave a result of fourteen knots au hour. scuting a large amount of money for the Wiih sixty revolutions, it is computed she would make sixteen knots. Her engines are of the direct acting com­ pound daaa, with one high jxrcesnrc cylinder inverted, two low pressure cylinders horizontal, with surface ooudenaers. One cylinder is of 60 inches diameter, and two are of 113 inches, with 42 iuchoa stroke. The engines an- ................. of 900-horoe power nominal, but may be j 1~”" worked up to 4,200. Her abaft is 23 - fY”-^*** inchcs in diameter. The aaloou ia lutunted forward of the funnel, and ia snmptuonaly fitted. She can accommodate 72 saloon pawengwrs, 198 in tbo second cabin, and 1,200 steer­ age imsscngcra, and all tho modern im­ provements hare been adopted for their comfort. The Montana on her return trip made the voyage from New York to Queens­ town iu right and one-half days. S. H. HARRIS’ « 8AF E S ■ nd Vtri.T IX>OHM are POiiTlBLE GRINDING BILLS. MERIDEN wfim«ON ■ in— PEN N SYLVAN I into famp and distributed among snrrlving friends; to be prmeuted to mtedical seboob iu a skeleton state. There is no limit to the ingenuity of oddity, and tlm eremtoina debate w31 aitnMtoM owwiriK i d, t*“ mwle. In passing motion is caused by " tbe moo who was , |~ 77 ‘lispoteh from New York on Monday to f1**"effrc’•' “Mr. More, Brtlfah Camm! at CWleeton. I *•* •ITWlUd •» ter Breroori House tbfa eve1 n np- *"'1 PM*" **!«» *cro found fhAl uoUon. to «n cilr^irjin^jr d,-gnw. 1 — , P n~ [btO. GeoH. , p.KOWELL Rowell& aGO.Co A6ENTS WARTED ' ,4x exTitAOHDiNAitr oecvKKFUvMi An extraordinary event occurred ro- . . _______________ oentiy u, a dweller iu the Rue Audraw, I tnp CllE cmmo* *■*««>•* • por I**! fourteen years a j W[|m,„ jjvfog fo that street has l»ecn beBL ** ‘ ~ -I - faMU,d U*?* Job had so ' individual, XU° R«»Ufman repueu tuat no th* wan cir tue; —*. oJ »h»ri» aud then explained tl,ft Lody of a child, completely T F A Q Wh, u bJu’ bunted bnme Iwr mmstano-s as above recounted. UJ,11 to' U‘*‘ - h, bnr.ng I^,,, ”7J ■ “d Mr. ' ** <h*»v«rrel. hl *~U w~< him Iqr lhe- bm,J r„ „CB „ „ tbm.k^l hto, tomrtily. To Um ... .............. <lwi>” ho,,, in .FUW/wbrthfrtbe ml,»in „<a,, UtototomiVnni™-. Mmratin., Ito! bto. , „w„„, . Al,in. (..y wb, ,,,1^’prinlrr "m - J“Nol in U» U-., IhinolBto,™,.! A- •"»" “i h. u- u—. I .an™. 1TO|>lp , u, iJhJ,. bin, „ I Mr. Mure was kept in eonlhi<-mei»l fur city aa Um ” Lit^v HLu-k Devil.” Dr­ string tn satisfy Um curiosity of tlm pop- 1 •*...... , •* •»«** EH . ‘ ry^"**h. u. I",.mu, _ , , to, , Grocers, Mills, -- — - --I—— OPIUM CURE^ txXhb<toj.r. ,a*oJ- SOLD UY AU. DRUGUUr Th* Best Is always the Cheapest. Druggists, in and wantin’ uot," and lie cries, " Let I torn out, and, wlxaiis more, keep him । L— ‘-r I.tfaiAfter Zf win ibo i| °°e °T th<*° harreot Tarrant** KVerveaeent Seltxer Aperient TAJIK all fllVV luUjJJjD yean, term tn th Etiablinhcd fSAS •'*> for Boston by way of the New York tbe m«u, Uwe up an he’s wantin’ doom” A • ATT — M’BTWfr' Central rood, designing to have Mr. "Show him down,” answers the exss- i Mnj<*ry AeLe..Xo^«'^**.^>re~ii«fa*,'flTTg Mure arreated as he went on board tho peratod Judge, who managt-s to remain ■■a*Bi i "teamer, in case no previous efforts to quiet tintil ten minutes after a fresh com-_S‘_ 1 ' lieved to lie u sufferer from dropsy. She rpms u wMfc j*fa*i< Ot a. , Las hud all the symptoms of tliat dim-use, ' CWoMn“ Ut: K3tfW tvo MVVH. Satisfied at the result, tho genttemau# Is-aide the usually extraordinary awelling -Hicaoo U1KM„^ m. returned to his homo. Some A Diibnqrie medical student lire come in or inflation of the Ixxly. A few weeks , Z w*wware ■ n» : io grief by renaon of his renwrkalile ' twi’ num ths afterword he wan in Washsince she went to Burgundy to make autxvnoed upon the authority of O.+- technical knowledge. Tfinyming woman . inghm, where he met Mr. Seward so­ wkl. > tbfa vpiH Aou u- to whom lie was attached, one morning ■ ‘-Lally, and white in conversation with( visit, aud white there she fait indisposed. , At the end of a frw dayaahc experieno d I --------- --------------- - ———------ —— . w***A*^' **? rt'oeiw,! Mie filtering note: “Dear|^*m inq’Hr^l lior Mr. Muro happened the pang* of childbirth, and gave birth I immediately. Angelinc, lam sorry toinfoia you *Jiat1to bo arrested. Tho Secretary at first to a drad chilli. Tbe child was of the ia couM-qucuce of a circatuncribed sail- wmed surprised Rt what perlia;* ap-. (•Ha Uw atory. Tbry w<xa then kil'.ol and. the Irwik failure is full ' Ordinary raze, but tta teeth and nails ;— _'2~-Z------------------------l**hM Uiruww overboard. T7 1 prebend* J. Liabihiio*. »A,H7X12H; cutantxms indammatton, chimcteriaed i to be an impertinent question, were full grown. Tbe body has been! C -— Fr,!*y of Imi work witurwird the exrcu-j M.U®t7A<L ■ . . ;{by a pointed powtalar tumor suppurating . l>,’t replied politely thai tho arrest waa * scut to the Academy of Scteucee. Thin ' I i «■» u»*: ™“1'”"»• 'r“m““ birth, after fourteen ycara’ jxnSod of, fat- and T«avwofl Tcun. The number of tw>plo • * fnl’ crop j <wte 7S pvrewd., and corn 01 J bWc to pleasure of your oom- ‘antmti, from a Mr. B. T. H------ , tliat ri geatetiou, is not unparalleled in France. ! the —mxi^c cablm mm ova •l th* baugtogof Jdm VTeJ-b at KdoxtOU wm I P® «*»•*• hr# aad barley show a dimioMbed j ,l*8 Hippodrome. Ever, dear 1«’ had rance endeavt ’ * ------- * " In 1832 a lady died at I’M de Calais, who. -tiuMUi.1 «i from 12.00H u> J5,W. CT^aj_J vXfJd, and poU'ore wre uev* l-oUar, but in- , ***. Lhim>, AugwrttB. ” film rood H ; stir who Mr. H. WMn hut bod believed bareclf to afflicted witli r*u* *** *y <l*i?*i?moi^_" nal'MstoufaM] wonderful n«rv» to Um l—i, and : ^P0** til0 <!»• crop pro*. I rn*licd to hto home in an agony of apfinally inquired, ,!»*>** tnr ■HVOI1 vMua. An inotuwl wm . ** Inf »io—_M—. mtiab wilBtoeiiL ' Tlir- captain claimed that i— TW m—* PcnUM WII1TK SI LVFR TIPPED SHOES h*nd eighteen inches higher than my others tluui himself in the affair. Silence for a litelr while, then a rustling WORK tlxsat X> A.YHI fet^; let my cane be placpd ip my coffin, , Doubting whether Mr. Seward would in tho gallery. •• Usher, what's going । which must Bo carehilly wrapped in a -notice the dispatch, the gentleman start- on now I” " Please, mo ioml, it’s just j irewmTai* au. cu>ota*»a.'o'“J ' ' “d od kva bwriin ths < cllar; to be maiiu i through the telegraphic news he saw a out!" time since liave beenruup- Mltamfl. 0*11 < tbs usual model. The following are her ' principal dimensions: Length over all, I liaskct coffins; "no,” said Gwynn, in n | wrtrin members of the family were on sworn the unhappy official. " He's doou ’ mnmnrntulnm which Im miuln Imteire rv [ terms of intimate friendship with tlm and he’s wantin'up.” The Judge pro-, Boeel— 0<te rasa. <PJL v»w a( wRm* piling; "I wish to be buried with my Mure family, aud not desiring to involve voked but still calm. " Show him up.” 1 Add— Thr “»»AH-< <>..Claeiana;l, Ohio. and kept in the front parlor; to be dis- through Syracuse on Tueaday he bought solved in aoaie strong agiatt and dej>«rt- , » morning paper, and on glancing loaded at an elevator and |*i*!>nd into tlie Erie THE MARKETS. A number of mid Central Peunsylvania idioms not long ago printed in The , C&OlO SCICW W1F6 JVafion included thia, before unknown to F‘”’" t“"t “* .. . , Ako trj Wlrv QallleJ Sate*, tliat journal: “lhe dog wants in (or ;.. . T— movement he effects an interruption of . portant message to Mr. Seward, Um opoutj." The wipr—iou has been diacov*2? aTcbut? the^ current, produmug the number of । crater replied that he |x»«Reaacd tbe govwipr emisrions and interruptions ni-crasary enmu-ut cipher, whereupon tbe follow- eroa to be of Scotch parentage, aud au I Englishman relates the following atory Iba-M*rA>—■ Aite.uTCki for the signal It IpM not yet been tried ing memage, in substance, waa seut: ns fooudad upon it : Tin in country,; but if it D.V..C.», . . 111 thia UJUI CVUUUJ OULU IV should BUUU1U i>c, IW, the Ulf I, To *»• tbo — Hoeretary ofwHCote. —c, WaatungUm, u. ■ inventor will will require require a . very nry large Urge board le»r,l »’■ "hbani “ ««■ “ “ Coaaul at Cbarto*- x”- ~ “» inventor Mure. Bntfah j —--n — *e-- —- ■ • t ' | , U» nqmr.rn.nu, . J ° few TV.tne. 1I ^ nil roll lInW CO, rt u, muk TL. Inn !“ R 11 r. 1-0 i*" r^wriavilte !.«, "±* 'n ” °°" whereon to mark the requirements. The , ... , . , , . . .. , ... ... ., by way Uaher ! ahoula ‘S-wfat satl—ai Chromo Co^ratLABsxraia _ .... ,. , i-. **7 cC Naw J,ew York* T<ak» baarfag bearing about Ms 111* parano peman disturbance. duiturbanoe. "Usher! * different a.ff-rrnl kinds krnd,.! of faiirv drirks ordered nri.™!.; papers from frn_ Jeff j-weroot — n-ri. rtlch .Mei, „„ will .... su[hontT RpVnTvpH<I Tb.»™mKJ dmk. ■ D*r:», which he heeays tflo bewiggcd..... nuthontv, .. ,w, > hotel, would *1om ann Mijr ordni ■ toe rwwfwlUon or th.fvou.er,, <w«l a ary board. ■ — *— »a« -» »— i—->of--England j I : enwy tbe governnrento and M . • ... . . ... **• M WOKKM.Cwicaoo.U1 Fnm. <o««l«r will, ,jukH. doeu- M"1''' V«hrr ; "W. OOl, ...I b.'«! NNir KPlDBriC THUKATHNKIt. meuta.He Rails frow lUwtou on W*dnmd*y. ’Rentin'in." "Very well, lot him in,” Very eccentric gentleman he waa, Mr. B. T. H—. and the intruder gets a scat in the hall. Gwynn, who died lately in Virginia Ho ' T11” rign<-ji was a fictitious one, By-aud-by another trampling is audilde. .li<ln‘;vk h»* homed, pw yet to Ixs j nB®d for the occasion for private foosodh, ° Usher! Usher I what’* the matter interred in noexrffheuow-fangted flower-1gnnttemau recalling the fact that nowT’ "It's the mon, mo lorrd," an-' blanket!" We expect an epidemical . UaUnra.' ......... mania of this sort of thing, causing groat ar mart* '3 to heirn, cxecutoni and ad mini*—Bte PMhSONwB punple think that Kadjr, trouble ‘he motor man. fa an impostor, and that Tim tntora. tnitora. The deporting will ask to buried head down and feet up; to be embalmed on Ida plan have failed. *~ ------ *the v-----*-----“ ’instead —■ ’ —­ to throw water oft of allow ing it to oomo aboard tbo altip, while the sides arc, .as nautical men term it, •• tum­ ble homo sides," having a “ fail in'” of erven fret on each aide from the turn of the bilge; Ibis formation is calculated to combine great strength with safety, m the ship ia much easier in a seaway tlian ' ulaco, )»<■ «* «l*y publicly exhibited his lr/y aud proclaimed : “I, Aldus Mantrtru*. printer to the n»4y Church and' i for tta number of Mnc-idee. D* rt>UI«**M dull Dnge,-have thin day tMute politic exp"M- j ure of the pouter's tlrivil. AU w*>o titink ' hr is not fiesh and bkxsl come and jRSeh ; to Hw have courage to dir. i him. ** SATimfAL TMUUiKAPH < vMJ.KoM (few WILSON & EVENDEN, WTJ « Impro � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-08-27.pdf.pdf eff1853772951faef480a192a51a3bb5 PDF Text Text ' — A»— .' ' Niuhril}*, Barry Ooanty, Miehipui, ' —>r— . • • ORNQ STRONG, MST TO MYiaa SUMC0M1U M 1* Apv*»ra. ®hcKa^villeWehis. VOL. II. Of ADVERTISING RATES: Progression. No Retrograding. Pw Ahmbi , Aai (luiterlna tty* rtacMata Urn UUi uf love. She ghshrilk en, and I think tiiat nho fond of me. fttio is' not too young or too old, not too good-looking, nor yot too plain; sho is sensible and.accom­ plished enough ; and 1 don’t see why I shouldn’t make a good sort of a husband Perhaps I'm nut rery fond of old War­ ren, tho father, and .perhaps ho isn’t very fond of me. But I don’t know os tiiat matters much. I dare i»y we shall understand each other letter by and by ; meantime I must try mid moke the best of the old man's humor, and not run counter to him more- than I con avoid. And it seems that the old fellow would be no fonder of anybody else who might want to nuWry his daughter than ho is of me. You wee it’s our affair—Georgiana’s luid'mino—and not his ; though it’s iuird to make him Hee it in that light. But I • . lilt plnc-oltd bUla and Haeratuenio'i tide dare say it will come' right in tho end. That’s wliat I tell Georgiana when she takes ~up with rather gloomy views about That vnxlitly lowd Uir.lr plumy cr»wn» aloft her father's temper. Sho has good wasc, and, I think, looks at tho matter very much as I do—only, of course, she can’t each nlghi help feeling that ho is her father, where­ as, tliank goodness, he ain't mine." TphcWUhul lia JoSne -l It will bo seen that Ned Stoi'ie was not a lover to " sigh like a furnace.” Afi to .writing a woeful liallad to his mistress’ eyebrows, I don't fancy he could have accomplished such a feat, even if his life With jiu-k and pan he atruggled day by day depended upon his doing so. Tlie ther­ Uy aUsbtar toll. M.'nth* rolled aw«r. tart Mill mometer of his love stood ut temperate, with no tendency toward an upward rise. Tlie " marks of love," ns they ore generally understood, were not discerni­ VaUy awoMUou with the rile ble upon liirn. Ho never said a word as to tlie agitated With ribald mirth state of his breast, nor to the excitement Tboae catur and beautiful autumnal night* of hi» feelings. He did not regard Miss Warren as on angel or a gixldetis. Prob­ Tho bell pourod furtli 1U oveulna tut tody— . ably he would Imvo been the flrat to con­ tradict any allegation tiiat might have been made to tlie effect that she was anytliing of the kind. Miss Warren ap­ The faithful toller, la whatever Held, peared to him what aho reemed to every­ body else-—a nioe, rensible English girl. _ Thu*, when the run that ensiled on him that morn, I called upon Stone one evening. He was alone. Ho lookt-d a little grave, and held a small sealed packet. We discussed various indifferent subjects ; tlien I in­ quired concerning Miss Georgiana. 44 Oh, haven't you heard i" he an­ swered. "But of course yon couldn't have hoard. The affair is off. .Our en­ gagement has come to an end." " Yon don't really mean tiiat i" looked I^SHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, AUGUST 27,1875. citnl Ned btone selected for hu betrolhed. . “ I suppose they’ll expect mo to send lack Georgiana’s letters to her." Undoubtedly.” • ' “ It’s the usual way when An engage­ ments come to an end f ’ “ Certainly ; it’s the usual way." Ho rubbed his chin and seeinod to re­ flect a tittle. “ Have a dgar!” he said, presently, and let's talk about something else. This is not tho most agreeable sub­ ject in the world. Toll mo what you have been doing with youraelf late­ ly r. MICHIGAN NEWS. i •'Do you think so!" he said, mu»ingly "But if Georgia has made any mis­ take about tho matter, I think that I am bound to set her right ” j . • “ My dear Stone, take my advice, for fear of accident; act her right after the wedding ceremony, not before. ” Whether or not ho took my advice, I ।am not aware. Ho was marred in due course of time to Miss Warren, and I know that lady was heard to declare that .she married the beet husband in the world. ______________________ THE SHIFTING. CENTER OF FOPU- We fell to talking about tills, that, and the other. Presently I went away. As I went away ho said quietly, “ I think I shall try and see Georgiana once more, for a particular reason.” I did .not ask what that particular rea­ son was, and ho did not tell mo. ' A ' few .nights afterword I saw him again. Ho was nt no time subject to much change of mood, or at any rate aeldom betrayed any variation of that kind. But it struck mo tlmt, if any­ thing, ho was io better spirits than In Prof. Walkcf’a statistical atlas of tho United States, there is a curipns computation of the movement of what is called the 41 center of population " since 1870. Tile populations of counties arc fsunp.MKHl to be grouped ut their geo­ graphical centers', and then each indi­ vidual being assumed to bo of the same gravity an every other, and tho country being assumed to be a plane surface without weight, tho 44 center of popula­ tion " is determined by computing the j»oint nt which tho country could be 44 You did not mention,” he arid, pivoted so that the weight of tho people “ what I told you tho other night, that on ono ride should just balance the my engagement was broken.off I" ' weight of the people on the other ride. I ax]flained that I had not mentioned According to the table computed in this it, for a particular good reason. I had way, the center of population has moved not seen any person whom it would in­ steadily westward since 1700, -but lias aliifted very little to the north or south terest to be informed of the fact 44 It’s just as well,” ho said ; “ because of tho 39th degree of latitude. In 1790 tho engagement isn't broken off; or the "center” was twenty-three miles east of Baltimore. In ten yearn it moved rather it's on again.” forty-one miles and was eighteen miles “ Indeed ! I'm very glad to hear it” “ I told you I should try and see Geor­ west of Baltimore. In 1810 it was de­ giana again. Well, I knew that she often flected Homi'what to tho 'south, and luul went with her father and othc.r relations moved thirty-ria miles; in 1820 it hod to the zoological gardens on Sunday. So moved fifty miles farther to the west and I went to tho zoological. I coon dis­ aoutti; and in 1830 it had reached ite covered her with Warren and a lot of most southern point, and won tliirty-ninr other people. She raw me, and under­ miles west of its former position. In stood by my sign that I wanted to speak tlie next ten years it moved a little to on tlie quiet Well, she lingered behind the north and fifty-five miles to tho a little, and when tlie rest of tho party west; and in the following ten yearn went to look nt the kangaroos, sho slip­ turned slightly to the Month ; and again Between 1850 ped with mo into the snake house. Stic moved west 55 milen. looked a little frightened, and tho tears and I860 tho greatest wcsteni movement (eighty-one miles), was occasioned by were standing in Iter eyes. “RoI put my arms around her—it the settlement of the Pacific coast. In didn’t matter to mo who saw, you know 1870 the oeutpr laid again shifted forty—and told her there was nothing to bo two miles to tlie west and slightly to the alarmed at, and that I only wanted to say north, and luul reached a point forty-. a word or two. I told her T was sorry I eight miles cast by north of Cincinnati. had not sent liack her letters, as I ought The total movement from 1790 to 1870 to have done, but tho plain fact of tho’ , was 399 miles duo west ‘The variation north and south, taking tho extreme matter was, I couldn't do it." “ You love me still, then, Ned !" sho north and south poritions, did not ex­ ceed twenty miles. Tlie movement won said. “ Of courst I do, Georgia," I wud, to tho west and slightly southward from 1790 to 1830 ; almost due west from 1830 44 who’s been telling you I don’t t" to 1850; and to the west and slightly Sho began crying bitterly. “ Come, Georgia," I said, “ let ns got northward from 1850 to 1870. . in surprise. _ i "Yos; the tiling's 4 broken off,' as people say. It’s n hard job; and I'm sorry for it, but it can’t be helped." Had tho lady resented his serenity and discharged him? I asked myself. As though he luul heard tlie question. ; he went on : “ It’s the old man's doings. I hope he is satisfied now. He’s th«moet unreasonable and disagreeable old ' fellow I over had the misfortune to meet.” married whether pajm likes it or not; j 44 But what did he do ?" I He fell out about tlie settlement ; that only say tho word.” “ She didn't say a word. Poor clxild. was where tho hitch arose. I’m sure 1 The »nrf rolled laxily upon the rtrar.d; did all I could to please him. I gave up She could not speak for crying, and she looked at me, and gave me such a little condition after condition, quite in oppo­ sition to tho advice of my solicitor. 1 nod, and then she began laughing through her tcara. It wns the prettiest told liim to settle wliat money ho pro­ But oft, dealgna of atnlatcr luteal Of course I kissed posed to settle on his daughter—it sight you over saw. wasn't much, after all—just as he pleased her ; and then I turned, and who should be standing close by my sido but old —I didn’t want to touch u half-penny of it He might settle it, 1 told him, just Warren! “ Georgia gave a little acrcom, and as strictly as ever he pleas<xl, or ho might settle nothing at all upon her, if ho liked then tried to make believe tiiat wo were ! that better. It was his daughter I want­ looking at the boa constructor. But of And wind and wave waged frightful war. ed, . and not his money. And for my course that didn’t work, so I said to old [mrt I'd take edrc my wife never came to Warren, in a cheery sort of way, and put­ want I undertook to insure my life for ting out'my hand cheerfully, Mr. War­ a large amount, and to assign the policy ren, Georgia and I arc going to be mar­ to trustees for her benefit, in case of my ried ; that’s quite settled. But you and death, covenanting, of course, to have I may as well be friends all tlie tame. _ __ I_____ _ ; tho premiums regularly paid to keep up Wa’d much rather have .your consent And with them take tho hioani from th*i f»ir cheek insurance in the regular way. I than not Suppose you give it to us ?” ml-,™—.—........................................... I ..H.w»TOMtonb*«lUut, before, I thought that a fair arrangement, but it | ’think, ho Knew quite what he was doing, did nut content him. “He wanted to tie my handstoni- he’d taken my hand, with all his friends pletidy. He hadn't a hnp’orth of confi­ standing around and looking on. Of dence in mo. He gave me credit for no course be could not go liack after that. sort of affection for his ilaughter. He And—and bo—tho thing was nettled.” insisted that any money that I in future I congratulated him heartily. Pres­ might become jiqsiessed of, I should ently I said, by way of change : THE PRACTICAL LOVER,।; covenant into a settlement. It is absurd. “How lucky-it was that you didn’t Of course I couldn’t consent to it. I had send bock Mias Warren’s letters. ” It was agreed on all hauda that Ned, busint-RS to consider. Of course my 44 My dear follow, that was what I Stone wm a very practical fellow. Ho। wife and children—if I had any—would wanted to explain to her. I couldn’t was a broker in the city. Ho bad beenI reap Hie benefit ns much tm I shall. I send tliem back. ” “ You found them dear to you t" a very poor man at one time in his life,, fold Georgiana exactly how the matter and had to work very hard. Ilia indan-. stood. She’s of age. I. »sked her whethAt last, then, he had been betrayed I1 tn she’d marry mo without the old man’s into ft feeling of romance. “ Not at all,” he exclaimed ; “I could due reward. At middle age he was com-1 oonsenL Poor girl! She was in an awful fortubly circumatanced. When he an- , way. But she did not care to do that, not send them Ixick, because I hadn't nouneed to hia friends, therefore, that Sho aimak from offending her father, Jiept them. I destroyed them.” 44 Destroyed them.” ho thought o! taking to himself a wife, • bo there’s no help for it—the thing's ,r ___ __ off, __________ __ ___ “Yea: what was the good o£ them? it was thought _______________________ generally that the step ; broken and ___________ I’m not to bo matha meditated wua a prudent one. And tied, it seems—this time, at'any rate." 11 only keep business letters ; they're when he further stated that he had made j He spoke rather sorrowfully, but still regularly docketed at my office. But for an offer of his hand to ono Georgians without tho slightest trace of ill temper, j Georgia's letters, they were no ute. I Warren, tho daughter of a wealthy mw- ■ I endaavored to console him in u oom- made them into pipc-lighte.” chant, and tiiat bi* offer had been ao-' dm»q sortjof a"way. ’_____________________ I “Yon didn’t tell her tiiat J” otiptedhy the tady, we of coutm hasteni <11 He opened a small packet he had been *' No.—I hadn’t time. I- never arto tender our heartiest congnttulationa holding in his hand. ! rived at an explanation about the let- NO. 48. The OpinioneRationale lias an ac­ count of a double execution that took place recently at Barcelona. A maid servant named Georgia Foix, aided l^y her lover, Victoriano Urcietn, murdered her master, who hiul made a will in her favor. The judicial investigation and trial lasted no less than throe years, and resulted in- Qio condemnation of both the accused, who, according to the cus­ tom, were taken on the evening preced­ ing the execution to the chapel to remain there until the next morning. There the two convicts wore separated only by a curtain, and the woman uttered such loud cries during the night that bar ac­ complice luul several times to impose silence ou her. The most distinguished ladies of the locality attended the woman to offer their consolations. The man was surrounded by monks. During all tlmt time the boys of tho choir, clad "in red, yellow, or blue from head to foot, went through the streets, a talvcr in one hand and a l>ell in the "other, asking for alms to meet the wants of condemned prisoners on earth and in heaven ; tiiat is to say, tlic oust of their interment and tho performance of masses for their souls. The execution by the garrote took place outride one of tho gates of tho city, in a plain, to which the victims were conducted by a long procession of penitents. ♦ Readers of newspapers often meet with the term " car-load," but few of them know just wliat or how much it is. The St* Lanin Time* has taken tho trouble to learn, and says, as a general rule; 20,000 pounds or 70 trarrela of salt, 70 of lime, 90 of flour, {JO of whisky, 200 sacks of flour, G cords of soft wood, 18 to 20 head of cattle, 60 to 00 head of hogs, 80 to 100 head uf sheep, 9,000 feet of uolid boards, 17,000 feet of riding, 13,000 feet of floor­ Piatt serves up an interesting bit of gossip about the beautiful Mrs. Hicks, whose wealth and beauty caused so much talk in Washington not long ago. There were some rather captious people jin Washington who regarded the lovely widow with coolncM, tw one who carried matters with too much of a coup. Well, this lady is to-day n distinguished fea­ ture in the fashionable world of London, and is followed, flattered, sought, and sued in a way to startle one, for it is 8eldom that an American lady, however ac­ complished, rich and beautiful, wins such succeaa. It'happened in this way: Mrs.- Hicks arrived in London a few days in advance of tho Queen of tho Netherlands. Sho took'for herself all the best rooms, did Mrs. Hicks, of the Clarridge Hotel, the aristocratic resort of the great social center. Shortly after, the government notified the landlord tiiat these 'same apartments had been se­ lected for tho Quean. Tho landlord in­ formed Mrs. Hicks that ho must have tho rooms for royalty. Mrs. Hicks ro«]>octfully but firmly declined. Tlie vexed landlord was disturbed, ho was «xcited. Ho would have torn his hair, had he possessed afiy. As ho was quite bald hoappeah-d to the government Mrs. Hicks appealed to our Minister, her cousin. The vexed question became a question of State, and no end of diplo­ matic correejkmdcnce paased before a compromise was effected. It was ar­ ranged nt last that the Queen should occupy tho rooms as tho guest of Mrs. Hicks. The Queen did so, and sho,was delighted with our fair countrywoman. Mrs. H. received with her gfiest; was invited to court mid court balls with-her royal visitor; and now she is dined and wined and entertained in a way to en­ danger her constitution, and many a male member of tho nobility with an in­ come and acre* somewliat embarrassed looks. longingly at tho beautiful, accom­ plished, and wealthy American widow. —Wayne comity has 230 persons in her poor-house and 97 in her insane tiger to the Now York Park Ccuunisrioiuira for 83,500. —John Myers and John Ijorrien were arrested jit Bay City for killing and sell­ ing tho meat of a sick cow. —A new postoffioc, named Headache, low been catablisbcx'Pin Midland county, with Mr. Chas. J. Bradford in change. —■Suite have been commenced against a number of Ann Arbor saloon-keepers for continuing business without paying tho city tax of >100. —A State Militia Rifle Association him been organized at Jackson. Its object is the encouragement ut rifle shouting among State troopa. ‘the store of A. Herso, at Ami Arbor, last Tuesday, destroying tlie building, and injuring thirty persons. WOULD NOT TAKE A DARE. Henry Hoover was on old and respect­ able citizen of AtahL-am, Kanias. and luul accumulated some property to contribute comforts to his old age. He lived with his wife, and his sbn and his wife occupied the house with the old people. Old man Hoover had not been able to do anything for a long time, and was perluips a confirmed invalid for the re­ mainder of his days. His family seem to have got tired of seeing him around. His wife and children turned against him and conspired to make his life as miserable as possible. They quarrelled with him continually and abused him in every way. He lived a dog’s life with his wife and son and daughter-in-law, and he got very tired of it; so tired, in­ deed, that he went to a drug-store and bought an ounce of arsenic and took it home to see if he could not frighten his folks into teeotiug him better. He riiowed them tlie poison and told them ho meant to take it if they did not cease tormenting his life out of him. Hi plea for peace and threat of poison were met with jeers and daras to take tho drug. They would like to sec him take it; it might cure him of peevishness. The old man found it was uf no use to plead and threaten, so he emptied a teo' —The Wah-wali-sum Boat Club, of Saginaw, champions of the Northwest, were on Friday last defeated on Detroit river by tho Detroit Excelsior Club, which mode throe miles in 18 minutes 45 seconds, beating the Wah-wali-snms by 371 seconds. —Strange manifestations arc taking place on tho farm of a family named Turner, near Byron. After long-contin­ ued stone-throwing tho mystery is varied by the production of pictures on tlie window-glass of landscapes and faces which no acid will remove. —A young woman named Mary Ellen Donnelly died in East Saginaw, last week, from the effects of a dose of ar­ senic administered by her own hand. The girl’s father, James Donnelly, is a vagabond, and has made homo unendur­ able for his child. Failing to obtain employment, she preferred doatli by suicide to a life of shame, and took a teaspoonful of arsenic. —At Detroit, on Thursday, Captain , John Haffner, a ship-chandler, had a । discussion with Lis wife as to her trip to : Buffalo, she insisting on going and he i strongly objecting. Friday morning, when his wife was dressing, Haffner ; placed a pistol near her back and fired, the ball passing through her body and inflicting what must, to all appearances, bo a fotak wound. He then shot liimsclf in tlie mouth, and died immediately. ,Jealousy is supposed to be the cause of tho tragedy. spoonful of tlie arsenic into liis mouth and swallowed it without another word, his daughter-in-law saying while he did it: 44 Tuko it, you old whelp, and I hope it will kill you.” No fine raised a band to prevent the act, and no ono paid any attention to tho old man after it was done. Ho was not even allowed to go to bed to die. So he went out on the porch and lay down to breathe his lost. A neighbor passing saw Hoover in ago­ ny, and called a doctor. It was too late. The poison luul already been in him sev­ eral hours. Ho died. The jury found a verdict of suicide, but it also impli­ cated tlie family in tho cause of death. The verdict wrote them down little bet­ ter than murderers, and Hoover’s friends on<l neighbors became much excited over the circumstances. A bad position—Imposition. Why do housekeepers preoervu so much fruit i Because they can. Theuz should be no tio votes nt a rail­ road meeting, and no one should be nl lowed to rail at the directors. WnT is a church bell more aflabte than a church organ ? Bwauao oni will go when it is tolled, but the other will be.; “ blowed ” first' Iris scarcely creditable that a Chicago woman, when told by a doctor that sho must die, wailed out, “ Oh! I hate to die and iuivo women stand nrouild my coffin and make remarks about aiy turn­ up nose." At no time in a man’s life doca lie feel so much the need of being Belf-po6iw®Mxl as when he is seated in his beat clothes at a family dinaer-jiarty next to tho ' small boy with greasy bands who has a pctwhnnl for gripping tho fuwt coat­ sleeve in sight when he gate too much molawea on his fingers. ’ “What is your verdict, gentlemen of the jury!” asked a Montgomery Justice, the jury entered. “ Well, boss, ” said the intelligent foreman, squirting n stream of tobacco over tlie clerk’s head, “ tlie defendant looked sorter o’ guilty, and so we've found him guilty."—A/ortfffomcrj/ State Journal. A DAT or two ago, when n young col­ ored mon living in tins city, took b peppennint lozenge in his teeth, leaned over tho gate and motioned to his girl to bite off the other half, she gave her head a proud toes, and replied : 44 No, soli! If you want to many me, jist jswaller dot candy and spoke up like a white man I" — Vlckuburg Herald. A FukscnMAN, more noted for his con­ ceit and. for a certain amount of success with the fair sex than for the cleanliness of liis linen, wns posing the other day before a beautiful arid witty wpmai-, when ho delivered himself of this rather arrogant sentiment : 44 Women, I change them as I do my ahirte." "Ah,” sold —Extraordinary is a rooster now re- the fair one, looking _____ ____ u_____ attentively at the .1 Crmd lUpid.. Grarally I AotJd no^er tb«» pugnwtou bird, oo-tod 1 rilh one mother, but tlu. cook fl><« at higher puua. Find, 1» TOrtled will. a thror-yoar-oid oolt, bitting him with spurs and flying at his noae, and Anally compelling that ooit to retreat Then the victorious rooster tackled a cow. She tosses him on her horns like a plaything, but ho invariably comes up smiling and rt hnwn tho combat. 'Tin a drawn battle thus far, with odds in favor of the rooster. The same proud bird feara not tho face of any man, and lately com­ pelled one who interfered witli him to retreat ra a very demoralized condition. ...h,:, ev<mfa , & tM# o( Grilnrold b„!x.r .«« ____ aoenki to. feel of his face and was h^u.1 heard to to soliloquize : “ Yes, I ought to be shaved. They charge ten cents for shaving, and ten rente buys two glasses, of lager. I can’t say that getting ahawd bripa tin* constitution any, but doctors reoomnxmd lager wi a healthy tonic. Therefore, it is ’ —A recent dispatch from Port Austin says: “ Ralph Emerson Covey, known in this section for tlie past twenty-three years as Robert Emerson, was found covered with blood this morning in his sleeping-room. Tho body was lying across a lounge, upon which he had ap­ parently fallen’ and the blood wm still oozing from his mouth, although evi­ dently ho bad been dead an hour. The jury rendered a verdict tlint tho deceased camo to his death from a hemorrhage of the lungs. Tho deceased was over 60 years of oge, has always kept bachelor hall, was in the Texan war with Mexico, and a pioneer resident of Maine, of which State his grandfather was once Governor.” , my duty to myself to invest my money where it will do tho most good, and hero goes for lager.”—Detroit Prec On a Baker street car the utter *iy, s woman having a sleeping balta in hernrms uncovered its head and turned the little one around so tiiat tlie breeze blew ilf tlirough the open window full ujkiu it An oldish man, probably the father of. several children, moved about uneasily for a time and finally said j< • " Madam, don’t you know tiiat your babe will cateh ita death-cold tluyp J” “ No, sir," «he promptly rrepon^'d. . “Won, it’s just Bach CWNfeWiMRB iW that which fills our ownetecy with Jittta graves,” he continued. ........ f’ naturul phUnsoj*y, Mid he turned tad looked, out of the window;— ■p™-Joaqudi Mrr.r.ru U reported by the Brooklyn ArgM to havfe talil that he doesn't like to wn1! with QUye' Logon, she sqaM*ea his arm ,sq5 Xfffuf doesn’t believe that Joaquin ( ob­ jects to being squeezed, however, and in proof quotes this frara .<*»e qf.. b& The origin of the term “printer’s devil ” has been traced back to Aldus Manutins, a printer of Venine. In tho establishment of this worthy was a negro 4' a ’*•’* ’•’d* ue boy who rendered naristance in tlie mul­ poems: tifarious work of the office, and who, ou tuwount of his dusky color, was believed by th^ superstitious to be on emissary of Ho the Prince of Darmiesa. From this no­ tion of tlie credulous, the boy gained the soubriquet of •• printer’s devil,” by And ebarpva. her reply: which he was known all over Venice. । To diadpste the ridiculous superstition And Mrs. Miller wm umloul^Uy Manutius one day publicly exhibited the ' ‘ " lad to the populace with the announce­ right. ment, "I, Aldus Munutius, printer to thd enrio«bt Bra Motors M< tho Holy Church and Doge, have thia English phiisnt to istri®rto day made public exposure of the raiue, France contains 150,000,000 acres; printer’s (tevff. .All who flunk that he to inquire into the condition oi ’ 20,000,000 uf this surface ia covered with From statistics recently published it appears tiiat oak timber especially is rapidly disappearing from Europe, al­ though half of tlie area of Sweden, onefourth of Norway, one-sixth that of Switzerland, and 780,(XX> square miles in Russia are said to be yot in forect The consumption of oak in France has doubled during the last fifty years. She requires 15,000,000 cubic feet yearly for wine casks alone, 750,000 for building purpose.^, 600,000 cubic feet for her fleet, and 150,000 cubic feel fur railway carriagee; o80C,000 worth of staves were I importedin 1862; £5,000,000 worth are I now needed. Since lousing Alsace and Dw- ing, 40,000 shingles, one-half loan of hard lumber, one-fourth teas of green lumber, one-tenth of joists, scantling and all on that oaeaaioa. . j “ This is plcMant," he said quietly ; I tern." : other large timber, 340 bushels of wheat, ' Ned Btone spoke of the matter in hia j 41 here are all my kttera to Georgiana. . “Then, my dear Stone, let'me en300 of corn, 680 of oata, 400 of barley, own simple, rota-r way. ■ Ah ! and here is a little prewent I gave treat you whatever you do, don’t give forest Holland and Belgium are nearly “ Well, you know, I'm getting ao," I her, sent back to me." . ' ^lfi” Warren your explanation about th* 363 Of flax need, 360 of apples, 430 of denuded of timber, and are large impefttIrish i-otatoee. 360 of sweet potatoes, ho • aid, “ and it I’m to many, It’s about! There were not many leHcrx Their ’ matter.” I1,000 bushels of bran. time I alundd think of Betting about it. j eonteuta I con’d guess; littln enough j “ Why shouldn’t 11" but within half a century has commenced You’re very kind. I think I shall lie .like conventional fovc-lettera, probably ■ “Don’t you sec? Sho thought you I Axonnm peat is announevd. It is to cut down young trees. Austria lias very ’t send Insck veiy happy nappy—in fact tact I1 han, navt- no ao doubt of ot ! like lite uuecstatic oompfatitiuns, conqxMuUuna, yet simple J didn didn't l«*ck her letters letbrrs for a senti- ; aaid said that the Qie crickets crickcte arc a swarming into H—as happy on a fellow has a right to > and U> the purpose, and practical! mental reason, becauw they were do dear Paradise Vritey, Nev., introduced, lu Italy no forests remain, t«ect to bo. One has no right to expect I enough. The pnuefit was a ring—* to you that yen could not possibly port ing from Ute the north and an west, and the Spain ami Greece are alnuwt woodkes. too much, of course. Bat I’m quifo •large diamond, heavily iwt -in pure gold, with them; and so, in point of.fact, fartnera apprehend great damage to the __ fond in my way of this G wgiana War-1 just the valuable, simple, subotan- that little misumteratanding of hers led crops by their devastation. him." Thomas Levan, a fruit dealer of Du­ buque, won drowned one afternoon last week, while bathing in the river at the foot of Tliird Tho Third street The locality is particularly dangerous, owing to the drowned there st various times. Jew* of Uiat eily. iu«l «ce if ■ ou b> doneto Mm Uww from Bojnmt, of the I^ew YorkIm 000. Grafton has trotted a mile in 2:15j. �H. M. LEE. TTENTION. ALL! '• n« », m>. f ital AfflSWTB & MU POJ.M '1 hu 800*. birthday*, nud Chi«rf Jwhce «bnw. Brought! iBOISE'& LEE POTATO KM, jcOI^. MTLBi, OAT’S, i> .1 u. .'*™J. *■ -, " V“nil> l»*1" .u. kymjh., «. nMW w.11. «*!„,)„ mU ...... ii~ ... I ronH.Ii.no.1 !”• «•»«•'. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. With Naw bad Fjumk Uoot>a, which they j Wholesale and Retail' !,»,.■ Clover Seed., &c., • !.<■ Al prices aa LOW m any howw In Barry co. j m«**iu. OtTH ENTIRE STOCK OF 1.1.1 tat An.l»..< ta; /.V ACAS/JWA/.K .......... b, B lhe first lime he im'da il Ub.aud the sun flashes from a hnndrrd fae'i-.v, mu! ______ ■ ! i j, ■ L ■There are riuw in thia cntmlry (if i ittofurr. And when this gietrt ioowT LATH, .of lime, grinding os by joy and sor­ lee-n universities in which colored stu SHINGLES, dents pre receiving instruction. row. shall have completed rta tvork HA TER LIhlE, and we arc taken at lestsi hrfo the • LOCAL MATTERS. presenoe of (he Sou of Righteousness there shall flash front every side of us such glory and beauty as never en­ tered into the heart to -conceive. In • he hope of this! tennii>H!i<>n, in .the faith of lliig coiiMinintioii, in the joy of antici) ation, learn how not only to do all, but, when God's providence shall bnng tbe other part upon you, learn how to stand and to waiL CROCKERY GLASSWARE FINE, LARGE STOCK OF WESTWARD. SALT, STUCCO, fc., Al Tucmar'f. SSL. PicklM at lfi»»!<V 4-r., . which wn ship and retail al bottom print*. Hewing Machine Needles tho be«l A SPECIALTY. a AINSWORTH k BROOKS, Proprietors. SUGAR 10 to 14 Oenta! reeting! XUE BEST ASSORTMENT OF tUT The Jaokeen CflwTam Made Baal At TptrxAx’a., J world run ped fully tnfurffl my Menda SHELF GOODS IN THE VILTaAGE. Affnin in the Trade tar Amkucax Oman FortWane, Jactarn & Suinaw R, R. CANNED FRUITS FANCY h. Don’t make your pur chase nntil you. have GROCERIES seen my Stock. Especial Aitention A Fiiacml**- Moriita.— Hie other day when a Ca.ss sheet youth heard of a toy who educated himself to to- , <yftMC can be found iu the family that buy of ewne a great orator, he went hotu*. , L.M& Fleming, one of their celebrated ;got hi J school reader down anti toAmerican Organs or a fine Piano from • g*n: n jhoning the well known muknra which they ‘ The next gsl- that sweeps 'from are handling. The <:xpc?imeut • h well the north will bring to our ears <«ie clash------- F . , . , . His mother arrived just tton, u*id taking Uta by the ear she Mid ■ ••Boy’, if you don’t pc otft Tliunc New tittle American Organa split sue some woad I will >«*« ! gw uff like hot cates. Try nue they will do fhmk earth and sky 1-WWfed yon g<>»d. Lkb & Fi.ruisu. each other’,'* And as the toy todked nt.-r.y ■< *u NO EXCUSE FOR BKINU SICK. «>ld chuuk he aAkmdly weteed tort lhe would go to Msasouri amPpM <to U{> without getting immediate relief andeuro. We have the ftrat ca»e of cough", ooldv or con­ sumption. or any di.v.*a.«o of the Throat nnd Lungy, yet to 'hoar from that lias not been Discontent.—Some --people are cured. We have distributed every year, for never contented with tlioir b»t. let ill ret’year*, over 2-‘>0,U.K) mmplp but ltrs by what will happen. ’CiowU and DrnrggfeU in all partt of the Unii.nl Staten. darkness are over their Head, alike, mri»e<brr it rain or skint*- To them ev«ry iaciddnl is all Axidciit. «nd Go to your Druggist and get a buttle fo»7 «Mery Booident a calamity. Even jmjRs as matters of compulsion. A <4m14 about three years old was cry­ ing because bis mother Itud shut the TVUICII 18 NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. Ready pay vusiunierS shall'have no caiisi* । complain of high prices. CjIIvo Men Cell. Nashville. Mich., Jah. 27, 1873. 1" ■ ; ,Bfti mortgage w*H duh-and legally aaslgneif llu>l tad u „ lh, i„ JUc. ertnber. 1873, which Mid afvignmrnl was idleness » Ike a*rcO«!f’<d tod Hab­ duly and legally, recorded on u.e second .lay it*. Do not give up- ll‘« struft^to »f Jaanwry. 18i4. in the iUpiWer'* Sffii'cfwr of when you have broke your rcsdulton Barry county , Michigm, in Liter COCO—twice—* th«»twand times. KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! i-’Oie ange i»a.ivc»a.itv« Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. C, A. TRUMAN BOISE 1 LEE. pi'BArriKr maxlfactorv i ALL ABOARD (JO TO THE 01,0 RELIABLE JACOB LENTZ & SONS Manufacturers and keeps on han •fb Parlor, Library, Eiium, Office aid GENERAL FUNTURE! the' P. DURHAM, Wuimea*, on tfcte 24th day of July, 1872, Jeremiah Sbopbt'.l nu.l wifrgare rmertgwgr to Millie C. Franob Io’ arouro tbn payn.cnl oftbeeumof Two'Hundred Fifty Dollars, ($250.00) whleh eaid n>< rtgagc wacduty re­ worded in Hie office cf the itcglrier < f Deode hi mu f r'Barry County. Michigan, ou the Paid for all kind* of Produce, or ex . L. J. WHEELER OF »tbc rwrtli Itecorihe Unin.1 Rmr V»!lev Ka!!r.*".l owta. Ibeiwv with V"l. riy alanv fine the ' If F** r ■A'UHtnniux. Doled Naahrllk-, Jut) U&. pUK l.l.tvis IH KKl.i:, ..(I 10^,1..;......... . . < I . ... Together with a full assortment Cl SawIMiH! O F- MIllRORS.PJCTURES, FRAMES AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS, AC.. AC., Baliy Cah ami PraWatai Manufacturer of COFFINS AND CASKETS, Hard aud Soft Wood Where you will find a full stock of Of all atylca and shea, and METAIdC CASES furnished to unles SHE DUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand: Whore can ke found a IRON, NAILS, STEEL, GUSS, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS We manufacture our Furniture from the beet thoroughly Masoned lumber and war­ rant it to be as represented. . Tca«, f.ffres, Spiecx, Crockery, -------- AND------ fublieterg it Printers Cati l>ur dlroci or the Manner oa ravnrwbto umia. Gl isswtre A Woodemriire, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I •ailonal tcpuUtH® for unlitjr and ilur»Ullty.-[Tbo KtdroQpw, CM»*o. • . "The .tn.™ Hardy Paper Colter I. by far the bwl narniw «kM can he obtained for > Im> prita then owl.undn-d del tar.. It M of P"t ‘'57?^ INCLUDING THE CELEBRATED CANDIES ! Diamond Iron Plows, Complete for LATH & SHINGLES. Which will ba cold !> a : Mag c-»jirt in aja-l PRICES mftertf COIPHW. M tocrlhnlin Cowm! and See 48 A W. OLDS. Heckendora Chilled Plows Oliver Gale Curtis i at public auction .' l.-r V !> 1K3. I 'VaikiMr Mr. BUILDING LUMBER! In abandonee, and CHOICE he;H*w« FOR THE MP Saw sad Flanlag Mill east of the Depot, Nashville, Mioh. <M.k (be mailer mmr. wJ Mdttvor hen LUMBER, WHOLESALER RETAIL TRADE. At tho old aland, weal aide of Main Bi. Nashville M Ich. ______ the debt wured by bad h; TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TIMK. Groinjr South. Ft Wsyse Angola I ad'oil*. call and ace ns before pnrebakitif. live grocery parlor door. “Pour thing," said r ncightor, com passionately, “you have shut the child out-" ***Jt’a all the aatne to him,'* said I he anon LINE BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. BOOTS AND SHOES. No. 1 him maud then shut the door. Il’s a peculiarity of that toy. ttol if he is left rather suddenly on either side of a deer be considers himself shut out, a»d eebds accordihgly,’1 There are older chilikeu who laljc Lhe same view of things. Hammond. KSi BgMfc Mwahw Mn»k»»os Ar Boikx & Lek. the elide soft and 4 as glick as ghtss," •cure Iroiag tatoti U remove any subOF ALL KINDS AT COST! iftnsetiiat would to apt to render made happy by )«rahasiog o ae of those Business Relation* lifting vn.The eUdo at all aneoatftelHNew style Ameiicka Organs of■ 'hie. Xf<er the while ia .cmapbited, wilh yea. I trust by fair dealing I fhall be Lee Fuinixq. uih boys^irocure an old skiftorcanoe nbla to retain your etutfidewec, and to win Ijbd'noCsIy pull (he yes*«l 4w (he ■that of Mlrangera. Of all kinds, sad * •Op or fhc Slide, a-lie.re tney <lt. it The only place you will find the AT PRICES THAT DEFY ♦W boys frtMii stem Id sn>rns and J*ckvuu CuAtum Madx Boot ia'al _ COMPETITION! | tfjvihg if a push, slide ftllu ftieWMer with tho velocity of a btfllet ftO’h a ipin. Another amuiemrnt is f<n a is incited io toy Mock of strtngof boya fo sit down ih The fu'Se <ojj glide amoolhly into lift twOf all kinds which wo «t.dh»sdfy lu/lh'^fft" one anol her. W HkELtn'.a. TTascatter plan dfiStiHantagts; WARRANT TO BE PURE DE3U. Tell me.' ye wingud wind.t however. OCiate W I ite llwighu. radar nlri.l train leave* X**k’*o'i al S.nw Har.ldrlJM p m. Ka«hitll»SA4 p tn, Jackaon m, arrlrlrw at DrtroK W> a aa HAIR. The toy* of Now Albany, Indian*, know a trick worth two like sliding diWii-lult. Il ia c.dleJ n tMud-elide, ■nd ,^is tuade by Irani|>iirx out a hoidollar per pound. tor «Mt tia stoping liver batik, mid How »o Baes* obf Bad Habits. —Understand lhe reasons why die habit is injurious. Study the sub­ ject onto there ffi no lingering doubt ib your mind. Avoid the persons, the places and the Uroughts Ltot lead to the temptntkm. Ercquonl the & HAS JUST RECEIVED A Tho latwl Improwml Hardy Cant Culler i» proumxncod ite uioal dcrirablc Card C*1 Cal•er i* the markel, for the general n’ printing office. • Tte will known Ku«lev Card CuU< my kiwi Imprerrnrenta; is mil! prefri Mum wra, '! Made from Indiama eclebmled limber and seasoned in doors from three to five years. Every Wagon fully warranted for three years ami guaranteed as low as any first das* Wagon. West Side ot* Main street, Nuhville, Mich. i ' ttaRCST Burrs:. Arturoey far Awge. P. B< RHAVl- C. C. WOLCOTT, wnuvAT �V GOODS! an U.MIUH hrid. . — Old., Wulooii. Hudr M.nW( w.. «-|W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, Ou~.tao .l.o ,'*.!r-n tr. la” arrtv. u-ultr nn I Ht The tollowing gccoontv wove pre j med and on monon allowed: . | L P. Wde Boise Cixj bros plktd-and graded. R YOHNG. M. D. . Dflbe Ka»r ri4r ,.t Main W villc. i inis village, on inn .uitia in*:., oy ncv. C. I. beyo, Mr. Henry U WilUama. and M'as Mary M- Crow, both of Nashville. Hom to-' — th C; Griffith is making couvnnlenl imaenta to his lately purchased rem- did not get oportunity to attend tho EyUon Co-, and Mia Mary Ann Wittie, of Castleton. ' Mr. Clay kindly remembered the printer ***■ a . Ctslkhg, i‘ .25. 3.50­ 0.75. 0 67 Bats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notloss, Shirts, G. A. 'Pbcmax, President Collars, Caffs, &e. ?o Mr. and Mrr.. A. J. Hardy. Aug. 22nd, a dangliur. Mother and daughter doing well. for a camplimanUry. ■/ —The old uahory has been torn down ‘ and a new ono 20x60 foot la bring erected s .Ju its place. ' K Kirtland, O.-Keaffle, Wtn. Kerr, ' C, IJancbelt,' John Smith, on motion Counciradjutinied. E. J. FntpsWn. . Recorder, . ka.A0. Drj Goods, KKIUHBOHHOOD NEWS- LEE & FLEMING, 70,000 NOAV IN USE. AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN ORGANS, flare been introduced ihi» »nu«n which The Congregation! Church at Vermont­ AND Every In si rum eut t> a mtn cd. . ville has been upholstered. —A plight frost Sunday and Monday All kinds of Dr. I’‘«k.y CbulMU, Peler Duffey, a tad of Iff, (ell LackDr*. erkey wd and MerHn Merritt <d of Charlotte, 01 morning la reporto I. We havnt heard of nuabi » p.k.1.1 *1 Thni-n.ppie Ulw, u>< irard into a kellta of lye. nt SteinSUITS from $8. to $30. - damage being done. * ■wk. Eli p.uoj. 11 WU owrly lliorae'k nkliery, in Hillattale, Monday | Taken as payment. —Lewis Durkee and family on Tuesday morning. The - lye wns not hot Marted for New York on a visit to friends. enough to scald, but it eat his face Made up in good styles and warranted to fit terr flood la acknowledged by ali leading muaiciani May they hare a pleasant time. and hands badly, and for a time fears U be the j constantly on band. « were entertained tiiat ho would lose J. Wheeler has znxde xrrnnximeuts of their fists during c hested argument. his eyesight. to _ erect „ x fine brick house on bis ,Ibis oo Forty-right rattlesnakes,-Xhree old ones 43-1 ’ Now In the Market. ' Jacob Seigmuitd, of Detroit, who SUl.fc WOTknfflMm».n«>»mrf>.Ul,. kllW attempted nuicidc Inst month, has —•Saturday Lewis Durkee's horse trotted nthin the corporation of Charlotte the othfinally succeeded in his purpose. r day. Ugh 1 who wauls to live in Chan/ tram Cyrus Downings U bis house in seven His three shots failed ’hen, but a teen mlBuira, u distant* ef 8] mile?. The ihcrt piece of r«pe did th« business buggy contained, besides Lewis, Andrew The fall town of Olivet College bejltfa o» this time. Hardy. of Detroit. Rochester and Eastern manuSept. 16tb. • ' William D. Kingery, senior editor facturice, at prices that cann'l fail to please. —Rev. C. X Deyo will discourse upon Ibv A,irriooicue.<■ejidmUl u.bbie, toy. of the Bitchah in Record, „„„ died sud­ following topics al the Christian Church denly at his residence in Hue!,...an Buchanan ienly.lhi. rekiil.-nee io next Sabbath. In lhe morning on the In­ l«en years o'd was cutting bands with a Wednesdny, aged tweniy-ninc. Bools Iron $2.50 to $9 pr pair ternational Sunday School topic. Freedom good sized jvek-knife, when a bundle o! Mrs. Samh Carrier committed sui­ by the Truth. In the evening on The wheat waroccidentally pitched on bis hand, driving the knife 'blade Into hiz rigbj cide near Vandalia, Wednesday alAge of speed, ibalternoon, by hanging. . gtuin full length. He was taken t:> lbs] —Ellis Lamb, V. Pnlmatier, and two oth- hLuss and Dr.*Johns*on ot“ Chester Stalk CLOTHING first cnass । LIVIE STOCK M. FLINT, THE AMERICAN ORGAN T H. LEE, V. Dcp Finest JOHN R. EASTMAN. STOOLS AND IMSTRUCTIOB BOOKS Instrument ! BOOTS and SHOES, .q LIEBHA3CER, U’ TAILOR P PARADY, Manufacturer of This is Boot* and Hhoe«, JOHN Q CRESSY. . b-hkrifi sailed in, who examined the Hie ' wound a« aud er young men named Lydy, engaged in tbs called — /-------------------------j sev ungentlgsnanly sport of distorting a relig- J0'4 ’*'I1 ,l -» omentunj or caul; protruding se »ral Inches. inches. aJudging Judging the direction direction otj ot • , ■ — - a a era! from the ™. u U.l<» C.SIW, bu»d.J mL«1 op„»rira .«u!J >.d J 3JONEY TO LOANI 0, A»nrt<l lol bide Serarife, 00 an* UPWARDS OX LONG TIME. . L. RUSSELL. JONES, FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY I Nature is the only workman to night. Warrants were issued, aud three of ,iece,Mliry lo rellirn the protruding parts he whom do material is worthless, st.* .t„were ----- «_-------... .before . ... ...... -e requested ------- - " ——------- the requested that that Dr. Dr. Derker I’erkey of of Charlotte Cbarlotlo be be the ----parties brought Justice fcnt for, who came and after* cons.dcrablc Only chemist III whose fabrtltory there Hay ford, of Hastings, Friday, and Lamb difficulty, the opening through the akin and ara no-wastc products, nnd the only wna fined $10, and the two Lydy boys $5 wnscies Laving to be enlarged, the caul rtrtisl whose compositicms are infin­ each. Pal matter fled, and has not been was put baek nud the wound dosed itely varied, and whose fertility of in­ stiver wire.—(Charlotte Leader. captured. vention ir inexhaustible. FFVitVe 0 The A-ue Hastings naminxH banner osnner Is is another anovucr one v««« of u«a , • those old fugy pnpera Gist Is everlastingly It will afl-rd sweeter happiness m gti — . -----------------------x --------— ■ t ■going nut of Ha way to say something dero- |J(J |10Mp 0(4ca|fi |O hnvo xVipc^k one ■ Jahn Jnb.wa, <lreri di»ml,rlv. J » >• plvw—11, i.rtv tear from the cheek of sorrow than . . a... , .. ■outsides. foulai'Iei.’”’ Now J___ we ...take ___ tnride ______in « savinwt i.k.prit. ie wyfea tolMvorotadnnetnpire.toliaveeoo. To match all new Spring elyhip bought. • fine of 510, after passing lhe Sabbath at] ]wc u»c them,So... end are will ng to compare q„r«( million,, nr to have en,laved my own price, to be sold accordingly '-“ d". -inHie brick. papera any time with the banner, cither for the world. Our Mayor has issued a proclamation in 'piality o- quantity or reading matter, or , , ... imrcnanicai mechanical wors. work. i ncThe Manner Banner is a is great] n greatsS Have lite courage to give, occns Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, Rushings, Goods, n^rd u »!.».. Wn, k.,4 »P.n oa San- Very Cheap. w„krf lh,«_,h., u ,|| | Lionally, tltnl which you enn ill afford Roxie Oueteriiout Stevens, wife of the ls-j Mo spare; giving what you do not merited Tim Stevens, of Kalamo, was' raar-l |want, nor wahte, neither brings nor Reserves thanks, in return, who is b; Junta.■ S.iL n. i. tenor Knlsmo, to George Miller. They] [grateful for n drink of watfcr from au(11,7h, .^4. i. ....ij tothcr’g overflowing well, however _________ ____________ __ the work done,_______ and railed back on wiogs.c Molieious the draught ? • purr double ccnceatrnled love., wo were] ll.ak. .t.v i, -->'ei.n»lnk*A 1 rt.-t..1 afraid they wculd do it.—(Charlotte Leaden, | Revenge a momentary triumph, “of which lhe satisfaction dies at once, The ttv uih mill> al ounuviu Sunfield bmusi., Corners, nwn«<( Mr. John ll..kin l,ur.rf d.w. . «. [and is succeeded by remorse ; where* night a «ince. with all it • -outents, inctitd I fns forgiveness, which is the noblest • r____ ,___ •____ -T-._________r.._ foF alt revenge, entails n. perpetual Jpleasnre. day nnd selling liquor to minors aud drunk- fa of it.—(E. R. Journal. ELtHU CHIPM.1X, Justice of the Peace, Our City Martha! recently seized a stolen Lw„ rr.m SO.. .nd rMnn>«l II In I.. , . , ...n.r .nJneri>«llb.„..rJ, OSuvf.r. in pnrruit of lha tblcf. r Young ladies in male attire were rccog- mzed on tho Bizcel on Moudej <vrning. nm tome lumt of <h the inc K. a.,f L. J.. A « N. n. They had donned .r.l,,'________________ .. .r.l.t.n.'d.r M. R. It. mear. ’i .PP___ A repetition might provc dizutrzuz to the girla. ’ Nashville* Mich. General Conveyancing, Collectious a specialty. Membcrz at the llnatlugs xnd Irving] ] "A place Tor everything, nnd eve.Lodge of lhe U. S’of X Mlanded the picnir] MONEY TO LOAN at Reed’d Lake, Grand Rapid*, on JTtie»-i»y,| I In your issue of August 10th, in ntdingl[rylhing in its place," ns the old wornon good rcturtlyAlt buriow- enintKrd to hU and enjoved tbom»elves amazingly. Over] |the case of John Abbott vs. John A. Smithsfan said when she stowed Hie broom, can. will f/K) members of the Grand ■ Rapid* Lodge] [an'l oihars. you say costs to the defendant![bellows, balls of yarn, two babies, were in the procession and about 3,000 peo] !to be taxed. This is all perfectly properS[curry-comb, three cals, and a gridiron, pie were nt tho lake. ] land Is plain rnongh for nny to know it.«a[into on old oven. Has juat returned with a large and complete There are come, howtvr, who!| “What you been A-dom?" asked u Wm'. Jones and wife are vUiting relatives] [meaning. Mo nnt understand it. The order in the easel[boy of his playmate, whpfn he saw iu Kent county. Spring and Summer [was that lhe bill be di«mi(io<L and that tlie*[coming out of the house with tears Stu at Qcilu Kin his eyes. "I've bi’en chasin’ a ttald John H. Smith recover his coMsagsinstl Jhnrse-whip round my fitther." was Maid John Abbott to be taxed and that hr! MRS. L. O. CROCKER MILLINKRY& FANCY GOODS! JCsck Ties, Rushings, Collars and Cuffs, IS ALL or TSE LATEST Jiave execution thereof. Tours, Ac., I • CI.KMI3T Smith. STYLES. Bais Bleached and Pressed. Dress laim, Cottim ani Fiitiit Done and satisfaction guaranteed. Important . IVofice I Bthe snarling reply. t IH Mobile people judge ' Nashville, Mich., April Jat, 1871k W. A. AYLSWORTH. Statx of AIichicax. cocxtt or naitnr. LISTEN? ) j BOISE BRO’S Ssmelbing Interrstieg and V»luble. Would rcspectfiiUy call the attention of the citizens of Nashville and vicinity, to thtir stock, bought for cosh, . and to be sold at the KOCHER BROS. Drugs, Medicines BOOKS. S TA T10NLR Y. Hare removed to their WALL PAPER. PAINTS. Elegant New Quarters, OILS. VARNISHES w.,. n axvAan a bro . column of a man’s ’ BRUSHES, GLASS. Busybodies. Some fellows around here! ■wealth by the size of a cigar stuh he In the new brick block, appo«ite*ihe Union picking up loose halian*. horae-lihnkels anu Bnidn’t »o it. pjjTTY, DYE STUFFS. Fthrows away. If he smokes it down House, aud are bound to lead the Co. in the I A daughter of old man Main of Sheridan.] bedquilts. Several farmers swear thatj TOILET ARTICLES, ecmebody will get some cold lead in their] ■had a little difficulty with her rosther Sun-]gelose he is looked upon as a fellow of ■no account jackets if found rumeginr around lb.-ir] Way morning last. They had Mine words.] PERFUMES premises after night. “So mote it ba.'j jandthe daughter told her mother she] A lady m Racine, Wisconsin, was IVe should like to help pick some cold lead] [would seek comfort -and happiness]Klately discovered in a barn at midnight out of some of their hides. in the still cold grave. Ac I■with a grocery merchant. ‘She said Ushe only wanted to Sec if her husband Some of the gents above mentioned, called . - ----- . . al the barn of Jacob Ulriok one night la*l handful of Prris Green nn t rubbed it over]Ewuttld be jealous. While packing We have juat added to our already large ■his trunk he assured her that he was and choice stock of Fin Tifeu.M at Gnn, ■not ’ wheat from a loaded wagon be bad ready af «h# "cllon» °r» P*r4O,‘ ,n ,he ,Mt for an early atari for Ionia, the next morn- gle with grim old death. Mrs Main br-|g The oldest convict of lhe Ohio Penitentiary is deal. Ho has been rime seriously alarmed, sent for Dr. How­ With a complete dock of an inmate in that institution for thir­ bad no straw or nothing. ell. and he was about to administer a dope under a. life sentence He had not threshed yet, but had just bor- that would turn her wrong aide out, she ty-eight jyears, --■— — -----------. UU io i^.. .. — A large line of >UUUCUIJ mu- IM .Mil, •» wo •• ”l,“» h« I,ter“-,V c"“ . , . ...llh.. rt. dU.'. uk. ih. rwlk there compiuAUkely .young, & P. D. areen nt ail Nearly nil his adult hfe, reaching For Medicinal and Mechanical purpose* only through two generations, wns spent ISJOKIVG. in rigorovs cxitifiuemunt. His offence was murder. You cannot pass upon the street without White wheat, per Rid •• acting boys and young men with cigars or pipes in their mouths. The boys making Potatoes, 80 .l.M®!.".’) Stats nr Mtcut«*s, COTT ON AD Eet examples of their older companions, think ....60 (o’ M --------------80 ........ IjWQMO County of Barry, holden at the Probate Of­ fice iu the City of Ussiinge, ou Monday, the IP TOP WANT GOLDSMITH'S " " Dry Goods Business I CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, AU perrons indebted to me will please call and settle before the \5th of Sept, next, at I shall Uwn discontinue the Millinery business anil remove from GENERAL MERCHANDISE WINES & LIQUORS! the village. Mm. N. M. STEBBINS ATKINSOX & BOE, SHAWLS, CASSIMERES, ARTISTIC NASHVILLE. MICH. the extreme Buffering coasequoal to th/ lTveIyItable! LIQUID PAINTS DRESS GOODS. tract the direful habit, which, when onee finely fartcued upon them ono hundred Eggs. p«r dosen. .2.21 Prindie. Judge of Probate. .0.14 h, the matter of the estate of Darius H. (l,lR(gA2< led Applee, learn, will not Hay, "p Ton. At Bligood'a old aland, Nashville, Mich. blipg effcelH produced Uy inhating the fti MEAT MARKET! 'benuinoo it is ordered, that Monday 27th day ot Septewbtr next, at 9 o’clock WnOLBKAt.E flw rkrjr CASH Everything ^|ou Want, praj st o( th. *■» 1' SALVATOR BEER Rhysicians will find our stock comidrtr, at the lowest tiring prices. Up»Bwr~Ua il»W,«. PATEN Preicripta Carefully Prejared. fallacy and Wnntf TF<- fay the Highmss f, AUBUkNDALE, MASS. W. H MCSER 4 Br». n. j: Pricefor . Works. KATES. M rocenee Of all kinds, and in fast ROE & CLEVER pl I UtTBUIT White. Lead PAINTS nndOlES Bat.k Dw'« Vunkcc Notion*, ii..:s(,.(i.t!. WM VENN. PtawsiEyoi:. BOOTS & SHOES, Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! ,109 F.C.AF.T, MtW.r’ngglMfc.i �r/f> jrirx- entiy attached to the. bones, auJ th*, whole train of pyxnptotua iudiosti™ starvation follow /»eh otirar in rapid ctebted for tiie aright of tl^.nriwiWCT. Kucxx-wuon until jstthape convulatotta Oeiiturtos Lwfore Uw* Chrtattau in, or, to supervene, and death oomea iu to dose give tire premse date according to the the aoaue. Tlie child Iim died of otarr*autboritiM, 691 B. O., a dauy jour­ tion it.may be, witii ita stomach full nal called the At^a IHurna wm pub- Thia is by bo means a hypothetical mao ; iiritod at Roma. It wm not- in titfi form it ii frequently dupliaatod, and is pain­ of tlie printed (taper riiM tiiat in nowa­ fully familiar to every practitioner of days left al cvuiy intelligent man’s door any considerable experience in the treat­ The Chicago Times at Aug. 21 print* in the cariy morning ; nor was it itwued ment of children. ‘ cornprch<mnivc r»-port« an to tho cotiiu copious editions ami circulated among dition of tlie gyving wheat crop in the tho suliscriberH for a stipulated conridNorthwest, comprising the Statist of oration. The A eta DLuma was a public According to population China takes Wukozmui. Miuneaota, Iowa, Nebraska, enterprise, supported by government, the irighostrelative rank among the prin­ and th4^jrthrru part of Uliuois and and the few copies struck off in Latin cipal States of the world. According to Khmm, toother with* miacclhuieouB crop' script upon white wooden tablute ware territorial extent, Rusbib is find. Chius reports from other sections of the coun­ bung at conwpicuomt pointa in tho stri-cta has 425,213,152 inhabitants in an area of try. Tlie Timca claims thatJthe reports and the frequented places of tho city, .3,924,627 square miles, while Russia, were compiled with great care, and aud ghvo to the curious pcsscr-by tho third in population, having 82,172,022 In WisAre thoroughly reliable, latest intelligence of current events. inhabitants, has an area of 8,404,767 cousin, •Minnesota and Nebrawka With the downfall of tho Western em­ square miles. Tho British empire is nearly all reports agree tiiat this pire joumalimn perished, and for upward second in rank, both as to inhabitanta, will be a year of plenty. The wheat has of a thousand dreary years was one of 199,817,108, and m to area, 4,677,432 mostly been cut aud stacked; tho quan­ tlie lost and forgotten arts. ' square miles. Tho United State* is edged iua guilt by tendering bin resignation. tity is far above tho average, and the By Italian gonitis it was finally revived fourth in area and fifth in population ; —Mr. J. H. Noe. of tho firm of Noe 4 Sone, quality nevw sxoalied. • There will be again, and Venice was the scene, of its while Germany is fourth in the latter well-known merchants of New York, wan murat least one fourth wheat more ex­ second birth. There are now iu the and eighteenth as to £he former. Ger­ ported from tiioee States than in any preMagliobechia Library of Florence thirty many had 41,058,139 at tho last enumcra otut year. From Iowa reports are not mi — A itpcctal leeotmjfire ou tbc Flbit sad Pert encouraging. * In the main the,yield lues volumes of the oldest modem newspaper tion in 1871, snd the United States 88,­ Marquctto raiboad collided with » train that been fully up to the avan^e, but there of which we have any knowledge. It 558,871 in J870. Everything indicates was entitled (Jacetla, ns some .say, from that the latter has since grown more, had jtwrt pullod out of Flink Mich., * few days are sections that have suffered from the bIdcc. killing two, and injuring nearly all ou tho word Oazsera, signifying magpie or rapidly than the former. Tho area of board. Tlicre was a donso fog, aud neither of ravages of the grasshoppers, tho ormy- chatterer, and, according to others, from ttio United Staten is 3,608,844, and that the enginoera was aware of the approach of wonu, - and the chinch-bug, while the the name of the uniall ooiu for which the of Germany is but 212,091 square miles. the other until within a couple of hundred foot weather linn figured conspicuously in re­ paper was sold. It wm published ati Othct countries Btand in order of poputarding tho development of tlie grain. Venice once a month by order of tho latton as follows: France, 36,102,921 ; —Tlie steamer Rotimay Cutie, a Hurcceefol The . State will probably average as large government, and coutinuod to bo writ­ Austria-Hungary, 35;904,435 ; Turkey, blockade rentier Haring tho lato war, wan heretofore, sumo counties falling be­ wrecked on entering Toronto harbor last week, us 1 ten in script, even after printing ball 30,350,000; 30.000,000; Italy, and others exceeding tho crop of with 3,000 etouraionista on boufl. No lives low : been invented. The last number isI 28,796,203; Spun, 16,301,801 ; Siam, former yooin. x . doted in »ho sixteenth century. Tho 11,800,000 ; Bnxil, 1O,M»,32B ; itadco, —Tho TcnuoaMc river steamer Hugh Martin Knnshns are liappy, «q»ecinlly tlie far­ exploded her boiler at Washington Lauding. med portion. The invasion of the gnws- earliest French' journal, the Gasr.ttc det 9,176,082 ; Sweden and Norway, 6,001,­ Tenn., last week. Tlie captain and four other* hoppess early in tho seasou threatened a I'rance, a newspaper still in existence, 310; Belgium, 5,087,105; Persia, 4,wo believe, was edited by Renaudot, ai 400,000; Portugal, 3,995,152; Netherwere killed, aud about a dozen |>aaacugcni Snd complete failure of all crops, but their deck luuxls were badly hurt. ■ physician in Paris. It appeared as a‘ lands, 8,674,402; Peril, 3.199,000; - Ou Hie St. Lottis, Kansas City and North­ departure for fresh fields and pastures weekly, tho. initial number being issued I Colombia, 2,900,633 ; Morocco, 2,750, ern. railroad, a few days since, a ywnMoger now allowed nature to recompense in in April, 1631. It was patronized by the> 000; Switzerland, 2,669,147; Chili, 1,­ train tree precipitated through a trestlework jiart, at laud, for last year’s losses. | bridge, killing one pereon and injuring none All reports agree that n more bountiful I1 King, Louis XIII.,. and contained at; 938,861; Denmark, 1,784,741 ; Bolivia, I least ono article penned by tho RoyalI 1,742,352 ; Argentine Confederacy, 1,­ forty other*. liarvest has never been garnered in that i —Peyton Snyder, a bral.cman on tho Pitts­ linnd. It also enjoyed tho support of[ 736,922 ; Greece, 1,457,894 ; Paraguay, burgh, Washington and • Baiumoro raiiroad, Bjnte than that of the present eeneon. Cardinal Richelieu. 1,200,000. As to areas, Russia, Brazil met lua death at Moore's Station, Pa., recently, The soil lias fairly laughed with plenty, The British Museum preserves somei aud Mexico poeseas the largest in proin an attempt to navo tho life of a little girl and “tho hard-tinted sons of -toil” will who had inn upon tho track iu front of a faat reap a reward for their labors never be­ copies of a newspaper called tlie Englishi portion to iidiabitanta, while Belgium, approfthiug . oxproae train. Tbo child wm fore equaled. They sorely need such a Mercuric, and professing to have booni Great Britain, itaclf, France, Japan, struck from his grasp and killed instantly, return, and no ono will begrudge them printed undor the authority of. Queeni Italy, tlie Netherlands, Siam, Denmark, SILVER while Snyder was fatally injured, aud died soon Elizabeth in 1588. Tho title of one ofF Sweden and Norway, nnd Portugal are TIPPED tlie bounty thus showered upon tlie.m. afterward. the number* roads thus : “ The Engtishi among tho most densely populated of SHOES In Illinois but little spring wheat is —The Albion Milla, at Conshohocken, F»., Mercuric, published by nnthoritic, forr States in proportion to area. were recently destroyed by fire, causing a loan grown. Tlie northern counties have de­ the prevention of false reports, imprinted voted some attention to it, but winter 6W' WIRE by Christopher Bari nr, her Highness's wheat and corn constitute the ntaple Ite-ita and B’> **. Titer *»e dtn-l Tlie final rejxirtx of the census takers printer, No. 50.” In it is an nccotuit ot —The Rockford, Rock Island and St. Louis products. As far as reports go, it would in Ireland, in 1871, have just nppenred, railroad has been sold at Chicago to parties rep­ appear tiiat there is no reason for com­ the Spanish Annada, under tho heading: resenting tho German londholdera. for the plaint ; that the crop will be fully up to “A joumall of what passed tdnoo tho and contain »omo information of interest. aura of 91.320,000. Ttio road wm appraised at 21st of this month, between her Majes­ Tho area of the island is 20,819,947 acne, 91,000.000 a few mouths ago, aud tho highest tlie average of former years, if it does tic’s fleet and that of Spuyne, traiutinit- from which are to be deducted 600,000 WJ23H. valuation put upon it by railroad men is 91.­ not exceed it I ted by tho Lord Highe Admiral to the acre® covered with water, and 1,000,000 Taken all in all, the prospect is de 200,000. of bogs, mountains, and other lauds unfit —Receiver Jewett, of the Thio Rond. reports cidedly cncoui^ing. Tlicre is every jI Lordes of Council.” But the papora receipts from tho time of his appointment to reason to expect a full return for the la- I‘ were not published at tho date and in for cultivation, leaving available about ' tho circumstances protended. They 16,000,000 acres, or 25,000 square miles, Juno 30. 93,132,008; disburecmonta, 92,759.­ bar of the year in all directions. Not 605 ; balance on hand, 9132,403. I liavo been proved to be clover forgeries an area somewhat lesS than half of Town. —Fassengrr rates from Chicago to tlie East only will there be wheat enough to sup-1 executed about 1766. In 1622, during Ten million acres are, again, in pasture, Lave been advanced again, ami are now m ply tho home demand, but tho West will j tho reign of James I., a paper appeared bo that the cuftivnted land but little ex­ follows: To New York, 920 ; to Boston. 925 ; bo aide to supply the European markets • under the title of tho London IFccX'(p ceeds ono acre for. cadi inlmbiiaut, the to Baltimore, 817; to Philadelphia, 918. with all that may be required, and stilt ' (JuuranL In 1G43, in tho time of tho total population being 5,412,377. In have some to spare. I civil war, a variety of publications cloim- 1841 tlie population was 8,175,000, the —Official return* of tlie tale State election in ing unworthily the office and the name number of inhabited houses being 1,­ Kentucky give MeCrcery. Democrat, for Gov­ It is Bomowlmt singular to trace the ' of newspaper were produced, bnt, in 320,000. Now there are but 960,000 ernor, 0C, 139 majority orcr Harlan. Republi­ bounce returned, so hint tlie population can. In tlie House there are ninety Demo­ manner in which arose tlie use of tho1. fact, the flrat Jfciniune news journal pubcommon beverage of coffee, without I lished in England was established by luw fallen off 2,763,000 aouls, and the crats to tan Rejniblioin*. —It ta propoeed to change the name of the which few persons in any lialf or wholly i Sir Roger L’Esirauge, in 1665. It bore number of dwellings 860,000. Tlw de­ Cansurratire party in Virginia from Demcx-ral civilized country in tlie world noir make [’the name of the Eublic. Intelligencer, crease in population during the decade to Whig, and a convention t^> thia end ie talked breakfast At lhe time Columbus dis­ and Hunrived until tlie London Gazette 1861-71 wns, however, only 986,000, and of to come off at an early day. covered America it had nover been known was transferred from Oxford to London, Uii’re now Kwmn reason to lielievc that —Got. Porter, cj Temiassoe, liaa ap|xdnted j in February, 1866. "* • tlie tide lias begun to tam, and that the lion. D.'if. Key to the seat in the United or used. It only grew in Ambia or Up­ Tho flrrt regular nowapajicr produced next decade will allow an increase. • Of States Senate undo vacant by tho death of per Utopia. T^e discovery of its use ns a■ j OUBLE YOUB Andrew Johnson. Mr. Key ta spoken of aa' beverage is ascribed to the Superior of ‘ in the United States was the Boston tlie 5,412,377 persons in Ireland, 4,150,­ a man of fine talent, though he liae hereto­ a monastery in Arabia, who, desirous of News-Letter, which appeared April 24, 867, or 76.7 per cent, of tho whole num­ fore figured but slightly iu State or national preventing the monks from sleeping at 1704. In September, 1698, an enter­ ber, are returned as Roman Catholics. their nocturnal aervices, made them drink prising printer in Boston had undertaken Tlie remaining 23.3 per cent, r.re made —Hie taw officer of Miuutmota baa given an tlie infusion of coffee, <vi the reports of L । start a nowspspe^, but tho first edition up of 667,998 Episcopalians, 500,000 opinion that Mr. Gilman, Republican, and Mr. Presbyterians, 400,000 Metliodista, and Sencerbox, Democrat, are both ineligible aa shepherds, who observed that their was suppressed by the authorities, and 50,000 members of nlxnit 150 other sejiaeaadidatce for the office of Railroad Camak, flocks were more lively after browsing only one copy is now known to exist. rete necta. Among' these are 578 Plym­ aioner, they having been members of tlie on the fruit of that plant Its reputation Legislature wbloli paaaed tho act creating the flpread through the adjacent countries, outh Brethren, 107 Irvingites, 23 Bible office. Both gentlemen have withdrawn from and iu about 200 years it had reached Thousands of infanta, nays an emi­ Christians, 15 memlxire of tho “ Church of God," 12 members of the “Church Paris. A single plant brought there in nent phyrician, dio annually iu this 1714, became tlie parent*ntock of all tho country from starvation. A most appall­ of Oliruit," 10 Darb/Ftes, 9 Pusoyites, 6 —llio experiment of shipping large quanti' French coffee plantations in the West ing assertion to make in an enlightened Walkerites, 1 Idinute, 1 Kdlyite, 10 tics of peaches from Baltimore Lm tesulu-d Mormons, 7 Bwedeulxirgians, 6 ExdndiaaMroanly. owing to the high rates of freight. ' Indies. Tlie Dutch introduced it into land, but one which is nevertheless Freightage on a car with 250 boxes to Chicago . Java and the East Indies, and the French Ixirne out by facts. Tho remark applies rivo Brethren, 5 Arians, 5 Moralists, 4 coni <215, while tho pooches Bold on arrival at ' and Spanish all over South America and with grcateHt force to artificially fed Prussian Protestants, 4 Revivaliste, 1, from tl to 91.75, the shippers consequently ■ tho West Indies. The extent of' tho con­ children. Many mothers whom the “Saint of No Sect,” 1 “Protester losing from forty to sixty cents per box. Tim ! sumption now can hardly be realized. usages of -a false society have rendered against all Priostoraft," 1 Atheist, 1 Posi­ only portiM who made money wmetborail; The United States alone annually con- unable or unwilling to nurse their chil­ tivist, 1 Socialist, 1 Materialist, 16 Ite1 sumes it at the cost, on its landing, of dren, but in whom there is still left ista, 1 Pagan, 1 Bnddhist, 1 Confucian, ; from fifteen to sixteen millions of enough of holy maternal instinct to pre­ 1 Miuwuhnan, and onljf 49 who are of —European news is to tho effect that tho j dollars. vent them from committing tho eacred "no denomination,” and 5 who ari Herxegovian tanurrcction w spreading to oth­ duty to a hireling, endeavor to reartheir “undecided.” er Thrkiah provtocon. A number of official* H MtanathM to Italy the world is in- Bocsrty, In which be glvM not tas addreas would have bom. make ao alltMtou to political <p--------------------only of tho subject of trau-portation awl homo aud foreign m«rk« 1< fur toe prodosta of the —Tho entire family of the venerable politi­ cian Thurlow Weed had a narrow escape from death the other day, particularly Mr. Weed hlmaelf. They were all made ncriooriy ili by natag a copper tea kettle that had teentlaaMd with oxalic seid. —Tho Amcnoaa rifle . with distinguished tamors upon their arrival in New York. They are held ta great eetoere on both sides of tho Attautic. —Ths President Lm count erman.-tel for tho prrecut tbs enter allowing the wives of the In­ dian priaonsni M Fort Marion, Fla., to ba sent there from Fort Rill. -Red Cloud and Spotted Tall have made d.snrai.iila upon din troops for damages to their country \iy the miner* and prospector* now iu tho Black HiUa ami there bi a probeNUty tiiat the Indian* may al any time mirrouad the nnall body ot troops on the rroond (al though they are there to i<rot<x-t tho ifavagc*). and oxtcrnihmoj them a* they did Col. Fott^raan’e at Fort Phil ' Kearney. —Tbo nmtory ■arrounding the fate rf tho lixllixmirtU who eeocndol from Chicago nix woeke ago baa boon partially cleared away by the fiu.k V at the body of Mr. Newton M. unmwood. tbo reporter, on tbo eastern ohoro of I^ke Mieiiigan. with a borated life preaerror at­ tached. Them was nothing to indicate as to l«r~ death was mot, whether the hallo in waa ntrock by lightning or collapsed in mid-air. and the body fall to the ourfaco, tairating Ilia lifo-prerenfer ; or whether tho balloon struck tho rater ami wa< rent in tattera. leaving tho men to bat­ tle with tbo wavort, only st last to lx> drowned ; or whether, m Lm been anggcatod. Grimwood and Donaldson drew lota to reo who would jump from tho banket, and tho choice fall upon tbo fanner. Tbo feet and luuxl* wert- bare, and tho clothing wil-i tattered and in plsceo torn l>y tho constant abrasion against tbo shore arid the, bottom of tho lake. In the pTckota of hl« clothing were novcral letters and notes of hi* trip, evidently written after going up and white sitting in tho basket. Nothing ban been hoard of Donaldson, nor.hare any roninanta of the ladloon been discovered. —Gov. 1’ottn, of Montana. .nrgM that tbo high-spirited Sioux bo wbippre into subjection, and that tho Crows bo protected from their depredations. Recently ttio Crown loot 300 horaea and some of tboir bravret warriora by a raid from the 8‘oox. • —Camo V. Fischer, a colored school teacher of Misairoippk Lao brought snit against tho Pullman I'atac* Car Company, claiming 910,­ 000 damages for reftinal to allow her to travel on a palace car from Cmciuuali to Waehingt >m —Great excitement wm recently produced ta Washington, Jcfforeon and Burke cotintire, Georgia, by tbo discovery of what necmcd to be a preccmecrtod plan on tho part of tho nogrooo to murder tho wLitre. An Asooctated l‘rre* telegram from Angu*ta,Ga.,giTM the follow­ ing particnlxm of tho affair: "Twodays since Blotter wm found iu Williamson’* More, ta Washington county, tbo place where the colored militia drills, entering th© m&naacro of Um whites on the 20th taat. Tlie order wm signed • by a man named Harris, aud stated tiiat Rivera. * colored militia General of South Carolina, would be present aud direct the movement Tho order said: ■ Kill every white msn and take every gun yon can get. Have all your companies ready. Kill with axes, hoes and pitchforks, and get powder aud shot as you kllk' After commencing the work ta Washing­ ton county, the negroes were directed to move toward Bartow, ta Jefferson county, where they would be jone.1 by Gon. Rivera. At first many thought till* KM a Hoax gotten up for tho purpose of scaring the whites, but yesterday a letter wm found ta Jcfferaon county, directed to colored ' campoutes, and giving KubstadtiaBy tho same instruction!. Tho whites, apprehending danger, telegraphed to Macon for ammunition, which wm promptly fnrnwbed nud distributed 4o the local com­ panion. Eveiy preimraticu wau made for a conflict, but measures were also taken to pre­ vent a ooltanon, nnd by dusk last evening 80 negroen. charged with being, tho rtaglcadcra in accotmta cverrthing wm quiet, and do farth« trouble waa apprehended. - AdiapMcb from Hl Paul nay* the raincra tn the Black Hille from Bismarck L-vo lx-oa branifram. They report the country rich in mineral w«Qth, the digging of Custar-* gulch paunuig from 930 to 950 per day. According to their Htory, parties who Imre already occnpied the Lilia bare made ctaima covering all the rich country, which Gon. Crooka Las recog­ nized, they only leaving wrulo the treaty with tho IndMun ie being completed, when, nudcr the umleratanding with Crooks, they are to rotara and take prweedou. At the time the let­ ter waa written1'conveying tlu* information, mint re we re reported a, reaching. the kill* daily, and were pre-empting all grounds show­ ing indications of wealth. -The following i* the late*: dtapateh from Augusta, Gk. in relation to the threatened insurrection of Utoaopro: All U quiet but UTad! rtill ocnilauc. It is believed there will be no further trouble. The nagroes have dlsjieraed and retunwd to their homes. A dis­ patch from aandersrille. WaahioKton county, report* tlio arrest of Candia Harris, cue of the leader* in the plot He iwe madosconfrasion, taplicattag Prince Bivera, Majur-Gt neral of the South Carolina militia. River* emphatical­ ly denies the charge. There are seventy uo- until eured. Call ca or n/Krow Dr. J. C. BSCZ, U2 John SL, Cinchnstl, 0. Elastic Truss Co. 683 Broadway, N. V. City MlMCtnuiM CC»nfC/>. Vowx-aKur f i r n»i» lot IS lice- screw $10s$25Hf-j. Smith Organ Co. BOSTON, MASS. These Standard Instruments Sold by Music Dealers Everywhere. TEADE offspring “ou tlw bottle.” The great have been innwacrul. towns captured,, and Hu HtenmMilp Dakota. J;sui Vaijeon, tho hero of Victor telegraph hnon destroyed by the insurgents. principle at tho foundation of nil suc­ Tho new Williams & Guion steamship —Harvest work in England han been every­ Hugo’s *' lx’s Misernblcs," is dead. His cessful feeding of either adult or infant Dakota, sister ship to the Montana, of where delayed by tl>o unsettled weather, j real name was Martin Foiscmolle, and is that the supply of food be appor­ which extended mention has Inxm made and crops are reported in an uuMtiefaetory con- I ho was a native of the village of Verves, tioned to tho ability to digest Tho ex­ in these columnn, arrived at this port on in tho province of Seine-et-Oise, in Saturday, on her first voyage from Laver­ tent to which this principle, axiomatic pool. Sho is of the same peculiar, and -A jcalcras himVandat Manebwtn.'. Engbuid. France. In 1842 lie was sent to the though it be, is disregarded is truly withal handsome model as the Montana, recently threw sonic vitriol in bi* wife’* f»cc galleys for life for killing a priest who and poured iwtnc down bet Uiroal, with the iulamentable. The child, after a briel ।j 32^ 325 Jcci feet --_CI 45 feet beam, and 35 feet tentwn of diafigtirin;; her in such » m&nnrr seduced his wife, ami was pardoned in seaion of vortr• deptii of hold. Tho Dakota can steam hand-feeding, or । e . | sixteen knots an hour, and hM accomUiai. u be said, "no ono would euro for a 1852, by Lonii* NajioJcon, for displaying ing at tho breast, begins blind crijipio liko her.’ Tito wretch wm m*- great heroism during the prevalence of . . ° I intniation lor ow ramn ana 1,000 moot57 LaSalle Mroet. Chlca<o, Ill., grow Trettul, whines uneasily, twista . BRU p^n.-ngi-ra. Sho is commanded l»y tenced to penal servitude for Life. cholera in 1849. . After his pardon ho hir little body aud jerks his little' " —>U * ■»—•»- and — > — ------ — Cm Forsyth, sails « hcnco onx*__ the —Fifty Jxutmjim wore killed or drowned xt went to Persia, and made a great fortune Farrar, Land* sad Village Property. Barcelona, Bpaln. recently, by the erplosion of limbs. To pacify him ho is, if not dosed 19th inst. as a physician. A few^ycars ago he re­ The Dakota made her initial trip pte^rf'ESr!’>»)“ » vowel while loading with xar material*. with paregoric or soothing nyrup, cither across tlw Atlantic in loss than nine —Wliile on a yachttag cxciimian on the En- turned, to his native village, and spent given lhe bottle or put to tho breast days, and did not steam at full speed. gliab channel the other day. the steam yacht tlw remainder of his daya in amusing baring the royal family on board, ran down himself with children, of whom ho was Pained by tho indigestion which is just Three days out she passed an imnicnsc the yacht Mwllrtoe. anjiug a party of ladica very fond, anil exhibiting his old con­ 8<>tting in, or irritated by tho tooth iceberg.—A’. K. Evening MaiL wbjch is pressing tiirciugh the gum, the RBOKirr statistics show that the rhole vict drc«s to visitors. Ho had no lack and one killed. Thn Bailor< au t-oard the Mlatlislittio sufferer greedily* seises anything toc were iu the act of dipping their flag to tho of admirers, during his last rceidcuce in that may bo offered it to eat or drink, number of farmers in France is 7,833,­ Queen when Uicir craft wm run down and cut France, for Uw French worship their 259, of whom 3,875,945 are land propriand for a time in quiet For a time tho in two by tire Meaner Alberta. heroes, especially when thry are rich or etere. Of tho non-propriebita 386,583 device of filling tho child's stomach —The Cuteiw of Now York arc very aau-; jKrwerfnL farm rented Land, 291,527 farm lands for every time it cries or yliixics answers th a gutae of the success of the filibustering expe­ a aluire of the produce, and 869,254 are dition of two voaecl* that soiled from Naw intended purpose; but soon nature re­ day UlMwers. York for Cuba romc time since—the Octavia A woman on a nt<*amboai Bloating tlie bels. The child liecomiwi still more fret­ and tho Pedro Zaritla—both well provided wit}) Luchiue Rapids, lately, tainted away and ful, and the stomach rejects its unwnlTax Chicago people arc Tory much de­ fell into a tab of raspberries. The ex­ 1 ciojuo load. Soon intestinal troublos pressed at learning from an article in the pense to her husband is thus summed up , follow thia gastric disturbance, but still Scientific. American that Chicago is j by a sympalhizing comvqxmdent i Ed- Datura’s protest is unheeded or min- Kinking at a rate which will overwhelm of the re|ireeontatirea of Bnwda. Germany, j waid paid for the raspberries at ten oente undenrtood, and still food is given to be j her with the waters of Lake Michigan in tad Austria with tho Grand Viricr. it was pro­ a quart, $5.10 ; tho tlrvsa was a new one again rejected. The littlo infant in a less titan forty thousand years. posed that a Buaj^radon at limtHiUw be ar­ I and cost just an even $100 ; a pair of IMWeivo sufferer of all thin cruelly. In I ranged, eo as to niK-crtain tho grievance* erf tlw ’ striped balbriggan horn-, very pretty by the language God han given it before ho! iiwuraeute, but to this the Grand Vtoer re­ fused to secede, am’ nothing was accomplisbed. the way, were worth $1.50; a hoe htanl- gives it npe<9h it pitfully jnuyn for mor- j —Gen. De CSaeey, French Minister of War, kerchief, with an embroidered oupid in ’ cy ; but this language in an unknown I in a public apeecb declared that Franco would one comer, was valued at $6.00; sundry j touguo to ths anxious mother. Soon < confine lhe reorganization of Uio anuy. under other things, such as one pair five-button | tho appetite becomes eapriciotiK, tlw the military taw, to a [xoce footing, for jairely kid-glovte, one light brown chignon, ' child liecomca oiuscinb-d and grows one very long iKisil-r, He., counted up; pate, the eyes grow gltwsy and rink $20.00 nw. Al! throe tilings were I into tlie head; fever emu**, tlw pulne ruined completely, no" that tho exact coal i becomes quick, thready and irregular, of Kare’a faint waa $132.60. the skin grows j-tu-ched and appai- Shot Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, !?* «~¥. •* rw d-crtpuan. Urn dte- M3. Xs. Cua.NI’IHIjiD, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, WATEH WHEEL EYEMEH’8 WOOD JACKET CAMS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-09-03.pdf.pdf 29ea8b7a65dbdb52f320ca1466c3c4c2 PDF Text Text 43 SLJW. X * TE.UX'a OMAHA COIGXI. ' st r. s. u-minr, • . In 1868 George Francis Train organ-, izod liis "Credit Fancier of America" by When to anft tfcp wii rt'*" earwtvr® Andln »drr*wA<h> • inducing 100 irarsous to put in $1,000 I»nn vs and «. each for tho purpose of .buying town sites To nwy daybrrak-mtte wtf pUy in tho Northwest. The company .organ­ To tax rwact bitV-r wiMS know »y dqr, Wc etna qstt B, •• to a lyrk ized with Train m President and George So in hearen no human eye can nifrk F. Bemis, of Omaha, as Treamircr. The The tbarp. **>11 ptato® cl(avta^''rlHft>u^h U» only purcliaso made was oT300 acres of fray. ’ • land immediately adjoining Omaha on Tin wv wafer, ill-fato on do no iU, TUr rwih.g'tMwrl •bajl not (ate ■■]> Main tho south, at $70,000. After tho Luul The henry load thar yet nrart nuilro h bierd; luul been divided into town lota, Train Forito.lwur apaae Uud wcrtd'a wfetic l« »IH1, became poMMSed with the idem tliat ho . W|. MowwiUltVchru ».'TIUdUo<ptfr>fdT wae tho people’s choice fur President of tho United Blates, and he started out on ...... ; -fi ; :*n his grand speech-making tour, leaving J'J.BASAXrIltK£‘ the management of the Credit. Fonciar imaginrel. A1J Uf©.rwt of the watch, ex­ Few travelers start on a trip of any cept only tlio dial/is constructed by maimportance without secret mwgivingv of cldnes of equal delicacy. The dial lias poenfMcrMwident, and, if business mem, to be pointed by hand, though it would leave their-a^aira in. something like or­ Mxim as if so shnplo a'printing operation der ".leak aonMJthing may liippen.” ought to be done readily enough by They do not reflect Uiat something bap- mechanism. world. ' .. asked as to the uno mado of it Being ixiim every day ; tliat we are never, even iMjnala, I will not oak compensation as a A JtEMAltKAHX.B CAKE. BREAKFAST THE W.OBED OVER. •t o»r own. firemdos, safe from accident; "‘■'T’fV/,ul.+"**" J1?"/tbojlioor Iho Unit »«1 A writer in the New Yprk Lsdgcr £hat our ordinary wnlk« arc hedged in tovo'irioao ft lifelong an fl not «tany nirj(^ ovji nmong pwpto of tlio kuno ‘ slates tliat daring-thc summer of 1833 a by dangers; tliat a walk through city broken, I do not therefore call it very Tbl ri~. lb. wu •, ™ young man named Hatt, of Wilton, Fair­ maguauimdus in a prosperous man to and mtadown to hw breakfast^at o witha field county, Gunnecticu t, who was a do________ v 1U_.-___ ; accept these services and render in return strong apjx'tit'’. Tho profosaional mna voted student, and who luul luxm striv­ only my board and tho leant amount tliat rises later in the day, and 8, it mr.y l»c 9 Who can’enumerate the dangers doily ing very hard to keep- up his ftfllogtate Meope^'in city thoroughfares I And, in will creditably clothe me." course of studies and teach nt tho satnc o'clock, fiiids him sipping his cup of cuf»«».later days, whcii tramps prow! fo& Ylicixmdon nobleman K scarcely ymc, was suddenly deprived of his reason around the ccuntay, ready for any deed i nily iu the rise. temper, too, vma r and memory, dropping back, mentally, prepared fpr, it by raid-lay, and tho of violence, the sweet shady places, near ^yd(ik-rvicw |. ________ leoiOy upon the plane of obeoluto infancy. His aliadoWs oKev<ming fall before-'the Par­ Housework 1 I nin sure a home is as isian epicure has take n his first piad. brooklet or woodland, arc no longer father,, tho Rev. Mi*. Hflit, was fora time r o“f fLXS •emuerotroatsfromdmiger. Jran'lngO much for your aatisfaction as for mine ; Dr. Tobins^ Venner, - — ‘ " few touches on this in her •• Little Mid- almost beside himself with anguish nt r, of bliakcsprar.^ and I am sure tho tailor docs not leave time, recommends to jx^rsonH of sedentary this fearful stroke. The dentil of a shipman.’* The little fellow, rotupiing much o£ my'aewing for you to do.” loved ouo would not have been so Itard. habits a couple of poochixl toggs, sea ’ " I don’t complain of housework nor' Mined with 8auce, a few cornu of pepper, narrowly escapes death three times' dnr- He Sent his son to Hartford, tmt found of doing your newing; but I do think drinking thereafter a good draught -o|[ H nn across the country to his | no relief there. Ho was reoommendod the Inudon of little Johnny linn fallen claret. Iznak Walton breakfasted, whW to send the yo«ng man to Dr. Cliaptain, Kh«n jteM “home,” but is totally unconscious of cf Cambridge, which ho did. fishing, on a piece of powdered boef and "It strikes me," eaid ite, with a pro­ a radisli or two. The Greeks ate but it, nixl whila bls uictlier listens brenthDr. Chaplain made a critical examinevoking complacency of tone, “ tliat if two meals, tho first .at midday, tho sec­ lossly to a recital of tho lad'a jicribi nt sea, tioft; extotalina .Over two weeks, wh"n OA’K ICldHT OF A WIFE. you corned his living yon would, have ond at evening. .The Epglifh in the a|io dreams not of the deadly perils which liis report wns, that there could bo no •• John," mid I one night, to my husr teas to say about the burden falling, du | tbiAi'fnih and fiuirtriritli V-nfciritu luul life Ims ‘encountered 'wfthin fflght of his present relief. " But," said he, jto the T ’ ' ' four meals a day. In the sixteenth arm- peaceful home. I remember reading of father, " between the ages of thirty fire land, wi I pul my basket of sowing away yon/* 1 a ginitlsmnn who was tarice shipwrecked, ' preparatory to retiring, "John, nn you and forty I think them, will .lie a change tprr* giy lord pad buly rat ctown to a re­ , mid on one of thcoe occtiaious tossed go down to-morrow morning, I wish you post of two piocee of salted fish and half in the condition of y uir son.” And he W i about iu mid-ocean for days before ho would stop at Mrs. West's door and leave now tlgin you did before ho was torn!" a dozen red herrings, or a dish of tlien explained tliat the brain wm too va» pickl'd up by a passing .vessel; yet, her 85 from hie." >pnib£ aid a quart Of beer and the same much expanded for its cranial cavity; acarcely a year afterward, while bathing "Five dollars:” and my lord looked always worked hard enough.” measure of wine. Pcpys, of Charles II.'s at home, ho was seized by vertigo or but that, as the mind, in its prMtmt con­ up quite astonished. _" For what i” " Well, and so do L ' But now a., .to reign, had at liis company breakfast® a cramp, and died by drowning, iu his own dition, was necessarily nt rest, nature " Why, she is collecting money to sid : Johnny. I presume you will allow your- barrel of oysters, a dish of meats’ The beth-Uih. A workingman once fall from might perform her own cure. that society she is Searutary of, and us-1 hcW half owner of him, iM.tiw law allows tdngueq, a .dish .<jf Snchoviis, with wine a Bcaffoiding twenty feet high, and chanoca were, that before the unfortunate always felt interested iu it, I told hur I y&ir'enftan control opi him. BoW of all z sorts and -aio. Mra. Sedgwick student should have reached tho age of reached the ground uninjured. Soon much do you do for him I” . would give her 85.” writes of an English breakfast party tlyV afterward, the same num fell from a low forty, thc.subatanoo of the brain would “ I maintain him. I do my isirt." this with quite a show of ossurtho number of guests arc never allowed garden-ladder, and was killed on the contract, restoring it to healthy action. " No, John, you are wrong ; you don't to exceed twelve. There ore coffee, tea, nnoo, though I really felt.quite uneasy spot. A hunter, notorious for hta suc­ ' The anxious lather and family found ns to. tho reception of my request, for do your pari. From the first you never chocolate, toast, roll’, grated licef and cess , in the chase, and whose apparent but little hope in tins, yet they waited John is rather notorial in some of liia have. Did not weary months go by in fggs, broiled chicken, reindeers’ tongues, imperviousness to danger earned for him patiently, taking good ‘care of the non ways ; however, I, lud licen cogitating which yon bore no jMirt whatever of the sweetmeats, fruit and ires. When Mrs. tluLlitlij of " Rhjnoccros Bill,” after cs- meanwhile. Nineteen years luul elapsed some matters lately in my own mind, burden I” 8. C. Hall bn-nkfaste-d with Miss Edge­ enjing^eoniparatively nnscatlied, from from the. date of tho visit to Dr. Chap­ mid determined to make u bold stand. " Well, that is curious complaining ; worth the table was heaped with earlyJ frequent encounters with wild beasts, lain, when Mr. Hait-camo down one roses upon which the dew wbs still wns bitten by a favorite dog, and died in morning from his duunber and naked “Well, Borah,” at length camo tho re­ what would you have mo do I" ply. “ you need not - count on my doing "You might have got a servant, instead moist There was a little bouquet of her consequence. I might multiply instaneca where liis books- had been put. They any such thing. I don’t approvs ®f tliat of letting all the housework, fall on me ; arranging always by each plate—this of this kind, of which thousands have were given to him, end to the great joy society nt all, and not ono ‘cent of my or you mighs.'tmtc kepi n home, i from Mnria Edgawtrttly tlnrn between 70 occurred, but content myrulf with "cap- of his friends, it was soon apparent that money shall go to help it." 1 could ride out anil enjoy Urn fine and 80. A breakfast-in Scotland consists pingthc climax,"by nnrratiug.thcsingnhu his reason was restored. Ho resumed chiefly oi cold grouse, salmon, cold boef, life and death of a marine. During a sea­ liis studies of mathoruab’a; and the dn»"I give it out of viy money," said I, weather ; but tliat is all past now." ." I. ihonhl aux. tlmt it ©out ma anpugh nuirnuilndo, jellies, honey, five kimls of, fight ho was seriously injured, and laid sics, just where he hud left them, and growing bolder; "I only asked you to far this iloutor, ifiroe, ( ^a., aqtbAnt talk ­ bread, oatmeal cakes, coffee, toast and away for d'vwl, b.ut recovered, having had allowed no break of intellect. There luavo it al her door for mi." teiu Houthey alludes to the diffrrcnV ■K.kulV none and jaw broken, teeth I w«n no trace op liis mind of the long “ i’owr money! Wlial do you ing about keeping’a horse.” .prefcxvncca of. varinua n-Viona in n gwl •knockotf onl, thumb carried away, arm blank in his life, nor cf anything wliich ." True, it coat cyough.;_but I mn talk­ to food when ho descrilius a mnn of uni- and leg wounded, an eye destroyed, and had oopnr^ed during the dark years, and “I mean what I Riy—ni>/ money. ing about the division of tho burden. Was tho part you bore iu t£p jxjyment of venmj taste ns oqe who would have eaten other damage done. Then he went it was wmc time before liis father dared Have I no right to spend money ns well those bills equal to my p:Lrt in' tfio ’mat­ " aaitkagcs fbr breakfast at Norwich, home and mniricd. A fire next door so to tell him tliat ho “ was almost forty ns you ? I don't approve of the Masons, sally lunns at Bath, awcei butter in ।ferxilM tin wife tliat she and her infant I years of ago. but that does not hinder you from spend­ ter 1 Would you have taken roy place lMwlaud,onuigo marmalade at Eiliuburgh,' ( fur thut money if it wore to have boon diod, and he wan alone again. Ho went ing money and time for them os much an X'RICEX OX' X'AKX-X..IBOO. । work in some tube mills, and fell and , paid yon instead of tliono who cared for I'inliin haddocks at Aberdeen, and drunk to yon liavc a mind.” . The Deportment of Agriculture re­ beefsteaks to oblige the । John looked at mo quite amazed at you I I think not." broke a log. Recovering, he was han­ " Didpi I have all tnSclqflics to j»uyT” ey insisted upon obliging dling lumber, when a pile fell ou him port for July, from statistics mndn up my midden outbreak. Your see, I hml I and three ribs were broacn. ' Then ho from all the States, shows tliat the av­ always l>ecn iho most amiable of wivew. erage price of farm-labor for tho whole would havo eaten squab pie in Devon­ of any sort for a aeason and tho money Then ho hroku out quite triumphantly, knitted together again and retuiBed to United State's, at tho present time, is, shire, shiwp's bead with tho hair on “ Conte, now, who earns the money that saved from my wardrobe supplied all work, ai;d indeed, so to. Spitak, took an­ in Scotland, potatoes roasted on tho that was naeded ; and I might mid tliat 'without board, $12.40 per month,—a de­ other rib, for Jic found a second wife. maintains this family t” all his other clothes have been got in tlio hearth in Ireland, frogs with the French, Back in tho tul» works he hail a circular cline since I860 of nearly 22 per cent “ You and I together," said L jrickied herrings with tho Dutch, sauer ­ The calculations are Imw.i1 on the. utun•• ‘Together!' Well, I should like to fsune •.ray.” saw take oft four fingers ; and when he " Well, really, I luul no idea how macli kraut with the Gcnuana, macaroni with had gut well of tins little injury, what bera gived rwqi^ijrcly in the censuses aoc the flrat cent you havo carnod in the tho Indians, aniscsocd with ths Sjianiali, tanruu y»«ra we have been married.. To­ of a inariyr ^ou were. Next yon will be was left of him was killed by a curving* of 1860 and 1870. In the hitter, those " ’ teficah with the gether! Well, I call tliat pretty rich.” clothing mo jin >lie t^uno |-ui. £ow knife in his'wife's handn. Ho sodded are included who were formerly staves. Persians, dogn My spirits were visibly declining under tluuikful I ought to be for soculculatiug her for not knowing bow to carve, and These had no plhce in tho former min with tho Northwestern Indians, curry Ids ridicule, but I kept, bn ns boldly ns I a wife!” ImQcked her down for her ignorance. mention. TlicySncreaae tho proportion with the Asiatic East Indiana, birds', In Ilia Beufilc he foil upon her, and of loW-priccd lalxir, and thus assist in could. , “Now, in tliosc two years,” said I,* reducing the average. Tim average neats with tlio Chinese, mutton roasteil “ When we wore married you thought, continuing in the face of his sneer, "all landed on tlio knife. So closed liis price of Inl>or, with Ixxirdf in tho East­ or protendiMi to thiuk, yourself very of t-ie care and confinement consequent with kbnby with the Turks, pismirocnkrei rdninge career. ern Staten, is ,818.50; in the Southern, on tho Orinoco, and turtle and vi'niaon happy iu atMiuning tlm caro of board on attending the child havo fallen on me. $10.17; in tlie Woaton:, ^13.66; iif the and wardrobe. I didn't ask It of you. I have managed some wny to accomplish with the Lord Mayor ; and tho turtle and ir.l tch-ma Kz.vo Jf-t exx xx eh r. Midillo, $16.81; in tlio Territories, You aeked ins to lie your wife, knowing .my housework ami sewing as I used. I venison he would liavo preferred to all An English journal, commenting u]K>n $18.25; and on tho Pacific Const, $28.12. other dishes, because his taste, though well all that meant” can hardly think how it has Ixxm done. the fact tliat machinery is now being ap­ Tho average price jMud for harvest­ Catholic, waq i»4 indis<-tiiMtftting." •*A» nearly m I romomlwr,” infcrplied to the manufacture of wntdica in hands in the States of Ohio, Michigan, ruptod John, "you worn mighty ready • many Wmt^MAArojbidn to chareh -aibeo A WlbiECX.HAi EAHX>BMOXJV3I. Fnuicc, gives the following brief sketch Indiana. lUinoia, Wisconsin, Minnesota, to accept mo.” be was born f” A Ban Francisco correspondent gives of one or two of tlie more ingenious ma­ Iowa, Missouri, Kdiiras, and Nebraska, " Granted—to save argument," said I, " You wouldn't exjiect a vtan to take a lively description of tho grand hubbub chines now in urto at the fmnous watch was, with board, $1.71 per day—Minne­ coloring. care of a baby, would yon t That isu't c. that is daily witnewed at tlie Mining manufactories at Waltham, Mass. With sota paying tlie greatest average, $2.30, ** Well, we stood up in church to­ man's work." Stock Exchange in tliat city during' the regard to the ixunmon notched or cog­ and Missouri and Kanras tlio host av­ gether, and you promiisxl to lova, cher­ “Isn't it!" said I, bitterly ; " than I busy scasen. It is worthy of a visit wheels wc learn Unit they, are first erage, $1.43 and $1.46 respectively—the ish,'etc., and so did I." wouldn’t have a baby. I have been" to from the stranger of an investigating stamped in untlina from thin ribbons of reason, undoubtedly, lot these low prices " And ohr.y; too,” said I; " but you, church just four times and then some turn of mind. Facing the great entrance metal. A number of the disks thus being tlio surplus of labor on account of in return, endowed mo with all yourr viuijpr luw stayed yi,th Johnny. . l^ow door, on u dqis, stand the caller formed are threaded on a fine rod and tho ravages ol loctwta in thooe States. worldly goods, imd the ininirter proand his Heixetary. .'Mang*l to toe right almnjH-d together. Tha bar-thus formed Indiana paid $1.75; Illinois, $1.83; Wis­ nouneed ns man and wife; and aowc' c_. night to soothe Inm when he has Been and left are rows of chairs occupied by is placid in the tooth-cutting machine, consin, $1.92; and Michigan, $2 per day, Isivo. livpd.” sick and fretful 1” membera of tho board ; acuta worth where a reciprocating knife cuts a groove as the average price for those States. "Ye^” said ,'Jphn, complacently; "How do yon suppose," saiddic, "I some $25,(MX) or $30,000 in gold spiooc. ill it; the bar w turned automatically a The average eoat of threahiug wheat is " and as I look back over tho time, I could work by day if I didn't get my At tho call of a given stock these eighty sixtieth or other portion of a tnru, ac­ stated to be, in New England, from 10 think I havo done what I agreed and night'c sloop.” men—the number is limited—rush Iran- cording to the number of teeth, and a to 13 cento per bushel; iu Pennsylvania, made a pretty good'hnstand. I really "Just the name way tliat Ido when ticsdly to tho apace fronting tho caller’s acocsd groove is cut; the process is then 7.7 conte; north of the Ohio river and think yon ought to Bo thankful when you my night is broken, exactly." desk. Then the aceno defies descrip­ repeated till the required number of teeth west of the Mississippi, no State averages "Well, Borah, what is the drift of all tion ; 'tin bedlam let loose. Yelling, is formed. For cutting the escapement more than 7> cento; Nebwka goto her " Well,” said I, “I think I have been this talk, oneway ? for I don't see any, shouting, wildly gesiicuhituig on all wheel, with its curiously formed tooth, a thre.'hiiig aono at luw bh'S-S cepts; Cali­ a domtviic, prudent wife, and I don't uao in prolonging it. ” ' ‘ '• sides, and to thd uninitiated a free fight more elatoratc apparatus is required. fornia averages 5.8 cento; and Oregon feel on® atom more of gratitude to you "Well, then, it is my original state­ seems more tluui imminent. . Fiuidly, Each tooth requires six cuts to finish it 6.4 cento. The low coat of threshing in for Iming a decent hn«bond than you ment—that bsI did my part of tho family out of the Jtahei-confuson of voices the For thia purpose the little rod of steel the States north of tlie Ohio' river and odgjht to frel to me for. licing a decant labor and took all the core of Johnny, caller brings forth order, and procoeeds “ ■ L®®"’u,id i00 ke<‘p and yon are a man in prosperous cir­ to announce tho variuua satee effected cular pinto, round tiui edge of which are west of tlie Miasivippi is undoubtedly duo to two causes: the W of improved promises than that I keep cumstances, I am entitled to as much witliLi these brief momenta of conf iudon. six knives, each mounted so m to bo your mi and rapid mschincs, and the growing mine t? money for tliat m if I were employed This*form concluded, aaotkar mining capable of traversing across the plate.application of atoam to tho work; and "Borah, you positively ore very acri­ and paid l>y the month for the name stock m colled, and the wild aceno is re- Tho rod. is acted on anew naively by these also to tl*e increased yield per aero over monious to-night. Don't you think wc work, and 1 have a right to spend money knives, it being turned radially so as to tliat of the Eastern and Southern Statee. luul ixstter go to bed!” for things that don't suit you if I please houni, morning and evening. Hie Inuu- «mc opposite each in turn. When all JL’XfAU V. BKXJAMXX. "Na, sir. Well, meantime, we have to do so ; and I may add,” said I with a nosH is a prosperous one.; but mon not six liavu operated n single tooth is eomlaid by mon-.-y enough to buy this house safliWn ‘ It is raid tliat Judah P. Benjamin, for­ <nfr<qu<nntly Irtrtcr therein dtoir health amtampible in yju to tr| to oppose qr iqitl roteoa.. fcfc gold, Speculating in to present a fresh surface to the knives. merly Secretary of State of thb South­ and still havi: some in the bank." " Tlumks to my hard work ! ’ ditmod forbid my doing so." ■ mining stocks is a temptation few uan re­ This is continued till all the teeth are ern Confederacy, jrirn m now " pleading John said no more. I saw by the look sist Millionaires and servant girls, fiitotod, when the upjamitus is autouudi- law" in die courts‘cJf Grilldhalland West­ But unkind, but he bad never stopped to think about such things. When his "If wa occupied Uic respective posi­ next Hettlcment came and ho slipped a $20 bill into, my hand and .said, "That tions of superior oral sifl»ordiiK»ta, I should do wliat. I do for you for. a ilxod is for your private pur»f>,” I really stipend, and no questions should be thought ho wasf the beet husband in the ‘•Whew! ■* Why, that is treason. “ More thanks*,*' raid I, “ to tho per­ in his eyes that he was quite angry ; and women and children, prtach’T-i and fect g?xxl health we havo always had. so was I. That vm.i the fir-i time in our sports, all join in. this legitimate gamble. We UMkio all those promises * for better married life that we foiled to ktes Mich Palatial mansion*: are upspringing, M if otiwr good Indeed, I felt guilty. • r> ---- - Might .... , .i. luu^uv.r. -u>v vikj — uukic with us idl tins time. Hail you been though I hotdly know why, but it was in stocks.” Men and women ore almost sick or bonent mi^fortano Ivfiillt-n you, I late before 1 fell atdeep. ' itaily nhippixl to the insauo itsyltun—rent Tl»e next morning all was serene. No f there by ••stocks.” Any child in the should lu»v» nuui,VT«-d some way to reduce our expenwa so that you would feel the trace remained of the evening's storm, i streets can give yon a lucid exptanatom hut npthiug mtfco was noul about the j of the mystic words, margins, pointe, sick,' mere cure would ham fallen on crfninxioiM nuliocriptirMui. Next day 11 a»wei«m«nta, buyer and sellnr W, etc. yon. Bui wo helped each other rave and nx-t Mra.JVeat, and alte tluuikwl me very , The elsewhere comfortable fortune of I one or two thousand dollars is there only now J chum an equal light with yon in much for doubling my money. Door John! He didn’t mean to be | a moderate competency. . spending moesy." 1 i ; i colly thrown out of gear. The jewels are cut by saws of iron faced with diamond dust, all by machines. Even tho screws, of which two hundred sad thirty arc made from a thirteen-inch length of steel wire, the waste being more than the amount actually wurkod, are formed by a machine which znakra the thread, nuts off tho'screw, makes the slot in the liead, and delivera thciwrew complete. About on® hundred and fifty thrnmand of theft? screws go to the pound troy, so that the minuteness of the mechanism may be minster, iu Ixindun, is making money so feat that in order to find time to count it ho has to get up every morning five or ten hours before day. No, they don’t n»y exactly that, cither ; but they do ray to makes £10,900 a year by his practice, which is su extraordinary sum for a blsrstod American to make at the En­ glish bar, and in so short s time after his first appearance, then*. Jndah has a tongue as long and as timtor as a well •rope, and Iris powers as an orator are'wonderful.-— LouUville Courier Journal. Swexth in mlvvniHy—A sugiir-houzo friliire. • businoMi to tho company’s Secretary, Bcmuk who wm allowed a salary of $1,500 and ox]>enscs paid. Train has never returned to Omaha. Bcmia’ salary has Immsu unpaid for several yoars, for the reason that Uiere were no (raids to pay him, and this spring ho aoenrod a judg­ ment in the United States Court against the company for'$11,000, and an order won issund for a sale of enough of the company’s land to^sati.sfy the judgment Tho sale was advertised to come off a few days ago, and a big crowd gathered about tho United States Court-room for the purpose of bidding on the property, which is now worth double wliat. it coat tho Credit Fourier. But jnst before the sale a writ of injunction was served, wliich luid been obtained by Gen. Dix and John J. Cisco, of New York, memIters of tho original organization, and tho proceeding, was stopped. And so tlie . The dentist’^ epitaph—" gc.|ji filling his last .cavity." How » it -1tart a LiartMtahrtColonri, after a good dinnsr, lluda’Jflirtr ho has gained a step ill proriidfetM! *Bccauao ho is then arfuli QtrfonH. .<iM • Shoe DeaMm—“ I'fltMT *Fftaivo no No. 12'shGc®, sir ; butiicre ii'j? pair of largo nines.’’ CiUitcimtS'—" fnjias 1 Do yer. take me for CindcreRcrl''^’.. “ I wouwj advise you to put your haul into a dyo-inb ; it’s rather iod," snid a joker to a randy-haired girl.' ' MI would ndvisf.jmu to ptit yours into nn'oven ; it is ratlier eoft," said Nancy. Oxe of the hardest things to-do is to let well-enough alone, and Qita* not lew strange than the fascination wliich prompted a man to .pirfk; up a hot poker the second time to soo what burnt matter stands. THE HALLOira. Frank Smith was a negro murderer of Texas, and be was justly led to the gal­ lows a short time aineo in Montagne county. As always happens at colored executions, an immense crowd was pres­ ent when the negro was led upon the platform. Ho made a fervent prayer, and after it addressed the peopk*. He confessed his crime and no exhorted his hearers to avoid his errors tliat all were moved to tears. Tho sheriff put (he noose around his neck, but tho rough crowd, moved by tlio municrer’s elo quonce, singed around and upon tho gallows, demanding his release. The sheriff made an inoffeetiial effort to clear tho platform. ■ Tho men wore armed, and he was in their power. All at' once tlio murderer, who was a Hercules in strength and stature, shouted: "Sand back! This is no time fora row. I am guilty. Let iho taw take its oourso. I am a man, and I can die like a man!” The rescucra shrank back appalled.. Tlie sheriff with a heavy heart completed his preparations; the trap was sprung, and tho brave malefactor fell and died without a struggle. Is there another instance in history where a man, having life and liberty be­ fore him, threw them away to vindicate tlie majesty of a law which he himself luul violated? , A FnzxcHKJur, intending.'.to compli­ ment a ypui^g lady by calling her a genUo lamb, said, "Bhc is onp,.mutton as MsmaU." i . him. . ’■ • • Hast thou ever loved/ Henrietta 1” I sighed. .“ 1 should ratlier iniagiii'' I luul,” she replied. " Oh, did not my glances my feelings betray, when you helped me to pudding the third time to- itayt** Aeexaxdiu: Du*ias answered, a ques­ tion of his little daughter the other day as to the difference between, a man and a woman by raying : " It is- jury sim­ ple ; a woman on a railroad iuui always too much baggage.” A little mx-year-okl boy ran into the forest after a team, and rode iimne upon the load of wood. When asked by his mother if he wan not frightened when tho team camo down a 'stedp hill, he said, "Yes, a little । but I rifked tho Lord to help me, and Lung-xm like a bearer. ” A FnExcHfeiax, mojo noted^or his con­ ceit and for a certain amount' of success with the fair sox than f^x Um cleanli­ ness of his linen, was posing, before a beautiful and witty woman, when ho dclivured himself of this rather.arrogant sentiment: " Women—I change them asl do my ahirta." "Ah," waid the fair j pne, looking attentively at Ito. collar of I his sliirt, “ I should never-have believed you so constant.” .. COX.. BAKES'S CASE. A aENTLXMAN who had thdMivifortunc Col. Valentino Baker, accused of inde­ i to lose Iris note wan followed 3>y a beg cent assault on n young lady, languishes gar, who kept exclaiming, *• Heaven in prison in England. H?« trial fol­ I preserve your honor’s cyc-sigltU” Tlio lowed shortly after the commission of gentleman was1 at last irritated by his tho offense; it lasted but four hours, | impudence, aud said, " Why do you and ended with the conviction and sen­ ! wish my eye-sight to bfl ’ jip-'served: tence of the accused to pay a fine sf ' Nothing ails my eye-sight, nor is likely $2,500 and to be imprisoned for twelve ' to.” " Nn, ydur honor,” Mid the beg­ months. Tho Baker cane wiw the talk gar, "‘but it wjll be n rad thing if it of all England. Tho accused wiw almost , d(MA B>r you will have nothing to rest without exception tlio most brilliant i.your spi-etacles upon..” . „ (j officer in the English army. Ho waa a YEwmiiDAT morning, after a Twelfth friend of tho Prince of Wales, and had street nutu luvl entered a strtfeot c.ir and Iman npjxnnted to lie one of his suite in <lnipi>cd his nickel in <M tox, a boy his Indian lour. Socially he was nt tiw camo running after the car and culled top of fashion, and officially he bad out: "Janes—oh! Jon«',‘yuur wife earned a place of tho highest honor. has gut anottor fit." JoiMW stepped to Now ho is in prison, his powerful friends tho dour, laotod round with. aTerplexed having had no power to aid him in es­ air, and mltod bock ! " Wvti. it's too caping tho penalty of the Jaw; and to lute now? 1'vu paid jupirifee, and I will come forth from his coll a twelv^ don’t propose to let thia corporation get month from now cashiered from the ahctul of meV—Detroit ryMTrcM. army, outlawed from society, and in Yebtmmjax, as a Howard hope and character a total wreck. Tlio street tod neacbed tto si4e«*lk on his punishment is bitter, but that it has licen inflicted at all on ono so exalted, is wny town town Ito wi|e appeared at the an oddod. glory to the administration of gate and culled fl" Ctorios i Charles I I wnnt money to a »air of shoe­ British justice. strings." « Haven’t. io);iV’. to replied WHAT TO EVI IX KAEEX. as be tuxncij about. "lju( I must havo The following hints for the nw of raft*, two or three ocota," sfaf.. ^protested. and of what should bo put in them, ore " Two or throe ojuta?” kc echoed as to vouched for by good authority : Avoid started off; ‘JXw you think Ito going to fancy-colored inks, as they are more the bonk and fool around and sign a liable to be obliterated by heat when the check for two or throe teuto? You’ll safe is under fire. The black inks are tore to writ till next woek fiMroii better. Lead pencil will stand the heat ' /Vrc Pre«. .1 ■ iietter tluiu either, even when the paper I ------------------------- rmr• THE OXIOK AS XQftXK is burned black. Do not put tlie most : j ‘ vnlpable account-books at tlie aides of j tlie safe, m the heat coming from the out­ side will affect them first. Crowd the ImxiIu from the aides to tho center of tho safe for the purpose of making them tight together, m in this condition they, will stand tto heat much lunger. Wood * e 4o iron fw cnahIxMics and for amah valuable papers, as wood is a non-conductor of hoot, and ' iron a good conductor. Never use ma safe a leather walfet ns a receptecfe T>r valuable papers, as I toiling water, heut 112 degrees, will crisp and curl it, con­ vert it into a gltwy substance, *ud fladroy the papers. When a safe has boon under fire, send for sn expert to open it. It is st-rted that tlie onion forms one of the common andMiverhil supports of life in Bjmuu uud Portugal. Authority shows, according <9, tofljribl the dried onion contains from 25' to por cent, of gluten, and ranks i.n thin 4.''IH'ct tho nutritious pen and tto, gr-uue. “ It » not men iy a* » ratoii tto1 tto w»y- taring eats hi» teton with Ito hnmbte crust of -lurad esdmrita by tl><> refrwdunffspritig ? btrtatatotocansn nxpcrtoMvi baa few* prwwri tb-t, like the ctoc^ of the Kagflah Mbwra, It helps to sustain hisstrength rise, aritlMlto. beyond wliat its bulk would Mtggert, to the amount of nouriahnMmt which his simple meal uupplite. ” �John Pound, a brother H*»M VIX.ft.Xi . . FRIDA I’, - - aVE! ATTENTION, ALL! AHSf OBTH & BROOKS, WraWs imitoses^lba Fallers. Be Is loperted as being wealthy, and de­ staros that nothing that money can to ba ox- id****11 ** otntUed toward convict-1 ! ibf lhe guilty parties. The irial trf I • - < J rt,e Fnllrro. w}m> are in jell at Grand i *w*»de<F: Haven, will probably lake place dur- The body of George Lamparter, a well known bntcherof Grand Rapids, was found in tbe river Monday with several bad gariics io tbe head indianting he had beers murdered. Upon taking his body to the dead house, written "Take, me lo Ano This indicates suicide. YOU WILL FIND . BOISE & LEE With Saw and Fxxnh Goomb, which they Sub Died Fob Hua Children.— Among the touching incidents related in connection with the floods in Southern France is lhe .following: ‘*At Castle-sarrasin a young mother took her infant twins, tied them to­ gether, and placed them in a large wooden trough used for kneading bread, and committed it to the waves, hoping thus to save her children's lives, as she fell that her house was about to fall. The improvised bo&t floated safely for a time, but soon af­ terward the current dashed it against the trunk of a tree, where it was bro­ ken. Tlio poor woman, to whom maternal love gave superhuman force, succeeded in seizing a branch, and climbed into the tree. But it war too weak, and began -to crack nniinously. She then rapidly tied the infants to a branch, kissed them, made the .sign of a cross and leaped into the waves. The little twini were saved, but tho devoted mother was diowned.' . Arbor.” Hoaea Andrews came to- Holly, Sunday, and left for his home, three miles north, in lhe evening, much in­ toxicated. After going a short dis­ tance he lay down on lhe track and fell arteep, and ft freight train came along and ent bis arm and leg off extinct The wife of D. Helmick, of Cam­ bria, recently eloped with a man ■amed Sparks. This individual raggad and impecunious, is represented by one of his neighbors as "having one woman dead, one living, one that bastard with part of the lime, and the one that he ran off with on the 12th, and his tees sticking out of his Loots for more." Tuesday afternoon while working in tbe saw mill of Mr. Poller, at Pot­ terville, Eaton County, William Mar­ shal rawed off tho end of one of his fingers and went to tbe water tank to wash it, While gone a young man by tlie name of Spencer look las place and had worked but a lew miaitfea before ho also sawed off a thumb aad two of his fingers. Glover Seed. &c., Delivered at their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE LATH SHINGLES, WATER LIME, HAS JUST RECEIVED A CROCKERY GLASSWAKE FINE, LARGE STOCK OF .. 4’c-» A 1 wovid respectfully inform my friends that I am THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF SHELF GOODS Fort Vans, Jactm & Saiinar S. R. IN THE VILLAGE. Again in the Trade SHOUT LINZ BKTWXEN MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH, CANNED FRUITS Don’t make your pur chase until you. have FANCY GROCERIES seen my Stock. f TRAINS HUM BT CHICAGO TIME. OF ALL KINDS AT COST.’ Business IfcelntionH with you. I trust by fkir dealing ( shaU be able to retain your confidence, and to win that of strangers. . _ ; Especial Attention Of all kinds, and AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION! is invited to my stock of - I KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! Going; North. Of all kind* which we I Jack •Aeecm Ar« Mall WARRANTTO BE PURE AND BOOTS AND SHOES, WHICH 18 NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. Paid for all kinds of Produce, or ex ange for goods. ch «' Ready pay customers shall have no cause complain of high prices. ( Give TVIe a Call. FOB. BAltXiAINH Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. call and see ua before purchaaing. G, A. TRUMAN BOISE & LEE. Nashville, Mich., Jan. 27, 1875. L. J. WHEELER FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! frwbern Rftlirwl ALL ABOARD & Indbt.* QO- TO THE OLD RELIABLE MIcbltan JACOB LENTZ & SONS FOB Manufacturers and keeps on han dcAvn town: TO THE * Fort Wayne 1U1 lK-«eml*r 13, 1SU. * r.aidoi B. K. HGOI E11. Ger Parlor, Library, Dim, Office ail GENERAL FUME! ' Csiraio & Laie Emu Railroad. PENINSULAR DIVISION. Time Table taking effect Aug, 16, 1875. Together with a full assortment ot O F- MIRRORS,PICTURES, FRAMES No. 1 AND CARDS. BRACKETS, LIVE GROCERY Baty Cats and PEramtmlaturs1 DUSTERS, JtC-fcC^ viekebunrh M5m&* COFFINS ANR CASKETS, P. DURHAM Where you will finds full stock of Of all styles and shea, and METAJL1C CASES furnished lo ordes SHR 9CDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand. Where can be found NEW STOOK We manufacture our Furniture from the IROII.MILS,STEEl,GLlSS,SiSH,DOOR$,BLIRDS ------------ AND-------- Nauhvillc Mich. Teas, Cef«s, Spiew, Crockery, - is AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! Glassware & Weoieaware, Saw Mill I INCLUDING THE CHOICE CANDIES! CELEBRATED Diamond Iron Plows, Complete for -iLUMBER, Chilled Plows Oliver Everythin in the Grocery Line! farm. PB1CB THAT DEFT COIPEHTIOI. Manitoba venerable began the hymn* ••My tool be on tby guard; "Tea SPRIifi MOS! SUGAR 10 to 14 Oehts! Greeting test is to eat one. If you live it is a Ou last Se tarda v, Mrs. Olmstead,• mushroom, if you die, ft is a toadstool. of Charlotte, gave her little child, on­ ly 4 uxxuhs old, a dose of opium to A person who represented that he keep it quiet while she wad at work. was a clergyman presented himself It had the deaired effect, so far as at the office of a prominent real es­ tate firm in Barton one - day/ this ccmed, but it never woke up. The week, and naked if the firm would I give him R list of al! the farms offer­ ------- ' cd (or sale and owned by widows, pbvmcran that lira child murt <». The query naturally arore whether high. SPECIALTY. AINSWORTH k BROOKS, Proprietors. sv, AT COST! HAIR, STUCCO, The other day, when a Vidtsburg boy had trouble, with a neighbor s boy and came out first best, bo real­ ized that something had ought lo be done at home, and he slid into the bouse and said ; “Mother yon know how good and kind jou have been to Mrs. B.------- .next door?” "Yes I have tried to be a good neighbor to her,” "Well do you know that she says you clean your teeth with a whitewash brush, and that father ong*it lo have a pension for living with you. ?’ He slid out and when Mrs.------- reached the gate, on the way to the house to ask why her boy must be pounded up in that.way, she heard a shrill voice calling ont: “Vile wretch, don't you enter that gate or you'll get spplded !” She re­ turned home, and (he young states­ man dropped down under a shade tree, kicked up his heels, and softly chuckled: "Tliat settles her, and now I want lo catch her Tom again juat for fourteen seconds.” was pitched too OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SALT, Feeling maketh a lively man; thought maketh a strong man. action inaketh a useful man— and all lhese together make a perfect man. Now, abide these three, Feeling, thought, action, and the greatest ot these is action ; but neither can abide with­ out the others. Some men think much, feel little, and act less. They As an excursion traio from Hills­ are universally unsafe and unholy dale to Detroit, waa leaving Dear­ men. born, a dtrturiiance occurred on one It is important lo know the differ­ ot lha platforms, among some drurtken men, and a bystander, C- * t Dav­ ence between toadstools and mnshin, was pushed from the tbe tram andI rooms, but it is not worth while try­ ground to pieces by lhe wheel*- it, mg to learn the difference unless you waa tome Imm before the traia coaid belong to a lotig lived family, and be ttof ped, when the drunken men don’t object to being poisoned at the jampedfroB tbe train nod made their I end. It takes years to find out and escape. Devi*' home is si Jackson. authorities difler. The only sure of the 3Glh, above W bite- AKD MU8IEGOK. RAHM CORN, apples, OATS,1 Wholesale and Retail A«g. Mth. 1876. was S 1.288.120.21 ; nu.teu bv a lad in Scio township, six raeraoM for the week, >18.2M.0», : mil** west of that city, in which _ _ ... _ _ , I Louis Miller was shot by an adopted •m” » ,ettA- ”,p*W i. Isoa 15 years old, and instantly killed. •J11’ «t »«y Gdy. ""rf a*ft rwvT ' ,ook M double barreled shot 27lh wet., rnUumg a tofc ch <4 -1000-1 RHn, entering the bed room - of Mr. A child of W. L. Smith, living a | Miller while he was asleep with his few miles from Knlamnxoo, choked 'wife, between 11 and 12 o'clock, dek> death Wedneaday. A kernel of liberately fired the contents into lhe body below lhe left shoulder. The shot passed between the second and Last Tuesday while a Swede, of third ribs. through both Jobes of lhe Marqpette. was Branding near a 8to«e -Sell lung, downward and backward daring a thunder storm, the lightning ran down the pipe, tearing his jaw off through tbe body. Tlie boy’s name is Gaorgo Diman Burkhardt. He and killing him instantly. was a -nephew.of Mrs Miller. He Monday, Mrs. Parsons, of Mar­ made a.full confession befofe noon quette a woman who separated from Wednesday, giving as tho only rea­ her husband some weeks since on son for. the cold blooded act that Mil­ account of his gross immoralities, in a ler bad whipped- him. He did not fit of despondency poisoned her three like him for it. He is ordinarily n year old child. Mrs. I’nraons is in bright looking lad, had been as well educated as country boys generally, Charles Alliger, a brakeman on the had good training and was well treat­ Michigan Central Railroad, was kill­ ed at home. Mr. Miller was a well­ ed while coupling cars at Battle Creek to-do German farmer, and leaves a large circle of friends besides a. wife and two small children. The wid­ owed mother was about 30 years of a resident of Buchanan. age. Circumstances revealed lhat Mrs. Margaret McBride, of Detroit, the boy had been preparing for lhe was res over and killed by a street deed some time, in lhe tray of secur­ ear.on Friday. She w«« taken to ing guns and ammunition. A second tbe hospital but soon ofter died. Her gun was found in tbe rear house husband knew nothing of it until af­ ready loaded and cocked, evidentally ter her death. She was 55 years old. fur use if the first failed, or if closely The northern division of lhe Grand pursued. Emily Campbell, ou Tuesday last while attempting to cross the radroad track at Spring Lake, fell between two sections of a train. She fell be­ tween the rails and five cars passed over her, tearing her clothing into shreds, but. miraculously, not injur­ ing her in:the least. The BelhiMe Whert Line C-EAJfD POTATOES, John J. Kent, tn Fravkroit, aoei- j a »i®»ur*« is»y.Mar«*rvr. I dentally nfo« hiaweC and a fatal • re---------. ' anh m Freeed. . j An Ann Arbor telegram gives the Tbe halaBca in tbe State treasury I pBrt«eu!ar» of a horrible crane oom- Last Tuesday, H. llubbmd, of Gral.d Ledge, a boy 17 yeais old, had a leg broken while playing base ball in an amateur tournament at Char lotte. He was sending od a base when another player jumped against him with the above result. KEEP IT IN MIND! Pun- SEPT, xievt Kvsr Valley Railroad was abandon­ ed Monday. Trains lor Nunica and Muskegon and intermediate points will go. after this, via Chicago & Michigan Lake Shore Railroad via Holland City. H. M. LEK. I L C. BOISE. Conic and See! thou- anil stopped. ‘.’Start her at fi,QDO . rrted a oouverted stock broker pres- X^.PWWIUH.W »1 «r.) n» Ul<* Ittprer-t n.rf, Crd C.U" prowraft >b. »■-« C.rt CM» la ik- ».r».l, rar Ik. jaaaol ana at a rialiae after. The v«U k!K«WB Ru£«lM‘^rd€u4UT,witl. Gale Curtis IQ ’ 13' immiMB Mill VAQNIBal BfeJt from ladiann relebralrJ lint* and i. door, from three lo COlsZEE <3c SEE West Bide of Main street, Ntudivilfe, Mich. Tho Jaqtes brothers have purdras- j (I I slu'in a farm, nrul are going to s-.t-1 icn r. down and Mop chaxtn^ Pinker-1 detectives around the country. .«2 f. Bl BBAJi. FOR THE 12 WHOLESALE* RETAIL TRADE. IB & SHINGLES. A. W. OLDS. �-—- -----------iPianofS an< . NEW GOODS! LOCAL MATHSi .QU A ... Frwi LM „( ■ UOLLAB Ill locals: - Wood U MnSUn, NEW GOODS! lh. OS HAMB AT SEPT. 3, 1B7« Mr. M. 3Uis, cf Missouri, formerly an M. D- of this Tillage, has returned to this —Bev. E. L. Kellogg will close his year next Sabbath. . ’ 1 —A handful of good life Is better than a bushel*of learning. ImIuu Blrrrf«rji. . Versa Barber, and will tdrn his aUentlea to W - At Tdcmax’s Drj Goods Iftk- A fresh stock of Clothing al WniKUKii's. Clothing, COMMUNICATED. —Shopbell & Russell have their plaining will in running order. H. YOUNG, M. D. • OflJw Ea»*. .Me of. Main W. A. AYLSWORTH’S, of VI Villa, Wodooeday. Hats, Caps, madn happy by purchasing job of those If tho person who bought * postage stamp Boots, Shoes, . —Levi Belgh has linllt a new house, and’ at the pout office, in this* pl^ce * few days . Lek k Flexixu. C. McMere has built on an addition ta bin. ago, and after laying dorm three ccati in Notloas, 4 —The interrior of Aylsworth's brick Is payment for the same, a id observing that Jackson Custom Made Boot is at Shirts, being finished ott in a convenient, as well tbe postmaster bed neglected to take the ’TtHIXAM'a. money,aagain pocketed it and afterwards Collars, ®5L. filckinson has Fruit Jura for 121 WEBSTER HOBBS, Black- ■$(—C. C. Wolcott has pul up a a wind-mill, bought a postal card, with ono cent of the cents. Cnfs » • Wrilb.: Atl kind, of wait la the Waekv-Olti ortho Wolcott patent, for pump’ng purposes, WANTED! 10,000.000 Veal Calves aC bls'residence. . AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED the money he will prevent his name being nt Roe A Clever's meat market, NealiviHa. B.-RASEY, barman. Good,.™) —During August, Ainsworth ft Brooks published in the next is sue. . IUot»s-' •« nkAOr In the vTiUre. tST Axkbicax OnoASi, pain out $18,000 for whe^. Last week Com. Lkk ft Fxkxixu. they purchased^,000 bushels. and HLEMENT SMITH. VJ LAWYR1 x FIRST CLASS gf-- Found—in Graham’s Grove, last Bun­ Vakm Hou**. day evening, a lady’s waterproof chpe and a The other day, while J. W, Stinchcomb Wb ere sorrow comes no more ? . SUITS Grom $8. to $30. hurseblanket. Inquire at this office. and F. B. Hall, a book agent/ were riding A M. FLINT, The winged winds inform us th ofc such a around canvassing, the horse, or rather colt, place can be found in the family that buy of for the next two weeks, and during that of tbe fortaer, became excited, ran and Lee ft Fleming, one of their celebrated Made up In good styles and warranted to St Is acknowledged by all leadingmusicians kicked, throwing both of them out of Hjc American Organa or a fine Piano from among the well known ro^jterysskieh they T H. LEE. —Cyrus Hubbard, a half-fledged jeweler, •buggy. Stinchcomb wm injured about th« are handling. Tbe expertrariit Is well V. Deputy Sheri<T. has jumped the town, leaving several little hand and shoulders, and HaUin the lower worth frying. Now in the Market. bills unpaid,—this.is the general verdict. B®. Those New Style American Organs A FVLL LIEB OF JOHN R. EASTMAN. are able to be about. But Iho buggy was —The Michigan Annual Conference of go off like hot cakes. Try one they will do badly demolished, and so needs reconstruct­ the M. E. Church, meets-this year in Battle you good. Lkk & FtKxtxu. ing to the tune of about $30. . Creek, It will commence next Wednesday, 8. P. D. q LIEBHAUSER, Sept. 8th. • . Stat* or Mtcutaxx, 1 of Detroit,, Rochester and Eastern manuuuuntx or DAnar. / ' <—School commenced last Monday. A faoturiee, at prioee that cana'tfall to please. At a searion of the Probate Court for the good attendance of scholars is reported. County of Barry, holden attbe Probate Of­ Everything passes off smoothly and a good BT JOHN W. LOWE, fice in the City of Hastinga, on Mouday. the g PARADY, Manufacturer of school is expected. 28rd day of August, in lhe year .one thou­ Boots from $1.50 to $9 pr pair sand eight hundred and seventy-five ; 8. C. —‘A family reunion ho Mattcsons was Our civil war has long since ended, * Boots and Shock, Priudle. Judge of Probate. ' " Let nol hate one heart imbue, held at William More’s, in Assyria, Wed­ In tbe mailer of tbe estate of Darius H. Uun to fllU .order. pminptly. Nw’.vlilv/ Hhriner, deccaatd. nesday, when seventy relatives were present But, Vith far nobler hearts relented, On reading and filing the petition," duly Strive psst friendship to renew. and had a good time. JOHN QTRE96Y,, verified, of Lewis Durkee, administrator ’Tis wrong to harbor one thought of ill, of Mid estate, praying for license to sell . , —The water-tank at the depot is cbmpletcertain real estate, of said deceased, de­ Toward a kindred friend, I ed, and with tire engine house, connected A job Io', of scribed in said petition, for reasons therein i therewith, has been nicely painted. It is When, some years ago on Bunker's Hill, set forth. His-hopes with ours did blend Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday ^ne of the best on tbe Una. Ob Approved Ko! Estate lecuritit.s the 27lh day ot September next, at 9 o'clock, May not ono relic of the contest —The engine house of the walering tank in the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing IN SUMS OF Remain to repeat the tale, of said petition, and that the heirs at law of . nt the depot, caught fire lust Monday. For­ Thai a family quarrel did exist. said deceased, and all other persons inter­ tunately it was discovered before it had ested in said estate', are required to appear Oh ! that wc were onee so frail! ON LONG TIME. gained much headway and extinguished. at a session of said Court, then to be holden L. RUSSELL. And, with feelings of righteous fervor al the Probate Office, in the City of Has­ , X—Improvements are going on al lhe detings and show, cause, if any there be. why with a willingness to forgive. toadies’ loiaen Cellar* Ac Caffe pot, — among which is a new station sign, the prayer of lhe petitioner should not be UTM. JONES, Let brother clasp lhe band of brother, and tbe distance in miles to Grand Rapids granted: Audit is further ordered, that And henceforth in friendship live. said petitioner give notice to the persons To maich all mw Spring styles, bought at and Jackson. These signs have been plac­ interested in said estate, of the pendeuey of my own price, to be sold accordingly We ought not always to live in enmity, ed all along tbe line. said petition, and the bearing thereof by Although cnee we drew lhe steel causing a copy of this'order to be published —J. L. Reed ft Co.’s Annual Cutler Gift Very Cheap. But, out of go ad to bur posterity, iu the Nasuvillk Nkwm, a newapaperprintwill take place on the Fair Grounds in Has­ cd and circulated Iu said county of Barry, •Sooner die fow tho common weal. tings lhe last day of the County Fair, Octo­ for four.successive weeks, previous to said Nashville, Mich., April let, 1875. ber 1st, in the afternoon. Everybody hav­ That wo may preserve our peace and honor day of bearing. IA trpe copy,) 8. C. PRINDLE, From the evils that wouli^elide, ing purchased a .buggy is entitled to a W. A. AYLSWORTH. (48-62) Judge of Probate We must anile ourselves together, LEE & FLEMING, |70,000 NOW IN USE. J CLOTHING AMERICAN ORGANS, THE AMERICAN ORGAN Finest Instrument ! Have been introduced this mumou wliich surpass anything ever offered tothe puHic. Every Instrument warranted! Taken, as payment. STOOLS ARD iNSTRHCTI8» BOOKS constantly on band. 48-1 BOO1S and SHOES, TAILOR This is FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY MONEY TO LOAN \ Hamburg Edges, Laces, Ribbons, ■ Rashings, . ■ While Goods, $300.00 and UPWARDS ELIHU CHIPMAN, And ourselves must not divide. —.We nrc under obligations to the Scc’y of lhe Kent Co. Fair for a* complimentary. May the spirits of oar Early Fathers It will be held al Grand Rapids BepL 28, 29. Descend from the realms above, , 80, and October lai Their premium list i* And watch and guide aright us creatures, NaaiawHIe, Mich. Whom we know they truly lovf open to all competition, and $6,(X)0 in pre­ miums are given. Let not the cause fur which they suffered, General Conveyancing,' Laid|own their their lives and died, —Last week our paper was not just what Collections a specialty. wc wou'd have wished it. A portion of Even once be last or fettered. Through their children’s needless chide. our Huktiugs and Woodland letters were MONEY TO LOAN omitted and several locals were crowded out. —Many a discouraged mother folds Our readers know tbe reason, and we sup­ _ Justice of the Peace, pose an appology will not be necessary. her tired hands .at night, and fee's as MRS. L. O. CROCKER —The School district just over tn Knlamo, ifshe had, alter all, done nothing, al­ Has just returned with a large and complete [sometimes called Malevllle dsitrict) has a though she has not spent an idle mo ’ assortment of little trouble of its own. Some years ago meut since she rose. Is it nothing tho scbeol board purchased $25 worth of that your helpless children have Spring and Suinincr maps, etc. New pay time has come and the some one to come lo with their child­ present board refuse to pay lhe bill, saying that the old board did it wilboutututhority, ish griefs and joys ? Is it nothing that your husband feels safe, when end n law suit in on the docket. MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS! Neck Ties, Rashings, Collar^ and Cuffs, —Struggle on lo victory. Never give up IN ALL OF THE LATEST STYLES. when you are right. A frown is only a con­ Hats Bleached and Pressed. tradiction and can't lavt long. A laugh of derision is but lhe modified hark of a eur. If you can be laughed out of good, or the and satisfaction guaranteed. . good out-of you, you are weaker in intelect Important Notice than the fool, whose argument is guffaw, and whose logic is a sneer. Dm: Matin, Cittin aai Fiitin Done he is away to his business, because your careful hand directs everything al home? Is it nothing that when his business is over, that he has the probate onpisn, State or Micuicas, 1 LISTEN? Wukrkjmi, on the 2ltb d»y of July, 1872, Jeremiah Sbopbtlland wife gave a mortgage to Millie C. Francis to secure tbe payment of lb««ui»«f Twa Hundred Fifty Dollars. ($260.00) which said nu rlgnge was duly re­ corded in tbe office oLthe Register i f Deeds iiraud f r Barry- County. Michigsri, on the second day of August 1872, in Liber ••Z” of mortgages on page 552'; and whereas, lhe Something Interesting and Val­ Would respectfully call tho attention of the raid mortgage was duly and legally assigned cltixens of Nashville and vfeinity, to to M. M. Francis on tbe ninth day of De­ their slock, bouchl for eash, uable. cember. 1878, which said assignment wav duly and legally recorded on tho second day lowest cash rates. of January. 1874. in the Register’s office for Barry county, Michigan, iu Liber ••6'’ of morigsges, on page 41, and M. M. Francis is now the owner of said mortgage, and no suit at law has been instituted to recover the debt secured by said mortgage, and de fault has been made in tbe payment of lhe BOOKS. STATIONERY. Have removed to their ismc, and there is now due on the game the rum of ono hundred twenty-three and WALL PAPER. PAINTS, 12-100<h dollars, also an attorney fee of twenty-five dollars, provided to be paid by OILS, VARNISHES lhe terras •f’riyd mortgage, should any proceedings be taken to foreclose the same : BRUSHES GLASS, Notice is therefore hereby given that I shall Bell the premises doocribed in said mortgage In the new brick block, apposite lhe Union PUTTY. DYESTUFFS, nt public auction on the 5th day of Novem­ House, and are bound lo lead the C9. in the ber, A. D. 1875, al the.bsur of three o'clock TOILET ARTICLES, BOISE BRO’S '5 IW.M1. t« *■■!( nndlhat the KOCHER BROS. Drugs, Medicines Elegant New Quarters, (Uy of ittsrinc. Wm. E. SAVAGE & BRO a COLPMTT GOLDSMITH'S which you door of the court bouse in the City of PERFUMES. that being day done your best Hastings, Michigan, the place of holding the circuit court in and Oh, weary for Barry county, to satisfy tbe amount due and faithful mother, you little know on said rortgagc, together with said attor­ —During the past four years we have year power when you say “I have ney fee and ah other legal ostta. Tbe de­ scription of said premises as ^described in We have just added to our already large written and read much of the sorrows of done nothing.” There is a hook in saia mortgage is: Th it pieci or psreel of and choice stock of mankind, but wc never knew real sor/ow Fne TdvtM at ot land lying aud being in the Village of Nash­ until last Friday when wc laid our little which a foirer record than this, is ville, County of Barry and State of Michi darling in the silent tomb. Tbe funeral written over against your name. gan, known and described as Village Lot, commencing fifty-five (56) feet north of the Services were held at the Christian Church, With a complete stock of nonb-weat corner of Lot No. twenty-seven si.vliltl i:i>. Rev. C. I. Deyo delivering the sermon, and Iu Maple Grove, Aug. 2Bth, by Rev. E. L. (27), thence east ono hundred thirty-iwo wetoak our last look and followed her to I Kellogg, Rev. George Matteson, of Kala- (182) feet, thence north fifty-five (56) fee', A large line of the little grave iu the village cemetery. mo, and Miss Rebecca Culp, of Maple thence weat one hundred thirty-two (132) feet, thence north fifty-five (55) feet to the Grove. place of beginning. For Medicinal and Mechanical purposee only lion by bar little laugh and playful actions Dated July 28, 1875. IS YOUR LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS ! M. M. FRANCIS, Assignee for Mortgagee. CLEMENT SMITH. their life. When sick the object is lo gel sunshine and songs, clouds and darkness, well; now wo say plainly that no person in thia vjprld that is suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its effects, such m In­ is life. How fast It pavses. COTVONADO. digestion, CostlrcnoM, Sick Headache, Soar To the many kind friends who tendered Stomach, Heartburn. Palpitation of tbe Heart, Depressed Spirits, BilliousncM (lie., a fl tel ion we return gndeftU thanka, both can lake Green's August Flower without dlrU.LI, getting relief and cure. If yoc doubt-.this, IF YOU VAST for ourself and wRe. It is good to know gv lo your druggist and get a sample bottle thanking the public for past favors solids a ouutiuuaaec of tho >ane, and would that w6 have friends in time of sorrow, and for 10 and try 1L Regular site 75 cents. inform th* public that they will Two doses will relieve you. keep Constantly on baud never shall we forget them.’ FjVIIVTS and OII.W /'—Last week Wednesday evening evening Abraham was the first sick man, blessed refuge, of home, ~ Dry Goods Business ! have done that to brighten and refine ? CHOICE FAMILY GROM, All persons indebted to me will please call and settle before the 1 bile of Sept, next, as I shall then discontinue the Millinery business and remove from the village. Mm. G , 16 TINTS GENERIL MERCIIKDISE WINES & LIQUORS 1 N. M. STEBBINS. ATXIlfSOii & ROE, SHAWLS, CASSIMKRES, AUTISTIC MEAT MARKET! PAINTERS! LIQUID PAINTS DRESS GOODS. Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! FL A.LT 1ST ELS; ROE & CLEVER, DETROIT White Lead Works. BOOTS & SHOES, NASHVILLE, MICH. LIVERY STABLE F WM. VENN. PjtoratETUR. Joe Crout of Charlotte and Bill Bartley en­ gaged in a fight, and wuare inform rd that A’artlcy prorokrri lhe row and received a moat unmerciful threshing. No M-resta FRESH MEATS, He had Hagar in lhe wilderness. Boike Boo's will give very close ta The highest price paid for Hides. Frits ate. Ylive them a cal! on West rida Main Si Nashville, Mich. At Dilgood’s old aland, Nashville, Mich. their existence to this name Bill Bivtley. No. Turnip!, 43,1 1.16! ..(1,80 .1^0^1,76 ..... 60 . ...... -10 .6,50(^6,00 ........„..4.O5 Yankee Notion*, WHOLESALE CASH RATES. ■—. rocenes CHAS. W. DB9A8AY, • SALV/\TOR BEER JEWELER § OPTICIAN I NASHVILLE, MICH. Onions. lEvrrjjthint) ^ou Wmt, 'owest bv,n* "nccl'- PrescriptioBS Carefully PreDared.i?ATEN'r8' Which we will dispose lhar Mir competitors. Clocks, Spectacles, $c. your Butter. Eggs and Dried Jhofc With tkanka few past patronage w>rm.i ire pay the Highest Market Price for by fair priem and honest dealing, to werfr it­ > continuance Hay, V Ten. CHAR. W. DEMARAY W. H. KOCBER k Bro.1 F. C. k F. T. BOISE Hfintcd him ri^-rte �wan that erf r. including 1 When it *n» found that tobdi property of (be company, exoept tbowo laDilq that have luxm jaaoated and ivuti- agekto. Company to -The rebellion iu Central Aria U spreading. Freridenicf Han Domingo < bcrf. aa President He ■ocared Lliapnvi1 an the Michigan principal cilioe want* ♦ 100.000. Ceulnd road after » tlu* I’liltatau pstec® Vanderbilt would ra U.n Now York Central, and Ito forriug through country. De advices the bitter gentletntrr, if —Tbe wife of Clartbri-li rideto. by tbe military— Tbe colored Jiopulalioo of IzXiixian* ex­ retow tho white by 45.«iM. Tho total number of tababitaota h Mated to to W4.8 JO. —The frtwta cf tho 22<i and 23d of AnguM extended to |«>rtJOi>a of Uhnoi*, Iowa, Michi­ gan, Wteconrin and Minnesota. Tbe damaf v to corn growing ou the lowlands, to vine and root crops, and to tobacco'and buckwheat was for the pcrpM-e of examining the Cbicagn Cvw- - Indium are again raiding on tlie Tcxxs frontier. Four Indtaim rocvntly nuulc a do- Nlneteea cooutMe and other property were to be* divided among the negroo*. All white and uueomely white women wwo to be rlau^tcrcxL and tbo handsome white women only were to bo ' *MBV>’2; Iidiaua. 1(71.074 ; Hliuuir. eUHMlffl Michigan, *421.212; WtaconrinW33.250 ; MinnomU, El0,870 ; (Mito, H79,302. —A fa*t mall train b* to bo <in over the Pcnu■ylrauia Contral road, like that over tlio New York Ceatrat It ia ex(*ccted Uud Uiia will —The excitement in Hau FrMicl»eo over the failure of the Bank of California was intenrifiod a by tho suicide of Mr. Rai* ten, President of that institution. Tlie wretched man bfked tho courage to face a clamoring crowd, and pro­ curing ue-mo paiaouou* drug ho swallowed a JhluncnL uudreesed himself, swam out about IM) ;anla and dmappcxrrxl behind a vessel. broagbt ashore, but all efforts to rosoimiata him failed. —Public opinion in dlridcd as to tlio cacao ot tho death of President Tialstou, of tbo Bank of California. Medical testimony at tho in- —Disorder (wovailo iu tho Indian Territory. Tho other day some United Stales Manlialr. arrcitcd a Cherokee named Slaukillcr for c«upbcily Ia a murder for which his brother is per county, Mo., resulting from a number of lights, mol*, ond riotou* jirifceedingx. wldch loyal Ml him. the proaonriiten^ very bright A HUBRLE BURST^D. CMtejNtwof lh» BaonJr *( Cullfl/mloi, as* Tlir.; I’aciflc coast, w liich, alono of all the wtirfil, has scarcely fait the effheto nf the catw and climbed through a'window while of prevalent “ hard times," is now in a formant' of excitement, caused by tlie un<,x]x*cted muqxnuuon of tlie Bank ifo unlocked, and a large of California, at Hiui Francisco. Cause, speculation iii milling stock-i and lluancu»i .Ixrijmuring, 'Hus was Un; oliiof ' i*OZ.J^XCJX. J •banking institution of tlio T’sciflc criast. —A. National greenback convention wae hold its capital stock being $3,000,000, and at Detroit hat week, about 1^00 pcgKSe bring its biudmM'i ipuQcUjm. This is tia* «ptitlio guverutueut own to tlio |wopk a nafe and tution which luul for its head tho uniform currency; demand' tho repair of Um “magnificent’’ Ralston, who lived act providing 'for raaumpfiou In INW'; and de­ in a mfllioux dollar palaeo and clare that tlio legal mouey of the country kept ojxin hoxuw for all tho world •honk! l>o endowed with tbo power to pay all —bt . other .people’s expense, of del**. public and private, except UuU porWan courao. Hi! and - his bank owned Mid operated any quantity of mines, real payable iu corn. • . —Th* IJbsraJ RspnUlcan State Convention estate railroad stocks, a big hotel, and a of Nov York will be held in Albany, Sept 22. Hteanuihip line, to say nothing of. its ambitia-i to“rim” tito politics, legislation riKAXClAl. AKO IKDVaTKIAL. —Wot*. In tbo AttauUc Colton Milla of Law- and commerce ot all tho Stales and Ter­ ritories wuat of tho Rocky Mountains. A Isuik or a*»y vtlaor LuMUem institution ployment to 1,230 operative*. run tqxin such principles is miro of oolhpae, Bodner or later. Tboumnda of of I’enurylraula auuouticco a reduoUvu iu ro- Um- wsultixiftft and best {temple oa the Pacific coast will lie lianknipted as the —Tlio imports into the Unital Statm for the first seven ruoutlm of tlio present year sere result of tlii i stiqM*udouH failure, but it ♦35,032,110 Ism than for the same period in will probably have uo serious effect tliis 1874, while the exports were ♦54.104,424 loss ride of the mumiUuiw. California will than for Uio corre"|>oudui'; ]*nriod last year. now ]x«M through the raixue nnlntppy or­ -Tho Enjliali are profeating agataat lhe l-igli deal that tlie rest of tlie country has been price of meat, and ar .——».*!<*■ a,., subjected to for a year or two pmt T&o fumed In London to wind han lx*on knocked ont of her mani­ cattle from Uio United 1 fold HchemM of speculation, and now —Il is estimated by tbo Miunceota Commia- com<« the reckoning in solid dollars and aiunor of Statistics that tbo wheat yield of that i-cnts. Ralston was the Jim Fi-ik of the Stalo the present year will bo far greater than Pacific coast, and the only wonder is that he was jicrmitted to play his big hand —Stirling. Ahrens A Co., of Baltimore, Mid sr> long. His tragic death, by his own i the United Btatce, have euspended payment TV hnkd. is-'a llttiug finalo* to tlira agly ia said Uio boidueMof the linn footed up forty affair. millions par year. LUUUtica, «2 300,000. . —Tbe wildest excitement waa produced in Ran Fraucueo ou (be morning of tho 2GIU of English justice is a marvelous tiling. August by lhe announcement at the failure of A emw whialk recently ocqiimxi in one of tbo Bank of California, for a long time Uio Ute country districts of England Hhorvs leading financial iuntitntion uf tbo Pacific Slope. Hie bank bad a paid-up capital of *S.OOO.lX>ii. tlie mode of tulnunisicririg tho law wliich and wan regarded by the public as mquuiI and is practiced by some ruverend Jmstima of truatworthy in every respect RpeculaUodi and the L’eocc. A little girl 11 years old on a disregard of the laws of banking, however, Jut wny home from school picked a led to its downfall. geranium blossom wliich site wiw in n --The excitement all over Die country ovu neighbor's. garden. The. olrncr of the quite as great as that which followed tho fail - pLitit eottiphiind to tlx- rector of the parish, who was also a Justice of tbe Peace. Mr. Moore was the clergyman’s trow. ,TLo people oo Ute Petition]?]* will name, and ho insisted that tlio child undoubtedly euffor greatly, but It ia not at all should Ite Lignmamd before tho court probable that any monetary institutions «u-t cf a| whiri11’-o praoided. Th® ohargu was tho Serra mountains will be carried down iu this moat magnificent wreck. The failure of proved, and 3Ir. Moore sentenced tlio tlie liank, while immediately canned by a do- little girl to fonrtosil days’ imprisonment positora* run, was directly tlio outcome of a in the County Jail and four years’ deten­ eotifiicl lietween two classes of California sjioc- tion in a rufoNaatury ! . The whole com­ ulaton*—one of tbe Bank uf California |«rty. munity was aromud at such monstrous beaded by Ralston and Hharon, and tbu- oihir sn«*«*tfi|gfi witrt- held and pcti headed bf Fkaad. ODriem and Jlitatrfald|. tfrmff'Mgnod in Mhdf bflhtf child. Tlie Tlie latter party have e»tabli«liad a bank in case was brought into tlio House of Beu Franciaco called •' Ike Bank of Nevada." with a cadi capital of 83,000,000 gold and tho Commons, and orders were immediately right to in<Tca*c to $20.000.000. ■ given for the girl’s reluaoc, with a severe — mMolidalion of the the rvvi reverend Judge. xxo Ho win will . Tlie — much —------talked ----------cf c-----------------•— reproof n'proui to uic rrim .wage, —Au ei|<em tram on the I'nitni Pacific road —A young Ulief named James laugdon. of New York, rtolo a watch from a rieeptug man graph lints has at lael come to pass, and tlio Irlcgrapb aystem almost of the entire oonLiuent of North America iv now gathered into tlie control of ono cnnijMiiy—the Wcateru Union. —UablhtiM of tlie Bank of California are tho thief ran away, the. ctnuiger aliol liim through the heart. Tlio ahoatcr thru made aeUmated at •14,000,000, and the amota of the eonperu are pteeed al between •7,000,000 and • - More murdcrx, pdiagc and outrages arc re­ W.noo.ooo. -Secretary Brirtow ha- diroctrel tbo Arnamed EcuuUun Jones, a witness m a murder aialant Trca^urw al New York to uall H,000,000 in gold during tbo aicntli uf S«?|i<tnilH.r. KOHltttlK. ' ' ticularly brutal mauuer. and John ilat-bet. a* —Another heavy failure, that of a firm of (IterokMi, was killed while sitting in ln« door. provbuou dealers t» reported fnnn London. not M Nmr Un,* ChuKli. I. M^|,t „«■ groes were killed and several wourwk d. Tlie in Austria and Hungary have fallen off in quarfr cause ortho riot was a quarrel beta ecu a white tily awd*|uality. iw MngintmU'; for it bt now rcmi-njlx-rtxl that on prcviunH occasions he han inflictd jiunislHtefi: fur trilling oflcn««i so ■creru as to indicuto that ho is wholly unfitted for tho ndnuuistrution of justice. Tho following incident iu tlie life of Mmlnmo MscMohon is related : In tho middle of the winter uf 1838 a fire broke out in the female seminary at Limoges, France, and spn»d with such rajmlity t|i;it it wrw feared all tlio inmates would ;>tta ' B-.a4.uly we Hide giri had been Toft iu her room. As tlio excited spectators were beginning was recently manic red by tbe cavag<* cf that to pray for the unfortuuoto child, n tall rociuti. Iu an attack u|x>u his vewiel by tbp girt, with dishovuliNl blonde luur and natives bo was wounded by a jKrtMoiiod arrow. flowing jriglitaown, cut tiinmglr the OomcL No ona waa injured on the Manitoba. —Informalioii recrevcd from a prominent Tbe village of the iahuulcn was slicllod and critirfl, and, Wnh a shriek of **IT1' save her 1" tliat rose alxivu the sound of crack­ burned. - —Anotlicr cattle dislcmper has Iroken out ling timbers and falling masonry, iIhhIv-.I can cttizoos are Mill perpetrated by Mexican into the doorway. A tend hurrah tliat rajUdlj. In DoreoUbire 12,«*‘ anonab are wim prolonged to tho och*» only to bar re |K*ated again attracted tho attention of tlie devotees, and tlm ]mle-fncvd girl was —__________________ London id in ecatadwi_ __________ over 'an extraordinary feat Ona CapL Webb has anocxcded in *c«'U nkippiBg through the flames with the terrified child. A fow dayalbereaf^ir King Louis Philijipc sent the hcrofrom any flosx or other artificial apparatus. ine« gold nuxlal fdr Imt Inavery, asd a Time 21 boon and 40 mutates. of— the ......... French army, who hail —TDeomoem ci iwo American war-vramu Captain ---------•”---------------met with an acddcul near Ibxkhxd, HL, a few al Trijxdi had a die-greoabh* experience in de-’ M’-DrruMd tfl.< tlw girt’s phiek, bflggwl on tnaudiagaatiafaclii-ii for an insult offered to introduction. Tlie CaptMn is -----r= v* —r ­ dow Pram tlie Amenran CotsiuL They were hoofed dint of Franc ’ and the brave girl Mad­ through the streets by a dtexdsrly rabble, and ame MtcMahori. —The Camdian Btoamer Mamtol» eolUdod with the pro]>cliar Cornel al Whitefish point. renuuu at Tripoli. icwd hoslilitios vsxrvte BOOK. u?rday on tho. ntejm ofthe OustoiD? House. Every farmer should own a scrnp-liook Tlx-. Was tbe nwult of a friendly suit in which to paste agricultural items. Al; instituted by th® buixUic^ilent, and tho tin vt iwy man in tutdtng *paprr will see tiring* which he will wish to rtmemte-r. (Jte Chairman of the committee appointHo will perhaps see raggmrtioiM. the cd by fonr-fiftlis of tho bondholih-ra to , ot bid tho road in fur them, and the price 'value of which he will desire to kixtU which lie will want to be govrnirel paid by him wm $100,000. Ou the 18th of , March lari, the first meeting uf bond- by ' in future operetions. And yet, aftei the paper, he will throw it down, holders was b«Id at the call of the Direc- reading ' and will prolmbly never see it again. Iu tors of the company, to confer and act ‘ such a case ull Ute valuable articles will conwriiing tho iubTests of the road gen- . be lost. To prevent such a low, every orally, and especially in relation to a bill reader should dip from tho papers mich proji*n*d for into •ductiou into' Cungrecs 'articles as be desires to preserve, and for tlie relief of tbo romi. Congrow, paste them in a book. Such a book, at cutam wlth-mt traa however, before the day of tlio msetiag, %rrt®no?t ths end ot a year or two, will be inter­ adjourned without having lad the bill esting mid valuable. . liefuro it, and the Isnidholdcrs were Now ts the Time.—It ia always the thrown bock upon themselvra. gbt time to do a good act. and every man with Pnwidcnt Coss presented a report ■ family alioold regard himaolf abort at Ida duty rtil Li* liomo ia endowed trilb a Wilson ebntshowing that first mcutgngo lionila had r aewuig machine. Lot it be iindcrirtood lint boon issued to the nmmint of $31,(560,000, , im admlrablo machine captured the priae od.l and diploma of honor al the Vienna cxrnrwt SoM clmp l-r li. and Hint $30,400,000 wen* then out­ eiitipu of 187.1, and'baa everywhere demon­ standing. • Tliere were also out $782,300 ratal** superiority over all other machine*, .acbinoi will be delivered at any railroad atain land scrip and land warrant bonds. NO. 083 Broadway, N. Y. City. on iu this county. ■ freo of tr*nr>[ vitalion wtifuFE Laiul warrant Ik»uiIm to the amount nf targen. if onlcrad through Uic company's •aucli bonne at 197 btaU- street. Chicago. They $113,300 luul been converted into land. F* I WEST :t>d an elegant dialogue and chromo circular Tho Hooting debt, exclusive of interest vb ou apphoation. Thia company want a few u«eoa*Oo..CmcMK>.lixa. due ou Um bonds, was $684,000, and the iota good ageutd. . interest then amounted to over $2,500,­ The Gixbat Favojutb ’—Tho popular 000. Besides thewe well-fouudisl claims CUU Cure of Abe ago!! Composed of pore and aim pie drug*, Wilbofl'a Tonic haa luug UdJ Uio there were the demands nf stodtholdcra, IdgtiMt placv tn tbe long line of rnmedlm fur who held $25,000,000 of stock, seme of (XiiH* and Fever. U i« not only Anti-Periodic bat in Anti-Panic, for It curtail*'tbe heavy ex­ which they had obtained from Jay Cooke pense of doclore' viaita. where friendly call* as a premium on then bonds, and of are all itemised in the account current. A m waved in a |x>nuy gained, and carina it owimwm uf u small amount uf profurred way adda to health and comfort. Trv Wilbofl'a Tonic ati a certainty, and yon will ■lock. never regret it. Vittr-tiocx, Fixlay A Co., The assets consisted of 553 miles of n —* w-... A-lub. Now is tho time to Subscribe! completed road in operation and B»ilfsupporting iu Minnecota, Dakuta, ami The debt of tlio city of Brooklyn has Washington Territories, and 10,684,000 increased in fifteen years from $0,000,acres of land carnod by tlie completion of (XX) to $42,000,000. 1710 total valuation thatextontufroad. Only a small part of this of the city is only $200,000,000, and on land has boon reduced to actual poiwes- this liaxis a tax of $13,000,000 is aunually rion by tlio completion of surveys re­ Icvied, or at tlie rate of six and a liolf quired by government. tcuta TbebeatwrtUirBtaiiveryaerertmentareaecareLwtthoatreaarilMrea per cent 11 Is tbe alm ot the publUbor to make thia an IntercMiM aMPoatar I Anticipating tbo possibility of a high f.w both jr«*uu< a>»t old; to e<wuUli*e citvUWmwl and aiumowrtil with <tn Edwahii Bateh, Esq., Hortbn, Kings bid. Judge Shipman ordered tliat $100,­ Co., N. H . writes that an wtcriahing cure ba* rvtmiuco of llto; to cultlrata a ttoto for rra.lln< and toteUoctual I*laa«n.000 must l» paid in cash on the day of l>seii effected on bki dsoKhter by tlie neo of r-i—jK-!-p."S1",7-HS» s”u mlu, and the rest in cosli within sixty JiAnaon aAsotyHe Linitnmi. Tlio whale Bpine bocaiao diaesMd. alio lonl lhe nae of her limtm. days, but at the sale yratenlay tbo find and only bid was a Imro $100,000, and inDocalatad for tho kuio pock. Hho ii now well was , offered by Johnston Livingston, 818 501 Shot duns, Rifles, Revolvers, MuM O-J «* ~«7 4-Wtai- UM?. 4b- XJ^C/ Ms Tn® The New York Fireside Companion ^PROSPECTUS FOk rl87R We pledge our reputation on the nsEsq., Chairman of the Pnrcliasing Com­ eartiun tliat any edocatad physician, aftor a mittee. 'flic auctioneer called iu vain careful cDuniuaunn ot ilia recipe, will say that for larger bid*, and after crying $100,000 rai-pr-mt' Puryatior 1‘iUw posHcma non- iue:it one.—$100,000 twice—$100,000 three times, 1m> knocked it down nt. tlmt price. Mr. Livingston exhibited his TUE MARKETS. credentials as tlie representative uf $24,* 000,000 of bonds, and then proooedod to the Marshal's office, where ho paid tlio money in a ringlc check upon, the Farmers’ L<»un and Trust Company, and the soli’ wm-consummated. Under this important step in tho reorgsuization tlio road is now owmxl by thu IxHidhohlers, and each .jicrson wlm owns a bond of $1,000 con send it in and havo it oxcluuigtHl for $1,400 of preferred stock. Tlie amount of $1,400 is arrivod at by its bearing the caipc relative pro­ portion to $1,000 tliat tho whole amount of $51,000,000 of preferred stock beam to tlio entire indebtedness of the road, which is made up of mortgage bojnis, $30,500,(XX); interest, $4,0U0,(M)0 ; land warrant bonds, $732,500 ; floating di bte, etc., amounting ja all to about $36,000,­ 000. Each iHmdholdor is to decide within a certain time, probably sixty TB » days, whether it) is for his interred to n take tlie preferred stock or to accept' in as final scUIemcnt of his claim his aharo uf NU.WAUKEK. tho proceeds uf the salu of tlie property. Wmiut-Ng. I............... *............. The New first -mortgage Ixmda, to be issued nt tlio rate of $25,000 on cacli mile of completed road, will be used to Baaurr—So. J.......... . . CINCINNATI. push forward the Gntcrpriso and to build the 1,450 miles niMMled to connect the two Hectuuis aln-ivly constructed. The estimated cost of this new stretch of road is $40,000, (XM), and its completion will give the ci»mj»any 40,000,000 more acres uf public lands Tlu, $100,0U0 |iaid in cash yesterday Wksat BiIibm.......... . ...... was n<lrnn''“<l by the individual members of the 1‘urchauing Committee, and la lhe only lieu in existence upon this rood, which lust so long been weighed down by debt.—New York Sun. .............ottz.fi:-- guagu because hut crojie had been de- Uy depeudetrt upon her for mipport that 4r«yvd by high watnr. He cQMKwl Ood ■he ww» peruritl-M tn retain her rituatiou for dmtroyiagliia crops last year by heat and drought, and fur dostraying them MKpwuUy notiww iwrvod ujxm Un> this year by flood, and uonduded his bhajiberay of tbo Creator with tlio ettpretwitun, •' God damn him.!*' His tongue PABTIAL LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS FOR m I .ary Ilaadall Comfort Hr. Jehn B. WUHamHe 31111c Deane UaiUu •ou F. Urownr. ■tiirtmr the exnilnit t fir^toHdtSaX^MtlN^Mi iJa^ ueKoum lor xatxn* vaiK«. । i.i* is, m «■«»*******? *« ... net <*f Ib-paper. Thn e—UWwW-D. to tm« Onnxre^t y-hv Um*vjwy rnrrnoat writer* for dfaUdren In Hi*- country. Thia alnwo luakca TH I. i* KVl 1OUK Finite I DM CON FA NION invataabte to every laouaelxdd where there are children. TIlF- rlrt raws, ■ • to- ' Iran-Anal Elll.X FAlLEWBLK “ » " BKUINNIXU TO BEO. SS “ A MODEL TACHT, (Onlurod) Vatav. 3 c«.<* T!i*»r beuUtnl picture* nre ecilablc Jur Iramlur. alul afford a valuable adiUlluu MUNBO’S GIRLS & BOYS OF AMERICA. Largest and Host Popular Weekly Paper for Young Folks. tiloto.™b...r lUsctoMreo. It cootalM a iarror amount ami varMyofs»odreading fur rtt u and boya Uiaa can be bad la any other weekly or motAbly periodicaL TERMS FOR 1870. MtTXKfffl’antZJt AKD BOTH OF AMKKTCA aad TH* KKW Yn*K FIKKIFlltK I'ASIOK: Ouim et wfU fr aret rl can ireloubKrtbera tn tlwlr own vtUago. WiHo tor parilcnUr*. Addnw, V1IEMRO, Publisher, MERIDEN CUTLER! S. H. HARRIS’ Improved Cltlraga Fl IIF. and DVKOI.A SAFES ■sasEs-s^ss PORTABLE GRINDING BILLS. C1/:+.+A A Now Sabbath School Song Book Br B. B. » W o. Mte. i THE HI6H SCHOOL CHOIR !! YOMSSEHE^^ THE 8ONC MONARCH. OUVER DITMMI • 00., wm ' I aw.r. Hip [GEQ.P. Rower A co-1 FOR StlE.Sisr.'^rt—xflJBsS: ahikl which Stary J. Wlnra Hataaal W. Feaiec <;rar«r I.. A tarn Albert W. Aiken live, Fuahloa Editress “ $250^ . MtaU. SIX CONTINUED STORIES ,n„iw,« a1a SILVER ‘“iltX-KB TIPPKI) An incident occurred at the Treasury TIPPED Mwm sad r*s *i» am* d Department, iu Washington, the btiinr SHOES day. Odo of tho female oonntere in tliat bureau yielded to the temptation to Hb-al GABLE. a twcnty-dollar greenback. Knowing •>CREW tliat tbe deficit would bo ascertained iWZRE without fail before 3 o’clock, riw made haste to sliii'kl hurself by rejiorting that ■he luul discovered a deficit of tluii amount At ouco the moat rigorous ex­ unination was nwA’, but in vain, to find ♦ho was responsible for the loan. The excitement that prevailed in the cadiropm when the $47,000 toes was an- IK.-»U boiukxhI was repeated an a small scale in Mr. Cai ter’■ bureau. Finally tlio woman who luul stidr-u tin* -bill arose from her doing so the bill nltpjNql from the pises whore it was oaMMak<«l ou her person and fell to the floa; loading to lier de­ A nun named Louis Bnrkc, who lived taction. She cuafaem-d her crime, but nt BurkraiviUc, in this eouuty, a few days told such _ , a pitiful ___ ______ ___ story __ uf jxrri rty and ago indulg. d in very blasphemous hn- ; ^jtuiion pnwring wants of n fam- Tho b«t l.eaomw wr uuir tm•: � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-09-10.pdf.pdf 28b1a308ce9f7972c9f238d0b286a3d9 PDF Text Text «u> fo-U. *-4 ADVXBTI8IJG RATS: 4297 ,ifiohigu, Progression.’ No' Retrograding.” <»«•*•*•* VOL. II. h*#K«-r *• MMla< a>y coa< ffr apnlfra «Km4 n’trffnrr - rrn31 IHm mB Tilted ,dotT' hJ-»: mranae, nniklwa JUttjoaoJB; ■■ . riusv—x: rrv O’W ».w<« uu rauas THE TTfF&S MISTAKE. Mrs. Ijopgood prided hcnwlf on being •no of the lMWt of housekeeper* She wna <mm! <>f thaso_rapid housewives who townie nn atom of diuA ns a hunter might pursnd a stag. No Ixild-mtturvd fly ever »lnred to buzz ^jtliin her dainty walla.. ?Nq cpt purred upuu her hcartlistono. Planta irere tabooed liecnuSA their Icnflete would fall. <Janary-birds wrfe ruthIcaslyZexcludud lest they should aesilter aoccL . Hunshinp wa».regarded os nu arch enemy. * ft briu|pr Hies, and. fades the cariMita,” said Mrs. Hopgood. As for Mr. Hopgood aud the children, they lived mostly in tbo kiteben. “ I can't have the boys’ muddy boots, tramping over the. carpets, aud tho girls sewing in-the parlor,” said Mra. Hop­ good. “ As fur Hopgooii, he don’t care whom lie site. One place is as good ns another where he is oouceruixl. ” Tlu> Hupgooa family nbio took their meals in the kitelinn. dicing goom an nice as anybody's,” raid Mr*. Hofgood, “ with a real carved oak widoGuard, with a mar­ ble b'p. AU^HiJvrir,Jiolulicd tin Jt*8 brV l.'.NASfi KRY fiQ„. And Mr. Hopgood raid no more. Mra. .Hopguod wa«, to use her own (aprmsion, “ in the thick of hd«sc-cl«ujiug" the next day, with Uw cnrjicta rolled into heaps, the fioora spattered with soap­ suds, .and her head tied up in a pocket­ handkerchief, .when the door suddenly opend. , . , . r “Take enrol if Imy/^ail,’4f ^pMfihi light and sunshine I teach Beu and Fanny that ' home* fa Something mon' Ihm all vliiply name, and try, in so far ai wc mn, to retrieve the errors of our ■post life.’* And Mra. Hopgood mutely bowed her head. ■ ’ Ml wijl try busbap<|>”^h| npswered. and soda!” cried she, shrilly. “ 0 I it’s you, is it Ally I” “Yvo, mother, it's me," said. Alexan­ der, her - eldest sop, who had just g<>0« into business ** junior ]>artncr to his father. “ I MJ—<lo ^ave ijff wusljjtag n minute, and ntbxid to $te!(^fvramrs in town—my old Hum, you knoi<—only for onrf day, and WFrfhkM hirtKi dh»r. ’’ . “To dinner I” almost screamed Mra. Hopguod, dropping her brush in Imt consternation.* “ Alexander. Ifopgood, 1 arc you crazy 1 Of courno I ran’t liavo him to dinner. Jn*t look at tho oonfusion tlu house is io.” “ O, he won't mind that, mother. Ry-1 croon is a thoroughly good fellow. Jtnd let him oil down io pot-luck with the real of ns, any— “I shall do nothing of the sort, AlcxanWr.’J ' IJnHRd«wi, Wyandy 1 uompreraing hcrHps. “ You know I do The people of Massacliusctta con to m plate with cnnsiderable complacency tho returns which liavo nlrcndy been received of tho State ccruuis. These returns indi­ cate ^tot^l uupt^dioq^if atajfli million end three-quartern, of which Boston vtaifas 333,000. The p>prilaU'on <X tlw-State% 187(Fta»*T*®7,3Al,’*ndir Boston 230,620. Tlw incrcoM in tho State in tbo post five years has been nliout twenty per cent., and in Bostou thirty-three par cent. In tlw decode be­ tween 18G0 and 187(| MnsHachusetta could only lx wit of an increase in popu­ lation of 226,U00, or a little owreightocD jx-r cent Her progn-as in |xqmlhiion siileo 1870 has, therefore, been muck nioro rapid than it was during tbo pre­ ceiling decode. Tlw rqfifFnn of thexvnl nnsAI nut id nl skfiicieitly JiivAuAMatl TlfK !>K»nt f>F JRW^Y,, SFlPTENfffliSV 10,4^3? malatqx and " NO. 50. its I winter tfe*jwC^SSPke drfi*«bed Ml(MIGAX NEWS. J xrkso#. 11makes • .............. - ‘ •• it a little uncomfortable, spread•* '—Brick PomcToy has been enmffrd to I | over it-a comforter or two Woolen blantragic end of Ralston, tbo “magnifi­ kuts, winoli Ktioukl be washed as often , iHj>cak before the agricultural cent," rays it is d't^ tyth had dk|^ every two weeks^ With this nrrangc- .ADsgan County, Sept. K. osty and g«xxl c uApi. llalAi UUtU * m< nt, if you waeh all the bed covering —Oxn 1,000'Congers attended the him that his life was as pcrniciom» os his picnic at Flint last week. Thn gathering •u ago of hare a delightfully healthy bed, and sel­ wm Mldnwaad l^ J. W., Childs.. . i^etary bub- dom fail to obtaii: that Ycfrrehing mWj> 1 —The Itailrqad Hotel at Hag tax w City ing, ballooning. which is necessary to the javformancc xFU‘M <L?itrOJ-1 fUT‘ L°“’ of the arduous ditt&s Mlilri J. whecontr ImMdc buritts-nnd W flctm no —A couple,of ixiwi’llitc* Went out one' MAIA4TOM-:^ ^DaPrTALITY. ■lore; when one balloon sailing in the evening, intending to whip another num, summer |kjr fajQangldju ou jp.gjv.storm W.,0. Ralstyn’s princely hospitality, but got entifnred in tin- dark and pound­ and swepdout . cxiAencc/ then is om­ mys a correspondent, was notorious tlw ed each ottwr. inous warning in the collapse. ’Die fidl­ world over. Whenever a gentleman ure of the Bank of Cshforuiii conveys from obrmd presented lutb-ni of . intro oeniiug an • annual capacity of 8t)Q»OnO ite besona, cosily read, to every other ductiuju ^kWfl ifttreduced,a -friend, Irnnwls have pome into tho Michigan Halt it was his cpjiom to Invite Ti«m to'fislt Arwociation. • him at hn elegant country mansion at —At Atin Arbor, WiUtettt Main, an 11ipus death of Ralston is equally a warn* 1 y<Ar-old‘ 'vngabuntl, wiw recently soning to every young man whoec greet] of Itetiifet .'tt/ifoc State Reform Sdtou> by gain is li-ndrog him to ratMfhtf' cri-rV' Jnstfeo<3lrtrii f<W tinycara. J ,i , titre guewt a railroad ticket, and when he j —IhferMfe18w«t, ef -lA teiilphmaciv arrived at the depot at hfa destination, a 1 taMtd • Ihv aCtos mardenirs Fred some anibikitMW y«>nng fmaoqicr Imd be­ splendid carriage Was in waiting to den- I U*nn>lw*gosM to.Sinta s I’rfaau fur life, fore him, let him contemplate Ralston toy him to Mr. RaWon'a residence. On Ind John Kul^.for t^cidy , onoAMMtalu dead, arid pause in his purauit of the roitto+4d|igKl4ri< Ufjfu*(s|*lpfayi^> California hospitality offered to pay Rairowphuwi duk thaduck minious grave. Everyone, high or low, •ton for-the ticket, wlu-nsipun the great st tiiat point fa in a dilapidated condition, whofK-iwjnf bjypnd lue menus, and, > financier Ixieamc liighly indignant Hfa and thinks mure .wheat d^tild be shipped wjiM it not for tiiat fact. • therefore on the moni'y of otlicr people, —A ratUwnako wfa eqiltircd near ia a Ralston. The world is full of just Saturday and Sunday., On Sunday his Baldwin a few days sinor, and was teoiwnl siwii I^Hons, and jn ^ind, if fM iA de; four-horse ciiarioi was Hyiug over the gree, Ihuxtoh’s fate must eoodbr or later surrounding country, conveying visitors by ite ea|>tom nnhl it lfeiteolf and died overtake them: Ralston was but a mag­ to the princijMil places of intercirt. Al a of ite powun in seven minutes. —Midland county yields this year nificent cxcmplicaUoD of that clement in seasonable hour on Sunday bight, after the worbl which says with bravado, d—n seeing tiiat Iuh gaeats wear pinned on' 200,000 bushels of .wlx-at, Ixing four kmes tlw yisld of last year. Midland is tho expense! Tho elegant, energetic, gtxxl terms with each oilier, ho would enthusiastic President of the Bank of place one portion of the mansion at their a new county, but a good one. — The City Marshal of Grand Rapids California qomes to a bard ending, but dis]>ceal, and, informing them as he had who'shall tny that be did not bring it to drive to. the city jn Che morning he refuses to carry out the order of the Common Council to remove the track of innsi nacnssarily alia t early, would bid upon himself; that he luul not earned it And those who will pity aud excuse hiiii them good-night and retire, leaving them the Grand Itapidaslrcetrnilway eonqmiiy cannot deny that his case Horvtn to point to amuse themsclros according to their from Monroe *tacet. —Warren Lewis, of Ann Arlxjr, son of tlie most iiNcfnl moral, and because of vurious tastes and inclinations. His rea­ ite prooBnc^' iau8t ^or son. driving tf and from :the ci|y W. II. Lewis, proprietor of the Leonard salutary*pnfipone. It teachivs that the tidily, a distance of fifty-two nfilca, wm House, wax shooting at a mark last Satur­ simple rules of- boneoty, ohl ns Adam, that it benefited his health, as it was the day afternoon, when the gun exploded, cannot long be evaded; Hint credit must only relief he enjoyed from the cares of blowing liis right lumd completely off. not be abused; tiiat a trust is sacred; a mammoth buainoa". Instead of spend­ The bey is 10 yearn old. to.cnablo it to be raid whether ibe ma­ k* ri 'l! l»ro»rsR* siacq J87Q lufi |steady sny time' lAilPlitw nt such’a perilous celipsoit wluit it was ia the ]>reccding this. If you have been fool enough to di'cadc. It can hardly ba expected, jtak him, you inay get out of the setupe Iwwdvdr,; tiiat •. this will Bo** tlw case, the beat way you can !” though there fa no doubt (lint tlw State haa gone forward rapidly in every direc­ “But, mother-:—” “ I don’t wont any mor»r discussion on tion. In 1870 MawincliiLsi'tta bad 186 the Atbjeclj" .tend Mrs. Hopguod, ilab- (■croons to the mjqare mH it Atqiroicnt bling away with the hrttali. 1 ■ she has nr.iriy 225. Tlw State ts more And Alexander went out, damming tho thickly settled tluui Franco, Germany or door. “ By George !” quoth Alexander Austria. There are only three States in Hopgoml torhinuH*lf, “if I can't ask n tho Union—Connecticut, Delaware and friend to my home, there’s nt least tho Rhode Island—which arc smaller in nn-n alternative of inviting him to a hotel. I tlian MnsrachuMltta ; yet in population never did such a thing before, but I don’t in 1870 she Bnqmased thirty, being tlw m-ven th Slate in tho Union. Were sec how else I can manage. ” So Alexander Hopgood entertained ; all the territory in ‘the United States as Mr. Ryerson nt the hotel, and gave nn thickly populated ns MavadiuscUs fa, unlimited order for icx<d cluunjmguo and tlw country would have a population-of desert. And the upshot of it was that over GOO,000,000. tlrat ostentations difpjay.i* nob »n eri-| Alexander Hopgood was brought.hi nt dence of prosperity ; tiiat audacity of eleven o’clock at night, by twj of the management is Dot skill in financiering. Hay fever, if not a malady of the moat waiU-rs, hojrclcsaly intoxicated. “ Don’t l>o f-f-fraid, nadlicrStut­ serious character, is nevertheless on nn- It is eloquent of that .trite and time-worn maxim that «conmny in wealth. It is pleasant one ; and in the interest of tered h«, ’ brandMdng nn empty bottlu, ■ ns ho camo dimly conscious of her white, those who ore liable to it, a discovery not tin orppimcnt ftgittnsi genial■ which two Continental pr taliiy, Botial clcgffnr*,' not evt* | geared face bending war him- “ Go on with your washing ! Its a deal jollier at to have made between them cannot be expenditure, when there ia an honest I too generally known. The victims of fortune back of tlx-m, but it enforces tho hotel than it is at home. Freedom this cnrfbtut icpideniic can nefer ■veifttijD with terrible directness tho lesson that orcver I Hbo-oo-ray!” “ O, wluit shall I do ?’’ sobbed Mrs. I into the sunshine or get heated by oxer-' «vaxy man is bound to spead witon W* cise between about the middle of May • means, or take the certain alternative of Hopgood, when the writers were oneo more out of the house, and the roll of -and the end of June without an attack disgrace, perhaps of death. of violent sneezing, inflammation of the thg cab wheeh had died nw»v. “To^ A DXAFXKA.TK UlIUAXipX^ Efta that art brt<ht, apd ioCI, mmI y*p— Most people arc like c£ga—Tuo foil pf thcmnelvra to hold any tiling MMb. ' ' A mauk flower—Tl» pink of pdtHe- T*S- hral pocket companion—A fell • I>nrsc. . wsa ictunt • . ^ninnt-i Wa Huppsuc Uait tbuip quit* ph hugOjOn araountof craft .^poD the . land aai|Mrc js upon the ., l m t.w A« auctionivr once advertised * lot <X, chairs whiep, hp {laid, had bpen used by “M-hooI eldhln n without back"." “ Cax you npell donkey with one lettor?” nxkcd a wily young man of a bright girl. “ Yts,* she answered, “ u." . The Irish now claim the Japanese ruler as a fellow-countryman ; ‘‘ for,” says Fat, “ isn't his name Mike Ado i" From the Tectuqpah(Ncb.) Chieflain: “Mr. Moses Stocking, the sheep, king of Saunders comity, lias been invited to invited to deliver the address at the State Fair.” Thkre waa a place apart in heaven for gmxl wives who could judge a wicked thing as handily when a man did it .as when a woman did it. But it has never been occupied, I believe.—Chee Fw Ttin. A dot recently found a pocketbook ami —Tho military exenraion to Puf-in Bay, n-turned it to ite owner, who gave him a fivc-cent piece. The boy looked *t the under' the direction of company B, of Amr Arbor, proved very sm awful in coin nn instant, and then lianding it roluctantly back, audibly sighed as he said, in every n-spcct About 000 excuraion“ I can’t change it. ” fata left far the islands. A XEi.no, being asked wltat he was ia —The contract for building tho new AX ACCOM.VOIfATIXG KHKHlt'F. university hospital at Ann Arbor Ims jail for, raid it was for borrowing mbney. Iwen nwnrdixl to Mcasrs. Richards & '•Bert,” raid'tliequestioner, “tbeyilon't ] Mickle, of Jackson. Six proposal*, put people in jail for borrowing money.” , ranging from 013,100 to 89,200, were te- “Yes,” raid the darkey, “but I had to | knock do man down free times before ho free transportation to Now York, thete ceived. —Thesteam sawmill of Van Etten would lend it to me.” to expiate their crime spun Uw gallows, addressed tho lavt candidate as follows ; I Campbell A:Co., located at Pinconning, ( II.uti bridegroom—More money, “Soyonr conscience ain’t, easy, eh 1” I on tfcq Jackron* fanning and Haginnw i madam, more money! h*Ve you forgot­ “-A1C” r/j/wA th(J inutAerer^ r IliU railroad, in Bay ixinnty, wns totally de­ ! ten that my money lias bought < vcryLoss tho curse of Cain upon my brow ; I I stroyed by fire last Friday. that you stand in ? Fair bridt*—b’<j,«ix^. :; ......... wander, wander, but And no rest.” 810,000. ’ — Pustmnsfcft have recently been'ap ­ nsr liavq. I forgotten that yot^c raoqey “And you’re the man?" “I am." “ And yon want to l>e lianged 1” “ I pointed in this State as follows I Conger, . has bought what stands iq jt, A oovru of imighliors became so hos­ fc^l tiiat I shan’t rest easy till I am Montcalm county, Henry Jarman ; Ebn hanged." “KYell, mv frijjrid,” replied Hall, Gratiot oounty, William U, White; tile that they would not xpeak to bach the Sheriff, AioughtfmljT “tho county Riclifiald, Gnuesoe coi^ity, James R. G. . other; Intt one of them, having taxm treasury ain't well fixed at present, and Tunwr ; Thomas, Oakland county, Thon. converted nt a comp*meeting, on saving' hi* formw Mvemy, hold out his haad«' I^on't w^nt io take ary risks in aaie B. Knapp. —Michigan salt manufacturers ore raying: “How d'ye do, Kempf I am you’re not tho man, and arc YAst lutning* fo^a free ride to New York. Beside, jnbftaut over their, prospecta. Halt is humble enough to si take hands with a those New York courts can't l>e trusted wiling ut 81.28 jx-r barrel, the highest dog.” to hang a man. On tlw whole, as yon figure reached this year, and the ilfymand The Yale Jlccord relaUs Uiat once, ray you deserve to be killed, and want ia sucli that cooaidurable difficulty is ax* when a party of students had inveigled _________ |_]>nnicl Pratt,____ the greet American traveler, to be billed, .nylon it canjt juake mugh perienoed in tilling orders. — Dctoxrit has furnfalicd another ter-] ^to a clone closewvim room,whif.ll which ' - - smnll, "11 ..l^c diffiHnciAo yitdoriHhciety fabw you aro riblo domwtic tragedy. Comb Grtgwrre ^gmonslyfilling with tojmocu killed, so long as you arc, I giuws I'll ho} in '■ mild way, remarkci : kill you myralf.” So raying, he drew uicr, a drunken, worthlivw Frenchhis revolver, bnt that coscienco-strickca maxfi inflict'd fatal injuries upon hfa ' “Gentlemen, yuur speaker ain't a ham.”' ing two or tliruo months annually in traveling abroad, he took, l>y tlio advice of hi-i ^i^ydiinD, <lailj| «xcjgi«i!r ip /his way. ’ He was a fcoalcm driver, and al­ ways handled the reins himself. : i.iaauw,.i K recent occurrence in Birmingham, the ux of turning things all upside down, " It’s your own fault, mother," raid a moat distressing cold. Prof. Helm- I England, wan of a oharaetur calling to just fw,,orfe’s own fampjrf Common Benny, tlie second son. “ You wouldn't' holtz observed that Rie malady was iuva- mind the famous affair m Cincinnati Inst crockery ‘ware and good Imnc-handlcd let Ally .bring his friend here." riably cliarncterizrd by the presence of I spring, where a donkey defended itmdf knives arc just os .good for cvcry-dny “ Hold your tongue,” sharply retorted very minute infusoria, not unlike the no bravely against a bonces. In Birm, queer little creatures that wc sometimes iugluim n lioness had an encounter, not Mra. Hopguod, wincing liencnth thu । “ Mamma, "Fnid Elsie Hopgood,achcr- prick । of this home truth. “Coll Elsie. | see in rain-water butte, only mueh with n donkey, but-with a dog. 'A-Vepi-y chuckl'd girl of sixteen, “ I should like ' ]I need her help. ” smaller. These be found uticzifig most er in the zoological gftnlofis Imd occasion to ait iu tho (xirlor somotini-n. Mra i “O, mother'” pipp*! J’aunj, the j ^•myiAnaly in tho lowcz cavities Mid ro- to enter the den of the lipncpt as he Imd Montfort and her daughter use theirs ’ younger , girl; running'down stafrs in. Densrs of tlA- nomvondlre noticed that at often dune in safety, and. Ixrfam, ho had every evening, and it looks so pretty and jfrantic haste, “ Elsie ain’t here.” low temperatures they were very slug­ closed the door a mastiff dog, which hail nteasraih there.” gish and inactive, but woke up, as it brokcq a^rvl-gfqmi it*, <Jnun, ruaix-d in “ Not here!’’ “ Stuff and • nonsense ! ’’ said Mrs. “ No, mother ; she hasn't been to Ixxl were, when warmed. Here, then, was after him. The lioness immediately atHupgoud, hhaq'ly. “ I keep houra my- at g all—and there's a note on her table the secret of tho disease ; but it was tuaked th* dog, springing upon ita back Phif. BinzwluMC investigation suggrsted and pinning it by the neck. TWtritatifT, ralf, after my own frahian, and leave directed to you." olhera to do the same. ” ’ the remedy. He 'found that infusoria I almoot as large as tbo Ii<mew,,resisted “Open it, mother," said Isaac Hop­ “ But, mamma,” pjeodedEhie, “I was good, huskily. “This is a doomed might be poisoned by quinine, and of this attack, and, Itaving freed itself from this fset Helmholtz availed himself in its more powerful opponent, sprang at thinking how I should like to invite all night f for our household. My God ! tax* tho girls Iwre some evening and have (onr home become bo (listaxtefnl to "<mr ba-* tefutuM'nt; of hay fever, from windi her and bit her in the throat, holding ou ho’UdlxHm'n'talflifrcr . iii tlpx^ari/. «U» by its teeth until,the lioness gave it a murderer hail deported in the direction wife and than took his own life. Tlw i YermuiaT, when a wwmui fall doun ten, and afterward a liitlo-dance. I’ve elrfldrcn thzitfaj.' fly from it Hkc rata, mcr for twenty yofrs. ’riie iMnfcd pro­ tremendous blow with its paw, hurling of .Ytarka prUK mrh.Jcrv'y Ahatgwpplc weapon used was a common jack-knife. ! ncarthe City Hall, a nuui. huning against been asked out so many tim< a, without ( from a falling house —Mrs. DoroUi-w Vaimyke was recently I tlw fence waved hfa hand and remarknl : fessor made a verv weak solution of sul- it to the other side of the dim with such I couldn't see the brand of Cain on hfa ever responding, Hurt I'm reully ashamed Elsie's note was short enouglu It to go.” pliate of quinine, and, lying flat on his force agivnst the keeper that ho was brow for dust found ia'the Weil of her brother's house, . “Zhora's where zhey have vantage, “Then you had better stay at home,” 1read : Ixick with ilia hand down, ho poured a knocked utuggnring sgnhist tho wall. in tjpringwellrj, a suburb of Detroit, Fi fall down folks zhay I m zlirnnk. kaid Mra. Hojigfxhl, (wlishing vigorously ( ** Duh Muruca; I an> tired of iivitiR iu U«i little of it into each noctril, and found -The contest between the two animals dead; supposed to be a cane of suicide, W«nan fall down an' folks zhay she ■ kiteben. I have ran away with Jolui Elton. awa^ .at ths. stein .-i«f her silver .cardinstant relief. The remedy is a cheap coutinuofl over Ilia pnntrai'.’ num, nqd, The *tow York Tribunr. rttfSl. “Thu, although some believe that her death 1 oughter to sue zlio city for ten thousand aixl U-fon- yon nee nsc again 1 nliall liave rn- . rc-^rcr. “I think I ran myself, with tered , and simple one, and ought to bo very fer'a jsirtienlnriy ciflb.irrarwing <vfnfti- members of tin fhrijnuprniri! frnigrW,' was tlw result of an accident, and others duUanv— Detroit Free Prm. upon a new fatnrc. Elmk.'* • vnhud le to those whom this queer afleo tion, tlw one he occupied wks undcninMy during their stay ia Fhris, mode a trip ncoCMirt it murder. all fife'young foiks fti ,towurddjicing on ■ j A (Jniax^o youth burst forth ink' U»s my ufrtvwla «arpc^ and snkc crambo, । Mrs. Hopgood broke out into wild, ti<* *L»jv** MP* •’rrn0 the man-who shot Streusel, ' poetic tribute to tlw lady of hfa love. something fine. Fortunately thu rtauing through tho famous sewers of that city. hysterical imWittes. . ■ n cwinfry_iii|> U thk^kJfA’Uul ..j- ryt»it yn-ft; 'ifaViM uvrr urn­ ■ Mr. tM litMfclA filMl id the lioness and tho barkipg of tli.o The trip,* i«g W, «M*i Wat- st id Lcuwing, Lansing, has liaa luul laid a partial {xutial examinar examine- 4• It fa fervid and truthful : thing. ( season of the year. dog were so great that attautiau wnt tended with the disagreeable trials which tion ta-fore Justioc Walhr. He Ormfirecd । scrawled pajier with a face cold and set attracted, and oasistauco Htuumauisl to naturally suggest themselves. Tlio sow­ lusr’UA-imt said that h« bod duiH- ikin; ► like steel. ttf.MKl»Y run ncuxa. ki-epcr. A terrific blqw on the held ers arc lighfel aritfr *il‘k»aq«C and bear hcU defame lie is *n It^iap, »ud can • | “ Ran away with John Elton!” ho ro“ I wish mamma was like any one । pented, Slowly. “ 1’oor Elsie I tlicu God A useful remedy for scalds and bums with a bar of iron was given the liuOMa tho names of tho corrcspomUng streets i>0i. »p<j^ jrouUle TO clrm,” she said to lujyclf, the leans ob- I help her. For he fa as great a villain is an embrocation if lime-water and lin- jibdas tlwl annual hod about fiuislaxi atreeta above m whjjuaji.d btyo enameled had in getting an interpreter. A keiieavep Jfcw York taffy 'wetA Uf ncuriugJter xfotaJ. <LI wiML-Alse was Mu- and scoundrel as ever lived ; and she sfied oil. These simple agnate combined tho dag, the cmAthro stunned for n few letters, so that* the drainsmen always ’2-aWWWhg*jUrf»'I^"ii' A. her niiu<T.‘^kifihTUm-A «**>’•*• Kata Prickett's mother, who lets her has sealed her own doom. Mother, fprm a thick,crcam-liko substance, which seconds and the keeper rescued from bh know where they are. The voyage is 1 tmH«Al>SrptnlxM feBKTtfwr have company every ThuraJay.evening. mother ! this conus of your housekcep- elf<-ctuuliy excludes the air from the in- |*«riloun (Kwitiou, though not a moment AatOIh-nlCtab. TW M.jJH I. dbrfow J.4.0 t. biw. . 11 raid itsofltconi areas follows: President, husband, fao tanufi.oUW ‘"S" • iulq.rl 1 was married i could nave a house of i*i made in neat little railway cant, l>eau- Who, Schulte; Vica>PresidaoU August three who liad previously duuppp^/ "It wasn’t my fault, Isaac,” nobbed my o ,a, dwrr. It fa unlikely that the keeper will tifnlly poliabcd nod lighted up with oil 'Udwltai O»iw Schulte; from the public viuw. “ Why, nuubun, Mnj. Hopguod, rocking* herself Imchwant to, umpire a game of tiiat kind lampi aud globes, which run along rails 1Treasurer, Ferdinand Tcrpci; DotectiYc, hoijis thia?" asked the rcvcrenl'gen­ wan! and forward on a chair into which fiayisi from l^«r neck to her hips. ■ H^jt, again at such close quartern. tleman. “Ab! it's mighty bad,” she ■ place 1 on tho curbstones of the drain. Joseph Mucllun-. , she liad dropped. ’b-feT jahjch you riAe, iiut wti&j aro agonies were indescribable; —Mr. Pickard, one of tho proprietors rcplitnl. uTiier<j wm never a poor tromnn “ It wm your fault,” retorted her hus­ clothing Ixnug gently removed, and tlw with John Elton, evening after evening i worn down with such » lot of dying wen drawn l>y men on cither side. The other of tho Everett House, at Lanmug, was He fa a wortldera, dissipated follow, and band, almost savagely. “ You madu the lime and oil preparation thiekljOprbod . To allow Ixxl lim-n to lw nsed, without half is made in barg.-a, also elegantly kill<-d test week. He was rmraing the an I’ve been!” . very name of home a mockery to your over yio injured surface, she was Found w-aahiug or changing, throe or six mootin', do fit associate for any girl." qrlighted and towed by men. The most track w£ the Lake Shore and Miobigiui rru.tr oc« Dx-r/xs aAm upta txt j <foft Ifanf.” said children; you abut up your soul insuta ! aslocq* in five minutes. HulxwquenUy, would Iw regarded ns Imd housekeeping; Some uitertwliug ifivesligations re­ trying feature of tlw voyage is tho want Southern' railroad, when tho home be­ Mra. IIopgtKxi, with a perturbed face. of a scrubbing patl ; and^now you arc | tho parts were carefully washed - with now if a thin sheet can absorb enough of of air,, but Iw„ ___ „___ T_,-----------’jond thi<_ _ there is nothinog come frightened and jumped into the cently made by M. Gobley into the “ I snpfKXM'd she was with Kate Priek«tt_ reaping the bitter harvest” ths cxcretionH of , tlw laxly to make it! that the ordinary tourfat of Ix-Ui sexes cattle guard. Horae and driver were chemical constitution of tho brain show Of oMras poor Alexander Hopgood the oil I or Clara Montfort. I'm a great deal too unfit for ute in a few days, a thick mat- I cannot support without the aid of coan- kilhxl, and tin buggy knocked into a that tho human cerebral substance con­ busy with pickling and AouBckoqMug to was unable io lift his thruhWK html j j-ati. nt . tains about 80 per cent of water; and trew, which can absorb and retain a ' teracting rrmedit*.' thousand picow. run at a giddy girl’s heels the whole time. from the pillow the next day, aud bis I the skin come off rho did not have a scar. J thoosaud times as much, needs to be tiiat two albufninoid matters are prwwmt, • Lrrrui does the shallow-pated lover one not differing from albumen and sol­ But I’m going to commence draping to- mother never left him until aftenioon. ; This remedy leaves no hard coat to dry purified as often, certainly, m once in ORIGINAL FOKTEY. who holds the "hank” of wool for bis able iu water, while the oilier ia inaoi1 on the sores, but softens the ports and throe mouths. A sheet can bo washed. ** Eli " aays the first composition be W,^ kS&rl^^i^mis-• tho parlor blind* were thrown wide ! aids nature, to repair the injury in tlin A mattresn cannot bo renovated iu this lady to wind, know the derivation of that ublo—and fur this the investigator pro­ ever wrote rah about tliis 1 ' word. Tho first mon who did what he poses the name of ocphalinr. The fatty chief. ” open, a flood of sunshine streaming in, , readiest and mewt axpcditiqiw manner, Htqjpoace ho is doing for the first time substance of the brain, ho finds, is said Isaac Hopgood, I the table neatly rat in tlw pretty dining I This miliurc may be procured in the tag a matt revs bat by steaming ft or pick­ “Mother,' in bishiry wan a Ficscninb weaver, Hankc- formed priDoipally of ebtfeotertar, Imd“ ................. * we 1 room, with Howers on the table, and new ; drag stores, but if not thus accessible, ing it to piece*, sod thus in fpkgmeute hu>k th>t if mua <b‘ Brabant, who scaled in York, exposing it to the rays <rf the mm. fer 1 * * ,hc ’ u ” ni ' ” t aojr ’ rh ' " «“ stiractivs to our books, gomes and punxhw scattered slake a tump of quwklimc in water, and around.' as food the C-hildnOl___ । --|I **° •~^’u as ““ “ *v water ww«» fa clear, uinu.j mix max it 1» with wi»<i tlioac processes are scarcely practicable | And i» soya this War the only original Eogl-UMl, in 17M, ami gave h*M his rin, and the organ coutaina Ekswira cer•■O-ruBTOU^r-notolmUTinlaTOrt. Mr.. Hopped grod ’i“‘ • i “d «hJw “ *rU■with any of tlw ordinary nudtre#*«''*I J P^tey he ever sgste, and it wm pom- name to the skein. ■l«pi«-r»'dlike.»to broU««l rur. Bb. MnUj ■»«« b« p™r boiUuKmto to. am decidedly of tiie optaaou-! that thr . posed by another fellow : A wnExnric writer says that rorrjnons alcohol, others soluMa to.water and Dot h.«<OM.^z.l,MM™.MI«ttaihome. . j .1 vill b«x»» d«r u. U. mumTO grxxl old-faahio»d atraw-lxxl, which can ‘ VhftalUI br Mro., commit suicide. We are glad to bear f m nlq|jir>L During decouipoailiaa, ti* “ Thia fa the way in I’Xtiy three mcnith* be changed for freoh : marie lantern, like the little Micfords. • in which wr । The preparation raay 7,.be. kept ' botttad __•_ n“ **«• ** c*uak it If other inracta would only get into cerebral pulp farnisbea aaid product--, OiJ children havsn’t been brought nP’|mnrt live h«x*fonrard, mMhac. bskI I the h«me. and it will be ar. good six straw, .nd the tick be wmduxi, is the I the halut of doing so, how much more . among which are oleic, margaric, phoisweHmrt and healthiest of lieds. If in | Aon.r. her husband, cheerily. “Let in the montlm old a* when find made. would people think (< them ! 1 pho-glyocric, and plioaphoric acids. �" KEEP IT IS MIHD YOU WILL FIND CORN, AFFLER, OATS, day nod still Ungers around. He ap- ' BOISE & LEE PtTiTtBA at Hasting* em Wednesday for d» ELEVATOR Ilf ifA SEVILLE get buck at Jackson. win Mil al OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HAS JUST RECEIVED A CROCKERY GLASSWAEE FINE, LARGE STOCK OF SUGABlOtoU Cents! ly friends a s Wholesale and Retail ' ? Da Wednesday aftenxen last two LATH, A hired man of Wesley Mead's, daughters of the late I. A. Holbrook, SHINGLES living west of the city, recently killed were married by Rev. T. D. Marsh, WATER LIME, a GO pound badger in an ’open field. one to a young man from Wisconsin, SALT, and the other to Will McLaughlin of HAIR, Charles Huichkiss of tho Register STUCCO, ol Deeds office is taking a jest from Muskegon City. The boys have se­ official faboo, and .visiting in -N. Y. lected as life partners two of the most amiable young ladies of our city. Let A SPECIALTY. Stele. joy and happiness attend the jfowig A seranade party were out on Mon­ . AINSWORTH R BROOKS, couples in their journey through life. day evening putting forth their sweet Proprietors. Our firemen are making prepara­ strains from the violin, guitar, baijjo tions for the "boss" dance of the sea­ and comet. son daring fair week. The boys THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF John Doxy an employee at the should be encouraged by the dliaens eroquet works, badly cut the thumb day or two ia this eity this week. SHELF pboid fever, is one of th a complaints. Another high-toned drunken made the night hideous by howls a few evenings ago. A hour” in jail might do some of a litilc good. Again in the Trade GOODS Fort Yayie, CANNED FRUITS Don’t make your pur­ chase until yon have FANCY GROCERIES seen my Stock. OF ALL KINDS AT C»ST! Miss Hattie M. Bradl has just re­ turned from N. Y. City and opened a EBusinesB Helatlom new and better stock of selected mil­ linery goods than ever before shown Of all kinds, and . in this county She has attended the that of stranger*. fall openings, and being an expert at AT PRICES THAT DEFY the trade, will ho doub: receive a special ttention COMPETITION! largo patronage. Ladies should ex­ amine her goods nod prices before Is Invited to ay stock of purchasing their ‘‘new hat.” Of *11 kinds which wo Al the Episcopal Church on Sun­ party their, “half them A E A gentleman in this city having an adopted chi'd is reported as often seen by the neiglfoors, flogging the boy in an unmerciful-mannenj How is that, John ’) W. I. F. Hams whose sickness was reported a,few weeks ago wc are glad to state is at present in a better condition, and steadily gaining toward a recovery. day evening, Chauncy A. Bames, of tho firm of Hopkins R Barnes, drug­ gists, and Miss Ells A. Williams, daughter of L. D. Williams, a former telegraph operator at the depot, were pronounced man aud wife They were congratulated by their friends, (a host ot them) and left on the eve­ ning train to spend a few days ia Wisconsin. May their life be a iong and happy one is the wish of their most intimate friends and acqitainten- Wa. Jones and wife returned from • few weeks sojourn in Kent Co., a few days ago. They rejmrt a splen­ did time and plenty of enjoyment among their friends. The school census has been com­ pleted and 513 school children have been found in this city against 645 Jas C. Shedd on examinatioo be­ last year. A gain of 28. How <nany will attend school is the next fore Justice Hayford for selling stol­ en property last week was unable to questiou, There has been of late considera­ give e ufficient bail and was returned ble prowling around houses and door to comfortable quarters under the yards on Green St. nights by some care of Sheriff Cress y. He, a few eoc. Unless stopped there may be a weeks ago sold in this county a stol­ en horse from Niles, Michigan, and a buggy and.harness, and was arrest­ ed at Elkhart, Ind., by officer Prick­ T. J. Wilder seems to be opening ett By evidence already given «P with plenty o< business in his new in the case he is no doubt an accom­ avocation as peacemaker for the city. plice in the stealing, and should re­ He ia just the man to fill the office ceive the full benefit of the law. aW no OMibt will dispense of justice The Hastings Horae Association hold their fall meeting commencing R- J. Grant lias moved his stock of oe Wednesday next, 16th last, and <*fdry goods and groceries to the continuing for three days. Already large vacant store of Mr. Bowue, on several good horses are booked and ly a few doers west of his old place. entered and the prospects are that it He is to add a large stock ot dry will lie the largest field of horses in any race this fall thus far. All the Byron Vu Winkle hu dored or available stables are engaged and temporary ones are being built and wc opiue that lovers of good horse racing and running will visit the you “Rip" in whatever new under­ meeting and feel well paid for their taking you may launch your craft. time and money spent. Several Fred Sweet has invented an elec­ Nasbvilleites are intending to go and tric clock which more than meets his see the fun. expectations as to runnig. Steps are On Munday morning the school being taken to have it patented and Ikjusc bells again put forth their sound .then the manufacturing will - comwarning the children to assemble tjneocc to fill tho orders already taken. again for a terra of school. Long be­ Michael Grace has sold out his in - fore the hour of corameocement you it—st jn tho store of Crawley fc AND g SPBIM MMS! IN THE VILLAGE. aens’ property or life while fighting the firey element that is so destruct- RAPIDS DIVISION. GRAND IHOBT U*B 'rTYSB. , MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TIMX. KEEP EVERYTHING YOU NEED! Going Kortu. WARRANT TO BE PURE BOOTS AND SHOES, WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. Paid for all kinds of Produce, or ox ango FOR Grive Me a Call. BA.RGA.INS Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. call and sob us before purchasing. boiseai.ee. NatevilU, Mich., Jan, 17, 1876. C. A. TRUMAN. FURftfflJRE HANUFACTORY! ABOARD ALL QO TO THE OLD RELIABLE JACOB LENTZ & SONS HOWK TOWN! TO ffHB No. 1 Partor, Liirarj, Diiim, Office aU BEIERAL FUNTUBLJTogether with a full assort msnt d 0 F- MIRRORS,PICTURES, FRAMES AND CARDS, BRACKETS,. DUSTER8.AQ.fcC., LIVE GROCERY Baij Cate aid Peraihlatim i OF P. DURHAM NEW STOCK CSFFUiS AND CASKETS, Where you will find_a fhl>. stock of Of all stylos and slsas. and IfSTAU C CASES furohbod to ordes SER O UDS AND CO FEIN LIN­ INGS kept ctnuUuitfy on hand. boot thoroughly seasodcd lumber and war- IROI, MILS, STEEL, GUSS, WSl DOORS, BLINDS .---------- AND-------- NaahviBo M ich. Teas, CtSees, Spice*, Cracker,, Oasnran A Wwfcmn, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I Saw Mill! Notion., onRfnar nrtdi Mm Beker bought out INCLUDING THE CELEBRATED In abandaae*. aad ea of learning, while other, aroald they wouldn't go if the “old man” *0 he^fcead aadeedm eaee of ills fot' didn’t make ’em. Every prospect •mer physician, Dr. tpcaU, He Ims thus fin shows that with a persevermice iu their studies sod not troublemany days«f ekiMecstf. bouic to their teachers we shall have a good term. After a search of many days the brown horse lietenging to the county farm was found by officers Crersy paired >nd put iu good condition for 'and Tinkler iu Jud intis, anil wnaidenthe ayproadmig nines which com- fifii-d by $u|H?riii4endcnt Bidlemao, although in a powr condition, having ’iikruauuw |tj« M iMl, ; beau disfigured u* a txaMiidenible ex­ Qn tfoiijrday Ual was the begin-1 taut, by cutting the teilook*, foretap, !iiC ernrai«Mtious I and pulling out the uwu> and tail, and «uJ Ik. Johu BuUrt, ’ '•».“« «< twtag r . . . ... . . . । r>il in urandmir m iLn wexui? CHOICE CANDIES Wtol ii fee Grocery Lii PRICES THAT DEFY COIPETITIOI. Come and See! Diamond Iron Plows, Complete for LUMBER, Heckendorn Chilled Plows Oliver Gale Curtis FOR THK WHOLESALE k ECTA1L THUE. tWiimn mm wma, Made from ludianm celebrated timber and seasoned in doors from three to A fur. five years. CJOIMVE Sc SEE guaranteed as low as any first data Wagon. West Side of Main street, Naahville, Mich. ' te*ys wrnld ba tty ply ; theif rtfort. I rewarded «< 9‘W' BUILDING LUMBKB! Every Wagon folly warranted for three years and '• for r. MMAI. P, 0. WOLCOTT. 0 w �ii =■- 1 5 localkattbr. shower on Wadnesday Small feron LOCALS * roads are very dusty. A continued show er of a Jew days is much needed. FRIDAY, .- - SEPT. 10, 1875 ’ —The fanners are busy seeding ’ and cutting com. —Mrs. Hollon of Jackson is wait­• ing at G. A. Truman’s. —A. Brace iabuilding a frame barn' south of the village, Organs ! ;tn<l ZPiiinoH thankfully received PiekUa aiDtcxixikox* The Jackson Custom Made Bool —Elder S. H. Smith will preach al the Methodist Church on Friday exenmg, Sept, 17th. Subject: Judge­ meat. Text: For the-great day of his wrath is come, and who shall be able, to stand.—Rev. Gtli chap, and 17th verse. ‘ The ChL’Sgo Boo* al WmsKuu's. At Tbvxjmi'*. —Mr. Allen of Bat^Crock, utiile visiting at Capu Boltt lyst week, Wau&sa**. —Our Hastings letter ia crowdedI met with a .slight ace idenL His on to the second page. / horse became frightened, and in try­ Jackson Custom Made Boot 1* at H. VOTING. M. D. -—A Mr. House is building a brick ing to manage him, was dragged over . O>W Itaa* Mfc •? Mata . Tbvmax'*. a fence. His arm was alishtly para­ house east of the vilage. • Dickinson has Fruit Jars for 12j , lyzed, and.lie was otherwise bruised. • — The State Fair commences at cents. '. ' A. BARBER. M.. D., HomooThe buggy was badly broken. . -pathie Hqr*M«B»n4 Rctom*. Ofltae.swEast Saginaw neat Tuesday. WANTED ! 10,000,000 Veal Calve* —’'Brick’’- Pomeroy will * address at'Ro^ & Clever's meal market, Nashville. ’ — Detroit seems to turn out a mur­ the people of this county on the. WEBSTER k. HOBBS. Black- der or Wade about every day. II aml-.ha. AH kind* erf vrork la Us. BUoka^Hh A LITTLE MORE OIDEk. “Plow holder and Bond holder,N at —-M. Kocher lias tho frame up for Friend D. Soule* announces that he will Hastings on Friday evening. Oct 1st." a new house east of the village. tiiat being tho last day of our county hi* mill in Berryville, until farther notice. B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods and —Don’t forget the‘hop at the Un­ fair, he will undoubtedly bo greeted [MXf] ________________ ion House on Thursday next. Bill1 by a large and appreciative ctowd, as 18 YOUR LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS? ELEMENT SMITH. •LOO * he is a good speaker and handles his V LAWYHR., Bkkneas prevails everywhere, and every­ body complains of some disease during —Wm. A Aylsworth has gone subject well: tholr life. When sick the object is to getj east for his new fall and,winter stock —Tho Massachusetts clergyman, well ; now we say plainly that no person in of goods. M FLINT, who refused to marry a couple be­ this world that is suffering with Dyspepsia, W H J T H. LEE, V. . Deputy Sheriff, JOHN B. BASTMAN. Boots and Shoes, TOHN Q CRESSY, J « HEH 11 jyfONEY TO try It. lief । will rslteVc IN 8UMS OF L. RUSSELL. yyM. JONES, —P. Holler is putting steam pow­ er in his grist mill which will be suf­ ficient to do all tho grinding that may come to this place. ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, •—Mr.*S. E. Rogers, city editor of the Jackson Daily Citizen, spent last Sabbath in this village. He was a guest nt the Union House. —A Union Sunday School picnic General Conveyancing. is to bo held next Wednesday, the Collections a specially. 15th inst., at Maple Grove Center. A good time is anticipated. money to loan M pood wcartty. hlS MBS. L. O. CBOOKEB assortment of Spring and Summer MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS’ Neck Ties, Bushings, Collars and Cuffs, ■—The Sabbath School in connection with the AL E, Church will give a concert for the benefit of the school, on Sunday eve., Sept. 19th. —Dr. Jones has returned from his week of recreation and at present is laboring day and night, to fulfill his orders, that have accumlated. —Mrs. Pittenger lias purchased IS ALL or THS LATBSr STYLES. the stock of millinery goods of Mrs. N. M. Stebbins, and will take pos Hats Bleached and Pressed Drat Mil, Cittui aii Piitiit Dm session the middle of the present month. ville. Now as we have the right men in this place let us have one. The constitution of the order can be seen at this office and ail information will be gladly given to set the ball in motion. Hastings and .Irving have good largo lodges and we know Nashville can hold up her end. Me­ chanics and day laboring men let us make an effort. —The most of our citizens here wil remember “Father House" us being a resident of this place, during the year of Rev. Dr. Pcngellvl pastorate with the M. E. Church. Ho now re­ sides at Plainwell, Allegan Co,, and on the 28lh of Aug., his numerous friends assembled to celebrate Ms 89th birth day. Notwithstanding his advanced age, it is said he retains his faculties well, hears and sees nearly as well as ever, and convers­ es as fluently as a man of thirty. Look out for Ms New “ Ad ” NEXT WEEK. FIRST CLASS day of bearing. ■ A tree copy.) (48-52) - Gxo. R. Flbmimo. . GOODS. TERMS CASH. This is 8. C. PRINDLE, Judge of Probale MORTGAGE WALK. Whkbba*, on the 24th day of July, 1872, Jeremiah Shopbell and wife gave a mortgage to Millie C. Francis to secure the payment of the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars, ($260.00) which said mortgage wa»duly reCdrileJ in the office of the Register t f Deeds in and f.'r Barry County, Michigan, on the second day of -\ugusl 1872, iu Liber •• Z” of mortgages on page 552'; and whereas, the raid mortgage was duly and legally assigned to M- M. Francis on the ninth day of De­ cember. 1878, which said assignment was duly aud legally recorded on the second day of January, 1874, in the Register's office for Barry couuty , Michigan, in Liber “6" of mortgages, on page 41, aud M. M. Francis (JBBBTine! SUB CB1BB\! LISTEN? 8*attMag laterestiig n4 Val- BOISE BRO’S She Raslti’illr ?Icus. Would reaped fully call the attention of the citiiens of Nashville and vicinity, to their stock, bought for cash, and to be sold at the It never aklpaae tisuc, and la alwaya out on time. PAINTERS! and vary trcvjnentfy nett. Our Locals arc Locls. Drugs, Medicines I bey fault hu been m’ KOCHER BROS. aesar hnppyjevl they male BOOKS. S TA T1ONER Y. Snbwrik (frick.' Sakoik WALL PAPER, FAINTS. F OILS, VARNISHES. .BRUSHES, GLASS, Elegant New Quarters, PUTTY, DYE STUFFS yFm-^E. SAVAGE St BRO’q COLUlOff GOLDSMITH’S Bryant and Strut tan business uNivoaRarxnr TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES, the place of holding the circuit court in and for Barry county, to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage, together with said attor­ ney fee and all other legal ©ests. The de­ scrip lion of said premises as .described in said mortgage is: That piece or parcel cf land lying and being in tae Village of Nash­ ville, County of Barry and State of Michi gan, known and described aa Village Lol, and choice stock of commencing fifty-five (56) foet north of the north-west corner of Lol No. twenty-seven (27), thence east one bunc.od thirty-two <132) feet, thence north fifty-five (56) fee’, thence west one hundred thirty-two (182)’ feet, thence north fifty-five (55) feet to the, place of beginning. A largo line of Dated J Jy 28, 1876. ________ 1/ 28, 1876. Dry Goods Business ! CHOICE FAULT GROCERIES, fm IibtcM iri Cinn, M. M. FRANCIS, Assignee for Mortgagee. CLEMENT SMITH. AUoruey for Aaaigaoe. 44-4 MEAT MARKET! FRESH MEATS, JEWELER § OPTICIAN Clocks, Spectacles, #c. LIQUORS'. LIQUID PAINTS DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CA wil :i!i:< con onad.es ROE & CLEVER, thanking the public for past favor* solids a continuance of the same, and would inform the public that they will keep constantly on hand 16 TINTS With a complete stock of GEK1R1L milCUIDIII WINES & Mendon, St. Joseph Co., and assist OBITIAHY. in a grove meeting. Services will Departed this life on the morning of the 6th inst., in Casttcton at the be resumed the 19th inst. residence of her brother, Ira Bach­ all kinds, which will be sold low for cash —Notwithstanding the dryness of elor, Miss Maranda Bachelor, aged the seasen, onr fanners seem to .be­ 40 years. Funeral services on the lieve Solomon was right when he afternoon of the 7<h inst., conduct­ NashviUe, Mich. said: “He that observelh the wind ed by Rev. C. I, Deyo. shall not sow, and he that regardeth CHAS. W. DEIARAY, the cluuds shall net reap." In Vermontville, of cholera infantum. Nellie May, daughter of Wm, —The editor is absent on a vaca­ Lowery, aged 1 year and 3 months. tion and it is hoped that all omissions Funeral services by P. Holler. and mistakes, will be overlooked by Iu this village, on Saturday, Elena, NASHVILLE, MICH, , tiiat charily which “bearelh all daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. things, believelh all things, hopelk Roe, aged 3 years. Funeral sarviall things, and endureth all things .’* —Mr. Henry Mallory of this vilot1ceI >ged 76, to k the tnun lul AU person, ntu.Uled no­ All persons hssiag having nose tiled aca-:------- . .. —‘H ? ; Tuesday morning for Charlotte ex- counts with A. W. Allen will save calling — at peering to return alt the freight, but trouble and expenses by callin' missing this he walked home, return- Flint & §cady,s law office and1 setI ing in good spirits. Who can beat thng the same at once. 1 this ? 1 A- W. Allen. FORTY LOCALS EACH fEEK ■able. 12-100th dollars, also an attorney fee of twenty-five dollars, provided to be paid by the terms ef^said mortgage, should any H^ve removed to tbdr proceedings be taken to foreclose the same : Notice is therefore hereby given that I shall sell the premises described in said mortgage nt public auction on the 6th day of Novem­ ber, A. D. 1876, at the beur of throe o'clock in the afternoon, al t be north front In the n«w brick block. app6«ito the Union enter­ House, and aro bound to lead tbs Co. in the ATKINSON & BOE, WM. VENN. PaoraiBToa. J. H. Lbl the prayer of the petitioner should not be grant cd : And it Is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons interested in said estate, of the pendeney of said'petilion, and the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published in the N.vhivii.lb Raws, a newspaper print­ ed aud circulated in said county of Barry. Mr. and Mrs. Truman will tain the Christian Church Social at —Kenyon Mead is bricking up their residence on Tuesday evening. outer walls to his house on Queen Important Notice Sept; 14th. Refreshments served. St., which when done will have the All are invited appearance of being a brick bouse Mas. C. L Deto, AU pmmu uuldud uauttiU pkau and look very neat. Secretary—Four of our business men pur­ call and HUle before the 15<A of Sept. chased money sale's at Detroit this The question is being discussed week— C. C. Wolcott, G. A. Truman, W. A. Aylsworth and Clement among some of the members of both Smith, Esq. A wise investment gen­ Societies here—Christian and Meth­ odist—relative to an excursion to tlemen. Mas. N. M. STEBBINS —Rev, E. L. Kellogg closed his Fruitport, and a steamboat ride on Would it not be year with the M. E. Church last Sab­ Lake Michigan. well to call a meeting soon ? bath. He left for Battle Crwk the first of the week to attend the ann­ ual conference now in session in that The Nashville String Babd will ARTISTIC give a social party at the Union city. House hall on Thursday evening —There will be no seivices at the Christian Church next Sabbath. next, Sept. 15th. A good time is e xCom. The pastor will spend that day in peeled. Bill >1.00. LIVERY STABLE! STOOLS AND IHSTRBCTIOR BW88 Instrument ! BABBT. f and satisfaction guaranteed. NASHVILLE, MICH. \ Taken as payment. THE AMERICAN ORGAN Now in the Markit. PerCent ot Is acknowledged by all leading musicians to be tho oonatanlly on band. Finest 12 1-2 All kind* PIANOS! the 27th day ot September next, al 3 o'clock I in the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of aaid petition, and that the heir* at law of ■aid decerned,' and all other person* intercated in aaid estate, are required to appear nt a session of said Court, then to be holden at the Probate Office, in the City of Has- $300.00 and UPWARDS on long Ttrhr. SPAQE! - New Stylex Dave been introduced thia sewwa which sarpaas anything ever offered to the paMir. Every Initrumetil warranted. advance from actual cost will buy his At a .session of the Probate Conrl tor the County of Barry, holden at the Probate Of­ fice in the City of Heslinga, on Monday, the 23rd day of August, in the year one thou; sand eight hundred and seventy-five; 8. C. Prindle. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Dariu* JI. Shriner, deceased. On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, of Lewi* Durkee, administrator of raid estate, praying for license to sell certain real estate, ot aaid deceased, de­ scribed in said petition, for reasons therein LOAN! On Apprttd tai Ishle orciriilW^ W. A. AYLSWORTH’ S AMERICAN ORGANS, ABD Stats or NtcnroAV, 1 ' COVXTt or 70,000 NOW IN USE. AOINTS rOB TUB CBLBBBATBU I»ROHA.TK ORDEK. are raging, and the atmosphere seems •—Another man has been fooling to be nearly all smoke, with the laws of gravitation, in the —Business in town has been quite form of a hot air balloon and lost his lively this week, considering the busy life. This time it was a “Prof. [?J season among the farmers. Arid," alias William Tagle a Grand —D. W. Lincoln has become agent Rapids canvassman, connected with ■ for Drake Bro.’s family medicines Sell's Bro.’s circus, nt Jackson, Siturday, the 4th inst. Wo wait (or for the township of Castleton. further’developmcnts in this Aeron it —Let everybody attend the dance businessi at the Union House, next Thursday —The Union Agricultural and In­ j and give the boys a good benefit. dustrial Society holds its first annual —G. A. Truman has returned from fair at Plainwell, Allegan County, the east and is receiving goods every day. See his new “ad" next week October 5th, 6th and 7th. Much money has been expended in fitting —Tho balloonist, Wm. Tagle, the.grounds and providing a good drowned at Jackson last week wax a half-mile track and a Floral and Art a former resident of this county near Hal! that will compare with any coun­ •Hastings. ty fair buildings in Western Michi­ —The building west of tho depot, gan. We are under -obligations to formerly road master's office, ha* been the Secretary fora complimentary. taken down and will be removed to —A lodge of United -Sons of In­ Comatock. dustry has been started at Middle­ PARADY, Manufacturer of * Liver Complaint and its-effocts, such as In­ digestion, Costivsness, Bick Headacae, Sour Stomach. Heartburn. Palpitation of the Heart, Depressed Spirits, Billiousness Ac., can take Green’s August Flower without getting relief and cure. If you doubt this, —Ainsworth A Brooks are pur­ cause the groom couldn't repeat the chasing their usual quantity of wheat Lord's prayer is still before the peo­ this week. ple. We are now informed that the —C. C, Wolcott has been tn De­ fellow conld repeat a portion of it troit this week replenishing his stock but it was not appropriate for the oc­ casion, viz: “Lead us not icto —Fires in the woods and marshes temptation, but deliver us from evil." LEE & FLEMING, Grangers and Fanners, BETHWIT ATTENTION I White Lead Works. IF YOU WANT BOOTS & SHOES, PAINTS anil OILS, WOKCK8TOB, HGFDEU. * Co, , Mt -Jegw-KM Are., DMrott. Botsa Boo’s will give very close to YfcBkee WHOLESALE CASH RATES. SALVATOR BEER Physicians will find our stock complete, at the lowest living prices. Evrrgthinrj ^lou Want, PrOTjta Carefilly Prepared. Comt and tec nt and bring along : your Baller, Eggti and Dried Fntil.\ Wo pay the ILghal Marku Pricefor With thanks for post patronage v,-t»u.-i ‘wa'sl ,,eBUn< ,o *s,i< 11 Is Um Beat La^cr Brewed in the Wrat. PATENTS. Ai.in MlcW- Wan ted Im mediately. 109 ‘i""" them. CBAA W. DEMARAT ! W. I. KMIEX k Bre.1 I. €. k F. T. BOISE, PrizgfeU. 4a EA UMAX. L\ C. Otari!O �hIM d tha U- da FASHUHiSand tit pebpe who hog. -Jornivn y*TncvK»x, ccau*. One aketeb, however, frv'qiv.’ntly (JrwWior. /orcto-z. ami have given tl.c pr* luutwvrit for n number of purp*w«. aud prtotar libsrty to um their nwses in rrtwnUio kwdiDg entablishnumte koep iu stock u Urge ninnlmr of pictures, from which •elections can be mode. A fanhioiub'ydroasrd lady leaning against nn hit., or will be paid in full. ’ tude, tude dore fur any play or any leading lady, and the mnnenres of tho modern melcxlmnM ia such that any fine doinc**- thM am said to to truly —Favorable advice* from the Ehgiiah gov- Negro and clown heads, and indeed Howard. Indian Jlyan, aged nixu^u. .lartod .out wiUi a loaZUd gun to Lili a cat Hui throe afetera endeavored heavy damage*. could aiwajw.eai n a goal living, no that iidUwr ■ early life ho had been a boatman on the JflaidMipi. aud he undonatood the'building of lin, declaring thal the Biahop of Paderborn h w forfeited-hi.yighta to citiaenehip by departure without leave from the city In wliidi bo waa ip­ . —Counterfeit note, on tho Bank of England |Hlr hhn bda? IA UKaduW. u.n gun wcttlscbargod. killing two of U»e girta and wounding ths t’linl Morria wac.wyni^laj. In Ihs lag.- : ootialn —Two lif Imr J^»le«Sy-B wx>.v<nrak«, UiijIrMi Duke and tlie Va^Aispl, coijjH«ynn Jbc F.ifIfadi elunuel the other day, ’ resulting in tho night aiiiking of the Vanguard. Both are ncrew ived rn nuwelcmnc vtetatioA in‘the iron nhii*. Miner plated. No liven ware lost. furioun rain «tonn. tlw Iwavical of braaka railroad bound for the opening eerrs Th. - MOWTHI-Y Smith’slIlustratBd PatternBazaar ■tbey^ore to Ims engraved. There are gimernlly a number of'blocks, to tlw pio aboitau pppruaaivo-laws. Charley Itoaa, aMcrta that Uin bay ia ntill living, though aho doM not know where lip in at FINE *«TS aad POLITE LHmKr*. ■ S’’*".'' nearly all Jtituta of ininrtrvl, pantomime and variety cute, arc kept iu stock'. Wlwn entirely new pretern arc to be Wlwu prejmred, the artist makes /sketches of tho acenes required. These sketches are merely the miniature draigna, the pic­ tures furnished to the engraver being prepared quite differently. Three tho nrttat draws in Black crayon directly bn fervut workmen. In drawing tin- pictunto, as a matter of course, they are revvratd from tiro jmaiti.m they will appear of 8edan, wan observed a. a day of genaral ro- iu tiio printed copy, just as with type. Hainta. died al Salt Lake City rocontly. . }airing throughout Germany. Goli. Frooaard died in 1’arie a fe*<Uy« , JA IdOck is rued for every color, so that, —Peace ha. been rcatond in the republic of with the ordinary three-sheet fonr-color —Gounod. tba eminent French comparer, tlw waahiug away of railroad track* and bridge.. Tho —England is urged by the London Time*t ]>OB.ter, twelvp- blocks are oaod. dachnaa tha dtrcciorahip of the American Cok —Four children of Mr. Mier, in Ascension to interfere in Uw ,!>>}Mil<rdggaa*jTnigfc■ glnly fttU eugraving, however, is mnikprotnliioB reform in all her European provinces,> ”Jon _... u»»v vuuuuvthe y J _____ dockswwhich are to take the outworm loxcngm, and died in two bnunt. to! "Wto ^totowU. w.-.rf.torot th., ,.nol tol.nitol/toW —George A; Smith, rewind FrMkidnnt of I he A. BURDETT^SMITH’S, , , aawiMeaaiaeaBMRMBu n iii ■ •• -x GJLNMar.. —The GommLmiou'-rof Internal Ilovaiiuo has lulopicd a new schedule for tlw payment of from 475,000 to 4100.000 a year will bo raved. Gangers will not be f>aM nix dollant per day —Tho grand council to negotiate for tho purchaeo of the EUek-Hilbi met at the Had Coud Agency, in Wyominj: Territory, hat difficulty IKHMOMoni nro DOW magnifying tlicir idoan of rcnmneraUon. .They now wxxil over 4100,000,. WO for their UUe! —The trial of Conlay llMria, tho colored j ' * ing to incite itmurtoctlou among tho of Kandsravillc, G»., • , f “Not guilty,” tlie prosecution failing to prove any criminal in- I| tent on the part of tlie prisoner. * —Gen. Fitzhugh Ix-e. with twenly-Qre pthcr Virginiaiia. recently attended a conference of | j IcAdiiig Northern rmldeata at New York, to do- ! vine a scheme to benefit tlw Old Dominion by j ImmigraUou. ' ’ —The verdict of the Coroner’s Jury, impan- { citato impiiro into tho camw of death in Uio [ caie of W. C. Halslon. dispute* tho (bcory of ' •aldda. ai>l. hud. Ibafc a#>c*»i*xy and drowning produced tlie fatal rvwult. An autojwy failed —All the railroaih centering at Atchinon, Kan., Joined iu celebrating tho opening of tho lag bridge acrora tlie Miraouri at that point and tho ceremony waa wituawed by the largcat vnembly of |>eoplc ever known in the Miwtiri valley. Fully 20,000 ntrangcra were in tho city.- X. follow*! To lhfl.S£*£T.W£|A tarsr«t Cl.b ...... a < <«>»• Sd lanrrvt a«K “ as ‘i.airsK T-.^sswmiLraK J?® "® " *£ J 52-s : SU: YOUR ^“buSoETTE * MMTH. P. O. Box »O5B. •_______ ' ' Chicago Business Diructory. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. CHICAGO SCR.VPKIl A INTUHKM CV.. M US* AWNINGS. TENTS. TWINES AND CORDAGE. OtLUKUT. HUBBAKn A CO.. aatottSooUi Wa BAKING POWDER AND EXTRACTS. SILVER TIPPED SHOES K-.m^ihlas lor ererrburfr. A grand hand-Canadian lienwe in the vicinity of Quobcc Shaking aU around and copious libations of have been stricken with a distenqicr, aud a bourbon cudsd tlw matter amicably. ’ number of animals In.re died in eonmxpiencc. " 1 —Seven million doUara Iim been imlHcribed CJWMJT ASD cniXIlfAl-S. . by San Franctoco capitaliate to aid the Bank of ~Oo a recent Saturday night a sanguinary ' California in bridging over ite jireecnt difiicnlducl took place at Waco, Tex., between Charite I tien. Tic Dank ban been ropiganizod. with D. Carrick And J. M. Turner, the renalt of a trivial O. Mills aa TYesalonL anti will imtwdiateh re<;narroL It took ptace in tiro dark; distance, j some budneM. four feet,.WMporM, lux-ehaotenu r Tir»o sbote-' —Leiuling financier.* and <>fiietaln in Washingwere dtacbarg««l. and Turner wan killed. | ton predict a goood deal of diatreanin cummer—The annr{una>SHullMW a ; cial arete.* thin fall. They do not anticipate a aunQunccmeul to-* bceti been made unit ural ni deficiency of about 460,090 460,000 haa baa been dtacovered dweoven d i financial panic, bat they believe that in the d.-fiacn<*y in the urniitin nt rr-. ___ in tho account* of Jorapliuit Booy, State Ttcjia- ■J priorii'al dtien there will bo a greater number Uw probalHhtics are of failure* of mrrcanlile hotwen than umtai. ■ be I —During the month of Augurt tlie public called, to impeach him. debt wa* reduced *1,585,(H3. The following to —A most <:Urao^inary auk-ide took place at the official statement; r», .inc Tlie |>ilotH of ALell Gate and Long IMai pany wm Signor Vuuui. eno of the traito of i Count Corti. Uie Italian Wuirtcr. Hito gen- j Ueman gave a rocitaUou fo lautoltou of Utoton. .... ............. riur » . I Total debt............. .A......z. 000. The thieve, took 191 watchea, awl cleaned ItoUU. etc......................................... e.3M.0*7 Mmk« « mtrrvt j«ld by L'nllml .Stew-.................................................... XL»*.Wo —Tli. Merehanto' Exchange Bank of Han divided i AGENTS WANTED WXR E BANNERS AND GLASS SHOW-CARD WRITERS. j MUNN A DRUM, «» W. JUdtoxi. i BOOTS AND SHOES-AUCTION AND COMMISSION. rOnnlar ti .1 o. I . <• U I'/. .V < ■> ;<■ DauuM S«.. Srw lork. COWING’S DRIVE AND WELL PUMPS. 4c. CROCKERY. CHINA AND GLASSWARE. ENGRAVER, SEALS. PRESSES. STEEL AND MASS wm declared to be aatisfied. only. *“ ‘ Broadway, New-York City. GOLD ri.nu di' I Cable Screw Wire .CABLE SCREW Edwards. of i RL Ix/afa Thues, sod Msj. well-known publishing house of Lee John would not be Heparntod from lus Emory 8. Fa ^_r,_of tho BL Louis Xccning A Hlwpard. of Boston, han suxjwiidcd ]>aym< old love, 80 ho started off with Iwb. The Journal, and ihoy. with seconds ond snrgeoiw. liabilities arc staled to bo under <600,000, and tbo firm expect to pay over tifly fifty cento on the nows, however, waa hoou carried to dc-ubtod. lab. .. : «44» la Goto Cat.. is-.. Bar. at: k:: Wkiijfeat *■*??• ■ IVta.Tjtol' iH , gvuernUy CV.wn.Ul ‘1 k®y ” JV^ 4 wW?h ip black. On cacii of the color blocks ia engraved nuch porta of .the pictures na it ia dreirod to luivtte certain color put in, A ajmccs Iwing dug out between. Fine lines make light rhadps of color, heavy aud dose lines make dark'shade*, while by combinations so many kIiimIch and tints may bo’ obtained that a .gttod show-print' will appear to contain a great hnmbcr of colora when in reality there are only four. To look at tho‘col­ or blocks as they Jravo tlie engraver's hands, {there in no appearance of order1 or deaigu’.' Ittcro is a tangll) of acratcliy lines here, and %jMtrli of smooth rairtace there, while over portions of the block Nothing could be more romantic than the wood baa been dugout to a slight | depth ta-low the surface. But in printtlie Rtory which tlie Troy Prcsn tells । . - . ,. , , about a veung man who arrival in Belie | n,ff’ G,° “,"1 »>atoha’ oo,n'’ U,r uecta.lj from Intout screnl year. »«<>. i "K1*1 U" I»I><T •» n»to U» Two y«,r» prcxtow to tod won at tom.- reJ ''l* ">lon‘ of -Inland, I ”f ,ira" * “y X or gcnUeinon, or tho heart of a fur danghto _ the adornments of ia house scene or ____cruel _ rii separated them.' Tho i: ftall *11* 10 Mdornmcnta but fata [ii had couple to.l urnip-d‘to tot ‘ ■'■u'rrt.-.l i » 3>Z3U UrtwaiwmC but V.wrtU li.iu oui, h.lr 2d lanrrat «■».... YW.OO la GsM M Unrert Ort. - ,a®-®® >■ £•}£ 4fiil«iMi^...rm4» faGsM Oeta. IIS-SRSSG^:: STA&PS. STENCIL TOOLS ANO STOCK. cnn>; ....1 .Urt lor Amorim. Tto day ,,U 1,0 |U* U“‘ b'K'' *“•> —John. M. Tliatclicr. present Cotnmiauoucr tolon-Uioabip ™ to to), njmn wbirb "ra" ,I,W, ”” ,h"”“ br™“1' of Palente, Ln resigned hto petition, the ENGRAVERS. John luul Uton out para™ tor tolb. ’ weTto country, anxunaljypnl rcsignaUon to take effect ScpL 30. Ex-Ik-pro- J<»hu luul taken out pasnngo fur both, mntelive Duell, of tho Twenty-fourth New tho father left for Glasgow, taking his up in it ccttaiu order, so mi to. present a MANFR. OF STENCILS symmetrical appearance. ' Central cuts York CongreWnrtaJ THtlrtrt; wH! axzmtte rtrirg.; "ffffffphtar with him. John waa too wise of tba Patent Durcan after thal date. FLOWERS AND STRAW GOODS-SPEC’ALTY. to submit to the Iiww of the pmewige are gnxqxxl k^jetluT to lilt beat advan­ From Washington a ntaicdlrtd 1 triklri Miopff (or taith. Ho rain*) to this coun­ tage, and streamers (enormous letters’ u;«m high anlliority, that tho forthcoming FURNITURE. try alone. A corrrejKiudcnce waa kept printed in lung 1 winds of color) an* put —A niunbci of Hayden’s surveying jiarty had recommendation thal the Indian Bureau be up between, tho sciMimU-d lovcra, with along the top, l/ottom mid niilre, so ns to GRASS SEEDS. a fight with ladiauH in Colorado, last month, in’ turned over to the management of tho Wm frequent interruption* bythr father, for form.ji sort of border, anti give finish to 8WEET POTATOES. ALBERT DICKINSON, lit Ktaato. which the aiicveyora hurt all their baggage and DcpartmcnL GUNS-OUTLEliY MANUFACTURERS. about fivv yi-arv’when.iticcasAd ^ntimlyi tho-whole. Tho show printing houses provision*. The fightl»ntod twenty-one bourn, —Gor. Bodie, of New Jersey, haa appointed Four yean* later John wiwaatdnished onO get up Uireo designs, printing n diagram but they escaped without injury. HARDWARE-AND CUTLERY-WHOLESALE Gcu. Gerahom Molt State Treasurer, in place day to see tlio brother of hia former love shQwing where the different sheets come —In a riot tt a political meeting at Clinton, of Hooy. EDWIN HUNT A SONS. IS and •> UK*. ■ in, as a guide to tho bill-poster. HEAYT HARDWARE-WHOLESALE. CLARK'S BOOK-KEEPING. Ki Mis*., a few days since, throe whiten aixl three —Tic olecUon in California rckultcd in a ver- step into lib* place of biutiness in Sche­ KIMBAHK BROS. A CO.. K> to M Mlchl<aa«v. | diet for tho Democracy by 30.000 plurality. nectady; and what surprised him more —Al! the alleged negro inaurrectionista in ' Bidwell, Independent candidato for Governor, was, the brother informed him tiiat he HOTELS. ’ Drrxn-rarxr or State. I WAsnisoTON. Aug. 33. 1875. f Washington Sbunty, Ga., have been discharged ' did not carry a single oOnnty. Bryant, Bepub- had brought Noa^withtkkn -M ak .a«di .. -O > Hkwixii Machinr Compart, ('levoland, tfoRA cn the recomawndaUun of the Cirand Jnry. Jury. -UKTU . lican. an old-time friend of ItalNton. was taken request, expecting tiiat he would now Wn>ex Ohio: - -Two St. Jxmis editors, holding contrary up by the Democrata anti elected Mayor of ’ITiero have be* n. recshred al tbbt dojiartmcnt marry her. Unhappy John IwR married viawaorer lie Jeff. Da via-Winnebago coutroa MrnAL anti a imtznuk awarded to Whjmin apotta-r a few months before. He went 8ctw. Maciu.m: Comi-axt, as an exhibitor tor A Funry. pop r*. (Joe. WmMmUkI aud FnaMta. at tho Uulvtnval Exponifion, bald at Vienna in t<> the depot to see her, and tlie nn-eting a .haded valley oath ot office ae U 1873, ’ • MlKXrKNiiTCtoaH. Aitatoi wns such as only lavcra .can imagine. EL. and Beloit, Wla., was trial of Columbia. । Hour. Samoha (.—• <*. 1.1N-I LUMBER. The brother was qn w;iy (4 Meli|-j IKWVORKwClIIQAaO I pain iu the at! gnn, and so Norniikrtzi folfote’hfin; bnt of honor wsrt Cot. John N. whk* n. - $4,500.00 in Gold Goin to Giveaway! dilion. with a serious accident by tho breaking of a —Tlie Cariiste, under Gen. ’Torrcgaray. truck underneath tho tender. The baggage iHy whilo striving ’ from the track, and two men killed— Edward LUcnuiber and Cliirlan Lowry, of I^ncolu, from England. - ■ Neb. —The great strike of Uio mill operator, al —Congreea Hall, tho leading hotel at Fharcn Oldham. England, has come to an end by the ac­ Spring*, Ji. Y.. wan boroed recently; loan, ceptance of the terms pf the workmen, and 4100,000. buninom has been remimnl. —A lire al Virginia City, recently, destroyed —Leaders of the inanrrcctiou in tho Turkish the Odd Follow.; building. Including the office provincen have ImiimI a manifento demanding of the Woeleni Union Telegraph Company. A tho independence of Homie and Herzegovina ■dablo with ncvcral horse, ntr abo burned. The (ane U 4121000. , the European dynaidiea. They arc wi’L —By the burning of uie Cuba Honne, atpay tribute to Turkey. Cuba. N. Y., iant wm-k, a man named Kelly lent bin life. Three barn, and nix hotnee were alno eountimed. * —Friondsjgf Blokca, who killed Janice Ftok, Jr., have jieUtio *ed Gov. Tilden for a [xnion. One Dollar** ,u while It fa puwisuca. MNFRS. OF WARWICKSHIRE AMD COLUMBIA SAU­ CES,IMPORTED CATSUPS, FLAVORING EXTRACTS. LEWIS A CO., M3 K. Ktoiio. Svnd ortco lUt. return to the department of the indated re­ ceipt, duly signed. Wh4n the ranw are de­ livered in either way the rreponaitahty of the department will terminate. . Your obedient rarvan t, W. Ht/yr/m. Acting Secretary. the next boat, and succeeded du captor- ing her fugitive, himlwul at Bochoster and brought him back in triumph to Schenectady. In tho course of years , .. , John brauno a widower, and Nora, Ij MtdNora, Imv’ftf . ‘ Ato' ing married a ihnnef V .... . left a widow with two children, and a large farm well stocked. Her wherealxmta and circumstances were discov­ ered by John, and a year ago they were married. But’aoon John began to aus poet that bis wife waa not tiic Nora tiiat he UNC<1 to-Jwtto, aipl;£wr* hqran to «ur-, “ to u7j’ncAuo with tho mother with so often, and it accidently went off and killed ixx>r Roger.” I was in the act of making the tirshin aec rUin wlu'ii he cried out : •• Pop, don’ly«ra remember tiiat it was Roger Bacon who first made gunpowSayal, “Yre." t Hays tav f W<#rA»W» H «W powder haa made Boger Bacon." That boy is a philosopher, like hla fa­ ther.— Chicago Time*. BOSTON, MASS. These Standard Instruments AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN. INSTALLMENT PkANN WATCHES. lEWELRY AND JEWELERS' SUPPLIES. AGENTS WANTED Dr. March' & Great Central imp. PENNSYLVANIA iDdml IMKW’ •**' M » • f MERIDEN Fob malm bi aix Dswoum. contemplate laying thy own eggs, liatchA coxst’tBiHHOuH fanner iu Ixiwirton, ing my own chick-.'us,Siu'd (iAA) witting) Me., wiped tlie mutt from nta enrtsaving ...JT\A — - • -" "*1torta before jMtnuiUing lii« load of hay iving my own l®con. leron. W,lb Ito Ixttor Object tn-xfc*-T-pni-rf^ |„ diMcd a young pig, and the young ’tins christened him ftogut. ^Widl, .! A youmo man in Indiana was excused tiny tart that chtart Ix^y of nync cume from iHirving on n. jury in a caao borense nuiuu'g to uh: witiLiua brvid&fo uLtta! jjpJpul been married but twu.dayx . “Araahcr act you’ve uever commit­ ted before, my buy, tart tell nm how you <Bd ill” r«U Omrnirtton ot ratmOne. tto ttWlory. *nO'"J”!-’?"'’"-' WASHING MACHINES. Tue Hon. Oliver Amre itnn built a fine FOR SALE, atone diureli n.nd given it to the religious within a abort dHU Vifiuty at North Eaotou, Maas., with Saia. tlie Ames families are oonnectcd. snapicions hood grow into beliefs, and It contains a memorial window to the in two days they agreed- Mb fw^iarate. late Oakes Ames. John came straight baric to Schenectady. ■p T IV A mi ”” nw>*Bwa»j!l . JTMiiEN-'Wcutch’ hcnl-lMjys who worked Ac*-1 |t%<Sber in Iho pariah of Bankfoot, «• ,v n r.tai,. grew up to bo Ilobcrt Kicoll, the poef. I toklyou in my tart about ptircliating “My aon, stud I, " you don t mean the pigf” .. . PATHWAYS OF THE HOLY LAND Sold by Music Dealers Everywhere. SEWING MACHINE COMPANIES. ChUI* and Biliuus Fevers— Uiom Titaim that L ,, ------- . where .— this rcxn<x]j. ta lUl. kill tlicir thousands kl^„. )L(WO1 Enlargementt ot ■ Uio Spleen. fsWfcw Hypertrophy of the liver.. I It burto nn one. Tt pnro. all tn>« nf XI no Il'cttraa of MatarUd Fevers, and in perfeetlv protective in all ite effente. Try WUboft's Tonic. Iho g!cat infallible Chill Cure. WuEZiax-K. Fixijly A Co.. Proprietors. New Orleans. AGTCNT8 WA-NTIBD KOIC EI.HVATOIt. Wiumt, lYopr. ELASTIC YOUNG MEH £32^ strain nnUI MOMaaaO? Tarrant Shot films, Rifles, Revolvers, i. lyxraisK*''- WANTEM^Ii 1 PIERCE WELL AUGER MANDFACTORY AND SALESROOM. 23 A2SRANDOLPH St..CHICAGO. x Best iUhe World. Sesd for Sample Card. loH-g araxassssMitsusiNw «. F. BURNHAM'S I ■ Arabistan _ OR. TME LAW OF THf A BA IIAi KlffTI. hu p_n ­ Q H S-R. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-09-17.pdf.pdf 9401f339c60b0b27984f20f92d4565a9 PDF Text Text every : Miciupia, O STRONG son TO nw Progression. Nto Retrograding, the patronage. Don't ray. sflytiiiug about it to father. He would only fret and raira objections. What mart be AjmS <lrt»<■ thU Uu.li Irita my bandog brow, dour, must be, aud I am the girl to do <*«*■ An.S wfcUr bl* r r.» a.-nm eararr it" la (V inW and tbefokkj »-v<r, *" But, Addy, bow I All this seems bo JI tuixdiHt nod in my MMate face . jK'rfectly wild am! visionary to me." “ Well, it needn't; for, behove me, I rawrt don the robr who-h be foatay call* it's the most practical thing in the world. * rjiWMt or fMratq'lik bad ait vten> the ur-llnrin* falta. All we have to do is to sort the tqiplts out into iMinela, nko mid sound—I cun easy do it by lonteru light to night—anti to-morrow morning well rise early, liarinvjs old Dobbin to the lumber-wagon- ’’ “ But bow nre ire to get the heavy bar­ rel up into tho wagon 1" “ Gooain I" cried I, laughing, “can’t I put the liorzvls np into the wagon white tlwy’ro' empty and fill them at my leis­ ure ! And I'll have them sold at Maple­ ton before you've got the pork and cabbogo boiling for dinner.” ‘•But Where will you go!" asked Kitty. “ Oh I know lots of plaocw. I went onee to town with Olmdiah Fairweather, when he sold a lot of cheeses.' I’ve a pretty good idea of tho locality of Qm' APPLES. eomnuafiion stores, I cun ti ll you. " “After all, Addy," hesitati-d my con­ A late March twilight, with a bitter servative little sister, “it isn’t a woman’s frost in tho air, the now moon junt dip­ work.’’ . . ping its golden horn boluud the maple “ H’Ay isn’t it, I should like to know, swamp. in the west, and tlui ground bo long as a woman can do it t At all sounding crisply under foot Wo Itad events, a woman may jiny her debts, so just come in from foddering the cattle— “wo" sounds rather singularly, when if you’ll hurry up tho tea I’ll be off to you reflect that it meant Kitty and me, the barn." “ And what shall w«> tell papa !" two girls of Boventoon and ninetoep; but “ Ob^hell think I’ve gone to the sing- | yon sco there wasn't any one ciao to do it. Father lunl bean liedriddcn ever ing Hc.hool with tlie Dyeon girts, and I trince tliut last attack of paralysis, and don’t think it’s a Christian duty to unde­ we could jriTbrd to hire no one to taki- his ceive him," answered L But notwithstanding the bravo face I piaoe about tho form. " I don’t pity them gala," Neighbor put upon my affrurs, my heart quivered DyiwAi aaiiL “ They might rell tiu* a little the next tlay, as I drove off tow «nl M.pl ■ton, with the scarlet stain of horse and cow." Neighbor Dyson bjul geucromdy of- Bunrise dyeing all the cast, and my own fcrod us eometliing less titan half price clxceks flushed with the keen morning for them, thinking no donbt, that we would be thankful to jump al the chance. Bat Kitty and I, after taking tho mutter into consideration, tliankedhim, and de­ clined politely. “ Wo couldn't keep bouao without old Mooh«y, could we, Addy 1" hud my Bis­ ter. “ There are bo many nice dbtlien we can make for poor father, if we have plenty of good rich milk and cream. And the butter that wt> ?hpuld have to buy at Ncighiior Dyson's city prices would go far to countcriMilaner the money we, should get for Mooley." “As for Clio hortc," said I, “ ho cats but little; and how on cortli • could wo get around the country, even to pcsitoffice, such wcutlier as thia, if it wssxi't for old Dobbin, that wc lind ever since I could rcmcmlwsr.” So it happened that, on thia special Match evuning, we had just como in from attending to tl*e wauls of our live I was in great spirits, playing with pussy, who camo to meet ns, with her plumy till erect; but Kitty leaned sadly against the wooden mantel, and looked into thn fire with mournful cyco. “ Kitty," cried I, at laat, “ what dues make you so dull ?" “ To-morrow is the 3d of March," mud the gravely. , '■ Wlml of that f" I demanded. " Don't you remember !_ The interest on the mortgage cornea due to-mor“ 80 it docs," said I, mv radiant tac falling faster than tho thc'JKimoter on a freezing day. “ Thirty-fivu dollars. Aud wo liav<f nothing to pay it ipth, ex­ cept tlio 315 Laura Otigood paid for tlie ©Id melodeon !" • “ Pcrlmps Willis Avery would wait!" URgcoted Kitty. But it wasn’t bo Ixnl, after all. With j«ordunsb!<> egotiinn, I suppos'd that evfery ofie would be staring nt mo ; but, on the contrary, n young woman selling apples might bo the commonest sight in the world, so little comment or surprise d:d it apparently cxrftc. Mr. Holloway, of the firm of HoBoway Brothers, pro duoc and commission mcrdiante, didn't want apples, I speedily learned. “Just bought'a ship-load from Ab bony,*** said he, ns carelessly os if shqiloods of apples were iw common a purchase tu ten cents worth of tape. And T drove oil, beginning to foci infini- “ But I liad no idea you were reduced to this. I did not know—’* •* Mr. Avery, this is scarecly buxinem like," I intcqxw’d. , “Addie,” Baid he, abruptly, “I ad mired your spirit and courage to day. I ■always liked you m a girl, but now—” “Well!” for he hesitated. “I would do HomcUiing more, if yom would let me. I would totv you!" I did not answer. In. truth and in fact I oowld not! “Dear Addie, will you let mo sign back the old place to your father on our wedding day!" he raked earnestly. And somehow he had gut hold of my hand, and somehow, before I knew it, wo were ungnged ! “Thin is all very ridiculous of ns,” said I, “ particularly as I lia*l reaolved never to marry sinco wc had tlint quarrel about my dancing with Gerald Ferguson at the Fourth of July picnic.” " I’ll promiHc yoti inever to be jealous again," ' Kitty ■when sho heard it oil “Our troubles ore at nn and," said she, “ and all liecauMC you would take tliut load of mswt apjilca to town yourself.” “That doesn’t follow," said I, sagely. But for nil my philosophy I did be­ lieve a little in foie, and I've always liked rurect apples sinco. z>/».v’r know nu bubinbxh. A well-known clergyman was crossing Lake Erie, many yean ago, upon one of the lake atenmen*, add, seeing a small lad at the wheel, steering the l>oat, ac­ costed him as follows : “ My soil, you ap|>car to bo a small l>oy to steer ho large a boat." “ Yf«, sir ; but you reo that I can do it, though." “Do you think you undMwtand your busineiti, my son.” “Yea, sir, I think I do." “ Gm yon box tho compass 1" “ Yes, sir." ' “Lot mo hour you box it.” Boy boxes the cxjmpsjjM. “Well, really, you con do it! Let mo hear you box it backward." Boy boxes it liackwnrd. “ I declare, my sou, yon seem to un­ derstand your biudneHB. ’’ Tho boy now took bis turn questionaskiug“ Pray, sir, what may lx> your buai“ I am a minister of the Gospel. ’ “ Do you Umlcndrmd your bnsincaKl" “ I think I ’tv, Uiy BOTE” “ Con you say the Lord’H Prayer!" Mr. Lovejoy could give me a dollar a IswrcL “ Apples wasn’t worth no more at ttiii mason of the year!" And I Clergyman rejw nte tho Lord's I’raycr, ; whlpi>cd old Dobbin up, determined to “ Wril, renllyl you do know it! Now carry them liome again nooncr tiian to nay it bockwnrtl." Bell at that price. Clergyman rays he cannot do it. At tho next place where I stopped, « “ Ynn ain't do if. cli! Now, yon sec, picasant-looking, middle-aged num come I understand my businoM a great deal out and critically cxamityxl my applc-s. “f)o they bold out like this all tlie bettecthan you do youra!" ncknowletlgcd himsoif way down I” lie asked. . ■. Clergyman “ I’ll warrant them," said I, enro- beaten, oudyetired. leaMly. CUNNING ON HIK NOX. “ How much I" he naked. On tho bonks of tho Kentucky river rite hugq wky bluffs, several feet in “Two dollnra anduhalf a barrel." He reflected. height. A fox that lived near this river “ It’s a good price," said he, as if ho wns constantly hunted, and as regularly were talking to his own vest-bnttons; lout over tlic bluff. Now, nothing short “but tlicy look like good apples, and of wings would liavo enabled the animal we’ve tolerably large Western orders to escope with life down a perpcndicular ti> fill I’ll rec what my partner thinks." ciiff. . At last a hunter, Ixiing determined He went back into the gloomy depths to discover the maaus byiwiiich tliu ani­ of his store, and I, happening to glance mal baflled them, amcealfsl himself near up, saw the words painted in black let­ tlio bluff. ters over the door, “ Hull k Avery." Accordingly, in good time the fox My first impulse wns to drive on, and came to the t<qi of the cliff oh usual, । leave the chance of a bargain behind and looked over. Ho then let Inmudf mo ; my next, to sit still aud wait my down the fuco of tho cliff by a movement fate os Providence dealt it out to mo. between a leap and a alido, and landed And presently ont camo Willis Avery, on a shelf not quite a foot in width about himself. ten feet down tlio cliff. The fox then I drew myself up slightly. “ I don’t choose to ask him to wait," aid! . haEKHSd V.jaj W’His Avery, “ I think we will take your lead, if— who lield tho mortgage on our homcstlaiL-Va* ths wsyef^oytigWior, and on Why !” breaking abort off, “it’s Addy otf! ]<tey-feltewSind lw>y-b«m' of my own, Walter*!" I colored scarlet. . who liad gone to tlie prusperotiK young “ Yes,” said I, as conqMwxBy as pos­ city a few miles north <>( ns and com sible. “ Good-morning, Mr. Avery^ I nunced bnsincM.on Jiis. own acoomit, Bhall lie obliged if you will examine tlio and I liad a |H»rtictilar aversion to raking fruit m speedily as possible, a* I am in aid or Iwdp of him in any way. I might be poor but I wa., nh.. promi. .-ml Kitty’ a hurry.” - was quite Sympatlirtic enough to under­. stand me. _ _ VoitliTOi. wl>», an wo a»l” mid! NO. 51 ^ASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1875, VOL. II. “Oh, certainly." He leoked oh if a nipping frost had chilled Iris enthrnnasm in the bud, and I secretly exulted within myself^ . XSUJT. ! ** ’* on tJ* hearth Ijig, with myr - Mr. Hull bought the load of apples, chin in my han<ta, and otared oarnratly: and said if I liad any more at the name at tlw big crackling l«ck log. Puwiy crept awny and nestled down in the cor- tioasly added—be would be happy to »er, M if she foww Irjr iwtiPrt tixat there take them. Willis Avery touched his hat, and I drove away ni loftily as “ Look here, Kitty," I said suddenly, * Those nuset apples !** “Just thirty-fire dollar*,’’ counting in the melodeon money," cried Kitty, gleo"5Wrilc* r J ; k “ Wc am Hell them. Tln re aru eight Imrreht at the W Eight barrel* at CUJUtBXT 1UMI. nn si FrxiuHf long. When it commencvdYo rain on Friday, A Hartfobd liorre masticates fine cdt a man Ktep]>ed into an office on Grixwuld with a relish. > Sam Fiukcihco ia rivaling Chicago in Htrcit, aud remarked : "This rain will OOll the afenoaphert won’t it f“ Tub faxes in Bostea ore |L90 on the The proprietor agreed that it would. thousand less tiian last year. in about five minutea another buhi Dujusu the 175 yeara1 of its hist»»ry. come in to borrow a j«per, and he re­ Yate Goltefu lias bad only ten presidents. marked : Mr. Woolsey occupied the chair twenty"This rain' will coifi.tho atmoKphcrc, five years. won't ill” . I If , Agkkts I Oexxl Hartl—-Il you want Tho proprietor .thought it would, aud to know what the good news is, read the luul just dated a letter when a nun called advertisement in another column of this to ask. the loan of an umbrella, and stool for a moment and rcmaikod; A max in Jersey, just becanM his’ “This rain will cool the atmosphere, crops failed, Het fire to bis barn. A wont it I" . poor way to 4 make light of his misfor­ . . “ I 8uppo»nj it will 1" Kuapped thooflloo tunes.” man, and he turned to his letter again. ItAimiTH have destroyed more Ilian 100 He had written four linos when a man lU’ros of liarloy nt Fish Crock, Nevada. entered and askod him the way to the 'The ranchcra kill them vigorously, but City Mali, nnfl then remarked^ “ ^Fiistain' will <x*>! tne jamosphere, still they swarm. won’t it!” ' A party of Englkiluaen who are mak­ “Blamed if I cam a ernt whether it ing tho raising of fioaus a upocialty iu docs or not!" growled tho bored m>A:, Martin county, Minnesota, expect to and he wrote five lines more, and won harvest this year 30,000 bunlicla. luting bls .pen bokhr - thou n man Iva Lewis, tho A mcricnxi Groce Dar­ jumped into the door, shook himself and ling, is to receive the Hpecial recognition remarked: of Congress, nt ite next session, for her “ This rain will cool the atmosphere, heroic deeds in saving human life. won’t itf Ox a brick pile, in New Orleans, a boy “ No, air I" yelled the offloo man at was found tied up in a sack. He liad the -top of his voice, oral be raid he'd 1xm«ii pnt tiicro by his father, who luul wollop the next man who raid “rain" to left him without food for throe days. him. He liad tamed his letter over The Bov. Wm; Band, of Benbrook, when along camo a tall young man with a Conn., lining bitten by a rabid dog, im­ long nqto. Ho looked into {the office, mediately, with great presence of mind, lux!ted, and, aH he stood in tho door and cauteriaod the wound with a red hot shook his umbrella, he raid: “ Don’t yoti think this ruiu will cool pokes, “ Nzvkb mind, sonny, the rain makes tho at------ 1” “No! blast your two. white eyes, I boys grow," remarked a Lehigh county tramp, the other day, when he took a don’t!” yelled tho man who was writing, and he throw' down his pen and made «ilk umbrella awny from a lad in the ready for tlio next one. midst of a rainstorm. Along cornu tho man who Juw an office 1 A uohtnino orthographbit at Wyan­ above, and“Wlio is a Very’good man and dotte, West Virginia, who attended a worthy citizen, and ho stack his head spelling matches, all last winter, now in the door and called ont: datid bis letters from Y k:, and tliinks “All! we’ll all sleep better to-night. lie’s smart in bo doing. Don’t you think the rain will------ !” Dll. Mary Wai.kkr Ium Beitlod in Salt “No, you old liar!" yelled tho office Lake and hung out licr profcerioiyil mte. and hs riiuj the door with such nudshingle. She proposes to diagnose that dennees that the inquirer fall off tlio question of polygamy if it takes the step, rolled over his umbrella and sat next quarter of a century. down on his hat. JI» got up and wanted Olp Mth. Boutey, of Dalian, Texas, to lick somebody, and raid ho tliiratixl foun'd $10,000 in gold under her floor the for blood, but the rain calmed him down} other day. It hod been placed there “by aud the office nu.n locked his door aiul her husband, who had neglected tq tell hur of it before ho died. . * * Not a blanuxTliit cooler than before. " ; IIOAH ib in contemplation to — Detroit Ercc l^reu. Alexandria, on the Ited river, 1NTKI.I.1OKNT J VKOKX. Louisiana, with Marrliall, Texas, tliUH disajipiairod into a holo aliovo the slid/. On examination, tho flhelf tamed out to be the mouth of a wide fissure in the rock, into wldch <he fpx ^T/iys uHcapod. But how was he to gei out again! He might slide down fiwt, bui lie could never loop ten feet from such a small alielf upon the perpendicular rock. The impossibility struck tho hunter’s mind, so lie instituted u h<<ixv1i, and nt length discovered an earn*? entranco into Ute cave from the Uriel ground. Tlie fox waa too wise to jtur Uiat entrance when tho bounds were bcliind Iriai; ao he was accustomed to cut short the axmt by dropping down tins rock, iu>d then, when all tho dugs were at the edge of the cliff, ho walked out at hw leisure by Uie other entrance. Mutual Conckrbionn.—A fire-eating Irishman, covered with wounds received in duels, challenged a bwriater, who gratified him by aooepting. The dwllist, unable to stand without support, nxpaestod that ho might haw a prop. buy them Mr. Willis Avery himrelf. I received but not in the , him with the air of an Empress. Au apt illu^iratiou qj the defect of the opcaing up a territory which produces jury system w furinshod by (he English 86,000,000 worth of cotton alone per an­ reviews. The ease liappcncd in England, num. but more than one parallel for it could A conscientious young trotting home, be eihumed from tho court records of nt San Frrtncisrii, unwilling tq^ aid in the United States. A Duly was injured swindling the public, took the bit be­ by an accident on the Great Western tween Ihk (ccth on the first day ho wns rtilway. A doctor professing to be au trainee!, nw^B into tho srii and drowned thorized by the Company, asked the pro­ himself. prietor of tho King’s Arms Hotel, at OxBbvkn man in Fort Weyue agreed to ffifrl/to Cto'<X$>r lic’.jufjbrcr. She wai sick for somo time^and upon recovery kncovntkk BKAft. rim .a ' jwzx.n. Near Lake Town, a small actUcmlnt at the south ctld of Bear lake, a terrible conflict occurred a few days ago botwuen two young mon of Bailey and Burrell's surveying party and.a grimly bear, which roawlted almost fatally to taio of the young men. Frank Iziw*, of thia city. It appears that on the night prcrjmw to the adventure n lx-ar had lxx-u prowling alxint the camp, and in the np^ruiug young Lowe, accompanuxl by Howland Stevenson, proceeded in search of the hitrader. They tracked bruin to a tlvcket of bruMb which Lboy concluded to ret fire to and th'-u climb upon a neighboring ledge of rocks, from which to alioot at him aa he should oomo out. Tlicy stop­ ped a few'feet into the bush, when they come upon a huge n!»e griaxly with n cub.” Young Lowo being near her head, wax amzed ■ by the leg and fell on his Iwck. As he fell she cnhght his head between her ponderous jaws, the teeth of uue being deeply embedded neur his left rar, while the teeth of th *' othrl horrible lacerated the right check mid broke’bis lower jnw. Stcrenson, who had fallen headloug into the brush over the mon­ ster's lack, EmI Uy this time rccovcrol himself and given luuiu a charge of buck­ shot in the aide, but without much effect. When Lowe fell his gun, with both ham­ mers raised, was lying with the muzzhundcr hii< dun, but ho managed'to got it turned upon the l>«nr, and pulling the trigger twnl a heavy cluirgu of buckalioi into her UuoaL She lootaxl Iwr grip and rolled over, apparently death Steven­ son aaaisted Lowe to camp, and last cvetiihg, accompanied by his father, the un­ fortunate young man reached hw home in this city. Ho is getting on ns well us possible uud.T the circumstances.— Salt Lake TrilMme. a LITTL£ TOO XUOBT. They were married in tho morning and immediately Ktcpjx.’I aboard the cars for a bridal tour to Hau Francisco. They attracted conHidcrablc attention on the way l>y tiieir honeymoon wnyn, and cre­ ated a good deal of quiet fun among the goodly number of ladies and gentlemen who were poMcngecs. In due time the cars entered n tBn|«-l. and for a few momenta were enveloped in darkness. All too soon the cam emerged into the brood glare of noonday sun, and our loving bride and groom were di«covere<l looked in each other’n arms and exchang ing kisars at a rate seldom mcu «n pub­ lic. in about a necoud, and a niiout went up. that nearly threw the train from the track, and brought the conductor to Hie acene oa tho doablo-qniak; “Paas it around,’’ yelled a big num who was Un his way West to his wife. “Go back to the tunnel," imid auuthcr man to the conductor. As the newly mode liunbaud settled back in his seat ho was heard to say: “Sarah, I thought tunnels were long or. Dam a railroad company, anyhow. If Ural bint at a marrUr*.' btlMhU alien.t-.irojr »« ! ly a.k hU Mlnffloti, " TZKAX^TJtrillx.X Diseases Of the chest—Busty locks. Bust thing td db triran-yun go shop­ ping Mitt hslMrerotTaitanotctaM The rigid thing in tfyjMght place— Tho early b&d in flic pity of Worms. Ir a Bteiiop cannot pec Veyond his ntosc, how little he’ knowii teyond his sec.—New Yerk Mail. «’ A nbw fashion hds just been started in Fcunsylvnnia. A woman, there has hanged herself with her coraeta. It may se< m oantindicioQ^but never­ theless true, that whcii people indulge iu high words they always ’ use low lan­ guage. ’• . “ What do you take foh jsiur cold!” raid.ulfaly to Mr..----- - ,»»f>nr pocketluiudkerchiefa a day, Madam," was the answer. A 1’Eitsox looking at some skeletons the other day, iffikud’a young doctor pnucnt wiierflit' got them. He reffiied, “ We rnimxl tham.” ■ ■ ; -v A court* ware monied in jail at Fon­ da, N. Y., the other day. Their bridal tour v.im< nccraarily aon^wbat limited. No cards, no cake cither. A LADY at Elmira, N. ‘Y., whonc hus­ band has rn income of Fl0B per week, Mys Hint iibe ‘ can’t afford todrens mure than half an wdl iu» her lutad girl. Doctor to wounded Car|ist»: “ Why did you not seek shelter behind the rocks!" “ Tlte rocks were teto few, and liad been all icrupied by our offioera, doctor. “ - ’ ■• It was his find bnby,aud be acted just like a miui who luul tarn Bwqicdcd of iteoling his nqfahbotitf tootli-brurh, nud was tiyiilg Io avoid pbyrvntion.— liro^kfanA rgut, , “Burning incense, Mr. Brown?" raid Mrs. rhningtosh,-M alie pa*cd Brown in the a«4 of fighting Lta fiBst-prandial cigar., practical Brown, “I’m bucuiugtgfnty cents. fta»WC< foul taswta^.U^jnot always iw uikdul.TMia.pJwre'd.i^ ^srae at New Haven. A boy was severelypricked by a home, but a bulging mays of apples hid­ den Ijetwocn his pfurf itiid- h(s skin prob­ it biy Roved bin fife. Tiw* iqiplea were ruined. Tub promptittvw with which they hang Kentucky giant and giantaw,, and for- you.igi' don’t tergst-fhirfl Ul Aman,!? Germany, their criminals in Arkoma pwte Mwwa- -Micriytravrtexbai imytowbh Mr. Barnum, the kwx of thish'aro iabd «*n*t U- (lufl Th^iisio Wral fhJ^a'ptfblic life, and I 'fackod in h» own house—yer bear (hick Itan the njxt” The challenger Imnd into a M of laughter at the joke, and -id! nl Whcn the late Dr. Keuddur, of India, xT.tnrLiNG 'ntrhrjicv wira thk one, but when the Inst citizen wnn ,declined to pay the bill of X’117 presented was arousing the children u41 America to nnric. rearin’’! be reft»n*d to draw, on the to her. Tho hotel-keeper suetl her ter Bishop Kavanaugh, of the Metho list core for the lieattam, bo rewpved a note ground that ho was too lazy to reach out tliat sum. TliT defense wns that tl»e Episcopal Church boutb, left fqr Cali­ from p lillte gixl,-rayteg ‘kRr Mr. and make the effort. railway company, not the defendant, was fornia, a few days ago, where lie will bo Spuldnr, I total jcml^eflpt*- Whin A wren question arises regarding tho' lia|>Ia. .Hie Jndgoflaid <lsvm tho hw, engaged for tho next several months at­ yon want any more manor, write to 1 death of Mr. Holston, the Gdiforniir nnfi fhc'jftry with«#rcw. • They came in tending to his duties on the Pacific mo.” Tub other day oh a freiroit undertaker liankcr. If he died from apoplexy or presently with a verdict for both tin1 Coast. We never hco Biabop Kavadrowning, his wife gets a ?60,000 life plaintifT and defemlnnt This remarka­ uangh’s name mentioned but what wo wrei walking uaeoaipaified by hia insurance. If by suicide, uhe can collect ble result wns readied by their aniiounco- ore reminttod of iui anecdote we rcmcan . son, bl* took off hmJmt-im^-toadc a low ment tluit tho Great Wwtern must pay I n r to hav« henrd Mr. John F. Zunmor- bow to an oldish man wliom they raw none of it Tirt-: Thqy.wer# r«niuded that the man, of Lexington, (the publisher of the arrow tim street * * Falhtt,_why do you All honor to tlio two New Hoven In­ dies who, wbflB a While Mountain stage Comjwuiy wm not a party to tho suit, old Danville TYibtuic) relate several takeoff your bat to such”aa old codg­ and sent l»ack. ’Their befogged ’brains years ago, with a good dial of zceL er I" inquire,! tin* sou. “ My son. that won the other day in peril by the breakqig of the harness, jumped out (instead then produced tho following striking Bishop Kavanaugh, iu early life, like num has ten children, some df whom will contribution io legal literature: “ Verdict XL. Zimmerman, wns a practical i>rinb-r. die before tho summer 18 nnt, and ho of itcrecching and acrcaming) and blocked .for the deft'Qdanl; tho Great Western Ono day a good rister, in convcrHntum pays cash down for everything," an­ the wheels! mrtiripayher £WJ." This of •Knuiv. with him, asked : “ Bishop, is it true swered Um* fatter. ,!, .t?:, Mil Nash, the anatomist of the Uni­ was rcjcctodi Tho next time they that you wan once a printer t" “Yoh, YekTekdat a hen a couple (rf excursionversity of Pennsylvania, mys that the brought in a verdict of £17 far the plain- madam,” he promptly replied, with a isis were strolling throngta the market average market value of skeletons is $50, tifi? Judge . litul to accept, twinkle in his eye, “I liavo pulled the flio girl J*K>k.xl longing^, st Um friut, . but that at present they rule dull at 335. though ho expressed his opinion of the devil’s tail many a day until my hands and tfy young iqan, jfyor a struggle with Skulls well jirepared, no tm to show all stupid p<nwisti*nce with which tho jury wmo blistenil!” The good Indy 'wns .1 . *• . • lumatilf , purcluMKxl se veral Targe plums tho nerves, bring 3200. •fllrfit^toitricif-' M^4icf that the Great wmvha rtLrtkJ a Uwrwwk,, t*.t • '*WrmTSn It is atidetl tlmt over 3200^XX) ore duo Western ought to be made to pay £10fl was entirely ----------_V... teiieved when tbs Bishop •V’MM, U«-, to Albany pbyriciami l>y patients in ju tlw wait iu which it was neithof plain­ explained that tho “defU’s tail" was | *ta7TrtAtt”«*ffip'," nlie ri tliat city. A Troy surgeon aAsorts that tiff nor defendant. LKU-IUUIOIU of uu yf u^uug- • only tho bar-liandlc an old Washinghct monUj ... pliuq- faD. .. during the j>aM ten years be lias grntui.nn.1 ii.«< ho ».« hod i.n.i pnDed dura..,. |I „ bo “ U J didn’t love ton lumd-presci that HO.V •»rv)r. PKOKLK. itously treated in the aingic deiwtincnt I Ohn nundroh aud sixteen years old! ing the days of his apprenticeship in u you I wouliln!t bo around jniying boas of fractures alone 1,000 casco.' country office.—Danvillc (AV) Advo­ plums at five cents apiece, would IP' Site Gou> mining is still pursued to a Mr. Lcmar Griifin, of Lodi, O., is said cate. ____ __________ sceined satisfied.' ' large extent iu California, but stcmlily to have been born in 1750. He has voted the agricultural interests are oversliadow- for every Prosuleut except Washington. THK Stippler got home about 1 He ing tlurt of mining on the coast. The He had objeutioiui to thu-father of his The world’s annual production of cast was hugging a pillar U tho porch, and towns dtqieuding on mining communi­ country. What tliet«.) objections were he or feg hwti, duwn'M 14,485,972 ties have a idmbby asjiect in conqxiri- now refuses to say. 116 lias but one arm, scant drapery shivering in the breeao. son with those having a manufacturing but still roads the newspapers; dislikes “lah Urish'ere my ’quag," mid the Um- BriUiu leafy the worty, its production of to be bothered with visitors, bitt ca»or farming country to back them. pig iron, in TBTJI, being’ 6,566,151 tons. Mentis Kke a sensible old gentleman, to A MAHaACHVKETTH man has invented on Yrs, it is, you bruteI” snapped out The TTuifcd St itw<, daring tEe same year, talk with newspuiK r meh.... They speak apparatus for throwing mail bogs into a produced 2,C6fl,9fl2. • Otitosny <»mai of putting him^o death by bringing him train moving at full speod. The bag isJ _Down _______________ _ , exhibition, _ r prob- | ■ All right, my love (hie). I take your UCTt, -with 1.6M.W2 lufl ' fai 1872, and to the Centennial hung qu a crane, white a bar on top of ably from an idm tfyi he has lir^flaag ' word forit! Hoar it (hip), ye stars, aud Fraore, wWh 1^13* i» 1873. the mail-car catches it off the crane’ and enofyi; ’’ In the- sonic county with Mr. . h« (hie) my witmsses !" ' lets it slide in. This, with the system Griffin reside Oapt L. M. Itatewaud hi^ “Como in, yon old fool!" said Iqs ■rok.ite «««.*«, a6a,5CT.i of dropping the logs without stopping, tady. Their aggregate height W.14 feet wife, »1 wiu‘ • should add to the spoe<l of trains. md .8 inrhra. ‘They are known ra tho “If thitt’nrc’smy’ouMMcX“V al superiority, to ti»*» bhitt. Here is Ums swore ho would not fight so good humreproachfully. “And why nM?" Squire Dyson wotthl rhaxge at IftsM twsaty per cent. rjcjr«/nxjr - fn ow <iay, while Mas Pa., a file wsftu- aatatimng th*. jieopte with I-*'*“ Mine does a good deal,*’ said I, laugh roy such a little fellow, too. have a beautiful farm proportioned to I that! That’s law, old gall" . tiwit . rise. Bo that county, with the i And tarn Mrs. 8. wMpped out and ta:. old™! old gentleman anil th* tallest ' i Tvfc’Wed Stippbr. and the way in which couple in the country, may well be I she expounded A'l< higher law" tahim i i»oU| fisplcxslly m the former, by not i wm aometaing he won’t forget Tmtil Scota, a 1 voting for Wmbinton when he had a I riahtemour’H ooraH strikes the earth.— emd pro ' chance, won ••ndlesR renown. 1 AflaMK O>n»titutiax. third, 42,894,409 ; �'?... - “4 9 MIO BOISE & LEE POTATOES, E CORN. APPLE*, OATS, Wholesale and Retail Clover Seed, &c., of Billings Smith was slwt the ball DeUrered at their being where the Doctor is unable to reauh it without injuring the wound* ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE - Conflicting rumors are in. There n a general msh at the post- again,—•school cdfice al noon OUK ENTIRE STOCK OF has Darwin McOmbcr and other* last week shipped to the Stale Fair lheir bkxxWdatock. W. K. Berber has sold his interest ic the rtore of Barber & Bailey to his partner, Alviu Bailey. ation for the facts of the case.. “ Maj " Smith was arrested aud being unable to-give bad was committed to jail. LATH, SHINGLES, Daniel Phillips and Jacob Sage ware HATER LIME, also arrentsd and gave bad for appearSALT, on the l^tniusl., before Justice Hay­ HAIR, ford. The wounded man is said to ■ STUCCO, be able to walk about, and ^oa’t feel fre-, fe -it much. which we skip and retail al bottom prices. Stray Quill. IL W. Shriner has commenced the •- 11-. A James Barnard, of Ionia, commit­ kindly furnishes ns ted suicide on the 14th, by hanging the number enrolled on the first day himself to a door knob. of school mat Week which was 883, syp Friday there were 408. Greeting SHELF I wovld rwpcclfully inform mjr friends parently 30 years of age, wft found or has not been ascertained. pigeon is “bagged." THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Last week the body of a man, ap­ .The sporting gentlemen have oum- floating in tlie river above *nn Arbor mencod their annual recreation in tho His bamc, or the manner of his death woods, and now and then a duck SPECIALTY. SUGAR 10 to 14 C6nte! Proprietors. mill south of the city. Prof. Dickie Again in the Trade CANNED FRUITS Seabring was in a Reed's Lake, near Grand Those fellows who have urgent boat on business in Charlotte Sunday even­ Rapids, last Sunday, with two rough ings, “got left" and returned .on the scamps, they up»et the boat und being GOODS OF ALL KINDS litiHiness AT COST! delations FANCY GROCERIES with you. I trust by Mr dealing I ihall be unable to swim was immediately . able io retain your confidence, and to win that of Btrangeri. Of all kinds, and 4o*qih Stevens and Charier Ilnycs drowned. Henry Mudgett. of Coldwater, on were before JusIiqb Hayford for dis­ AT PRICES THAT DEFY turbing a school meeting in Yankee the Uth, attempted suicide by cutt­ special COMPETITION! Springs Plead guilty and paid fines. ing his left side with a jack knife Jbn freight train. E Arrangements orc already made to and his throat with a razor. semi disorderlies tothe Detroit House not expected to recover. and Martin V. Kazac, a resident of Charlotte, wna on the Sth inst brought before Justice Webber and fined $5 don't get the news very early. and given thirty days in jail, for as­ On Friday night a barn lieloDging sault and battery upon his wife and The babe to the Kelley's west of this city wn« baby, while intoxicated. destroyed by firowith hay and grain was considerably injured. able baby carriages and their occu­ other one there, on Sunday, having pants. Over 20 in a line and it made certificates in both cases. a very imposing appearance. “Rus." •ays be didn't recognize any of them. On September 9th, Miss Frances Amsen, a young lady seventeen Charles Euglehart, Alex Young years old, was instantly killed by the and Samuel Crawford, living near discharge of a shot gun in the hands the county farm were up before Jus­ 9f Blanchard Whipple, "while attend­ tice Riker, and paid finb* for feloni- ing a party at Detroit, Of all kinds which we An enraged woman lately scratchHe iye, but a hopeful feeling prevails od the face of a Maine editor is fond of jewelry, but didn't like her that matters henceforth will mend. fingering. In the races Wednesday Friday Success is full of promise till men took the first money in the 3:00 raco get it, and then it is a last year's and Nellie Grant took the first mon- neat from which the bird has flown. <jy in the Tlicy fire longer than others. SOLD 0JVLYBY .Tint- 11ll.' I1.<XJ Jits Where you will find a full stock of & BOOTS AND SHOES. D------- Paid for all kinda of Produce, or ex sage fo? goods. ch < WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. . FOR Give Mie a Call- — BARGAIN’S call and sec us Wore purchasing. BOISE k LEE. Nash villa, Mich., Jan. 27, 1875. . pugarnjRE MAWFACTORY! K j‘ AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I FOR ILtes 3 k> A M In.lt 11,40 AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH. West Side of Main street, Nashville, Mich. C. C. WOLCOTT. ALL ABOARD — JACOB LENTZ & SONS Mkhlpa B-.'iUm llHlhosa IIIImU lUJlRMkd. Manufacturers and keeps on han d8wn town: TO THE parior| mrary, Dinin, Office aid GENERAL FUNTORE! Together with a full iMortnent ol G. A. TRUMAN Ciicaio & Laie Hmi Railroad. peninsular division.’. Time Table taking effect Aug, 16, 1874. MIRRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES AND CARDS, BRACKETS. Urvrfc Ml»«l- DUSTERS, AC.. AC., HAS JUST RECEIVED HIS live Lan»lmt GRooERY.Baiy Cate and PeraiMaturs! or prospect for a good raco canned goods that ‘'Dau" of the firm been informed that it is libelous for The store is be- them to write a dun on a postal card: crammed full and their, prices j and the yonng men in that town are happy. seems to draw the custom. “Tve got something to liye for Dwight & Burrall shipped their now—something to chain me right silver plated premium, Robbins’ cul down to this mundane sphere," suid tivalor, recently to Columbe, Ohio, a Texan as ho traded his dog and Exposition, and have prepared an­ gun for a mule. P. DURHAM, COFFINS AND CASKETS, Of an BtylM and biim, and METAL1C CASES furnished to ordea LARGE STOCK OF FALL SHR DUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ CaMOpoita Htlliaell Union MH Hasketr* Valapuraw Ct.ie.go INGS kept constantly on hand. Trains lijuat. IVrirolt A. Where can be found a We manufacture our Furniture from the best thoroughly seasoned lumber and. warij.l.-., Milla recently purchased. OF At the old stand, west side of Main St. Nashville Mick. Teas, Coffees, Spices, Crockery, fubltoiert 1 Printers A man in Blackstone, returning State Fair this week, which they intend to have from work, weary and a little careless tripped and fell across Rhode Island, at the Centaaial in *76. It will be other to exhibit sit the Ghnvare k Woeffcaware, Virk.hurxf. Movable CuM ing •“?"* New style Prints for 8 cents. . In abundance, and New Corsets for only 50 cents. 32 New Shawls, Scarfs and Comforters. CHOICE CANDIES! S5 New Flannelsand Ladies Cloths. When a Canada girl loves she nround town all the week and go la loves' like a hand engine going to a rtryi Skirts and underclothing. hunting on Sunday he had better fire. In a breach of promise suit the have a little law dealt out to him. other day it wu shown that a young e nocar-uy of iho ma £*2 New Hats pnd Caps, Gloves and Mittens. tl.o naTMt tbcrateh i 1 lady wrale to her lover eight times per diy. . ,_____ ________ New Boots and Shoes. Which wiH be sold U Dri-rol! thil bi* btaek' * t*?»«,!s >>» oU-r ^,XcwxiMRM! ,^“^%. ,‘HU,s%5r-rt^5!New Crockery and Glassware. Urpoetfr an! l*rt«.kr’» Gawtu-.} I •' berberta. ,-rud »Hb IM.udiwv is one of the best look- . **BMdcv*r4. pin buck ward, ok»kirt*in yo»r I bX^M^E^X^Ncw Trunks, Valisesand Horse blankets. PRICES THAT DOT COIPETinOI. taubw. i. u. Cwmiy. ttxriU.. M . . . ., „ Come and See! IMS 12.U, 3 “Th, Rariy (hrtttK Mach..ta-i an-l cbcufK.l low machine m»dr, *a<l bare a mH Waal r-pr.UUonft>-uuHly act! duraUUly.-fTbc Co«* are no longer allowed to mn other in beauty and finish. at large in the streets ofToledo, aud There was more shooting done in they get together and resolve to hold the outskirts and even in the city on on to their milk until they are restor­ Sunday last than all there had been ed to liberty and their former priviliges. Saw Mill! Hard an* Salt H ood LUMBER, FOR THE WHOLESALE* RETAIL TRADE. The well known Kuggle* Card Cutter,wilh “My dear, would you like the We REFKAT IT, Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. children to have any enjoyment.’ building popularity. oisbt more .m ub«n, bu, a——»i.h. do~ <w ■Mien. whkh won troughs os • fit ‘ Mall Tunning race. Every The planets Venus, Jupiter, Sat­ Thursday urn and mars, are now visible, but apd Friday as the races are all filled the price of spring chickens is as high ns ever. Up with good bo rses. It’s on ill wind, and so forth; So Smith, Mance & Preston .have many people burn a light all night lynewaiirig their store and clean­ that burglars are hardly ever obliged up their crockery to make room for to carry dark lanterns. the immense stock of groceries and The tailors of Indianapolis have They admit the largest chunks of wood. TUA INS KUN BY CNICAGO TIME. WARRANT TO BE PURE "AND Whipple has •usly taking watermelons from Mr. been arrested. MaHorfs patch a few nights ago. An Illi noil father is determined Merchants are preparing for the that his children shall all learn the printer's trade, so that they can have fall trade, and we think are looking for a fair business season. The dull- free tickets to circuses. They are the only Stove mounted with gen­ uine boiler iron. SUOBT LINK between MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. is invited to my stock of - in store- An insurance partially cov­ A mao named Ludworth was put Ready pay easterners shall have no cause ers tho loss. Tlie work'of an incen­ in jail at Kalamazoo on Sunday, to complain of high prices. diary undoubtedly. charged with bigamy. It is alleged On Saturday last the young girls that he married a woman at South made a street parade with the avail­ Haven on the 10th, and married an­ are acknowledged to be the best heating stove Attention He ia huvo been for the past year. Phil yoa are so far ba<i in the woods you Fert Way®, Jamil 8aHiav R. R. IN THE VILLAGE. While Jerry of Correction from this county WESTWARD. AINSWORTH ic BROOKS, manufacture of cider al his steam . Bi CROCKERY GLASSWARE circu'ation and we await the examin­ MOM now fuiag on . MrleOwe a,p<. lOih Tborno —•'................. 6 months'. Funeral service* by, Eider HoUn. । is G. A. TRUMAN. Nashville, Sept. 15, 1875, UTH & SHINGLES. �—-—; Ike xwauiiy Nhibition at the eowiag Our at Itiie many article* of merit end real vaL FRIDAY, SEPT. IT. 1S75 ue which would add greatly tp the er—————h—F- I interest and character of our county | fair* are nut brought forward, aud vinil lo Canada. ijusiMi much is dutractcd from the | usefulness of the exhibition. At Tbbmak'iu Bomb A Lkk. We tendance at the state fair. Buiarn I vej^ure the aalertinn, that there is The only place you will find the —White A McNamee will lake'|.m^k*mi!y in the county who have Jackson Cnatom Made Bm4 is at Tar max's. poacuion of tlteir store next week. . :.not some article or product which BRU Dickinson ha. Fruit Jara for 12J —Dell Barlow aud wife on Thorn- jI woukl enhance the pleasure and in* terest of the mnltitndes who would cents. . , day last oommeffced keeping bouae. i Slrrrterj. IL YOUNG. M. D. i. ne... uwi .it. o M.in —Buck are being delivered on the W gio u ad for L- J. Wheelbr'a new view it if placed on exhibition. Tlie WANTED ! 10,DUO,(X)0 Veal Calves fair iu fact is made tip of just those al Roe A Clever's meat market, Nashville. thing;; but the trouble is a great A LITfLE MORE CIDER. house. many leave them at hotfte and the Friend D. Soules announces that h* will ? —Mrs. Walker of Quincy, Bt. in­ people al large <lu not get a sight at make eider on Thursday* of ecch week, at tends lo open a miHiurry store in this hie mMI la B-jryrille, until further notice.. theim Now then, we protest against' i««n __________________ WEBSTER ic. HOBBS, Black- place soon. this, of cuurae; fur our county has W amtUw. All ktM. -f wort tn tte «•*•£,** —Dr. Barber is confined to his the means, the wealth and tho arti­ A Threshing Machine and Power complete house by sickness. Hope to see him cles to tnako the finest county fair AQKXTS FOB TUB CBUSJ1BATBU JJfew Stylet* le to be sold to the highest bidder to-mor­ B. R A SE Y, Drayman. Good* an<! around soon. that has ever been seen in Michigan. row at one o'clock in front of tho Union Have . been introduced thb aenroa which . earned •** T"T.. Tho editor has returned, and the Won't you bring them out ? Please liouap. eurps.x* anything ever offered lo the public. AND J. H. I ««. Dep’ty Sheriff. Every lusirumdn^ warranted. Nears will remain as lively as ever, bring them out and make the lair a ALEMENT SMITH. FIRST CLASS All kind* of ”” IS YOUR LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS ! if not more no. V LAWYf glorious success. Make the show a Riekneae prevail* everywhere, and every­ —Read tlie'-ads." of G. Ak. Tru- big and magnilfieent one—such n ono body-complain* of oome diMM* during hian and C. C. Wolcott in this issue- os we'll nil be proud of- This can be their life. When rick the object i* to gel M. FLINT, dune just as truly as we area thrifty, well ; now we eay plainly th»i tn> perion in They offer new goods. thia world that i* eufferiog with' Dyipepaia, * Attorney at T.nw. la acknowledged by all leading mu*ici*a« —Dr. M. Ellis has moved into Mr. prosperous and happy people. The Liver Complaint and it* effect*. *ucb a* InOOtee over W" Brea. Drug Stove, Nsshvtllo. Mleh. digwuion, Coetivene**, Rick Headec&r, Roar Pittinger** house corner of Washing­ Secretary of the society is Mr. John Stomach, Heartburn. Palpitation of the t hlee inest nstrument Gao. R. Fmmiww. M. Nevins, who will record your en­ Heart, Depreued Rpirita, BilliooeneM Ac., ton and Queen Sts. »J. Deputy abort nr, 43-1 Now in the Market. tries or give you any desited infor­ can lake Green'* Augutt Flower without NMhvilte.JUeb- CottoeUoosa speriaHy-______ « Capt. L. C Boise has sold out getting relief and cure. If you doubt thia, mation of the fair, ’ go to your draggiat and get a aatnple bottle JOHN R. EASTMAN. his interest in “No. 49 to his . partner advance from actual cost will buy hi* for 10 and try it. Regular rixo 75 cent*. II. M. Lee and brother. —John Kelley, formelf a resident 70,000 NOW IN USE. LEE & FLEMING, W. A. AYLSWORTH’ S AMERICAN ORGANS, J SPA.OE! LIATS STOCK Look out for his New “ Ad HEXT WEEK. “ F ~ . THE AMERICAN ORGAN I STOOLS AID IK8TRUCTI0I BOOB ! 12 1-2 PerCent GOODS. q- LIEBHAUSER. *" tailor V PARADY, Manufacturer of 1 * Boot* and Shoe*, OHN Q C BESSY, „ •’•J1 £2Ll<i J 1 JfONEY TO LOAN! h Aftnid tai Rule learitia, -» ix suiu or $300.00 and UPWARDS ON LONG TIME. * L. RUSSELL. Offlte over 3. ItaawU'u itoev. JIa«ti*m. Mich. ^yM. JONES, Justice of the Peace, Gtneral Conveyancing, Collections a specialty. MONEY TO LOAN MRS. L. O. CROCKER Ha* J«»t returned with a Urge and complete Spring and Summer MLINKBY HANEY GOODS! 'Keck Ties, Rushings, Collars and Cuffs, THE LATEST STYLES. Hats Bleached and Pressed. Drat Maim, CattiM aai Fiitim Done and Mtufactiun guaranteed. Important TERMS CASH Notice All persons indebted to me will jdease call and settle before the IbUt of Sept, nert, as I shall then discontinue the MUUncry business and remove from the village. Mas. N. M. STEBBINS. ATXTRSOX & ItOJi, ABIOTIC BCHINB88 UWIVKRSITT' $1.50 PAYS FOR Elegant New Qusrters, The ropulariiy ot thia paper i* m grant that seventeen thousand coptesare cold each day. All pooUnMten are agent*. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Cilllil MERCIHID1SE WINES The entertainment was in- rille Car. Hastings Journal. by Miss Emma Barney of Marshall »t and of what *9- AU color* of Catapillar Trimming Trumax'*. MEAT MARKET! SHAWLS, CASSMERES, Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! COT'IO.WAD.Ea to tingAbort hour—wrr ~ . ... . ing, dedaaiaJtou*. and remarks were : some tramp. The loa* i* ported to made by Revs. C. I Deyo and Mon-; t»vo been soruc *8oo, Boise Dao’s will git* wy «'<*• u Yunkrc Notion*, WHOLESALE CASH roe. Feigtmer's Martial Baud was j sured in the Barry and Eaton.—Ban- Detroit, MMu SUB CBIBJE .1 She #nr$J Physician# will find our\ stock complete, at the lowest living prices. ■ Want, FORTT LOCALS EACH WEEK Prescriptions CareMy Prepared. Our Locals are Lpcls. | Of all kinds, and in fact Evrrything ^(t>u your Butter, Eggs and Dried Fruit. He pay Ute llighcsl Market Pricefur c«4. CaDaodwv. CHA& w: DEMARAY L article* I agree to furnish a| LowmC Bottom Price* ■ French and American Glea*. all al*M. double and riogh thick, far slot* front*. Uwtiling*, pictur«« Ac., all kind* of Steinad and Figand Glav. I *'•« RATES. Clocks. Spectacles, $c. partial15- in. great St., E. Detroit, Mleh. TO THOSE RVILI»I2VG.-TbrM. I>AIIVTS and OII^S, We learn tliat the bars of Mrs. P. —The Vnion Sunday School pic- A. KHI«y in the towasbipof Rutland nie nt Maple Grove Center on Wed- a us entirely destroyed by fire un Fri­ day night with all its contents, h is WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Window Glans, Plate GTaaa, Cut, Stainedai-tL Enameled Glass. French and German Leak­ ing Glass Pistes, also Beymer, Bnnataa A Co.'s Strictly Pure White Lead, aD al bot- (6M) BOOTS & SHOES, CI1AS. W. DE1AB1Y T»y agam, George. GLASS AND PAINT. IF YOU WART FRESH MEATS, right! GENTS wanted lo sell oar National Cealenlal Chart, sample SO ete., a beautiful. engraving of the Preddeat*. General anti* Admiral* of tb* U. 8- Also, Daniel 0*Cou- A kind* of Show Case*, White Metal and ROE & CLEVER, —From appearances JEWELERS OPTICIANj DETBOIT EVENING NEV8 DA >LY FOB THREE MOSTHB. mo a niLU. & LIQUORS! i'108 Woodward Ave., and 10 and 11 Can-, DRESS GOODS. tliaoklng the public for pe»l favor* *olicte a ^Attention. ceatinuance of th* tame, and would we learn we aliould judge that con­ inform the public that they will AU pcraont indebted to» me by note or NASHVILLE. MICH. keep eonelanily on bacd siderable tnaoy of onr people are in­ boo* account will make me feel ee;»c«ial1y tending to take something to the (ca<l natured by calling nod Milling tbe Mm* without delay. 1 wish to make my County Fair commencing Sep'. 29th, all kinds, which will bt *old low for caeb lor exhibition. That's right, it iA the The btgbeM price paid for Hide*. Pelu L J. Woxautn. I etc. Give them a call on Weal ride Main St place to show your skill as workmen. Nashville, Mleh. —The Nashville eoirespondent WM. VENN. Pxowwxtox. All persons having u dm tiled ac­ of toe Hasting* Home. Journal iu last . Allen will save Nd Suknlle. MU*. week's issue sty* -. "Orno is off on counts with A. trouble and expenses by calling nt a visit for a few weeks, during x-hich Flint & Bmdy.s law office and set­ titne the News will run iuelf with tling the same at once. the aid of the ^devil" Nut quite JiASH VILLE, MICH. .E, MASS. . Detroit GOLDSMITH ’S ■ryanl ana Ktravtava KOCHER BROS. Dry Goods Business 1 "LIVERYlTABLE! At PATENTS. Drugs, Medicines tersperoed by some very fine singing tfiWlMBaWi Wm. EL BAVAOB & HRO a COLUMM BOISE BRO’S Something Interesting and Vaisable. by aU. PAINTER This is Sptice. LISTEN? Xa.bvllle, MIcU. IN ALL OF —Mr. McNames, late of Marshall of Hastings, ha* received a sentence PROITATB OltOluIl. has taken posession of- Cris Holler's of twenty years ut hard labor in the 8tat* or Miciuoas, 1 Slate peuitentary, for his participa­ CUVXTT or BABST. f residence across Quaker brook. Al * aeasion of th* Probate Court tor the —There will be services as usual tion in the Clos murder at Detroit. County of Barry, boldea at the Probate Of­ nt the Christian Church next Sab- 1 —The Young People’s Sunday fice in the City of Hasting*, on Monday, the 23rd d*y of August, in the year one thou­ bath with preaching by the pastor. Schpol in District No. 1, Mvple sand eight hundred and severity-five ; 8. C. —The croquet grounds are still oc­ Grove, held a pic nie nt Loon Lake, ITindla Judge of Probate. la the matter of the estate of Darius IL cupied by those who can put in a Assyria, Thursday, Sept. 9th. It was 8bri>ier. deceased. . On reading and filing the petition, duly •tray hour, occasionally, for pleasure. a pleasant occasion. verified, of Lewis- Durkee, administrator of said estate, praying for lievnac to sell Mrs, N. M. Stebbins having sold certain real estate, of said deceased, de­ out her millinery store to Mrs. Piltin- i Wo had the pleasure of listening j scribed in said petition, for reasons therein ^cr lias removed to Animosa. Iowa, 1 to the Rev. Mr. Deyo, formerly pas­ set forth. ' tor of the Christian Church hero, al ! Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday —September is beginning to fall his church in Nashville last evening. the 27th day ot September next, at 0 o'clock in and march aloug in accordance He-preached from Galatiuns, 5—17. in the forenoon, be assigned for ths hearing of said petition, and that Ibe heirs al law of with the most approved weather tac­ “For the fleah lurieth agvinM the epirit said deceased, and all o<b*f parsons inter­ and the ephit againat the fleeh; and thexe ested In said eslate, ere required lo appear tics. are contrary the one to the other, so that at a ajssion of said Court, then to be holden The S. W. Michigan Christian you cannot do the thing* that ye would. at the Probate Office, in the City of Has­ This subject of opposing lotce* in ting* and show, cause, if any there be, why Conference will be held in the Chris­ the prayer of the petitioner should not be tian Church of this village, commenc­ human life was admirably handled, granted: And it is further ordered, thai the principal' application being that said petitiouer give notice to the peraon* ing Oct. Sth al 10 o'clock A. JI. . we shoulu war against ail evil instead ■ interested in said estate, of the pendency of —Rev. L M Edmunds formerly a \ of taking spasmodic action first n- said petition, and the hearing thereof by pastor of the BI. E. Church of this gainst one and then the other. In­ causing a copy of thia order to be published in the Namiivill* Nawa. a newspaper print­ village has been appointed Presiding stead ol turning first one screw and ed and circulated ir. said county of Barry, then another under a building to bo for four succeMivs weeks, previous to said Elder of the Pentwater District. raised, it is inis'ed altogether and day of hearing. (A true copy.) 8- C. FRINDLE, —Wm. A. Aylsworth returned gradually, nnd so wc should rnj<e the (48-52) Judge of Probate from the cast Thursday, and is now structure ol morality and Christianity by a constant but steady application moving into his new store. Those of the Gospel of Christ against all the Whk>ka>, on the 24th day of July, 1872, | new good* will arrive the first of the oppressing forces ol evil alike. I aeremiab Sbopbell and wife gave a morjgage week. Mr, Deyo has been in good health to Millie C. Francis to secure the payment —A pumpkin pie social in connec , until recently, when he* caught a se­ of th* sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars, mU a*. ><**•« waadulp r«vere cold, and is now troubled .with I (3 >Lu-Ou) tion with the M. E. Church will be I n*tbma oud •ate.tli. IN.lshville is Corded in the office of th* Register i f Deeds growing fast and prospering finely in and f r Barry County, Michigan, on the Wednesday evening next week. All I and we shall have inure to say about second day at August 1872. iu l.ib«r ’• Z” of mortgages on page M2’; and whereas, the Would reaped fully call the at I ent ion of the arc invited. . this thriving young town in n few I *nld mortgage wm duly and legally ehsigned days -Afackson. Citizen. citizens of Nashville and vicinity, lo to M. M- Francis on the ninth day of De—Onr merchants are filling their thtir stock, bought for sash, . cctnlitr. 1878, which said assignment was and to be told at the To tlie Chicago Expoalttcn. I duly and legally recorded on lu« second day shelves with a fine assortment of lowest cash rates. of January, 1874, in the Register'^ office for goods of all descriptions. Thus ready On Munday October 4th, there Barry county , Michigan, in Liber ’•5” of to satisfy the wants of their many will be nn excursion train from Lan­ mortgages, on page 41. nnd M. M. Francis sing-and intermediate points to Chi- is now the owner of raid mortgage, and no customers. —Rev. E. L. Kellogg was again cago via. Chicago & Like Huron, the debt secured by said mortgage, and de assigned this circuit al the conference J °°d Pittsburg Fort Wayne Ac Chica- fault has been made in the pa?meat of the BO OKS. S TA T1ONER Y. same, and there is now due ui the some the last week. Meeting and Sunday go Railways. It will leave Chicago cum of one hundred twenty-three and WALL PAPER, PAINTS, 12-100th dollars, also an attorney fee of School will be held at the regular to return on evening of the 6lh, giv­ twenty-five dollars, provided to be paid by Hue removed lo their ing privilege also to return od morn­ 1 the terms ef'vaid mortgage, should any OILS, VARNISHES, hour next Sabbath. I proceeding* be taken to foreclose the same : ing of Clh. —There will be a Sunday School BRUSHES, GLASS, Notice i* therefore hereby given that I shall A train of fifteen magnificent first- sell the premises described in said mortgage ceouert at tlie M E. Church on Sun­ PUTTY. DYE STUFFS class coaches aud two smoking cars at public auction on the 6th day of Novem­ day evening uext Admission : five ite Ibe Union ber, A. D. 1875, at the bear of three o'clock with air brakes and all modern im­ TOILET ARTICLES, in the afternoon, at the north front House, and are bound cenis for all the children and tea provements fur cum fort and safety door of the court house in the City of cents for adults will be taken at the PERFUMES that being Ins been obtained from the Pennsyl- I Havings. Michi gin, the place of holding the circuit court in and door. Co. mid there will be no change of for Barry county, to satisfy the amount due —Messrs Rower & Adams of Has­ ears either way to destination. This on said mortgage, together with said attor­ ney fee and all other legal cetta. The de­ tings have rented the Loomi, build­ is going to be the excursion, ns only scription of said pretuisea *s 'described in ing and will stock tne store up with lilt Ttkattu ul Cirxn, tickets for the seating capacity of said mortgage is: That piece or parcel of land lying and being in the Village of Nash­ a large stock of boots and shoes aud the train will be sold. Special rates ville. County of Barry and State of Michi and choice slock of carry od the manufacturing trade. have been obtained at principal Ho­ gan, known and described as Village Lot, With a complete aleck of —A new side walk has been put tels in Chicago for excursionists. commencing fifty-five f55) feet north of the north-weat corner of Lot No. twenty-seven down in front of Aylsworth's dhw Due notice of time and rates here­ (27), thence east one hundred thirty-two (182) teeL thence north fifty-five (55) fee*-, brick. The store is now in' the after. thence west one hundraJ thirty-two (182) hands of the painters and next week feet, tiienee north fifty-five (55) feet to the L J. Wheeler has let the con'.raol For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only A large line of placv of beginning. Will be filled up with a new stock of for building a fine brick residence on Dated July 28, 1875. goods. ■ his lots on State street Hastings M. M. FRANCIS, Assignee for Mortgagee. —The Christian Church Social at must look a leedle oud or when that CLEMENT SMITH. house is completed a certain business Mr. G. A Truman's on Taeodav eve­ Attorney for Assigaoe. 44-4 firm in that city will be removed to ning was well attended and enjoyed Nashville; but such is life. — Nash- W, H. KHHER k Br«< cunlinuencc F.C.4F. T. BOINK, BrwnflUs. �at that untimely Grand Trunk aud Sarnia line, during । the tumble gale on tho night <rf tho »th , of Septemlw, with all her pAasc^geni and crew, numbering twenty-five, Dis• potchce to Ute Chicago morning papers 1 give Ute following particulars of the disaster: Tbc Equinox left Saghiaw Bunday evening with n cargo of salt and , htmUfck liavtng the acbOoner Emma A. ; Maj^At tpw. Tho v«wls were struck gate from «7o,«a. lUtetwtto fanaam. of F»-«.ei*.... o .tow n«* !• Oon»t*uyln UwV oago. far ♦M1.000, to withdraw th*ir patroilage from thane papers. lu,l>oiuLo( number®. th* meeting Kao one of I <thl lar/mtheM4A Cahfcnd. farmany yeara. - .Imvtcan Wakteuta tn Rome, both Catholic and I'rtAadanL (wwebtod Cardinal SLCUmkey «• with a eoniplrtu Cardinal* dnre, M a mark of . pony to pay tTLlZH. , — PiMM'iigrr bun in ere on : tb« varion* rail­ road* centering in Chicago Uan largely in.-reared thrirg the last, two or three wook*. The freight brednre®. however, to ns. usually <11111, aud bat very Utile ftMfbt to gping for- Eran Mewri*. of Pltbrtmrgh, ia now tlie ciham|n<>n iwullct of America, having won tln> Company tlie resignation* of* two of the IM rector®. 5. L. M. Bartow and Marshall O. Rob­ ert* were prcnente<i aud acceded. <i[«i tlio fourth centennial auniroraary of rocommcndatiou uf tiw EugtHr^oeUioHetal Michael Angelo was celebrated al Florence. J. B. Brown and J. E. Wfl®b wtn- chore:! io aoc’£3s®*“*^ *" of Hon. Henry T. Blow, of BL Louin, al —Judge Gilbert, of Brooklyu, in tiiecancof a ■‘HarwCflg*. YVcwntlr. He waa formerly member colons! man who applied far a maridamti: to of Coognwa from Mumonri. and aftorwarda compel Um> Board of Education to admit hia Miuteter to Brazil. eon to a relsoul act apart'for white cluMryi*. han ajurjrjutx. —The experiment of ex]x>rong ]>eacl>«B from the Uuited Rtetaa to Holland han j*roved a fail­ ure. The |>oachen all rotted before ru-ebing LiverpooL —Au Li lian outbreak ia report*! to Eanteni . Nevada and Western Utah. A number of eet- public, and tliat th® boon! han n& right to ex­ dado any. —Tho Republican Blate Convention of New iKxniuated Fred. W. Reward for Bccrvtary of Blate, and ex-Trnaeurer K[iinncr for Comptroll­ er. The platform adopted declaree in favor of hard money, ruxl agalunt further incrcane of the mru six! cluhlron ham teenrmnovcd to a place cureoncy. . —Reinnw from the New Jersey election in­ dicate Uiat all the ounalilntional amendment* - 'Die Metixalwt ndnwtem in MMaion at New were adopted by over 25,000 majority. York, recently, approved of tho erection of a —The Iteformers of WIhooumu liavo reoooiimemorial church in honoa,of John Wesley, at tentioo of their congregation* to the project ftev.’-Aioa, oq tha 8tk iwiL. telegraphed ■Mwidcri^inrapt that domortle violenot prevail* IS varjjun |>artM of Misaiiwqqri beyond tho power of the mate aathotitiro to tnpfirnm. and makeo formal appbeatiou for aueb aid' from t!u> Fed- Their platform advocalea a Bound currency in M|p or ite equivalent ; true education and sound moral* *an tbu beat agents for aecunng tomperauae ; and eppoms any diriaioii of U>e rchool fund. —Judge Cyrus L. Pershing, of Cambria county. Is the Democratic nominee for Gov- ■tare peace to the Bute 4x1 protection U. iu people, Con rention. but finally revolutions similar to —Byonicrof the ITtuidenL the officer in those adopted by the Ohio Democracy were agreed upon—tliat U, opfioaiUon to further contraction of tlio public currency ; that the maybe noccMary to maintain’ order in that volume of money bo kept equal to the wants of biate. trade, and tliat tho restoration of legal-tcnden< — Counterfeit ten-do ar lulls on tho Find to par be brooght about by promoting Ute InNational Bank of Philadelphia an> in circula­ dnatrtoi of the people ; alao. Ibe extinction of tion. aixl are represented as the meet daugcr- tho preaent national banka and the twtabludiment inatead of a general ayatem of free bank­ ing. tUuw affording a currency bawed on gold, Wseliuigton. and cxelianged by the ex|>«rtji fur •liver, and other pnqieriy of the people ai tintennutn, on trial al Vermillion, Dakota. judged upi Builtj. and daachargod from cua- The find cbm of conviction iu Uie grand raid agaiiMt the internal revenue defraudcra Ukw beaded guilty. .ami demand by the Indian Burvku n;xm that ter. to Cbicagp. The play abounds in local bite and pointed allnsitmx, aimed principally ai Urn grain gamUera of Chicago. Th® boding character—Joebua Gtox, of Uie firm of Gtox. t f / *'* Ca- K™*11 d<<Itr*i •»»<! member* of 11 < IlmlBoard of Trade-in peraanated by the vet­ eran comedian and manager. J. IL McVicker. u7 Z$ CJUMR jUTD CRIKIMA L». -h aT^ta^ rwitecncut prevail* in political cirrlro IloWwror, ladies who have lived long abrrmd, doedare. that there are advauUgve iu tho servicMt of a diamlM-rniau that quite couMhir-lialnnoo the infelieilu*. For- iiuttauce, when Hrrvcd by Hann rather tiian Marie, one never suffers from a suspicion that if, by accident, bureau drawers are left unlocked, one's daintiest article* of Itnfferie go ont upon a holi­ day with Marie and her lover, or that the beat velvet jackH takro an “ outing "and figures largely nt Cafea Cliantanta iu the Champ Elysees, or worw* placer. by the gain al about 11 o'clock,TLnnotay night, some disUnoo j^aiA of Point an Bauble. Tho wind blew-furiously from the northeast, but they managed to plow through without much • difficulty until they got near Point au Bauble, at about 2 o’clock Friday morning. The crows ol Ixith voMiidfl wore on dock watching every movement of .the vessel. The Equinox began moling from one niilc to tlie other, but she wow still going ahead and making steam ns usual. No sign whatever was given by the fated vwwel, and the Captain and mate thought that her careening was caused by a alight ktk. 'flui gale 'jBcshaned in fury, and thoae; on board iff the vcmoIs had to Vknicr, the beautiful Venice, ia not oidy romantic, but late vimtore way that, the city smells worno tiian the Chicago river in its begt days. * ■ Ratmbomm'b Cook Stoves, Fearinm, Rathbone Range. Cetitennian. and Prairie, far noa! or wood. and tho A.wn, Forrrt Acorn and New Loyal Cook, fur wax!, do the ’red acrnce with the least fnef PENNSYLVANIA It! look out tojirovent tho vessels from coljiihuig. Thb irfght wns pitch dark, and only occasional flashing of liglituing re­ vealed tin) position of the two vessels. Through thodin of the rearing elements the Captain of tiw Mayes beard of a sudden thoqry, *• Oult’irtt Bne;" The lino waa immediately taobmed, and a second afterwards, without any idgu of distress,- or notice that anything distress, wiw wrong, Uw> propeller careenoil ovpr lo tho loewnrd side, and want down tk> tlio doptlis, leaving no trace whatever. Tito Captain of the Mayen and his crew stood amazed; they heard a female voice crying, when tlio IxMt went ^own.J’My Godl wo ant lost;” but bomdes this nothing but tlio roaring of the wavM and tlie howling wind could. l>e heard. No trace of the unfortunate craft or tho crew could lx> soon anywhere, aud wiUi sat! hearts, stnnnod by the fearful catastrophe they had just witnessed, the crew of the Emma A. Mayes had to leave tho spot without being able to lend a helping hand or rescue a single one of tlio unfortunate peoplo who -wore plunged into tlio angry waters. Bui few of tho names of thoso od ixurd tlie ill-fated vessel could l>o learned. Be­ sides the owner, CapL Dwight Bcott, of Cleveland, there wns on lioard his eldest daughter, Miss Minnie* Scott, aged 19 years, and a niece. Miss Hattie Scott, aged 17 years, who w said lo belong to Chicago. There was another young lady, a friend of tlw other girls, on board, whoso name could not be learned. The others on Ixmrd were the Captain and the crew. Tlio only -names of these that could l»e ascertained are tlio Captain, Mr. C. Woodruff, and tho engineer Mr. Contaoiovh dimrnMW, such ns homo ai Rlaudeni. Ac., may Im prevented by the nae eSVrC/lo»'» Coeqlry Condition Ptntderf. jPt ton® trareling with boraen should take note thin. A goose lute perhaps the keenest prccistion of humor of any animal, less it lx» her own arch enemy, tho fox. A writer says ho onco saw in a little grassy paddock some eight or ten fat and healthy pigs and a half a score of geese. From this juMldock n narrow, open gate gave entrance into tho farm­ yard, and, as evening drew on, thegoeee ranged themselves in a row near tliis Thermopyhe, Obliviously, supper-time was spproaclung, and tho pigs wisltcd to return homo to their troughs. Equally clearly tlio geeso hod given each other the word not to let them i>oah through tho goto which they guarded without ]«ying toll. First there camo up s jolly, good-hnmored little pig, who troth'd ‘clteerfully along with a confidence which How to Gar a Homa See advrUaement. catcd at Rye Reach. New Hampshire, and it dif- SIB SHOT OUN. IOOF! ACENTS WANTED SATURDAY EVENING POST. ... ought to lutvo diiiarmcd criticism, till he came among tho goose. Then with a cackle and a scream, every neck was stretched to got a bite at him, and, squalling, aud yelling, the poor little porker ran the gauntli-L The samo fat.' Ixifell six or Mvcn rnoro of his brethren in Bucoresion, each betraying increasing trepidation ns ho approached, tho . fatal pass, tuid made a bolt through tho eor/M de yardc of geese, whoso chattering and screeches of delight were almost undistinguisliablo from human laughter. At last tlio biggest pig of tho party brought up tho rear. Ho wns a pink-fleshed, clean young fellow, with fat limbs aud stdea, and his cars were cocked, and his t-dl sharply twisted in tlm. intelligent, wide-awake manner which so completely distinguished tho intellectual pig from the mero awiuo multitude. Willi a loud grunt of defiance this bravo Ix-ast chnrgtxl through tlio flock of geese, and I Juul nctunlly almost gained the gate, I' when a large gray goose made one grab Siow Is the time to Subscribe! Tho New York Fireside Companion The PROSPECTUS FOR 1876. at his fat hum, caught up the skin in a bunch and gave it a tremendous pinch with her red Ixwk. Need lore to say the air was rent with tlio squalls of agony of the iujured pig and the ecstatic pagans i of the wholo flock of geese in chorus. . in which tho trawocliou From tho order | took place, we derive the impression left are sufficient to feed a small army of ’ the graveyard, aud float through the air rtatoiU ' Vcfy hjrtunata rate are those toward tlwm.” Kitchen scremnixl out Seven Fine 'Eagravlaga prwniri to every New Yearly Hwbeeribct*. THE MARKETS. NT’. LOUIS. Preston. Tlie Equinox was valued nt that a similar game of Prisoner's Base —The Democratic nominee for Blate TreaMi- alxKit $710,000, and wns insured iu Clove- probably formed tho entertainment of oveuing. gucao wery every evening. rar of Penaiiyhania h) Victor C. PoUctle. Hbi land. She had u cargo ot 5,130 tairrels <। the geeso mord foruwfeble cocnpctitor in the ochvcntion of salt -valued at <8,000, tuid insured for -----------------------------------* <7,000. ir.iniriMa to nrinonruRs. Ilcnry liawlc. Republican candidate for the Tho Hamilton (Out) Spcciator clironiSuch wuw tm Unit <l<«crilx<d from the cl« tlie tqipcanuioo of a Hj»ectcr Grimsby. —In rc*lKnxw> to Gov. Am«x' dbqxb-h calling for Federal interference in,Mm«iaaii>)a|. th<At- anwetp of Paris, by Victor Hugo, in urney-Geoeral tejqgr»yfie<| >ei l*th imL. “Ijhb Miserable*," uro likely toboro- on Old Kitchen, whoHe deceased wife had tliat troojw bad been jrat in rt-adtae®* and Bak­ l>cated infihe depths of Nevada mines, if Lxifoni her death, a year ago, thrcnh.*ned ing if the Hlate authorities were unable I> recent accixuntv are correct. Away down, to haunt him if ho ever had nnytliing to maintain order. On the 11th, Gov. Amro sent hundreds of foot into the bowels of the do with another woman. Ho promiwd a long dbqiatcb. staling that It was a question dearth, nipong the. descried drifts and tc comply with her wishes, aud kept liis 'gidh-.i's of the mime, are thousands of word until a nlxirt tune since, when, iu writ® in th® belief tliat Federal interference is rats, and their number is constantly in­ company with a man named Taylor, he unwise, and will only tend to aggravate the creasing. ’ Tho famous Comstock mine drove to Smithville to visit a couple of cvUa. *Mr. Pierrepnnt ba* jtuhmittad^ full re­ is overrun with tlw animals, and in the young Indios. On his return homo late port of the matter to PrahjdaaLGiXli. Ilolcher mine they are even Ixildcr and at night. Kitchen became visibly uneasy, inp^o numerous. The rat^ livp on what his agitation / inenvuung ns they ap­ PUfAXCLAl. AKXt INDV3TRIAL. tlxluinera leave from their In nrhen, and proached an old churcli, in a graveyard —The new A'JauUc telegraphic cable known m tho “Direct CableIim b®ea succcHBfuUv find, thus far, abundant suutenaace. attached to which his wife wns buried. ; When tho spot sp»)t “ “ the white-robed wliito robed . fc.1*! ICOjt*-**! hen opposite the laid, and tlie first mtmages have already panne.I Hundnxls of men <-ut flatly in thoanineH, W and the fragments of bread and meat | f°nn of a woman was scon to rise from ■---------------------------- nonimranJoheni of Bchnylklll eoanty, who were conricte.1 of negloct and currupUou ir. dinchargo of their official dutiea. The aeutenoe •i each!* two yean* Mpriaoumenl. <? 1,000 fine LAMP CHIMNEYS. r^uX’STb-™ U ssstsurifciaa can ba f«ai«l Iu thb. ertnm ftMUSTtiar I4K1B Van strut rMism of t bo nopcc. ' lorcnwal write™ lor elilUtmi in u™ nianw;. > an aMawu rawacw w --••■• ~nRESIDE COMPANION lavalualsl® to urrry Iwim- Ik-H • hw lbw* »>'■ cblhlrvu. 8*8 MUNRO’S GIRLS & BOYS OF AMERICA. Largest and Host Popular Weekly Paper for Young Folks. TERMS FOR 1876. .vusnern omut am nors or America a«4 ymr xxw -remr rmxKIOKCOMPA tfKJN: O«« «>pr ot Jhmr**» i.frL «iw< /»•»«»» .|h.<tI«« will bn ti<roo« year to any »«twrlber In tbo Uultr.l HU>t ■ on incrlpt «4 *;»; two copirri for •«; nino «v>Un for »1«. )*• J»*e Afrwf.to ill lx- w-nt f-.r fiMkrnh nn: * ‘AeivrS WAITED H4 CABLE .ucocretul eaevMacra. Jtora a art uiri. *rv to t.nxxn* au va«rera Kvctf My and rirl can koi ®abe=fta>-u U. te-rtr own village. Wttto tar fWrucdtan. AGdreas, tifMKGE HL^RO, Publl.kcr, F. O. Boi bl Bcckmaa Hirer*, New York. SCREW WIRE ',irU v> *** orKJ termini under American Jiirisdiction. in tlw mines, loo. They ore never mo-! in on agony of terror, the horse gave 2<nw*fen< ul’ --"Dio New York and Erife Dank, of Buffalo.. lested, for Hwy ore looked u|»n as scov- vmU to a wild snort of fear, mid ran I - — hosted ; down the mountain nt at a Ibrcok-ncck Tdd™«1i>^!ih>ci?te<SS«il5iLbte. ItsapitaliM WOO,000. angers by tlw miners. In the heated ------------ — , • $80 ' -The 'Vaabtogton RrpttUirau at a recent depths of tho mines Jthe fragments of I apcc<l, and the apparition continued to ' ' —Aid. FMier. of Bl. Paul, liaa been expell-d date eontaine an article setting f.xth Uuu the i (,KXi wqultt, if -not coumimcd, Ixxxime i follow them, floating tlirougb tho atmos- | ' frr»O) the City Gama! hw accepting hribro and Expoedtou ia ia danger; Uwt, re • offdnmvc, ' but the’ rata leave nothing, plwre iu terrible proximity to the faith- ! appropriating ^Wic property to hia own umu eith®rTfaUa|dtogcmcr*or be^xwqwn^* It do' **°oc8 about uro paliidwd less widowe.. The other man states that j fratricide fe reported from Ho­ darre tliat lUemoving tqdrit ofUwdtair. Gen. ’ b/ <hoir Ucth* ‘No df** or cute 7ct il “ lookwl Hko ‘”Tflo °t * woman________________________________________ oka*. Mo.’ Ricliard Hewitt haring kiitod Um <20 *‘u’ brother Thomae with an ax in a drunken qaar- Hawley. i« utqiopalar, .and'thinks Gen. Spin- allowed to molest them, and the rata with tta dead clothes on. She was quite । tier Um liltanl man for the (xtotion. taper up and down the timbers of tho j dead and cxprowiionkoH, and tho eyes [ . gTM*w' ' "Dire* robbers r< reutfy. entare 1 a bank, — IL T. Yaryan. . Chief of tlio Revenue AgentD. shafts at pleasure, made bold by long ! were closed " ' ; one *hand' was extended - - ' — — . "y Btipttoglon, W- Va^ and comiMfled th® relimates ibe i-mmnn’ity.* " *“ Uie “ total " amount 6f tax “ tort by - •• , It is a feafnre of the mini's IV-UIU toward Kitchen, (UUMTk almost lUUUUllg toucning IUB his —- ------ -------------------------------------------------— . ■ .Caaln« to <q>cn the aafe. They Mwcecdcd j whisky fraud® at <700,««. - . head, anil tlie other pointing toward S 1 A1; tattMiwq dawriHd; and one which IlTgattMg pureeaimi of ♦18,008, with which ~ taUMUo.' Fi,Mlly tte bwww ™„ <1F T11B Itay mote off.« a confederate had tarare lu •» smashed against a tree and the oecu|wuite | “* ra jfcy reutiuK. j ? > ■ ———•— ' —Harvey Broun, a negro, who ntuntenxl were on haixl in great numbers.. <>uo rereoii | aomo time, a miner all all have liecn im- thrown out, aud wltcn they ree»»vered . — . " Hb Louis W May. and then for which wax. doutdlnre. the fart that no, prisourxl by an accident, a caring in of from the fall the ghost wns gone. n^brd kud rtmliwl Mm. Pfarr, ha* been couu» a™, a. lhe lLo ktaJ . victed <4 innrlor. nigbta. Cliicagatejirid® aud the gfor/cf Um . . . , , . TITO or OXIt xixn. n“™'” “‘r- Shot Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, Selected French Barr MjU Stonc. <■ aft »u.«. jinrt aHK-rl.r. w<»ltin»rii>liip t’nrlni.l $10i$25T1a^XK2XSSE: ilGEO. P. Rowell & Co.] Ute safe w-tbunt injurfr^ «. J. tttph y, wf iMuaing. Mich., has bem until the figVta <tay of October. . ■ 'TtJ >rrraM —tu> difference A Melbourne widower with something , r\ nvvv W *"*’ “«**•"• &*■“ red skeleton picked dean enough to adorn a .r. famny -j »P"«»y taDk*.-**.-; Urlul c^ttteaaFgta . phjwrtan’s, doset. Such an incident . ^)y'crcQteapre]adicoagXinM advertised for a wife over a fictitious ।------------------------------------------------ —- ----------rats liavu coteu mon bflfore aignatttre. Several luwwem were re- ; l(>Iftft * mu-vtu reA KxrKSMcs i..»il acj-J ceived, among which waa one tliat par- R>CT gsinsas Elaxtic no. —The propaauxl plfnmagn of Gcrnran CaUiticuladj plrad bhu. Tl,e a*ognM>by -. B~x.ru!, lb» lu>Kiug.. i «.9fin ,'^JraFsUrwmmJ-l AojUiierioan Indy, -riaiting Porix, wns duude, and th.- signature, like hia own, 1'"’***- "* horrified beyond measure when, on her tort, ixwwew ,G«U' JtaQ»n»ama eesixxUUon Jfirff^T^jfrR-fci that <itf, bcTore she had Mlb>.«. Attrr . Urirf »,„! >„tamUy AGENTS WANTED '"oil Jiff*' and th® Khokaud rebel® of Centra] Ada, numthn e male “chambermaids ” eu- agreeable correspondence, a time and 1 nigot sc^kw iv this ui^.F., ’ place wwm agrex-d fipOn for meeting. At I * "aSKEj.c. kircuKbWcuTcR... nt | —A diepalrh from BL Patcrnbuig auixMtnnvi tlw appointed hour the gentkunen ware »r ituimom u. iMrvLicrrv. feM^re—iu Dnractasure. England, -»5,<X>0 animal* 1410 bodiddr. upon which be placed tho waiting in a private parlor at a certain ' ar® affected by U>c foot-and-aiec«hd»«w»e. i trt^brriore, cuhtafafhR £ delicious i*l fashionaH*- hotel, and ahurtly afU-xwnnl —OommoIom are to be mad® to Barria and of butt* r molded to the ahajxj of a strawMouteoegro .fay Tuikey for tiarir neutral;!/ Jq | barm ©yolfd with a, diamond of tec, and ** HI*® •«”*ka>1 oflottace; inchjdlnR the pnndprt kUlera. .happen, and tarii^L,’tZn^ntm" BW,ia fn>Q’-rZ “* I • Fnmch roll,’* dainty china jug of . -»... >tly CAtva^TIKH. *>«ka nil! aL CferertMb, VL .............................. , * entered, thickly veOod. She ■ ' cuote in trembling, and did not venture । to took up until the voice of the gootte- i man, in respectful greeting, fell upon : nwatached the gcntl-nurn’Menr with a sound not un­ familiar. H« gifted tfw veil and lotted | upon the waah-staxKl < tin can of h<4 npon the aenrref facamf big own daughter, [ whom he had aappeoed industriously I lu*ud, allxitavory dirty one, pursuing her utudirw al • «diool in a Wm.-aaSiiIkTUw hydro­ with a a* any Marie or Lisette could have town some distance wvwtward from Md-1 phobia, they keep him in a dark room bourne.. The youpg iu.ly Las sinoe bant) instaUivi M h-iteckcrp r in the psteinal « .«r , ta.t fought ubpre before hirni M) 41m. warrion <rf ,dd maMhm, uu-1 ta-r jxtpa te not Hhrly to fied by drowning him before placing him l«re their ahiehi*, Ute linbatb-tnb which in a dark room. imSw ____ SAFES AT ’HARD PAN PRICES. HALLS LAFLii/K.'CO. Best is the Wil |SeMl for Saapie Card Ixn'Kne boiGtig milk, a u few few lumiM Inmpa of Kttcynr. mtgnr, and Uu* cor. at which ata* startetl <»»uvultdvr- i ly, raured taw eyes to the face ot her «a, jp*e swain, and Uuu uttered a suppreceed '—viting burden, and withdrew’ leaving in cry—a cry the fouo of whiKi struck upon ■ ” plainer sight Pinxre, tin S. H. HARRIS’ HALL’S PATFNTSTAN9AR0 uu tifeowa. ‘ YOWIENE^ 8h^ 6J««L.*S|T8 OLDS. Tarrant’s Effwvreccnt Aperient. WLD BY ALL MLUOaUrtX � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-09-24.pdf.pdf 6807417aa74c2c110a102e79e53aeaa8 PDF Text Text -........ ..... - ; . ’ . ------------ 1---------- ■-rr -s-_” । tile« etos b’AW ■.. . .ii ^Asbrilk jUfirs ABVXKTISIWG J14ISS.. www Progression. No Retrograding SEPTEMBER -24, 1876. N A IklLLE, BAIfflVM, VOL. 11 his tiONOB ANI» BMAH. place topics, she to When she i she planted herself till Centre camo hour she stood demon of yfalousy. she, tho true, fai —WM- rhito,. Uli, M Mb Surd ii "IfM nkht at the solemn Iwur Of title mwaeil of gren’. originality nnd inventive taldrti^it,u reufarki'd liia Honor uh bo fur reportorial pomi ion wan aak«l bat B BjTW Oraler, Um■“atL—%bry are, like all the rest of laid aside his hat and fell into hfa cltair, riDgle qnetoion t ■** 1 Vhst wonM yon do walked ovarycror po<wr white By sensitive of critirisu: "boum.’ unknown wretch, with malice ’ If tlw oiudidatB replied: don't want to be critidtaed afoVtfthbnght, did ’ wickedly and Srigor" Mash Mm, to be ’’ tt» cdftor said: can help it, and are trying "Yon tnay go, young man. We luwc no P it by muzzling tlie front door, suddenly fell fli«J on tite piaMa d independent journalism slum them, but how to stifle ita t 11 o — rw UH!"—AT. Zowi» 2?epuW«n. question. The method revenged.” •' iapotoon, who sent editors There wm fa-tong moment of sflencs, —The boy. of Esrt SsglMW ky ihrt platoon of soldier* to bo Miid thefi-'-n . bootblsek with a rubber She had W mind mado up " there isn’t rt homely girl in fii's high ite effeotivo to force tbeni.. -.watatoclmin wound twice around hfa neck three days that the bc.y needed some school thin tern.” TKa Hugfnaw J£c: ii. . •at tho procedure fa too remarked : puMiean myw the boys found ttiut out . at thia d^" " Well, I know one tMng-tlxwc’R the She placed the before school bad Is-eii -running twenty Mod ..trendi-ad LoB.) oo riltartilb Areei approach him. gunil v. ' -1 '■ -J . bottle where lie could see it, and when minutaa. Unturned up hfa. noaoshe said ; newspaper a. ment, shivering in the tumu, be was folded in black-hearted Sophia, I able uott fire. /' ' • * She waa citefaing her death-cold. What did ho cof^&e 1 lx<atowing bin afftction cited, in bad no legal right to them. Tlie wind blew, ami ii beg. y writer of She could stand ftno longer. 8 ift name to-it die before she got tho divorce police might wm just what toe. inhuman Centre would in full, in know oe upon him at any precious life for the preaent, and site re- -time. This ingenious process xvorked axasrKMSTA-s? w "Young man you want to curl yourself up into ok amall a hunk as jKwublts and preserve a most rigorous silence. You must remember that this Court lias opened for bmrinesa.” . . ’ A COXQX7KBOB. ’ • , "And what ails you 1-’’ asked bis Honor of the flrat man out. " Weakness v/ns the mild reply. v “Howl” "O*n’t stand up under a pint of whisky as I could when I left the p \ hail not oomo out, and it required a SCHOOLING A UCHBA^'D. of tbosb discontented women who are nryer Krtfafiod indite something gew-s •wrong. When tho sky fa bright and pleasant, they arc annoyed because there fa nothing to.grumble ah The trouble fa sot with Um outward world, but with the heart, tho mind; and every one Who wfalica to grumble will find a subject. She rushed into the house—into her room. ''Mre. Wallfa,- was there failh Throwing hcraelf upon tho sofa, she .wept like a great baby. Her friend tried to comfort her, but she w:w firmly reMilved not to l» comforted. InvaiaMra. Walfta tried to nature her of ttie fidelity of her husband. She would not listen to the words. But while she was thus weeping, Mr. Centre entered tfio ro<*®i looking just as though nothitig find Irappeued. " You wretch 1” sobbed tho lady. though ho probably who. was very ^pretty, very intelligent, and very amiable and kind-hearted. I dare nay he occasionally made her a «► passed through the botUe ami storm of matrimenial warfare without tx*ing able to " stand fire.” ,"lfou wretch!” .repeated the Infly, " You insult me, abuse me, and then •erioualy objected, for the reason that Sophia was pretty, intelligent, amiable, oak me what the matter fa | ” cried the lady' " Haven't I ^jeta waiting in C-----street for two hours, for yon to ocmc out total of her irins. . Qtmtoe and hte wifo boarded at a pri­ of Smithers’ house?”. . ‘‘Have you!” vate rtdrblishmcnt at the South End, Botton. At the same house also boarded Centra’s particular, intimate, and oonfidoutial friend Wailfa, with hfa wife. Their rooms might almost be said to bo "lUrn,i<r9 varkb) '' " And I did not come out?” jonStan-fr common ground, fur the two mini and . the two women were constantly together Centre, calmly. "You wasn’t there, you wretch! How Wallfa could not help observing that dawi you tell mo anch nn abominable lie ! Mrs. Centre watched Ik? husband very But 1 found you out. Yun gu there there had been some difficulty. Bo they talked tlie matter over togeUw r, and sum to the ooDdurion licit it wiw very stupid for any one to be jealous, moat of all for Mrs. Centro to be jealous. What Centre entered the room and found Mrs. Wallis there. " My dear, I am obliged to go out a fow momenta to call upon a frfand,” raid Centre. "To call upon a friend!” sneered Mra. Centre. “ Yre, my dear, I alrnll 'bo back preeently;” and Mr. Centro left the room. "The old stoiy,” irnid she, when he liad gone. 7 ‘‘If it was my husband I would follow Hfa,” raid Mra. WaBfa. " I will!" hud she immediately put on her bonnet and shawl " Sophia Smithera lives very near, and I am sure he fa going Umtc.” Centro had gone'up stain to put on hfa hrt and overcoat, and in a moment aljo mwhim oa tho afaira. She could not mistake him, for there was no other gentleman in the bonwj who wore aadi a ward the,cloo^qf theeppjrc>rJ4 would not-Bonhd -irett.ic Gttrnitoy, Vr^re tho oonquerort'-o? ffapoMkPT Ii> feijiaort to this treatment of thfl^pres j, which tho Germans themselves have steadily dcnounosd. Police persccction, arrest, " Don’t tiy any jokes on mo, old relic and imprisonment of editors, which Bis­ of gory IBittle-flrttfa, ” continued the marck 'h government lw adapted of fate Court. " You were in the army, ch f” ’ ycAEl, (£lcd 0J ith p nipafuv «nd now a " Five years.” " Did you go as a antleror a Colonel/” fraetory jouraalfa'/i, a style truly original "Butlers didn’t get them off, did in the highest s-jnse of tho word. Jour­ they 1” asked the vet as he held up a nalism, they Bay,’is to lie "elevated" band minus throe fingers, "norbulteta and placed upon a level with law and in the (boulder, nor saber cuts on the medicine. Nd. nliyjcinn w foiyfr fa head! NSiJsiijT fft—Avndvd right far poonittrel -fa pnwjiica hiiV-prefoMion the jaws of death I” "And now yon wadi for the jaws of uhir course of study at a recognized uni­ dcmijolms and decanters t” versity; obtained hfa degree and a lioeusu “I got drunk,” answered the from ttie State. Hence journnlfam is to "but it wnaa be ranked hereafter as one of tbt lennted CflHttK4 _ during tlie professions, and no’ one shall enter ita war-time. Pm si nder sorry, but I’m go­ ranks, even ns a mere reporter of load ing to stand by tho colors and take sen­ news, who 1ms not proven lifa capacity tence.” by pissing thrown college, and then " Yoyr^uw fa. «d» J'pw bleary, throngii a rigid examination before n your voiapwny down in y<£ir knee-pans, board of profueaors appointed ,by tho Charles Hlidrbtb,” said the Court, “and State, who must try Him not utdy a* to it is evident to mo tiutt whisky fa killing hfa mental qualifications, but also in rcyou. Still I'll try you once. It isn’t the gard to hfa "moraltone,” by which fa right way to attempt Ibo conquest of the world by canying your bottle-flag on ment. Ami no under your none, but there is one chance in a lo emmillion for you to reform. 'Bout face, ploy on"hfa 1 tlKMHl forward—guide right—march I” •who are thus liocnaed by the govern­ ment, and deaignatexl ne fit persons to ” “ Dorothy Fox, does thia warrant Htauo " instruct the people” on public affairs through thepreaa. Th^invontor of tlifa truly in saying that you were drunk T” Wonderful methSl of ( buckling the jour­ asked Iris Honor of tho last prisoner, a । nals was not Prince Bian^ck, but the, woman about. 10 years old. Grund Duke of ftecklenbrirg-Strelitz, whosubmitted it to tho great OinuiC'dlor, add r“ui uu u wen aa yon. " Sophia tell a lie ! Oh no my dear!” "But she did. She eaid you were not tho latter fa said to have exclaimed, on there.” hearing ita details: " That’s capital I "That was very true.; I was not." And tho neocaaary nwa" How dale you tell me such o lie! We’ll do ft You have been with Sophia all the even­ suree uro now being prepared in the official " Press Bureau” at Berlin, to be ing. She fa a nasty baggage I” " Nay, Mrs. Centro, yon are mis- ( submitted to tho Gernum Parliament os noon ns it astemblua in the fall. That taken,”..interposed Mro. Wallis. "Mr. Ccntrv has boon with me in tliis room all body'wxll fret arid fymc ibant it at first, ljut when Bfauuirck swings hfa weighty. the evening.” forefinger, frowns upori tho House, mid " Whitt I Didn’t I ace him go out and threatens to resign unless the bill passes, follow him to 0-------street I” it will bo carried. Germany will then liavc *' No, my dear, I haven’t been ont this an " elevated’’ journalism indued. Every evening. I changed my mind.” newspaper writer will probably cany a Just then, . Wallis entered the room budge about him, or, twfter jMR with that peculiar Kossuth on his head, iiayo a sliwnp burst 'upon Jii i jfferel and tho mystery icw explained. Mrs. that lie fa ."auitimvAir ’ tlX on _ rernCentre was not a little confused, and very ment, warranted “ kind in all harncM,” much ashamed of herself.’ and sure to give no trouble. Verily, the Wallfa had l>eeu in Smithcra’ library ranoking a cigar, and hail not e<ten reconstructed empire fa dewtinod to be glorious! Sophia. Her statement that she luul not seen Centro for a mouth wm strictly true, she took Jt seat beside the . The eye shows character. TU^qycs and Mrs. Centra wm obliged to ac­ knowledge that she had been.jeiilcuu great wprriora have almost always been without a cans.-, though she wus not “ let gray, their brows lowering like thunder­ clouds. Inventors have largo eyes, vary into” the plot of 'Wnllfa. But Centre should, have known better folk Philosophers the most.illustrious ■hat a pretty, in B box than to tell hfa wifo what " intel' ' ' have had large and deep-Mt wear / The gtri! poets all have figent, amiable, and lkind-lwcrted ... ; ___ . fuH eyes; irid m«p» > t rV Prtei. band should speak sicians’.oyea are large aaft and lustrous.lustrous.- Buf- —-Detroit Detroit Free Pnsi. Sophia was. No busband wel! of any lady but his wife. . fan conritterr. that the raoH beautiful TilK LITERAJir k'OACll. : " Dix-3 you moan Lightning Janus f "No, I guess no." husband beret’’ M " No he isn’t the oup.” • , "Well docs, you mean Big Foot The lion’s the tijer’i Jaraf •: r eyes arc all magnetic. " No it must lie another." she : IJn aeemed -to doubt her word, and sho continued ; * Urja *•»»»«.■ IU k*M>n go to *0 nud)l"> wulinubr to- Wnm; fa a hen not joking! When tha suburbs of Boat Saginaw, owpx-d by kite’# in ’er-hest ■ Wb^n fa die all st seat Frank Scudder, wm itestroywi by firecanr Whea she's to the lirtefeway. monuug last week. Tfie- occupuute nor­ An Atorefcao youth te®H ajlfamter rnrtr —ag>«l>w ju«>i»g teto, Utoirito <to«* Uv, K.CO0. ^o„ jtfai one spooua uncorked the state bottle. " And you'Ilgivc. me .some sugar, bo- of temporary derangrtMt, s% d---------------- - *— ful gashes in taUe, He yuuiig niin can afford to marry, and per- widowers sre canyrng off young girfa. Wit aUrayi record with regret any in­ stance of s taw. H’s a cred fhtmfaioo to*, wife’s —Lymmi G. Btirkhnrdt, the boy-mur­ derer, wm arraigned ^forejudge Crane, in file Circuit ' Court, at Ann Arbor tas| JKOJTJKY. ? ‘ tNb^o-^noJlb, ’’ ha said.nsfa* drew ■ J' > the —.Some fax years ago the Branch “but I 'gqrern! fairit until the other rax uay rxrjtK '.codvedtioit. C-->unty Drain Cunimirodanera ordered a bobiinggeta over aching before I get A plowing, .qbfaode id subber life at JYerr. UwbMMMl *krt w«* i bec lig ol drain ditch afa feet wide dug forth-" pur­ any nearer.’ —Detedtt pose of draining tbs water 'pond Wn>r a Labrome afeM hqr.fRxned the Uditod States Hay Asaocfatiod at holes and piher p^ces iu Oie ( ” *,Co!d- •■ Beihlcheb. Dow Habsftfto. Sobe five or fixhnfldreJ*of the’ affiicted wore id alteddadc, idclnding Hod. F. B. Fay, of Cbutacfa, ad Hedry Ward Beecher. Let­ ters of condffc l ad cobfart were read frob WQRk a future f After that it yw’trwl to smuggle far wealth, and hp ulipjMid in and took the ywm y off tlw shelf. She caught him - Jesting . 1 'experience eptitli-a him. to unlimited oonfldouce. Wheihtw it isa tastefor litera- Br. Beecher bode a faddy speech, id flip ptoperty owuers through whose hindsflte ‘ courae of which he expressed the opinuxl. ,poaaufa UihiM: tbp house about noon, ditch ran, because, as they cxpr««e<l_ ft, that the Lubedtatiods of Jerbtah ad the (J1A zli.1 ^'.1 llL.- — - ---- - - thord id the flesh of Paul had ad idtibute dummy, oh ? Want to tea like that Itel * w4k and roam-at large through the edi­ an injury to some land owners. ten, do yual Want to e«»r>tr.>’ the pea. gray ;torial flonrt<taj, has paver bpen satisfac­ torily detcrmnifd. ‘ ‘ Certain it is, how­ dext tibc.—Oongregatiunali^t. temterytMjyoll ti^hswtar X'll tuck it ever, that with the first breath of spring wtolfawtiM ditch ' a j’At’Kxirr M.tW. - luitousta he cornea, and when in November the A c-reful, old-ftvihioiied man a few gsih-red in it for Its past year or more, WMH99 flXp, ' shirt* fai about. "Why do you wish and Btec were sei at work. I morning clambering up ita sides with while one of .Ufa men who wM • old mmtigw os w» gwt cm in life: To the club skates siting over his shoulder, or ! the bank by the etty wte at work in * ' doing the " spread eagle ” on iter gtassy ' , <» hmd owned by Dr. Is it Turtle-Soap Jonas theni" No, khat isn’t the one." e "ahold thing.’ Mid Hadn’t she fultowed that fatfa VgMfa^hr., . Twtw™.cou(iaM O.dmM no ud .-ntoag-rtl.. n»ot • a»L W bsps'that's UiB,reksori nil the rich old "Of-conrea-T will—a trig ta^jp.’* He waited until aha Ifagau pouring roots of Ida tongue, Ho had bean an invalid for about two years, and hfa dfafrom the bottle, and than asked : " And yon’li give me 10 rente, Cod " And you'll buy me asliao-fly kite !" Ck) AbT-U CAKIXS—-Rocks. Wednesday, and pleaded guilty y>. the add ari irrfiablo father to Iris sou; "yonr charge of murdering Ludwig C. Miller, mother must bo soeidfag sboteb^ly at Ufa foster father. Wh«*« nuked by-thi: "Well, IH buy_jou the kite,” die re­ Um p|hrr «jHl,of the hall, $bwcfa^nch a Judge if he.was awe of ..Uto^normftf plied. filling the spoon up. draft from.ftrat quarter." ,.lf : of the crime he had coiamftted, lye veey " And a velodptate I” coolly replied with the aame indifim-tBco > Russia fa ouuvinwd that Yakoob Khan "I’llthink of it.” be has exhibited since the murder took was thtt iMudijflttor vi the Khokaud rc" Yon cant think no 1 raster-oil down place, "I am." Tho Jud-70 then jre- brftiou. We tremble fj^r,Y*koob. . The mo!” ha exclaimed, looking around for Czar fa going for him; and bc’a a-rusbin‘. tnmided him to prison. : fa* hat Few men can stand thebuit of fe'bmr, —John W. Langley, B. L.,'Profeciwx but xfiaybe Yakdab' Khiin.—Rrobklj/n ** Here—I will, or I'll tease father to, of Chemistry in the univvn'ily at Pifts ‘Ti^F:'' • ' ■ il • iUkl I know lie wilt Come, now, wal­ burgh, has accepted un appointment, a* low it down.” c/nmno said; “The purstpi Of all Profresor pf General Cfiumialrj- and " And yea'll buy me • goat?’’ Physics; in the Michigan. Univeraity. tbhigs should bo calm" nnd tranquil. ” Thia completes the vacasltiiaH for th^ ft fa plain that ho wifarmw a Butter 1 And twp hundred marbles ?’’ coming year. Prof. Lcogtey is a Boaton county girl «w.-ehing 1or a flea with her Yee. Now taku ft right down.' man, about thirty-teven ymra <rf age, right paw, which fa mightier than a Boand graduated frem the Lawrence Scien­ gardua kicker run by a Keoly motor.— * ‘ I can’t pawniae flat ”o tific Behtxfl seventeen yenra ago. He " All right—no.dpg, nq lie !’’ thi.u anno to the MidrigAa Unirerafty Well, I ll askyoar father.” and spent 1 yckr und a half ih the mridi.-. • WiU> * kr»r ■« » H’-u-IMCto uc: . * " And you’ll buy me a pony t” A m.Jen ri&a glM»4 from her twit cal crifiegc and laboratory, ^urlrig the " Oh, I ooaldnt do that. Now be war be served as surgeon iii' the navy, good boy and swallow it down.” and at ita cgoaa was appointed ProfeB-oT ' "Oh, yee, ril.wjraltow that stuff, I wflf P* *he said, os Ifa clipped on hfa hat. of Chemistry iu the Naval Academy st Anaapolfa. He afterward up*;ut were " You may fool some other boy with a yiAXs in Euroi>o, oomph-ting hfa studies circus ticket and a lump of brown sugar, «rn. unpretentious but it’ll take a huHdred-doIlar pony to in chemistry, and has sineo held a pro­ fessorship in Antioch College -and tho Brooklyn boarding bouse, and for acvtrot that owtor ilo down my throat!”. . unin-rsity at Pittsburgh. ( And he went out to see if tho ndgh—About half-past 10 ' A’cloex on the 1 rinyjutal maiden of thirty-fire, Had teased bor's cat had been cMght in tho dead­ "I dunno.”. fall ho tat for tofa.—Detroit Free Prrn, night,of Saturday, August 27, Charles |temto write somethiag in her album. " Did you get drunk 1” Flearunonl and a companion, both em"I dunno.” ’’ tpttVLVHIQX or TUK GAME. ployod at Ive» A, Green’s mfil, Dvtepit, " Mrs. Fox, the juioplo of tho State of • There are, roys flic iRufBlolCbMrier, went out on Urn rivor in a spall boat fur, Michigan demand that you look me in two persons on the lawn. It is pa and a ride. When about 20 yanln from tfio 4n exjitanatiph wm added in' Uibbo the face and answer my question. Now} run. They arc playing croquet She is tihorolhe boat c*|»iBed. Fleurirnont wojMq;.’/‘I i^evar, could make rhymes, then, were youT^unkl” ahead of him. ’ See how she snules. ▼as seen to sink by the lookout, cm the Miss Giles, and when I write poetry I "IdumK? ■_ There, he has pamed jjer. She does not j tug Wm. H. Pringle, while his compan­ "Dorotby-Fo^, did yon ever hear that muilc nra,- She. only ,hammers Hie ion suocceded in Teaching ahoro As. Hubjurxo down Jefferson avenne yes Queen Elizabeth replied 'I dunno’ when' ground. How |io kteps jgoin^ through Heurnnont did not borne to the aarface. terday tp-.tlm <tej>o| a man struck a. heap questioned t" tho arches. It is not her turn yet But and WM not seen ngrin, it wm tfeouglft "I dunno." drowned; fair how hard she hita hcr balk Did ypn that ------he was — - j--------- 7 bnt ,A ----------diys' " Dorothy Fox, do you want to be hear ftome gliUM jingle? It was the cel-’ .since hfa 'wife receivcM a letter from sent up ?’’ tar window. There fa her mallet, too. listed ’ nt Tbledo, in - -wbh&' -< * — it ?4ra> ei"I dunno.” It fa .flying toward tfte num.. See how, phuped that he was not dead but firing; hunting (or anything, mister?” "Come " Well, I’m going to vary the mo­ he dodges ft, ' It hah ’tanded'’ over the that he had Ix-en forced to practice de- Imre, fcfib," aaul the man, aa he sat up; notony a little,” remarked tho Court us fence. Tho woman lias got through. ecptionjn order to free himself Iron's "cornu and get ton onto, and some he broke a pcnch in two. " Wo’llcall it She is going -into tho houae. How fu­ woman who wm troubling him by asadrt Mr,«nd figs, and plum*, apd jubosixty days. How'll tliat do ?” riously alio twitches along. Now tb i ft® that rfjo was hfa lawful woddod wife. jMMtei. TWa a gpod boy, come and "I dunno.” she sadly replied as she man fa left alone. He fa playing croquet । He proposes to stay in Toledo, and has took Bijah’s arm. ' all by himoatt . Z , • ,'g^T •> sent for bia family to join him. ->lq good," replied the boy, as he backed off, juttxk mru^ - «-I* nays the gazelle will weep at the Hound Tim other day whiji a citizen inquired, Of music. The gazell^’Hoyea. have been ——•>> ncr^ ne lovcti anotlw ; be lov.xl Sophia Smithers. She of a negro deck-hand whom he, mot on called U»e mot taanlftrit iii the world. the levee, if a negro by the name of Jouefl worked on a oertrin boat, tin- black pay his mistrees is' to compare her eyes "D my manded. -wcw&^y It must be admitted that the present some ahrowte' ami ata had ’ NO.5-2, *b« U*>1 -.<-rer rndud «»,., *»> • ' xnowi .-.n W7UV bowk. « jMjpTam-iy urnrreo. ue nays LUc : r Wall, dst’a #11 de Jummw on dat ’ar • paper dollar was worth 85 conta in gold j t“*. . unban, and if none dtna haint do in Novonlwr. 1861: 00 o>mte in Mov which StSS.-'r ng of Dr. Tanker guilty of commit- and soul in Celis Bl Boul. : �POTATOES, CORN. iPTLB, OATS, suicide Thursday night or to l*aU. after which Clover Seed. &c.. di tumbling about. A little cttoxiforru wtiled it with Joel for (but night. Family difficulties are said to be the £ 'ELSrjlTOR IN NASHVILLE. Grassi I fete with (heir iulenats) is aninnoLATH, SHINGLES, in ita progress WATER LIME, over the old ;r® strew worked the for its SALT, «Nt fey. ' A plMstog •piMde oeewW to the vWn- could expect to flonriah without a ' HAIR, • ky of Msjfe Grave Coater UM week. Mr, the Nashville sad Mrs. Ro«aw*U bncssje tirM aod d:».is s sound insuiialion. on agood gusted with byawa's galling charms and st basis. , fast prosolfwted a dissolution. BotuedisNashville is not a sleepy town, ar r stowod could not afford lo do without her to-, STUCCO, AINSWORTH k BROOKS, IJtWM DVRlCKt, , Proprietors. la the Matter of th* EMM* st John Bom A school without a teach- , D. 187*. b. r. are acknowledged to be the beet heating store dfere to Gw wheel and make s A. D. 1876, by tba Probite Court of Barry Coanty, Michigan, alt of lbs estate, rishi title and iaterMt tif.tbe taid Minors of, in and to tbo r*»l Mtete aitnatad and beior in U>.ir tho County of Barry, ia th* Blatt of Miohiean known and <iMerited m follow* lo-wil: The East half of tho oast half of the south eity Encourage everything that will help the village, and you; in return, shall reap yowr reward. Qcn. invited to other places to labor with peu snd prow. These IA8KVILLE invitations SPOBT un SXTWSKX MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH They are the only Stove mounted with gen­ uine boiler iron. They Admit the largest chunks of wood. They fire longer than others SOLD OJVLY BY n— Barry county. Michigan, eubjocl to the dower of said Sophia Kuntz as widow of said Frederick Barn, dooMMtt Dated. Soyt- 23 D. Ik 187A ' SOPHIA KUNTZ. Gaardian. 5 A Nice >ix»-Tear Old Town with no Non­ sense about it. From Uk- Jaek»on Cirsj.es. * There is one town on the Grund Where you will find a. full stock of many things that endears us to Nash­ River Valley Railroad, and nil made On the let of November, next, I will open ' - Tfllg. ‘Twas here God-gave m a entirely by tha railroad, and all there a class for the study of ta ot it has grown up since the build ­ * .helpless little being to chertsh. She entwined herself about our affection ing of the road, h is situated on (he Instruction given on PIANO or ORGAN. as the ivy vine ctlwincs the sturdy Thurnapple river, about five miles above Thornappie lake, near the east Hakmonv a«i> Tho*ouo«-Ba»* will receive oak. She was lent to us a little sea­ line of Bariy County, where ii furn­ careful silention. Public Itob*ar**l» will be given every two month. To son when He gathered her to Him­ ishes good water power, and where tboee wishing lo pnr»ue th al self to maka up his jewels. We hear the railroad crosses Round Lake branch of aiudy, 1 would reipectfully call their her tongbi ng prattle no more and ofl- creek, which empties into the Thorn­ apple at this point. Ten years ago attention lo my iimos (wo hearts, at last, are aid and this point used to be a great resort teaching. to fishing parties, and a tew bouses had been built near the river, while Tma, tIOprQr. - Gao. R. FLEMING. ■ small saw mill was ruu by tho. enough for rich and poor, high and creak. But the railroad esme. Mr. A. W. Olds, now the wcallluesl man towly. ifthey will only Jive in accor­ in the town, built a large saw mill, dance with the dictates of their better and aiace (hen the town has grown nature. God grant that we may live rapidly, having now 800 or 900 inhab­ FOB fo do more good for om follow man, itants. Manufactories/ besides the saw mill mentioned, a grist mill by that onr talents may be increased P. Holler, a wool-carding mill, and when we coma to render up our ac­ such as sre required among the far­ count on that great day. mers and for borne needs have not come in to.any great extent, and this TO THB STATE JOTTINGS. is one great need, but the business .... * • . . places arc numerous and the trade Lart Tuesday,- John 6rooks, nine good. There are four or five briek years okL was suffocated in a bin of blocks owned and occupied by G. A. outs at Ypsilanti from which1 v car Truman, dry goods,W. A. Aylsuorth, wft being filled’. dry goods and boots and shoes, L; J. Samuel Hayball a tfiCdbhani of Wheeler, clothing, Kucher Bros. Instrumental Music. ALL Admin, and John Howell of Bay City, each died on the 21st by taking block, but the store of which is occu­ laudanum to juoduce sleep* pied by I. C. Clarke, dry goods and John Bradly, a saloon keeper at groceries, while there are two good A’abasler, was found drowned on the hardware stores, and vonnected with beach near his residence about 6 ooe.of them. C. C. Wolcott’s;au agri­ o'clock Saturday evening. cultural implement warelw>U8«,a large Tn a general row of James Shields drug store by Boise Bros., and sever­ al general stores, chief among which John Riley was shot twice and dan­ are, Aiostforth & Brooks, who have, gerously, perhaps fatally woneded. a largo gram elevator, P. Durham, The people of Charlotte Wave fih ahd Boisb A Lee. A good furniture ally oooclnded'that the next man who store is kept by Jacob Leo lx & Son. is caught insulting a"woman, who*her A good fivery stable by Wm. Venn, in bis own family or no* will be caus­ and the boss blacksmith shop by ed to experience a peculiar scsation Webster fc Hobbs. Nashville has ABOARID A CBOSS’ GROCERY D------- AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR GASH. West Side of Main street, Nashville, Mich. O. O. WOLOOTT. STORE 13 KEPT BY W«i 1 Late Hun Railroad.' Lee Bro’s rasrXNBUXzAS DIVISION. Time Table taking effect Aug. 1C, 1875. HAS JUST RECEIVED HIS LIVE GROCERY OF LARGE STOCK OF FALL P. DURHAM Chicago V.S When can K found NEW STOCK a Sfrr-r*!. about the nock. Te»s, Coffees, Spleen, Crockery, the awtharn portion of the town co the rise above the creek south or the depot Among them is the reallv splendid one of A. W. Olds, and- the nice, homes of G. A. Truman, Clem­ ent Smith, W. A- Ay Is worth and oth­ • John Gate*, son of George B. Gales ers. It Ims two churches, the Chris­ of Bufalo, proprietor of the Gates tian of which Rev. C. 1 Deyo, for­ Hue of steeping cars, died at the merly ot dnr dty. is jiaWor, and the A man by the name of McCarty received iniones at a dauce at Ypsi­ lanti on Wednesday sight, that may result m bis death. Drunk, row, Lvinsn Burkhardt, who murdered k DMMick'. bnU ud are talking at his fos<ei father, was sentenced at Asn Arbor on the 2ist to Stale Pnscwat as anything can be in an infant the examination and smiled while town of nine years, but its greatest need is a'new and commodious school house, with three departments to ac­ comodate not only its own 150 schol- cum* from the adjonung country. the thcasytem at Kaiamaxoo. At the young wan whom ail (he children time of the Peshtigo fire she saw her mothei.a sister aged IB. and *wo •ay they know they shall like. Since brothers. ou« S2 and ihe athrvU yean the burning of the Nixhville House •U. io Joi,, ud ooly <«»p. H« Februtrj. the Uni. a Hotel, kepi ed Ibe umUe dMtl> ty ringing lo • Umber hardly adequate to the wauls of Glaanraro k Vwieavare, Grreeting I world rMpectfalty inform my friends Again in the Trade New style Prints for 8 cents. New Corsets for only 50 cents. CHOICE CANDIES Business XtelationB New Shawls, Scarfs and Comforters. with you. I trurt by Mr dealing I shall be New Flannels and Ladies Cloths. New Skirts and underclothing. XTErjftiU in Hie Grocery Liu! Especial Attention New Hats and Caps, Gloves and Mittens. New Boots and Shoes. is invited to New Crockery and Glassware. PBICES THAT ffETT COIPETITIOS. OldOSmuSTG-jNew Trunks, Valises mid Horae blankets, AM) ' Come and See! BOOTS AND SHOES,! We arris.? IT. WHICH IS SOT IXCB1XZ0 IS TOWS. ! Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. Give Me a Call. L. J. WHEELER ' C, A. TRUMAN. Saw Mill I LUMBER, /TTOZ TBk WHOLESALE A 1STA1L TMADE. BUILDING LUMBEB! r^H & ►pot. Na-toilh, Mich Nashville, Sept. 15, 1875, AW * OLDS �thhtng touche?. 'ork at their iod|* rn«mM on Saturday ere- P. Holler has put ou an addition —Htuu*p. New sidewalks have been laid in C. I. D«tu. W. M. Etwun Co<-k. 8wc*wv*»r. froBt of the devaior. txriiwr. bMDpeprf up busineu in this vll- KOCHER BROS, Tu«bas'i ■> W' NO CREMT GIVEN. IX) NOT ASK IT. Credit stores will ancotnuvul fe you nl Htwe Iiuiex T2 f-jper ee«L Really It « a matter of nnjM»rtnn«-» lo you pnrehasm* whether vc*i my me lhe tarmkf-t S- L. K.lUtt it absent from home C"iU *•*’*« f~« 60 1>Cr r*n! ,TW” 25 i “ y °nT’”,rfl>r« rM‘*r »n 'nital tlmt the (rioen <m awr stack are the lowest m.<| Imsed oU cftlhmtlrx. I shall ntake a a aiwQ&itv of Elegant New Quarters, ately. CLITIIIS HD GENIS ffllKIIIS DODDS I • — W. H Kocher started for New B0U. A new line of Boots and Shoes At Trfmas’s rljl be prtsrnt. 'lemefet Smith, W. A. tun and C. C. Wolcott sed in their proper >*a ths largest weighs Dry Goods Business ! A- HTOE MORE OWES. Friend ft, 5o«la» annctxnemt chai he, w BOOTS AND SHOES, AND RUBBER GOODS wlSled*'1' *l “ pric“ ■ia •» ■* m>J Priow i. Ms mill I £«MC] Cash or Trade paid for BcTTru Jsckjwn Custom Made Boot b st - k Tbvmax’s. nraay tmbhtcked boot heels can be In Jrolh style* and <p»nlity. the.MHue time etannne von the !*» i •> cent only on th« m. My Full ami Winter ‘Stuck of ' ~ * I WAXTE D 1 10,000,000 Ytml Calves- ; at Roe ft Clever's meal market. Nashville. GEIERil HERCIHOISE Eoo«. JfannCK Mick., Sept I0A. Is;;. _ ~ B^.AYLSWORTn W. FLINT, Sunday ere., was well aUended. DRESS GOODS. The exer- pared to compete with any estabfishment thia aids ot Christmas on Boots & Shoes. Ths singing Dissolution of ( o-Partnenbip, Clem ent Smith presented lhe School with an yon Mead. Mr. Wainuh wii do the elegant banner, the gift of tbwtWfanist, Mrs. The Co rartnerdnp heretofore existing Timmerman. Clement Smith read the ful- under the firm name of Boise ft Lee is this day dissolved by mutual consent, nnd the business will be carried on at the old stand local" with a half bushel of apples, I find that at Its find meeting a.committee the late firm will be settled by them, Smith has our thanks. Nashville, Sept. 15th. 1875. and afterwards adopted Sept. 8, 187ft. That L. C. Bot»«. . B- M. Laa. —Will our friends who ows ns in that article the'^hnel was named, the All persons knowing themselves indebtedplease call settle? This question can dutlss of the effloers ware, prescribed, .and, in fact, a Hula la* book of itself was adop­ to Boise k Lee will pleaae call and settle ted fur the government of wbat wm then immediately, aa tbe old bools arc closed 1 by letter. We Beedotir just does now. fur settlement. L» Dxos. —Onr worthy gxpress agent D. C. LGriSHfe hu Had a person bean Ukeu from this vilHre „ . . T in 1870 and he.rd nothing about it during | mOXICe- s» LUBHAUSKH, • TAILOB. PARADY, Manufederer of OHN Q CRES8Y, BK1FF.___ J issxsjss: ®***^*?^2j? 5fONE¥ -ft) SHAWLS, CAJ Rowan ft At<ami. -—The contract for building Whee LOAN 1 , awl coraftrilble plaon ia NaahWIe. ^^^thwiVVou0M»a7Cv"l k^rn the place. fS^O.OO and UPWJtHDS OX LONG TIMML. BUMKLL. All persons having UnseUied ac- COTT OX AD-Ed fljljst usr sls3 BOOTS & SHOES, Yankee Notions rocenes Of all kind.% and ia fact wi who bev. Herd her.- counts With A W . Allen wiU mvc do not notice the changes, for we aec them trouble nod expenses by calling at his business and talks of seeking a gradually and beqtynw eeenatowed to ih<«. | Flint A: Braily.s law office and setnew Iocs lion. H, R. is a good fellow It seems to toe as though this, church and t|ing the Mine at once. the church on tbu aotner Lave always besu ■ s tv A.. »-v and we hate to see him leave the vil- h.rv >nd »kl 1 know thra ha»« h«n bndt 1 • •. yyM. jones, Evergthing Ag«t Want, thar iur cotuptiiurs. LKE & FJLlmljNG, . 70,000 NOW IN USE. AGENTS FOR THE CBLEDRATRD New Styles AMERICAN ORGANS, Hava been inl.oduced thia Mum which place with them out of it. Afrvr tbe fir. PltonftTM O«I>1CI€. and Mictitaax, 1) —We hope to see OapL Boise soon last winter, we passed by wberu the old ho- ' Statb or Ntcnroax, Come and tee nt and bring along FIRST CLASS baxbx. ji tel and boarding bouse were, and it locked - covarr orr PAxnr. ’ in onr village. strange not to eee them,, but who tbioka^ l At a swwn of the Probate Court tor tl>e your Butter, Fggt and Dried Fruit, iw- J Connty of Barry, hidden al lhe Probate. OfThere are many men that Nashville it now t Death comes in odr m!«hl We pay the Highest Market Price ror moves those we.love nnd honor; wg pay.; nce in the City of !Umlhgs. on Munday, (he scald bettor spare from her business ,l.. i--» .n.i h..^ ...... no,... , ■ —........ ._ . _ them. , <>■ nqguvL, >■> IU,................... J^nr one .■ «»vusand eight hundred and seventy-fire ; 8. C. -arid 1'rintUc. Judge of Probate. W. H. K6CRER A Bro. la acknowledged by all leading musicians . In the matter of the ait ate of Darius H. 8htiner, diMreawd. oiber column that he will soon be work, or when wc visit the cemetery. WhM On reading and filing, the petition, duly prepared to give iBstructHms on the a Irasca Is tfeL- against htrt&xn grandeur ? verified, uf Lewie Durkee, ndministrntor This little acboot has not been without Ils organ and- piano, and Geo. knows changes. Of tbe six officers who were tbe first in this school, only one Is on officer here scribed iu said petition, for reasons therein "—Clement Smith has engaged now. 1 think all are living but one, sister set forth. Mary Wheeler, who remained In lhe xbocl TbcrcnnoB it Is ordered, that Monday Charles H Brady as a clerk in his faiibfol in her-------------------------------------------work as musical director and the 27th day of September next, atO.o’clock ------- ------------'Niaals vllle, Mich, teacbar, until oompellad by failing haul* to jn tho/-*—•—» «—»tmt^ L.ariug office for six mcalba, From the ap­ lsav« hstwark £nrji*k*M4~~u» «» uu. .~nnj' of said petition, and that Lhe heirs a! law of parsons i tilerIttirsid to a; pear Clem has made a good seTection. Collecdotu a specialty. Would respect fully call the attention of the nndenund balds a high position in the new cititena of Nashville and vicinity, to ' —We have been presented with a orj*anitatioa eullad ••Grangers." Miw Ad- at the Probate Office, in the City of Has­ money to loan dn NicbolAw Secrchirv, is yafrin tlie place. tings and show, cause, if any there be, why potato so large that it had to be di­ the prayer of the petitioner shon(d not be vided to be baked. Polalos, in this granted: And it in further ordered, that raid petitioner give notice to the jJersons section are a bnnkuin crop, and with iutrrested in jai l estate, of tLe pendpney of a few vegetables no fear of the wolt said petition, and tbe bearing thereof' by causing a copy of this o'rdrtto be published Hm Jwd relurn-i with a large and complete troubling at the door this winter tn the NAawvHXa NxWa, a newspaper printcd^nd circulated in said county of Barry, —Kd. White has formed a co part­ BOOKS. STATIONERY. ' ■ackers at the organisation of the school Spring and Snminer for four successive weeks, previous to said nership with Mr. McNatnes, of Mar­ oetealfeebsr here now. Twe. Mrs day of. hearing}, HLLUfflY & FAICY 60WK! shall, and opened a grocery m Ed ’• ith and Wm. Parker are liviug in the WALL PAPER, PAINTS, (A true copy.) 8. C. FRlNDLk, and are interested tn the SabL&lh (18-52) Judge of Probata building. Ed. is well known as a OILS VARNISHES MOIITGAOE SALE. good business man and MaMcNanies BRUSHES, GLASS, nr all or the latbt styles. cornea well -recommended. We pre­ Ona, Allee Hol er, wm married and moved WiiKKkAs, on lhe-24th day <if July, 1872, Jeremiah Bhopbcll aud wife gave a mortgage PUTTY, DYE STUFFS, dict success for the new firm. to Millie C. Francis to secure tbe payment of tbe sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars, TOILE T AR TICLES, (9150.00) which said m rtgage wasduly re­ biped over io and m^Hatselina gnmwtteed. PERFUMER then, [»iuce I ImVe been itifo.im-d different ] corded in the office of the Regitter t f Deeds in and.f-r Barry County, Michigan on the second Jay of August 1872, in Libor ‘Z" of CIM. W. BE11RAY, ™ W'o hi, uck «od h. bonch- Scars. or teachers are counted with either of mortgage*on page &’»2'; nnd whereas, the raid mortgage waa duly and legally assigned into theooid wsten of Thornnpple to M. M. Francis on the ninth day of De­ Lake, without a prayer or tear, it taken some pains with my limited time to cember. 1878, which said assignment wav Fiw Tahcm mJ Gpn, would be no better fate than be de­ anoerUin from the record, the changes in duly and legally worded on tb« Mdond'lay the sabocl ns regards scholars and 1 find of January, 187A in the Register's office for serves. the changes are as great there as with tbe Barry eouuty-, Michigan, in Liber '‘S" of NASHVILLE. MICH. teachers.. At tbs organisation of tbe school engage in business THE AMERICAN ORGAN STOOLS AND INSTBOCTION DOTIS ELIHU CHIPMAX, Jiistira of tlie Peace, PATENTS. £n, 1-.1ICIU. clitrtr ta U > U. 8. or »av m BOISEBRO’S WHITE & MCNAMES’ MRS. I» O. CROCKER UNIVEK8ITY Drugs, Medicines SPACE! E’eelc Ties, Rushings, Collars and Cuffs, GOLDSMITH'S Brysust and agruuUMS IIUHfXMSS Loot out fpr their Nei "Ad” NEXT WEEK. Drts fctia, Ciffiu ui Fiitm Doe 81.50 PAYS FOR DETROIT EVEKIRG IE¥8 DAILT FOB THEIS MOTTHg. that 1 GENTH wanted tc cell A tenia! Chart, sample 8 CHOICE EAKLY GROCERIES, ■JEWELER § OPTICIAN 124 Jeffmea are. GLASS AND PAINT. WHOLK8ALE AMD RETAIL. Window G1m», Plate Glass. Cut. Stained and Co.’s Strictly Pm White Lead. an at bot- «afe was being hoiated up WINES & LIQUORS! •y. Emma B.M., Cirri* Griffith, Hattie Coe, George Cue. Robert Kenyon. Eva Greg;*. broke and 1900 lbs of iron crashed Fred Clark. Richard drake. I think there down the stairway, badly demolish- Clocks, Speeiowdas, fa. iag the stain 'rwm>*5 “ aw*****! t> and plartenng. one hundred twenty-three and ptJBAITOBE HAW1CT01Y! For- cutt, Adalbert Squires, Frank Woo lout t and the terms afraid laaalely the men who were hoisting JACOB LENTZ & SONS —A<»i>> 0. A Tnaui new brick LIVERY STABLE! onunie eiew at the busy w«U. WM. VKSM M T'wrtM ia htMiri'i. wan. .nd sioely-iighled Mon and • « week m unpacking and amtagin* »hem. Wm. has a clean plcaaant ! store and a choice stock of goods, all at preMM be said lo ba condition. . ■ office <?n 'Stuurday last Parlor, Library, Diiiu, Ofict aii CEIERR FUITBBE! Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! IF YOU WANT X»AITfTS and Qll^ MFFfliS AND CASKETS, SUB URIBE WHOLESALE CASH RATES. Jhr 1‘hysicians icill find our it6ek complete, at the lowest li ring prices. I'ABEA furnished to ordra SHR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN-| ATitiXSOX & BOD, INOSiaept constantly M AmA F8RTTL8CAL8SACBWEH Pracriiita CareMy Prepared. ABT11T1C hi a praspermu ' The ex«MMM doeed with a wall renderrd r.n'si, • "Tk. .n .akf • <ri._ 1 (Sl-t) Together with a full Maori meat ol Bafy Cato and PcremWaurs j —... ..*, LMad duty 2H, 1STA jt. M. FBAXC18. Aaaigneu far Mortgagee. CLEMENT SMITH, In the T' The rverird* era ** ' fci, »*>>.."1. ba«w p*t*nhsml and paid for. The aineinr undvr the diraetion of Dr. Barter has tsican MEATS, Manufacturers and keeps occurred semi-annually land lying and being In the Village of Nash­ MIRRORK.PJCTURES, FRAMES ville, County of Barry and Stats tff Michi Jan m *■ ■ • ... - — a.A at —— _ —— — 1*T 11 — _■ AND CARDS, BRACKETS. !R» l until Deeember l«7». whan commencing fifty-five (AS) feel north of the DUSTERS, AC-AC., north-west corner of Lot No. twenty-Mvtut (27). thence east hue hundred thirty-two j (132) le*t. ihrucc north fifty -Ave (681 fee' mb 1..1 • ___ i 1 o.T ' l THOSE BlTt.UlNa.-nn. P mortgage, should any sei^the premises described in said mortgage al public auction on the 5lh day of Novem­ ber, A. D. 1875, nt lhe li.ur of three o'clock in the afternoon, nt the north front not shew a very remarkable attendance of doot of the court bouse in the City of that being the scholars. Tho Uacbers and officers Hastings. Miehigan. ths place of holding the circuit court tn amt We for Barry ootMity, to satisfy the amount due mnu a BILLS. rd Ave . and 10 and 12 ( Betroit, Mieh. For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only PAINTERS NASH VILLE, Ml Cft. coafinaAate NashvHU Mich. F CAF.T. WI8S,ftrtttfalA “■a*’*1 �fa’”'. m ttoaiMMwov ami nigiur wM blood, ww.. cd «l; vast nwnb«r oi prisojiera taken during a recent-mid by thc-King’s body-guard of The propensity .fur gambling is to be Amasons upon the neighboring city of Abito^nb^ Hrf nddU fu the usual uain- dfaoovtyod as well in the’ frigid and tor­ rid SUMS m among tboac of uukkr ck( her of EacriTir’ek .Each ‘or toe victims, males; indeed, it knowif no geographical funyMfrl with a private mewogo from The oarage and tho aiviluad, .the in^JL wf royidtv for toe occupants limits. the illiterate and the learnod, are aliku -toe spMb]fptb> toted amid captivated by tin's subtle iuflnecce, the exultations ■ ■ multitude of -men, through which tlie prinoe forgeta bis dignityand thehulyliermodesty. FriendAip, sUfanoce, birth and dintinctions, are fill shun, to show toeir loyalty to their sov­ forgotten at the gaming table, where ereign. Fur nu>Mj -days laat month tho I lookers-on are very apt to see more than " CTtefom ” Utetod, an.i European and the. gamblers themm-lvea I A French American mcrcbaute were present at the physician, named Eckeloo, published n profound essay against gambling, but died an inveterate gamester • pie some ent at tho ceremonies' last month were rik-itaw-b..,. JaMMrtud tirBWahn Dennot fro* agenta. ■ But to some •’•.!•?..■ • learned this mokes matter’- •*urwa, of lMb.jp Wltite- exact Justice to all mon ; no special legfaMtimi ■ potato Ute .. jL -Tnin fa another vseknbyiri the CViReffa „i\: Canliuafe at Itotno. CUnboai (laenard Grxaeeh ; tinnier^. 0line, who wwi elevated to that till* in IHJf- ).a < . - rnk will vM» the ■ f lta>1 .xffwM fired upon at Logos, a port fur­ ' ther to the cast, 'While ha was negotiat­ ing a treaty far the abolition of slavery. Th* .$ >0^ nee <| tW wm that too town .was bombarded and taken’by 'the Brituh, who Itave aiuco held it At the Rune ® . treaty wua signed by the King, ft-whicH h* iwidertock to abolish ■'H». P-uI" wtth^ rsaft r«re»i j«j al —Itemptell CaxnB been tnVelh^ eitendM^Uu Amn.teut District M —’Bic TntamxhunU iMiiau Judge Fwber. of M TteUd •impelled w resign®! Km ware tJMrhr all riprae. fair toroateued to or ropvMentadre-i .ipnweed Li •fc-urcs ahowiug tl>« falsbar dhUauten. The atte office, and to avoid nJ Uteri m many ae 3,000 bung inglon ditpaieh e*yJ -■Bief.Uf-eof . btrtiMM tian. wiiMi wa* immej —SuowtM t!ui <10yjth erfWaive tachos is re­ engaged m U>e Eaat India It taau« 'Mam ■’■ ported te have faBeti al Mm do L sip. in Um firovuicue.f Qucte^oBnMpt IS,. Much domif fruit can be rawed in tow baa called in a nu inter of given notice that on tha IMi day of beccmi>cr, 1*75. iufrireatlin Fill bond, will ceaan. The amount tnsbearad iu thocaD UoVi-r $b.COO,OClO. —StattMicnuf tbe nhcu crop iu England and Ireland show tint there fa a decrease of 22 pet ceuk in the iffitIRc sown during the prattnt year, compared with 18G0, when LlU United Kingdom had (.000,000 fewer people, ami it la estimated that the tono-.mt of grain required idavery and human oacrificcs, to encour­ age fun'igu'tetxU.^mdto sanction Chris­ tianity. But the treaty wna not kept, althaugh the BYitWi gayermnsut liM not lifcculSle in ntlempfii to enforce it" La­ gos is.fBjty Uut.tho-.Kiug, after losing Hint, tihrewdly developed -tile oapabilities of^ Why dab, which, being nearer to hiajs^iiai, is, iu that respeet, toe more convenient Foreign merchants, liowcvcr, liavo settled in it, England, France, Portugal, 'Geroray, and more recently the United States, have citiaens tUor^ i^hp dp a.Iucxptiyo/ti^dp witlf the about to cogimence the 'King i-nmmona tlicec merChanta, or agents, as the case may lie, to attend him at his capital, where he cod^mIs them to witness the nlniiglit«'r of his prisoners and other vic­ tims. If,any one refuse to attend the summons, tlie King sends down a force of Amazons, who chise the factory, de­ stroy any goods tlmt may lie in it, and drive Lhe unfortunate u»an out of the place. Only once has too King been known (a be so yielding as to allow a foreign merchant to send a substitute in his stood. And obtaining by these means the presenoe of ‘white men at bis annual slaughter, ho bosate that he has their sanction for the custom. - Fnuiea hvi had auotisir tfoed, and tho plains of Xtauubh rf. tothe aouth. 'rent Cov­ ered with water, many boiwcn being deoUnyod. There was a watar-epout u**r 8U Chin Ian, and uu>e people were drowned, boxno luxir were reported nmuing. —The cattle dinctoo w spreadtog in England. —Kauai* deturee a conference of the powers Tin* beat natural narcotic, and the only on the Turkixh queatiou. —Tbe Frtuioh government fa beci-miug medicine for the cure of sleeploMneea, is alarmed at tlie growing boldnoao of tho Bona- , osotif. Inhale it; week it on the mounpartsta. tain'u br<rw , n«*k it along the nwuiLorn, —Austria has awut a 1 taff of mraeoiw ’ Utesiil a number of woin led IneurgOutB 4U far from town and turmoil, far from care Montenegro, and supplire of food have been and trouble. How the mountain air rofurwaule J to tho 30,000 Boexiiau refugee*. ( juvenates the system ; how the breezus —X recent teo at Paderborn, Prwwfa. that blow i f.n off tlie blue water calm I burned 100 buildings, and rendered 300 farni- and sooth lhe nerves ! “ It ia a de­ , lice hotnelais, licious moment,** uoya an old book, “that ; —It is announced officially feat tho Prince : Of Wales will be well and ccortcously received of being neat led iu bed, and fee ing tlmt yon will drop gently to sleep. The । limbs have town jus; tired enough to render the re.'iaiuing i • one jxiaturo de- , lightfub The tabor <4 -u <• day is over, i A goutla failure nt' lu- >.xceptian uunre i- spirit of conpai LiAaini of Bon Caxlo* arc eudcavoriDg U> fn- creeping over t-f-lf more and 1 daco him to conclude peace, wbffo other re­ sduusneas dimm. *j; iixe a mother port* give puti'-ufara of the *> ootiug'of Un inutu with sjrew Cortot pruKinen iu Arau valley, two of them detaching b'T hr- • • a nlerping in­ beiutf Frenehtaeu, which action bi «*leaJ*tcd to fant Thu mind sto have a balmy I prauiko reifUcttan. . . ! —The acttunn'manebvera Of tbe Ocrman ar­ Ihl closing over it like the eye. "Tis closing, ’tis cloned ; and tbe mysterious j my at teigniu von> upon « grand scale, and | were witnevxxl by Gen. Meigs and oilier United spirit 1ms gone to take its airy rounds.” We don’t know, however, about tlicspir- | i Staton army offinmn. . \ — Tbe JkniaparUel ieadem have staudoued it’s “airy round*.’’ Wo rather suspect the tlxir cicwgu. of homing x conference at Aram- | spirit remains between the nhecte ; but ! ter*, ano Cue the pre*Imre n-*>iv«d to krtpj 1 during this gentle slumber the brain has i quiet, watch anil wait, acting with vigor when renewed ita power, the capillaries their > ' eirvum>t*iiccii wiU warrant. —A aliaxn tet‘le on a large scale took place j contractility, and the body nt length ,: tear Leignitz, Sdesia. recently, IxAweeti two awakes refreshed, buoyant and happy, I I <dir* of the German army, each frt.OOU strong. I and ready to resume the taliora of the . —LxiuisfiUe detective? aro sattatied tbal the nun whowta wounded”ti»d captured st Pino HiBL Kt., recently, fa the aotarMoa outlaw Jmm Jamon, of XtaoMui. —A bad atste at tjttin arista iu th<. ucighIxirbcxhJ tif Kvaxuey and LowaU. Neb.. *n<! lynch law h threatenod by tho reuidcuta oouaoqueat upau tho nutuc; ju» mardem Mid oatrtgea by Tcxuv henleni tn that vicinity. Ilcexmtiy»hard of poult* oat there brake into IhjtyMbld:'. of Milton Collins, a pAoceoblo farmer, and nearly ruined Ufa crop. Lio denwn Jed tfamagon, end orixed sever*] poniet. an uocurityy when he wia itol upou by a crowd of ruffian* and stmt through the heart by one -f «ug teak atta jaMd Jj*. both to B rv grave teKtUtar. ..'T;* rpp*r to high after t«a )*fa teary rata* Oil i<«mbaU* of tte «ta« ««r« stated fron 8t lasda for Qtatey todfa-Wnl. —Four perwciM were kilhd at HXaucwleJrw, '■» fa*l torts, ly ths axplctuoft ot * baUcr la anw atilt The ncl-uo of operahtnw was on the Katztech i 'river, -nhorn Blucher gained a victory over ofle j ,Ot Nantaoou'a.Marediafa in 1SUJ. and. that great I I bailie van fought over again, the intention b^-1 :ing to ro]>cil ita murcmenta and maneuvers, , which were witueeacd by Enj>crur Willfam, at- । tended by a brilliant suite. —Greece will maintain a jK-Iicy of strict non- | tValiiyiu the prjeent struggle of the Turkish 1 province for liberty, beeauee she failed to re- ' wivftjteijlfrteo from spy outage eontr« j [ Wunx ctMieavoring to compel three yimiig rufliaiiK to for ““to® beer which they drank, John Cummings, a St. Louis poiicttnuui, was killed the oth«r<toy. FINE ARTS .nd-POLITE LHeretars. hour. Moutuigne « in bi., memoirs: <g rttf ’*rds and nice, but of that folly J have been cured, ’ because I found that whAtevwr good' ouxurtenknoc I aanunod when I lost, I did not feel my vexation any the low.” It will be rem• mberod tliat Goldsmith, despite the rnduavors of hfa friends^ fell » victim to this madaww. Tbe Chinese aro desperate gambler*. When all other projierty is played away, toe Astatic- gambler scruples not to stake Cin CORt*4*/ ^IfcrCtowioaiM hfa wife or hfa child; and if still unsuc­ *1U4Z0J.fi. fiereMD'aapsa, ttaMMLl cessful, he stakes himself and becomes a aiave. In the lalaud of Ceylon the uuivenal mode of gambling is the cock fight, idso con^moa in the West Indian lahuuls. . The KninalpiHH tine the dice box, but cards, in those modern times, are found everywhere as a means of gambling. Tho propensity for-gambling Las been discovered among the must isolated tribes of the South Sea Islandera—indeed, it would seem to be indigcnous wherever humanity exikta. The Ohincoo will play night and day for -u week until Hwy lotte everything, and I then go and hang themselves. The Jap*- I nose pttniali ita indulgence by death. Tha ancient nations, Greek anil Roman, Goths anil 'Germans, Odo and all, were addicted to gambling in every conceiv­ able form. The number of distinguished Frnnch, English and German families who have axpurumcrxl the uifaexaLh: effects of gambling in our own times fa legion. It is still the liane al large Eu- , ropean and American cities, but fa usual­ ly conducted in secret Thongh it may ' every person,who be*»ne [with tak-l fa» lt, wUm«m *to«S»l»to" OrwteHKtoto UMOOm GfltaCoin t# ifliJ 11 '8 BOOK KEEPIN8 SKfBEt l.ao prat-;»14 Ssod for uttvsl.r. W. S. ' Al < U., I* Flam .Uwe, cu.ana.tl, Oido. be called the child of avarice, it is never- j theless the parent ot pnxiigabty. ftECEIVf-O THS GRAND PRIZE artscaf®." /873. WARRANTED FIVE YEARS! It miUrM no Znstmotioso torcn.lt. It can act g«t out cf order. 4 It vill do cvwy oUm and of vorte. ’ ft vm art frea Tissue Taper to Zuneu Leather. rt is u ntf a savsaov or ctner sawiiMr Machines in the xnaaaltwio cf ita superior istprevmenta, as a Steam Car oxcells in schicrcmcnta ths old fMhioned Staffo Coach. Base Baxi. in undoubtedly good rise and capital aQueemapt b'lt.it oftou aioui bunged eyes, broken shlwi an-: 1 reto*. if JnAn«w<> Anodyne is re­ acted to. it will redoee.tho 'swelling and t|op tho pain. BnrriBH Columbia will send a flag­ stair 140 foot long to the Centennial. Give it to Sergeant Bates and teUliiin break his back with it.—CAfce^o Tima. We would not recommend U|i' freqaeat ar couatantuae of any medicine. It fa Important to take oven a good article judicuuudy. /’arxwu’ Purgatir^ l‘M» are safe, prompt and reliable a. a laxative or cathartic. Ratkdoxb’s Ironsides, for hard orVoft coal, and Daun,.l»w« tesc burner for bard coal, Lave great dnrabdity anti Leatugt power, prime requMtoa in hard times. Prices made to Sult tbe Times, Eflhor for Cash on Credit. I agents AGENTS WASTED PENNSYLVANIA FOR SALE. Three hundred tons of living marine animals, that iuul been stealing rides on the hall Of the Great Eastern, were re­ moved recently. ‘ day with pleasure, just ns you used to I awake, reader, when a boy. Contrast i Uris with n man suffering from insomnia. Be needs rest, oh ! so much. His mind Dta’da ii^ hia weary frame needs it; but his ovnr-Ktretetoxi limiu-capillwira fail to contract; so he tosses about his lx-d in vain. Hour after hour goes by, and still he sloeps not; while troublesome, tiriug.th.onglita dfene inch other through his boruteg intiis, Airt.il—perhaps towsrt monring—nature cxliausted at last, his bu*y thoughts Yosolvo themaelvM into the Swiue Parliament, 15tt^ Norway Jias 111 ; Belgium and Denmark, each, 102 ; B**unr-Mo, I.......... . ................. Portugal, 107 ; Holland and Saxony, *“-*-*•...... dUwLiMb. «m*h, 80 ; Ute Granddochy of Baden, 63 ; ami the remaining Genmm States together, 634, jaaking 5,986 xeprosenU- OUBLE YOU? TB 23 a.20RAjiqggPH jjUCHMWgg. i8eud far Sample Cart. ■MAM* YOUNG KERS AGENTS WANTED Baltic SATURDAY EVENING POST. RSSM? HOW To Obtain It! wanted. AdJra,. WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. cmofao, nx., saw roax, s. t, gWMgjdBteaui^ -i- ■ .1. fa . • od ebaap B* Ml uiwfei. CUI harnwiiig dreams, and he . sinks for w^o.>«taw ia fettimr to work, tlie lorn on ' At the London dog show this year the ; buiidm,. and .ack was tea 17, Um gnater port Rev. J. W. Mellor’s champion rr-sMtitT, । awhile into insmuribility (we cannot call it sleep), to rise from ids couch more at ite tooA tetag floods e.Bxmated at Turk, a dog a little over oerqu ycuni. old . •uo.otot tired and nmrfn.idted than when he lay that hw» won inob? thiir. thirty prires 1rad • Skstaafa: ax sMMta the down. ' wcatxata. ind u,e fi,T re]J. cups, wan valued by his owner st 825,- ' 00(1, and Mr. A. 8. D. Fivm’ Granby, on ' 14,04 norattotaP aofW aovKnmrxr. animal almost as big aa a lion, at 850,-/ -Ditto fiock. Ark.’. Lad a disae’rjrw fixe test 000. Four other mas tiffs were valued nt | ■ If represanVitive gon-mment bo a btemung, all the cmlicnd nations ore en­ week,1 the entire bl.ok on which tbeAntiiosy >5,000 each ; several St. Bernards were joying it to a large extent. ' A statistical ~u.-a »l frmu *5,000 to tlttwo, • Now ! ; MHfeLariM te Owwrte coiupilstiuu has been made of the immtply Of waler «r» iu aftnent which was foundland wm marked 85,000, the fa , Iwr of rejirearntativi-s elected to the legncsose <4 Um Are not tarn* wtatorf. mutia greyhoumh St Patrick and War-1;Matures in Europe, showing that the was no Inmiraiioe of any building «. wink were considered to be worth 825,- ’ ' British House of Commons * has 658 hotel, and fee tore binary. 600 each, several setters were appraised । membire; toe French Assembly has st 86,000 spice« and one at 860,080. one i. 750; the Italian Parliament, 508 ; tlie Irish Wiitt’r-Hpouiel WMiidd at 85.000. Hungarian, 477 ; tlie Swedish Rigsdag, and aix retrievers at the Rune price, while I 433 ; the Pnneisn Landtag, 432 ; the a Dalmatian, belonging to Mr. B. J. L. 1 ( Price, known ai>. Crib, nine yearn old. J German Imperial Parliaw* ut, 397 ; the Austrian Chamber of Deputies, 353 ; wm value.1 at £10.000 sterling. Of i i the Spaaito Cortes. 836 ; the Greek Par­ counre moat of these valuAUooa were ex ' , liament, 186} tho Bavarian Landtag, i aggeratad methods of utaun# Hu-.t the : dogs were not fur salt, at any prio?. A B8BDETTE SWTH’S, louW “Will of Moro, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-10-01.pdf.pdf 0a705fd1b7b1195a963d04d1c47eb41e PDF Text Text wat>» o Progression. Mo Retrograding. Nashville, barry co., VOL. 111. I little John?: *Y««iunr I .A T U.—-. MM. •' Al Ik. October j, mich., Friday, Wj eyas wore a took of nroud tnumnii.—- . . bhe got off the train abe dfecarered th*t Detroit Free Frew. unchained from tell. To tell |M wlmt giu.wm <.f the United States Lake Sur­ ter big satotel hadn’t oo«» along with ■; tural society and some new county buildth< nighta flatted in an instant; hrough vey, al present located near ffcurpeumon the baggage. She flourished her check lings. Bridge, and gathered the following par under the baggage-master’s none and BOX. ’j —Cornelius Vanners, an old and loudly demanded ' "that aatoh-eol,” i prominent dry goods merchant of Caldwhite I did love her in a kind ft vrsy, I five dtotixei corps, each numbering ami after a long hunt he was forced to Walker was a pwwenger on the Oakland ’i water, is dead. Each party takre a wm bound to her fur life whetted would alioul twenty men. boat from San Francdheu, a reporter of —Sorrenran’a Opera Honw, at Mouor do. In a fit of wild rage I $rvck her the Ledger sought to interview ter. quo short, sharp'Mow. She »ksd at survey cf coast lino of fifty miles si one vejy toxryf but the satchel is sure to After tte bort put off he made a careful M0,(M» ’ ’ : walked me with despair^* her ’?'«< « come on the next train.” —Mr. E. U. Runner, living a few ran into vey of tte whole shore of Lake Ontario, “ Do you s’poae I’m going to wait alowly into am? other room. miles from East Saginaw, has discovered tlie topography of the shore and sound- around hero till to-morrer," ste indig­ ixigs being clearly maritod. Tho party at nantly re^xmded, pushing tlie check confident wns Pr. Mary." Without tlie remains of a mastodon ou huj place. I to tte starosta, hesitation, the interview began : th^tioe caar- tte mouth of the Niagara river are jurt under his eye. UJXJU flniahixig the survey of the river from ■ " You aux go on and well forward it, received tte appointment as emtet to " Oh, doctor I Glad to aeo you.’’ Ijtnriaton to Novy Island. Tho sound- :miutam” . the thu Military Academy at West Paint. The party nodded. ings nt Ute point have not liocn so satis­ " I’d look party going-on and leaving .' In an instant, “ Of course I am not introduced, but errily jingled tte dsin the factory a* at other points of the river, ithat satchel to fuller, ” abo exclaimed. was received ’ at the University of Paul took the n hj , and off I At tte new Sm*]>ension bridge good re­ Michigan, at Ann Arbor, from Berlin, sults wwrc obtained, tte lead under the ithere on my back, are in it, and I’m go­ In twenty hourd 'Die party smiled.* , ■ Germany. . of 192 Jeet, jing to hare 'em or this road will get “ Do you expect to remain long ?’’ —The Univcraatets of Michigan will _ depth varied sued i th.- great Kharktff st;tia. who was !*' -“I shall sit hero until the boat lands." hold their convention at Bay City, Oct. from 182 to 165 fecL The height of the He made another search, failed to find Al in -rank and pay to taj^ " Oh, I mean will you remain on this G-8. There are about 30 churches of J ii.:__ . v ___ ____ Aausricac Faita is 153 fact—an accurate it, i and said : this denomination in the State. little friend, os' TwonH ddfino for yon. measurement, as. by the aaaiatancc of a ".It must liavo been left, but it’a auro " Oh, you, of course.” —A fire at Dexter last week dcatroyod 1 nm going to leave my w, to whom guide tte lead was placed at the base of “ I sae yop have your panto on. ” I have teen unkind, and |ua going to tte falls near the “ Khadowof U>o Bock. ” a sash and door factory and cider mil) " Where’s the boes of this rood !w fite owned by Phelps ± Sill Bros. Does enlist in the guards. But J wish her to It will be oliecrved tliat the above mens, demanded,"waving her chock around.. public.” about $15,000; no insurance. /pSjrt jm<!, and she*mart thsk me dead. urcment of tile American. Falls is tlx “ Im going to Me if I am to be defraud­ (Blushing) “ Oh, I didn’t moan that Write to ter in a week aniltell her that same as former survey* give as the depth ed of a satchel chuck full of ns good I mean you still wear ’em I" -D. W. Foster, of Grand Rapids, l>a« I was taken with the choleic and died. of tte Horae SIjoo or Canadian Falta, doilies ra any woman df my ago in In­ engaged Theodore Tilton to deliver tea - “Yea, precisely." Beg her to forgive me for ny unkind- viz.: 158 feet, while -the previous meas­ diana ever put on I" lectures at different places in the State. “ How lang hnve yon had ’em on ?” Tho man painted down tte depot and nem; ray that I was gratrtal for her urement of the American Falls, is stated “ I put ’em on this morning, yon Tilton is paid 8175 per day. love, nnd that it wnn my te wish that at 164 feet in ptarpendicnlar height. The she walked np to* tte-ticket office and —The city and school indebtedness of blasted idiot, and 1 don’t want you to lino of the American Falta, usually yelled at the agent: she should marry again lad more Coldwater is only $7,000, and that it is “ See here, mister—I want forty dol­ wax thy qf her Uiau myself. ■ Make in stated as 200 feet in length, is so ragged I’m from Berkley. I’m a sophomore, going to pay up. Its people boost that t 1 that it is difficult to obtain any exact lars or my satchel taxest to jinve tte station wdinnod tot no otter city of its size can make ao good sir, from the university and I------ ” . “ I don’t know anything about your ter ns Portmistrera She h a priest’s। measurement. The survey party intend Here the interviower raw that he bad a showing. [ to overcome this difficulty by the use of satchel,” te replied. daughter nnd can write. ’ 'Ve crossed made a grave error in supposing that —Michael McMahon, Township Su­ “ You don’t, eh!” ahe raid, throwing ouraelves ; he swore ; we l»wed to tte, mirrors, by throwing a light * from one the young man, off on his Sunday bust, perintendent of Schools in Sharon, image in the corner of th^ stable, we, side to any desirod point on the other down the big bnum chock. “What’s was a woman, and beat a retreat—Oak­ Washtenaw county, tea accepb^d Uie shore. It is believed tliat tho disputed that! ” . kissed, nnd in five minutes J was gone. land (Cal.) Lcdffer. professorship of Greek and Latin in an “ A check, madam." office I culirted for the question whether the lino of tte Falls is academy at Milwaukee, Wis. extending up the river will be settled, “ Yes, a check for my satchel, and now J MUHDIum’-fcr mnXbrtV.ee, Bjrj<r«v; nhioia-Banij tbrrieudyl" DEAD MAN. It was just railway from Taganrog to Khnrkof in guard, an a fourteen years’ volunteer, 1868, that I- ’was drivfkg thow dreary nnd in a false name. I’d of course no dintAuces in autumn. Tor tte first two papers, but they raked no qUeiUiuw,-for recruit. My ‘t*ard was days and nigbta tte wtothvr was lovely, 4 >*».'■ Ubut on the third morning, soon after xny Mir was cut, and vhen I got Petersburg and— was-------fitted my sunrise, the sky b covered with tto --------------------------Twith ----------v a -north-1 uniform and eagle-CTOwn<>d b*lmet no criy wind arora, and lightning, cold gale and burst on ua aa it yearly ern RixB^a. tn half an ith thunder, I ono would have known me. . I rose to , the winter 1 sergeant axul m cond pdi|(*mastor. n on South-! From your paite-ojmi I see tte you are _ ____ | ______________ ,______ — tho rich, English. Now,_________________ in ’58, when I h-i served though doubta arc entertained whether the satchel enn’t bo found! It’s proba­ tte survey of 1842 can bo relied upon as bly bin stolen, but I know everything in a correct bams of calcrflation. it. There was three chcmie* with ruffles the top, one new night-gown, two CHK.lTIXVr JJf IXXOCKXT Of. I) One day last month, when trade was dull, n Vicksburg grocery clerk pro­ cured a piece of sole leather from a shoe­ maker, painted it black, and laid it aside for future use. Within a few days an old chap from back in the country came .in-and inquired for a plug of chewing tobacco. The piece of solo leather wns tied up, paid for, .ami - tte purchaser started for home. At " the cud of the sixth day ho n^hxrnod, looking black, rolling plains had \ become an xny tirqi1, uic-ru tlierc were tiuamo nimora v 4 w*r war in nu •' mj ocean of inky xirad, and we “ , 1L ‘' "* ’ against ' “ the Turkey you, and templiig offers the | were made to me to stop and irill tlie port station of Demski only order- “ Imyawiiblc to proceed. | new reenuta. But I wan wretdnd, and I caUod far tea, and the was { homi^dekuewi drove wo south. Bough if ig^t, gray»। I found my wife dead or marriel again brought in by n fine, downcast nnd dejected, and, walk­ I.- ____ x___ —___ vp^‘ j iohmdod to kill myself. I’ateiiburgis vet tunic and abated sleevcij, fl took to I not a place for Comacks cithe. -By ing into the store, ho inquired of the clerk : te tte Portmarter himself. Ht^was fol-; brooding over my part I hail xxxime '* ’Member that terbocker I got here lowed into the room by ................. " *in 'love with my wife. It-vas no looking | madly the other day?” :, who j use for me to tell myself that I i»d left Coraack woman of fata own Miid. " kittle husband, why . _ ____ _____ _________ ____________ ___ ‘t yon ; her well off; that she was man iei- again “ Well, was that a new brand?" ask t-’e lord if ho will cat a partridge ' and hxq>py ; that she wns forty-frtr and “ No—same <51d brand." and a bit of bread ? Tho kurupttka ta j fut; or else, perteps, a scarecrow, I was " Regular plug terbsckex, was il ?’ plump, and the day will te longfcefore | xnadly in love. his troika mn bo harnessed to late the • “ I got my discharge and peusiei p* storm. She smiled sweetly ns ate spoke > jw-re, and atartel south. At KhaAf.my friend nr.ui was *'dead.* What if sh^too, .L-3-1 ’ Wl>«i Iaa --- he smil”d lovingly upon ht*r; thl^l she /rinn.X one gray dress which ccst twenty-eight oente n yard in South Bend, another night-gown torn on the back, two chock "It was detained, and will te here on the next train,” he interrupted. ** But I’m teund for Oswego, and I don’t care for any of your next trains !" she snqppod. “ Well, you’ll, have to see some one else; I have notliiug to do with the Img«W-’’ “I will see some one else, young man ! I’ll bcb^io xnnn Who boroea this road, and I’ll havo.-my satchel ok the pay for it or I’ll have the whole crowd of you in jail!" • Turning away she caught fright of a policeman, and bearing down on him ahe said; “ Be yotf a police !” " Well, then, it’s m«>; it’a right hero “ Well then, I want thia railroad ar­ in my jaws," sadly replied the man. rested I Thoy’ve stolen my natehel. ” ** I knowed I was gittin party old, but I left UB, looking lingeringly back. were dead? 'Who keeps the Dmski “Oh, I guess you’ll find it all right,” was nilas handy on bitin plug. I never •• Your wife ia in love with you|til post station, now/’ I murmured, row­ he replied. “Baggage is frequently seed a plug afore this one that I and you villi ter, Pdrtmarter,” I raid. ' ’ing myself ’* ** rhilc under my long the while lost, but it always turns up all right — widow.’ • A , tridow that “You must have treated ter well 4hen chink. -‘ The again. Yotthave the check all right ?” sat my teeth on to thia on-J, and bit nnd AU IrAVtA Z...A years ?' haa kept it ffourteen 'The she -was young fur ter to love yo..«! .... I, “ Yes, and I can rememter every ar­ pulled and twisted like a dog at a same. ’ In eighteen hours I was tb-re. How long is it riure yon were mart ticle in it There is a nightgown torn root, and I've kept biting and “ I am 60," te replied; “I was im I recognized two of the old mon, but in the back; there is a bottle of hair n*at 25, thirty-five years ago ; five yiara ! they not me. I rushed into tte howc. pulling for. six days, and tliar ahe «m vigorator that was never uncorked ; now, the same as tte day you sold her tefoh' I died.” . ! She was at ter day-book writing, cot there’s one new nightgown with a ruffle to me!’’ •« What?" rater • ‘ clianged. Only graver, and with sflrer around the top ; there’s two yards of “ Seems 2 bo good plug,” remarked “ Fire years before my drath. I it | in hob black hair. ‘ My own little Ofca, ’ flannel for my daughter’s liaby; there’s r ? i in the best stylo of old day*. She (id the derk, as he smelled of the counter­ possible that you don’t know my a white cnvekqie ; there's a bottle of ay' not turn to took at me, but threw up ler feit You mart have oome iroxn a Ipu goose il« ; there's—’’ “She’s nil right; it’s me that’s fail­ off, far I hare heard tliat it is toi ' arms and Ml forward on the table. I ‘‘Oh,weH, it’ll come along,” ihtering !** exclaimed the old man. *' Pana I rushed to her and felt her heart, wih rapLd the officer. me out some fine-cut, and I’ll go home And throwing his legs across a . ii, ; mine, too, all but-coaoing to beat. Ina “And I’ve got to wait?” an<l deed the farm to the boys and git witboat more ado, he spoke than: ; moment she caxw to herself—oi.r Ii)s “ Yes, ar go an and let them rand it." ready for the grave !"— Vicktbvrg Her­ “Iwaabora in 1HW, andean re n» i Tost* glued togi-ther. This was in ’ft. “ I vnm if I will!” site said, pushing ald. This is ’69. Sixteen yewre gone’liktn tlie check into his "wir; "Tm going to of the Don. Thos*; day. Wc have made up for the part, hareilmtsotelwl or tte pay far it 1 I’d hen every Coasacl* little lord. Hiram Robinson was a rich nnd Wr look party lauding in Oswego with these r.KMnrwten the! ” But, would you believe it? Tte bachelor. One afternoon, as they rat old duds on, wouldn’t 11" Hinff yt Eurppe, I wretched government at Petorabing ii“ Well, I can’t help you.” smoking after dinner, Jim Clark, one of *’sta that I am dead, and tliat the Deft‘•Tten 111 teip rayartf! Tte Wil­ Hiram's gucate, commented on the beau­ French, and friend and equal of the1 a station is kept by my widow. $r ty of a new daring table which the latter kinsons never did let anyone imj>oae on white tear. Now, tins Petersburg tsar' had recently purchased. “It’a MB fltat wtfre xtoheUer .ftuux Ins Great-' *"‘lt ’* dea<1! witli him his pin­ She got a boy to show her up stairs to finest black walnut I evorauw,” said —-A «T. —----------1— fen. My widow accepts the aituatifu Jim, " and ths only fault I ijavc to find 1 wnile, fur our nrightera all knog and tong pistol have hung upon -the witli the table is this, it’s jnsl a little too 1Superintendent's room, ate asked : than to believe tlie government, high. A table abouldn ’t exoewd two feet “I’m the Superintendent,” he replied. five, and this is at toast one inch higher. ’, “ Ion see that cheek >" “ riibel yoq," mid Hiram, “ Hint this is. jP< ♦*.▼ o«r prAibge a young Postmaster, for' “ - ' / NO. i On Friday tart a Niagara Falls Itegto- h f A 1875. TIIK tM*r HJtTCUJtL.. “Ah, wait and rae ! Wad, iiiita ted. Draft te impatient._ Olgayras M lovely as ate vw go-ad. You have seen her in ; «x torthxh year; has poudaam ta what ----- 1 —The hostess of tte Throe Rivera An exasperated and raraistic printer, House suddenly fell dead on the piazza who seta type in Cairo, III., writes; of the hotel while returning Jrom the “ Whoever heard of an editor making an error daring his whole editorial ’Die event w» caused by heart disease. career? No-one. The merchant awears —Martin Roberta, a farmer, living throe miles south of Schoolcraft, met comApondent humbug, who writes abou with a painful accident, one »tay last the ‘people,’ ‘sovereignty,’ 'commonweallte,' ‘burden’of taxes,’.‘tyranny,’ week, by having bis hand drawn into the cylinder of a threshing machine, mash­ etc.; so does ttet cheerful hierogiyphical prodigyofhe AASociated Press agent, ing one flag r and removing almost the entire flesh from off the back of tte hand and those irttolerabto frauds, the poetess and between the fingeis. ■ and poet of . the the man whose —John Brock, a nine-ycabold boy, friends desire that te should bo Mayor; the individual who received a benefit and while playing in theCity Elevator nt.Ypsi­ a stuffed watch for his brilliant talcnta, lanti, jumped into a bin of onto, from and in his card of tlianks usod tte glit­ which the men. were lending cars. A tering commonplace, the antiquated and little girl with whom te whs jilnying at­ tempted to rescue him, but the auction excessively vain pronoun “I " thus, *i;’ of the escaping exits drew him away from in fad, the printer gets bounced on all sides. The printer, who rummages after her, nnd te disappeared from right.. His Ixxly waa recovered in half nn hour, but unintelligible pieces of metal; who cor­ life was extinct rects, on an average, about After vil­ —Tte Toledo, Ann Arbor and North­ lainous errors an hour in common words, such as trawler, jailer, hypocrisy, fnl- ern railroad was offered for sale nt public fill, holiday, g«uge, separate, allege, auction recently, in Ann Arbor, but fetid, judgment, skillful, counselor, im­ thenr seem'-d to be a great dearth of panel, and many other simple ones, and buyers. Only one bid of $1,000 was makes prutaibly one blunder in 5,000 made-when the citizens of that city be­ words, is frequently naked to step down gan to be alarmed at the sacrifice of such and out No wonder he feels savage, vidoalrie property and saefired an ad­ and drinks Slinky and beer, and talks journment of the ttdo for two wvekii. -—Michigan postal affair*: Office about the ignorance of the aristocrats, the middle chwscs, and all other cUuhm.'** EtfabUxhcd—Churchil I, Ogemaw. conn ty, Allan 8. Rose, Postmaster ; Gladwin, . irovzifjr'T do. GU-Iyrin county, Elias Steele, Post­ A couple of gentlemen in Macon, Go., master ; Prudenville, Roscommon coun­ had a bwrineas transaction which gave ty, Mrs. Clara J. Denton, Postmistress. rise to the following account, which one Pot^naxtKrt A ppointed — Carrollton, Saginaw connty, Charles F. Burton; of them presented to the otter ; Morgan, Marquette county, C. C. Dcnkeralcy. only twejity-nine rnehtw high." church. out of lucifers. owdcrand niin>-glyocriue. . „ ,%tt A yogxg lady adrax^flfR to teach Li* mind waa found to have water on the tert*. r*»« FOR thin people, to get suddenly fat— S'.-r. on n banana pmdbmd /come down plnmp. i Adagb on tte PaUSeThose who jday at vcrtinod suits.—Punch. ' ’ : act: Trm merriiMt place in lire universe is jnstbqyonil the earth’s ntaaoRpherc, for there oil ImmIuvi k*» theft* gtavity. Euchwb—"Gome; mf:’ddirn on the shelly shore, and tear tlxe mfghty ocean roar.” Amelia— “I can't sit down, yon rilly goora, beeousu Pci’ Burst my }>in- Iwk loose.” ' '■ ■**3cfposk I shoaM quitryon about your bald head, ydu wouUlfil get mad, would you ?" sa»d a young fdp to an in­ dignant old “»» in » .raHway depot. ^M^&t all; I shoahPotayjuat say that kin raise h’ar to sell, or somethin’ o' that sort,” smilingly repliedlire old man. contxovesay nboiU Mtarti^Hgaand finally oneof them chaUimgvd tteother to fight. The cliateDffftd party fettered round. by the other, Irt promptly d in the ivering a midst of tte chnreh, “ If tte boy who flung that egg tluMugli the vrtftdiMlr Will remain until the service® mv uto’^I’ll show him what a Christian minister can do for the salvation of his BonL’' near Fisher’s Station, Kent county, is ,the possessor of a vicious bull-terrier (dog which attacked a valuable oow the ,other day. Foote attempted io dub the ( ।throat and had to bn kilted by pTaoua jin the vicinity before they could k>oacn j his hold. Foote’s injuries arc considered wL»>c11mutow from plaintiff, as the ac- । fatal. count apparently set forth, and if te had, —A shocking accident occurred at thu the account should have been sixty dolonly be tars instead of thirty. Tte plaintiff, in . Philo Stark, a lady about 50 years old, explanation, instated tliat he had not j living in Birch Run, attempted to gel on charged him with a wooden wiieelbw-. row. Tte item waa jxiinted out to 1dm off and tte wheels pnarad over her left upon the account, end he-explained that . tte three iron barrows woulda’l do lie- , indeed! t*ffoOt>er. •* Don’t of the Prahtigo from the country tte imccMol party could im- thirty inches high,” Mid a fit of laughter. “I la -Th. —to to ■1.1«to bond*. Tte debtor refused to pay the account on tLe ground tliat it waa incorrect. Suit was brought, uzmI plaintiff got a verdict for $30. In settling the judgment, the defendant still instated that the account was incorrect, and urged tte fact that he had never bought a woolen in tte liil! waa simply a credit for tte “ Well, that’s my satchel check. The wteeUnrrow that was rojeetaL Tte cssatchel hmot hero ; it’a bin stolen or lost reot” “ I’ll bat you fifty pounds, Jim, I want forty dollar* right away.’’ “ You’ll Imre to roe tte laggage-maethat it in only twt nty-nine induM high.” W hat did he inrun MarmU. A careful, old-fashioned man a ftr* “ Oh, if you’re willing Hiram, 111 take Zagatinc. “I’ll are nobody! Tliat aatctel’s bin th.- bet ; bat I tell you beforehand tliat the table is at Irart thirty inotaa high.” faker, an Eugtehmau, lately tet •* Of course, Jim, if you’re right Hi pay i deh te had made with Sir JaiAa “Well, then, } There was a night-gown, perfectly new, i tte relative merits of thvir gray■ft noble who was |>awung lure told me tiirt he didn’t belter Exgagbp far every ret—A Bern M*b » �u. 1 w„oU portion of Mr. Gag.* article will beat re|*«l<*rm|r "Them j>.one ivirn on the Grand River TaHry RnilrcariL" as1 though On r • were* imxio other (compfi-1 meat} “ail there is of it ha* gruwq np since the btsldiug of the road," (criticiaca). Three years before the rail­ road was hnill Nashville had a half x down tforrs and groceries, a grief mill. two saw tnilh. and a jiujiulation of threw or four hundred . ‘•There ire four ur'fivo brick bfocks owned CORN, APPLES, OATS Clover Seed, fcc., DeHe.red U their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE Instrumental Music. Iswreclive gfooi oa Pl AKO or ORGAN. Hamm vat a»i> Txoi aud boots and shoes, L. j. Wheeler, careful siiantion. wil! toe given «1 the subject ol religion. Nut cluthing. Koeber Bro*., and R. Brady ihov vrnhinj lx»ot aud shoe maker, who keeps his breach ofeui4y, T vnoM shop imthe block, bnt the store of rMyectfaHy call their Is it money that makes the man ? which is occupied b/J. C. Clark, dry goa*i and groceriesIt was news takdriug. «M» iMtantly rich, he is then just to the people of Nashville that G. A. r. Hw. R. FLBMXNO “aid peaches!” Bin let him hsvo Truman owned four er five brick blocks here, or that he only kept dry goods, and that L J. Wheeler kept and ttare%fo«rth» of bis (ormer ae- only clothing, and that Kocher Bros­ and R. Bred* are a boot and shoe maki-r. “who keeps his shop in the block” •“There are two good hard ware stores, and oonnetrfed with one A LARGE LINE OF the carpet Spit all over the cal of them, that of C. C. Wolcott, an agricultural implement warehouse, VafeoiB laid gradually ooze vol of Ike a targe drug store by Boise Bros, and aeveral general stores, ohief among which are At ns worth A Brooks, who ever yew best docker. And wLeu have a largo grain elevator. P. Dur­ JHM have qaietly pained from earth ham and Boise A Lee.” Il wat OF EVERT DE CRHTION, news to th© people oj Nashville ttoai the large drug store of Boise Bros, AT THE und several general stores were con­ nected with the hardware of C. C Wolcott. It is a good thing howeverto bo j osted iu home matters, and it is not very clear bow P. Durham and Boise k Lee are mixed up with the Saturday night the engine to* the grain ekvalor of Ainsworth k Brooks In the Loomis Bnilding. Atlantic express, near Decatur, ran but perlia(>s lhep are “The sclbml over and killed a man, whine name house da of frame, aud nnctent—or as has not been learned, and his horss- ancient ais anything could be. iu an W E ARE Tha man was intoxicated, sat in his infant town of nine years,” Really : wagon directly on the track. We >ashvillians lutve been fluttering LATH, SHINGLES. WATER LIME, SALT, HAIR. STUCCO, AINSWORTH A PROOKS. Proprietors. GOOD NWS! * nrsKTU• 1 FirtlajE, Jactaa | Sajiuw B. Boots and Shoes, are acknowledged to beVie best heating stove They admit the largest chunks of w nd. Awtdfooed woman, carrying a lit-1 arday afternoon, and even the rough­ ens pamaxa-by respectfully stepped awde and feh a touch of sympathy M they laatioctivelv divined her sad story of poverty nnd affliction. Aboat two o’clock Friday morning, feat, the Herndon House, at Marshall, eaagin ire and was so n consumed with its contents Claude G. Avjwy and Antoine Gruber were consumed m the flames, Eliza King und an­ other girl dropped from the window of the fourth story, sustaining injuries *- - —L.-i. ii... k.«_ doubtful if she ever recovers. and NtohcJa* Benker broke both hh legfe ourselves that cnir town have dinped its infant dress, and have donned the pants, and wo were expecting soon to see it on Ha ‘‘tspa” •‘but its (the school house) greater need is a more commodious sclioo! house to accomo­ date not only its (the school house's] own 150 scholars Ac.,” the census shows 210 scholars in the district. “Among its best lawyers are Clement Smith and Flint A Brady,** aa these are all the lawyers there arc in town, they certainly ought not to comjilgin of partiality, but divide the honors equally and be satisfied. “Barry Everts & Cu. keep a good solid bank” Good. "A healthy aud steady growth and constant progress,' good qualities for an inftful town. Aud now Mr. G-jg^/r if you wrote a belter article than appeared in the citizen I think you' have cause for an action against the offender for garbling, but as 1 nev­ er advise litigation, my advise to you tsabat you cast away your goggles, get a pair of Charley Demary's two dollar spectacles, look over some standard works on syntax, post your­ self n litlie as to facts, and try it again and my word for it Nashville > til ttul l»e slow to tender you the needs of praise due to labors well performed. the fire gained auch a rapid headwayThe Herndon was a large (our story butai and «ras worth $20,000 There is a romance .on the Erie Tim origin of the Are, which seem­ Road after all. Between Port Jarvis ed to bunt from all parts of the and Buffalo (here is a conductor I at onoe, is xbrond. d in rays- known as tlie ‘'Rosebud Conductor.” fbe most reasonable theory, Many years ago he was engaged to a one which gains the most beautiful girl, and their wedding day was fixed. She was taken ill ami which penetrated the died a few days before she was to ---------- • lightM by the jet in become a bride. On her death bed the clerk's office. Tlie building wan she said to her lover: “If you will maered for sbou' $12,000, end the always carry a rosebud in your but furniture for $2,000. tunbole no accident will ever befall yon:” He has carried a rosebud over THK HAOAXI.VM. since, and no ill has befallen him. He h still a single man. TXAD.S HUM BT CHICAGO TIME. ,’A They fire longer than others SOLD OMY BY HEW S8JHIII While some men were exeaxating gravel from the hillside in Battle Creek, Monday, they discovered, bur­ in th# hill, a female infant about a week old, which had probably been MICHIGAN AND THE SO They are the only Stove mounted with gen­ uine boiler iron. Where you will find a full stock of Prepared to Compete WITH ABT UT.lBUBflMENT ----------- This Side of Crisimas on Boots and Shoes. ROVER D------- AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I GROCERY k ADAMS. AT BOTTOM PRICES FOB CASH. West Side of Main street, Niwhville, Mich. C. C. WOLCOTT. ALL ABOARD STORE hoWN town: TO A IS KEPT BY Ctiuo 4 Lite Bim Raimi. TUB PKNINBULAK DIV18I Lee Bro’s HAS JUS LIVE GROCERY RECEIVED 1118 LARGE STOCK OF FALL Itamcry 114* ■ 1 DURHAM Where can Ve found t ■ £ 15 S S Teas, C»fce«, Spteex, Crockery, Gliativare k Weedenvtre, rf «». CnM Greeting I world respect fully inform my friend* that I am Im »tlk Again in the Tradt New style Prints Aar 8 cents. CHOICE tut m CANDIES! Bu«inesM with yo«. &*■ Xtelationw I cruet by ftur d—I.o* ( th.n U Especial Attention IXWM DITUMOL APPLES. I will Jay PSICESTHAT DEFT COIPETITIOK. CLO New New New New New New New Corsets for only 50 cents. Shawls, Scarfs and Comforters. Flannels and Ladies Cloths. Skirts and underclothing. Hats and Cajs, Gloves and Mitteis. Boots and Shoes. Crockery and Glassware. Trunks, Valises and Horse I Uli i.r> K It BOOTS AND SHOES, •mcs IB KOT KXCILUH) 1.’ TOOK AJf. LATH & �MWyi lew. ]** »he M. E. Chacrh by Itev. [ L Kellogg. . ■ —Many eT bur cIUsom E. ■■ -u. S^rtklag iBUrrdiag „rf F.J. M li. >k| •W uw»u, , Mc. Has commenced business Hgaiu in his NeM" F5flcl< Htpi*e. And is bound in mH [ur cash at the above fiaargin. aakls. ■ T^H. j -»-A ©orreepoadeul criticiioe “Gog’s" reMT- A few a tbe Urt made Bevelven | F*** village, in thia toeue. True te Ljtx B*ot for only $5 « mh. I there ver* maBy tfnjr, jn jt, bte “Gog” int'-ndtid w5il, a»d w< ehould be cbte-itahh. 8Ou. BKfimrTmjd teelffj Pet Cent attesded th*j1 tj^^orreepondent lay* a Lltie tea much Stare, Md get an Oil Chroma with each ' NO CREDIT GIVEN. DO NOT. ASK IT. ’notrnty fair yesterday. wthal portion rriatiag te G. A. Tru­ —Mrs. Jennlson, of N. ¥, lavishing her man oening aud occupying eo’many bricks.J The puMtaatimt 1. '/ 1___ — --—>, eoa Oswold, te C A. Aytoworth s. . name* ere comma* inatead of period*. Ev­ —Wm. R. Grigg, has returned te the' j htarily oar correrpondent understands or- j; . WV Farmers having butter, jkffk. hrd, village and talks of starting a bakery. I dried apple*, er any farm produotK io eell 1 'bograpby letter than punctuation. will «vt the high**: price te W urn A Mc— And now they say that, recently • apple* lhte M^y>e dvUrcfe^ M th* d*F<- ■ }« neighboring murieian imitated a BABIW*. WL The terete etetec of Mm e Beyh ■ — A Mr. Stakay. <>f Fmakfort has kmtkt , Cte-ke week of goodt, sod will •reinwthoni j thunder storm, ea lhe piano, ao per-, the 12{ per oew jfcctly that all ’ .hn milk in the pitcher ' to FnuikfocL . ’ . /—In. lhe ahooUng match al Haafar. | talked sonr, and the next morning WEBSTER lr. HOBBS, Black , Tuesday, Jerara Austin carried off Um ue- the family were obliged to use chalk ir 'know all ye •’ AH kltok or wort !■ th. Natkao-tth [ Md priA. Of $7. ‘ and water in their coflee. As light­ •Cl-Our CoroelBand b*ve been etigN*1 >« ning invaribly accomjHuues thunder I That owe me. that thi« meant burinaee, walk up te tbe eoenter te Ayltworlkh etore fdnileh tho mnslo for tha Grange pic* at a .streak of it flew out of the piano,y end pay what thou oweet me. Heat Inge os the 7th hut. killed an. embroidered cat on a r ‘ <______ H. i- Diekhwoc. ’~-T. J. Brooke or Maple G w». Wil hate rug, and sent the music master into HSr Took the tntpronti«‘>. the Enter­ an ovetiM (ku IB. Thia office h.i« Mt*od lhe high seas. prise Coffee Grinder, owned by White A 300 bill* whtoh tell the story. HAFLE GR0VF. ITESS. McNacae*. They grind all coffee Tree of —A- J. Beamon who woe **nt«n®d 'i tho Honar of Corroetioa last June ha* Hatred A young Mias came into the slow bail, and will Mon be aet at liberty. at this plane on Monday last. She z'^-Ataeworth and Brooks ate bw had done quite an amount of trading 800 to 1000 boehete of wheat 4«Ui when the thought struck her very, te bringing 1.1Fand ha* a rising t«.OO forcibly that she mnvt have some Foxed Shore, such as they ask $2.75 for all ^-Mr. B T. Hagerman'. mBl. l» Maple I adging or narrow lane While she over town, al Tbcmax**-' ' * Grave, ; I* likely ‘ to med him eve ••Mkf was viewing the article she desired, He intend* putting in a ruu of i to. for). A LITTLE MOKE CIDER. ‘ lhe judgement of the salesman as to -grinding feed, etc. - -. । Friend D. Soule* announces that he will which was tho prettiest, and lie after make cider on Thursdays of each week, at —Lewis Durkee and fam q LIEBHAUSER, the fashion of all yankees answered his mill in Barryvjile. until further notice. returned from their eastern 1 («*O . her question by asking one more ob­ Dr. Young and family. ■B. Give m a “ohaw" of Whit* * Me Catitae, and Makin* Som la t>» lalaat FaAJna scure : “Well, Miss, that depends up—Mrs. Wm. Jarrard ol NamM’60 cent Tobacco. It te as good as 1 on what yon wish to put the lace on.” Grove, is in Jackson, taking is generally sold for $1.00. • ' g PARADY, Mannhcturar of She deferred purchasing and said her son, whom it is reported, lying ■Qh. All best priulA from 6 to 7 cents * Boots and Shoe*, : she would call again. at Deaths duor. per yard, at the 12 j per cent at are. Mateo* oad Rapterta* nasAly <taee,alM eUM While the correspondent was visit­ Uoa to SIU onl«> rx>«apuy. NotevUte —Dr- M. C. Ellis has io(|^ his Japan Tea Dust al Wnito k Mc­ ing a family of great respectability JOHN Q CRES8Y, Namee*, only 50 cents per lb. Try It- . office over Wheeler’s store, tl BHE^l P"r._____ near this place, be learned that the will be found in ita proper Ten cases of those Christian port, of the community had this paper. 1$ 3 . « O been so annoyed by the noise of a —Tlie postmaster want] Hand made and whole-stock BOOTS free methodist man, thst their school At Tbitmax's. *■ ifjnni lai Uolt Sairitm, lhe person who deposited house’ was not opened for prayer BQU Don't forgot U. The beet Beef in tlie office Inst week meetings ns it had formerly l*een. If Steak a< Roc A Clever's, at only 10 cents Scott, Hubbardston. thia is llyi fruits of his labor, wo only per pound. LOX< >TIME. —Geo Brown and Y. , Castle, wish him goodspeed alone. Don't L RUSSELL. two farmers living south, at rurkera, irritnte the spirits of the good people ' I will bold an examination of toachvm at Last Monday they dug, | al the Center by your presence. Nsabvi'.te. Saturday, Oct. (ah, commencing U’ Credit stores will accuinmud te you t»t three timoa !? 12 per cent Reell-y it is a matter of importance In ymt-pnrelta<*r» whether ven fuy me lhe above per coat, or lhe credit sloresdrum 2-5 L» 50 p«r r»*ui’lvr waiting from 30 to 365 days on yoe. Tnerfore bc»r hi. niiud tha: lire i»ric«» chi cur stuck ue the lowtnrf O»d based on cash Sales. 1 shall make a a specialty of Elegant New Qutrters, CLITIIHS IND GEITS FORIISHIRG GOODS! Dry Goods Business In both styles and cpmlity. nt the wnr thee duinpng yon the 12 1 2 per cent only on th«m. My Fall tuni Winter Stock of ■ BOOTS AND SHOES, AND BUBBER GOODS Is complete at aw-»y duA’u price*. solicited. Au exaniiiutl ou of Good* aud Prices is Cuh or Trade paid for Buttfh and Egum. Nashville, Mich., Sept. 10th, 16T6. __________________ - . W. A. 1 YLSWORTH. DRESS GOODS. TAILOR. JfONEY TO LOAN f300.00 and UPWARDS OX JONES, Everything Want, AGENTS FOR TUB CELEBRATED and pitted 100 bushels of xtftatues. The sefect school u progressing st 9 o'clock A. AL Applicants proved* —Mr. Wm. Janard has : pwenlod finely. Lots ol sport during the in- lhemaelvM with pen, ink and paper, as lhe i Come and tec nt and bring along examination will b* both ora.' and written. 1 us with a basket of fine al ilea and termiasions judging^ from lhe articles yow BuUei;, Eggs and Dried Fruit, । Nashville, Sept. 23rd. potatoes. Tbe apples were e finest' •.hnt some of tlie pupils purchase. We pay the HigLett Market Price for j Wm. E. Mabtix, Sup't. 1 and largest we have seen ll Window glass means business. —The Christain Sundij School Dr Griswold contemplates leaving Dissolution of Co-Partnership. ELIHU CHIPMAJ^ Justice of the Peace, will give an entertainment,tiMisting Maple Grove this fall. His success­ of rehersals', singing, etc., ant Sab­ or will be Dr.TIuzen of Olivet. bath, in the place of their rsjular exq’iu BOLL OF HO.YOIt. — Lee Bros, have just retired an Tho following is the report of the invoice of canned Voney mn|s(actured at lhe Dowagiac Bee Lrdens,' pnmiry department fot the month of I Tbe Co-Partneftbip heretofore existing under thv firm n*mt} of Boise A Lee is ibis day dissolved by mutual consent, aud tbe buslneM will be carried on at tbe old stand No. 49, by Lee A Bro., nnd all eeeeunte doc the tale firm will be settled by them, Nashville, Sept. 15U», 1875 L. C. Boisk. H. M. La*. LEE & FLEMING, W. H. KtCBER t Bro AMERICAN ORGANS, AND FIB ST CLASS PIANOS! THE AMERICAN ORGAN '70,000 NOW IN USE. Itfew Sty lew Wave been introduced thia eemea which ; ’urp*M eeyiltuig ever offered to the public, i >-oi’k,iX~7“‘— live stock Taken a« payment. STOOLS AND INSTRUCTION BOOKS cuBatanlly on bead. la acknowledged by all leading musicians J. H. Luk. • Gao. R. Elb-um) u be the fineM instrument in tho market. . 13-1 PATENTS. All persons knowing tbesnselves indebted to Boise A Lee will please call and scale imibediaielr, as the old books are closed whiph is lhe nioeat we have Serf, and’ the present term. ‘■ ‘te for settlement. • ■ Names those scholars who have Colleetunu a specialty. will be sold vetycheaik Trj .-glas.-i. ________ ‘ rTlOg- A tfPKAGCE, PnwMat. ' not been absent during the month : —Capt. Boise and H, R. Dfci-.son j Wonld reepectftilly call lhe al teation of the sconorojLUKt kale. MONEY TO LOAN 1 Willie Vandervoort, Ella Woolctitl, cittern. of Nashville and vicinity, to 1 Mry.sit »M Ntrnttaa have made arrangements tn|hnove j WaxaxAi, on tbe 24th day of July, 1672. Ihtir stock, bought for easb, I IlLHINEBS LNIVEI181TV Jay Reynolds Humor Rophnvu, Hyto Belding, 40 miles north^------Jeremiah Shopbell and with gaveji mortgage and to be sold at the my Bn ph son, Alice Raphson, Ella to Millie C. .Fnukcb to secure the payment lowest cash rates. they will open a general slot! The of the aum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars, The good wishes of this entii com­ Hoag. Charlie Everts, Blanche Allen,' ($2o0.00) which said m- rtgage waeduly reMira Burgman and Donny Bailey. eorded in the office of tbe Itertoter < f Decde munity will go with them. : Standing of the A class in Arith­ in and f ♦ Barry County, Michigan, <»a the —Reynolds 8c Co. have talen a second day of Augutt 1872, in Liber -Z'' of metic: Charley Everts 60, Jacob। mortgagee on page MT; nod whereas,Who wagon, and Aif. Buxton several BOOKS. STATIONERY Hecknthorn 100, Ralph Boise 100, eald mortgage wee duly and legally assigned and Webster 8c Hobbs' a di to M M, Prenois on tbe ninth day of De­ Rufy Stevenson 100, Addison Car­ cember. 1873, which eaid assignment was TIIK WALL PAPER, PAINTS, their own manufacture, to the < duly and legally recorded on the second-lay penter 90, Johnny Brady 90, Dora fair. They are good and nice ci of January, 1874. In the Register’s office for OILS VARNISHES, . Wolrath '100, Louisa Lenz 100, DAILY FOR THREE MOKTffR .Ml" STYLES. *° lhe firat pramium Barry county, Michigan, in Liber “6” of Edith Fleming 80, James Ehret 90. mortgagee, ou page 41. and M. M. Fransis BRUSHES, GLASS. The ropolarity te thia te so great —Boise Bros, are receiving is now the owner of said mortgage, and no ld 1 e*An,,*<',, lbou>a*,, ooptesareedd each A class in Geography : Charley suit at law has been instituted to recover PUTTY. DYE STUFFS goods io lhe drug hue. The 1 Everts 80, Jacob Heckalhorn 90. the debt secured by eald mortgage, and de tion of tbe public is called to TOILET ARTICLES Ralph Boise 90, Kufy Stevenson 90, fault has been made in the payment of tbe same, and there to now due 03 lhe same the new stock of Trusses, which is Minnie Coe 100, Dora Walrath 90, .urn of oue hundred twenty - three and PERFUMES sidered ihe best Tiuss made, CMS. W. DE1ARAY, Hattie Gregg 90, Edith Fleming 80, 12-lffOth dollars, also an attorney fee of twenty-five dollars, provided io be paid by boys have been in business her James Ehret 90? tho terra* sf'taid mortgage, should any one year, but daring that time B class in Arithmetic: Jay Rey­ proceedings be taken to foreclose the same : Notice is therefore hereby given that I shall worked up a largo trade. Go in .nd nolds 80, Hymy Raphson 80, Harvey sell the pre^isee described io said mortgage see them. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Wile 80, Cora Carter 80, Lucy Heck- te public anolion on tbe 6th day of Novem­ Wmdsw Glees, Hate Gimm. Cui. 8tstaed.au —Old Frogfoot and “Brick Ben-1 athorn 80, Sarah Stevenson 80, Jen­ ber, A. D. 1875, at the hour of Ihrce o clock in the afternoon, at the north front Enameled Glam. French ami German Look croy" had a nice confidential chat if- < nie Lincoln 80, Edna Olds 80, Nina door of the court house iu the City of Gl*~ Plate-, -lao Ikymer. Baumanj Co. ■ Strictly Pure White Lead, all at bw th a I being ter the speech at Charlotte, last wink Hall 80, Angia Beard 100, Minnie Hastings. Michigan, the place of holding the circuit court in and J°U *“nl ”V»ktag. get o« Thursday. All would have l>«jn Coe 100, Hattie Gregg 100. | for Barry county, to aatisfy the amount due on said mortgage, together with mid attor­ calm and peaceful hadn't John Dm hills C class in Axilhmelio: Wi lie ; ney fee and all other legal easts. The de1UB n<Mx]w«rd Avs.. sad 10 airib 12 Com Inis edged into tbe room, whereby lie Davidson 80. Horace Flint 90, GeorgF<* Madiotaal and Mechanical purj>o«ra only r«-» Bl., E. Detroit. Miob. . ecriclion of said premises M 'described in Uvery artwte atUde warranted sa rvprrcentcd । I world came to know that "Brick"Jud ie Thomas 90, Chariy Burger 80, sajif mortgngs is: Tbai piece or parcel of PURMTUBE HAWACTOBY-'i land lying and being in Ike Village of ffaabgiven Frogfixrt tlie greatest "cussi*^" Willie Vandervoort 90, Clinton Ko­ iiT..----- lumua st lx,wea viHe. County of Barry end Stale of Michi ------ R- epair in Bottom Price? • French awd Ameriom be has ever received. cher 80, Joe Webster 80. Levi Ev­ gan, known and described as Village Lot. G’»m. a,| aixM. double *nJ >i««l® thick, Jo commencing fifty-five (M) feet north of the —Some two mouths ago, John 6. ert* 80, Genia Phillips 90, Blanche oorth-wsjt center of Lot No. twenty-seven U,,e,iinrAc-. Si. kind■ of m-ined aB<j Figured Glam. I a’»o Henderson and the Widow Houvsr, Allen 90, Perlie Cook 80, Mertie (27). luenoe east one hundred tbiny-two rueraawe tewlbeet m--L- H-.b in the State. of Vermontville, hitched and vowed Brace 90, Fanny Dancer 80, Nora (132) feet, thence north fifty-five (56) fee*, Ghee ready vei-Frvnc'. or Americam^and Manufacturers and keep* on hx* tbence west one hundred thirty-two (152) warauted wfe hem* at my rite, and to stick to each other n* long as Bu k- Fleyherty 80, Annie Dart 80, Donny hot. thence north fiftyjfive (65) feet te lhe «!2i" «8‘V c“' x“*' "<< plane of beginning. wheat cakes and babiks were in dah- Bailey 80, Ella Woolcott 90, Deted July 28, 1876. tod to ion. But, alas, how fickle is huunniName* of those scholars who have • . M. M. FRANCIS, »< E’ P E-'Rl' " A~«! Usignoo for Mortgagee. ty!' Two months has barely elajsed bean perfect in spelling: Jacob CLEMINT SMITH. . and ihe wife has found a handsune Heckalhorn, Stall* Fcighner, r AttemAy far Awiipee. 44-4 Together with a fall assortment ol man in dm person of one Hinclley / Lojk II. Waskbn, Notice! and Hcnieraon has caused a "wh:reMIBBORS.PICTURES, FKA MBS • Teacher. Wntw : My wffe, Maria Heodercoa, M’' to be yublished in tbe Jferw.! Mr. Vnt has had eertral years t-xyc AND CABOS. BRACKETS, Ue left my hpl and bnwd, without juai Spwc.Ml Church Meealwg-. WHOLESALE CASH BATES. eace in the Leery bavinem and te prrpai dusters: te. *c.. There wUl be a special meeting of the oaoa* or provocation, Ibh to io warn al! to famish a» who wish with a good r pereuM fecm t.-ueung or harboring bnr on and al prices corresponding wtth tbe ch Christian Church next Saturday. Got. 2nd, ray accvute, aa I will pay no debt of her th—-______________________________ Mjl to commence al 2 o’clock ?. M. Tho entire ud know, ,L Fo, u.liy . Vermoatrilte, Sept. 27, 1875. wwklulp^ kJ, cha,,|Rfi> fcBMd mccibernaip WWSwfr, pH*4 W ba Q-*wJ Job* 8. HaaoKBaer. CIFHNS ANS CA8ICTS, terZLhf,''Md,,a'x4,,,"<>a11 General Conveyancing, BOISE BRO’S GOLDSMITH’S I FAUCI GOODS! $1.50 Neck Ties, Rashings, PAYS FOR DETROIT EVENIN9 NEWS Irtim, (Mu aii'fW Bone GLASS AND PA TNT jewelry WINES & LIQUORS! 108 * . (Rocks, Spectacles, $c. fg---- JACOB LENTZ & SONS Grangers and Farmers, ATTENTION! Putt, Uirary, Dining, OBa id GEIEEAL HUrrURE! ; Baby Mi ait Pmihlatas j MEAT MARKET ntx meads fur ten years and ATKINSON & BOE, guyt-J .c--------and f -b^ak^l5^ *hich CUrad l‘‘,n uf J EATS, rl»»i proffcnfiriies. The thi Sag*«rv*,t£?a',ponnB' * k, ? l‘*Jd«r storm whi ^aHlcirille. Dean« wu urrestad' on Monday afternoon and taken U- painters FflftTf .. “»* , �of them color, other* diaoolor. ' Il J?* J mfctecie of cherafatiy. When, j five yiwtra ago, n young actierai first W;' the fancy of making henelf blonde, “ftt i a changv,” aa shn mid, ahe never imaf i food she was introduong a tahfafa | -Tte Lk—brinnara «. cmuta«rod far'** dytefatata prertotetbwong I' -’ • r. • 1.1 «L.»— rc|«r»ned lua dbtrirt ip Oougrsra iu 1&S7-.X j freproid tert totidvrourtrr | groey of her iKtgiuary guvenunwt. and th* ytauri rrinoslfapaclalhaaaaaamedtbsexcliMuve direction of all the splroms looking toward, tbs rrdwtelacasntof tbs Bouaparttote. M..Ronner V'btedbriMri'fasr. ’ ‘ Ci • - ' - tion. bedim WM intolerable. It te slated that a perty of flttixrnx went oat amt kilted firs Mnteeae. who bad been engaged te mutilataq: tbe bancla and vara of tbe dead to obtain tbe jewelry. Christians Point fa entirely awspt away by the -Gen. J. D. Croftou. late Adjutaat-Goncrel of Mfasouri, hra been amrted at hb farm in | Cfav couuty, charged wttb f> faery ia couuec I tiow with the Stale war claim* while be «ra ' iu ofaee. Ufa *oa, who wa* ha cterk, wan abo arroefad fur cxanpiieity iu the offeoae. . —A raid of Yudfaro upon a brrd of cattfa new Bbmarek. D. T.. was made Irat wrak. bsing the first nud cast of the Muaouri for some >tuae. Ous harder Was failed and 100 band of origutely Intended. -New York bad a <mm of yellow fever toe other day—» Mitor, fTOm Cabs. -Ite aaonaisawnaro to negotiate with toe tten for toe punfasM of too Back Hills bare । not umeb hope of making a treaty, as tte In­ diana are not at aU friendly. At one of too counott RMtotioga tte otter day tte Conmte ■KMicre and titer escort of cavalry Were aurronuded by about 5,OX bostde ravageR, who •mglc abut tired would have cauasd i&dfacnnu- note siaugbtsr, aad tics whits* felt very uusa*y uutil qofat v M restored. —lhe verdict of tbe jury in the trial at Philadelphia of Wertrrvrit. for participation fa tbe Charite Bom abductxm. found the prteoner guilty, aud a general belief prevail* that be will mfaesouftenoa. hrunswwfa N. J., a faw <tey» ago. James Gar­ land. atauate faatee ta teacher, abut bis wifs tore® U»«m. Then, believing taw .load, be locked htonseirU. Ute room, toot tamaelf three tOMs. efxnwd the taste artery of bis arm, nod fatting to die quickly enough, crushed bis own skull with a heavy hammer. Hte wife will ro­ N. Y. 81-ATE ROOFINC CO.j Now, both the jie* world and the oJi |. _______ uumb»’' of far­ _____ _ .____ wWBh tad beru filled With charcoal, and beriMc her lay an empty bottte labeW. “ ettar.” Ittfficafr rtteistarwir wm . «T sfafia rosnmnfaA have gone mad over it All worn* I wwut’to be Monde, especially those who ■ nn gray. Stfly violation of nature—far < what » more sacred than crown if-, white hair ? And han not dark beauty j $5 to *20 If 8«ffT*IHaSfeT. ’“t>a«jsrrKL* tte characteristic attraction, as well gt ftafrirf Probably tte* inordinate a| tert the phySfctaa rtrilld only atato lhe mnttion.d goldraiiuur ufaro from th* tat tai light fa the i&wiW all brouty.| fact that ahe had been dead ta more ApoBo vm all diabewdted with light! HUlo Homer compare* his goddroewaxul morirorr^jor »fro ifjrifii rfr cumx- tafa to tho golden Venus. In buttery! \I and in fashion, therefore, wn see the • cUdoss not mitigate tbs bonani of tlx- blondes triumphant, until such times oil lava to know that the bodtes of ttero who the brunette* regain their empire. j perish by shipwreck, as in tho case of Ex-Gov. Skymottb, in a speedi to the |. Army of tbe Cumberland, made a very | happy statement of hia military qualities ] when be saht, “ Gen. Grant will admit ’ ocrtaiuiug that thedr I todies had Dot liven । that in a little contest I had with him hr reoovvred, he procured a diver's armor, ■ rail a great deal faster and further than I and. When be had Imrned to use it, went with two uttes dtvareto the acene of the otU’ df these they saw tbe head of a fomaln apparently hanging to a reef of rocks, and. on approaching it they saw it was hold in the gigantic clutches of a cuitie-flah. Thh divers counted eight of throe anns, some clinging to tho rocks, K. a platform favoring opparing apy increase. others bolding the hidf-consumod body, ptad. Oov. Graton «u. ' and others floating about in tlie water. i«ly. and Gon. W.‘ F. They were 12feet ox-more in length,and of itod by acoiamatfac for immense sure and strength. The divert Tbe retnfandw of the were not prepared for an encounter with this desperate fish, and were hauled up, but not before Houser attempted to spring forward and rescue .the head, in Ucon |4alf<mi favors whose features he declared he recognized pracfecabte date, and thoee of a sister. He was restrained by oppea. if tbs currency at tbe overflowed, the water during the day tho other divers, and proposed to make country f v..- «J anotlwr descent the next day, but when Die the following Sp- and a half west every garden and every, morning camo ho was delirious, and soon . -ii-r »wi_ -1°* foundation fa destroyed. JJomicilro arc after died from the effect of tlie shock. of tbe Indiana for tisa Fort Bertbold sgsncy. ncatterod promiscuously in the center The facte have been sworn to by tho surDakota Twnton , Alee. w. G. Irving, irTiiifj, u» of luiiiwi, Blinob. ------------- :—p ----vivore, wKb give a minute account of the •gefa for Ote fndfami of• ~ appearance of the flah,which corresponds New Moateo-, John F r_______ . Infernal Bovefxw for lUedtetrid farmed by an I ho west, iu tho neighborhood of Olean­ to those of any natural history. And ‘ and . J, ucniig the FifUi der Pwk, where tijure are many tnnall now the British Admiralty propose to farmsand a number of stylish reodruoe*. • haw a scientific sfiarch made of the ledge —Mr. Delano bw at teugtb retired from the the water is reported to have reached s where the shipwreck occurred to nee if office of Becretary of the Interior. Hto tetter depth of from six to nine feet In the it be true that the victims of ship­ dant * note of MxsSptauee fara v<y sntuflirowt- buainere section of the city large stocks wreck l«ccnie the food of throe marine MILLER SCHOOL arr- t*t 1 was uaniecf m tbe data art which of goods are kept ou tlie ground floors, mounters. lhe roeiguaiton woold ia^l steaL- and one can estimate the injtuy which . KDJTPit. WAJfTXD. ■«/ j thirty inches of uro water would involve, About four.yaam ago the King ef BurmjmciAVjm ntzunrrttiAL. the Wbaakerop in England ml It ttix to presume Utitt the earnings of mah wished to start a weekly uewii|>aper, -..k— Z will bo „exhausted wi.M„^i in r«>J ’ i an entire ----year iu the vemafntoir and in English, and pairing damages. Probably vegrtetiutt forthwith । oouBtiltod an eminent British year. ctxn["*red with 1SCQ, when lhe United baa boon utterly destroyed ; butthat th* official then in Burnish about the matter. Kingdom b«l LO00.(*}!•«* t*«b. ao< H b inland is involved in wholesale-ruin; we His j Majesty said there need be no ratanatcd that tbe amount of grain required ( trouble about minor details; he would from abroad will a mount to KK.OOC.OOO bnriiib do not apprehend. ’’ Dunagre are variously estimated at see to them himself; wliat he wanted wn« upoo-Teee, Eugli . _ from tWO,000 lo tl,000,000. a comjH-tent English editor, with un and roliuig milJn. and employ tag »<) hand*, baa Anglo-Indian experience of journalism, to whom a thousand rupees would be paid. His Majesty added that he would laat wk tn arrange protaataarira for the bold­ ing of a Nations! Bairioad Oouvrotoon there makn only one stipulation, namely, that tho editor should pledge himself to Sal­ Th" storm whichprevailed oo the cosat low with o>ustaut approval tire line of of.Texas last weRk-proves to have been policy adopted by the Court, that noth­ country. —Tbe packing aeatcu baa oommsnewd at tliu.nio«t dewtructivo ever experienced in ing displeamng to his Majesty should, Kanaaa Ctty. Mo. Plankinton A Armour killed tlid Section of the o>udfc»y. Galvcaton ever appear in tho journal, and that in Hufihred comparatively little, tlie great­ case of throe rules being infringed tho est force of the clemcn^} having boon editor should befbrehand sanction his felFfcrtliCT South. - -dudjSfaola, a city of liability to receive immediately flvo hurpany. KaUUtisa •150.000; Glam. Nsaly A -Ca, about 1,200 inhabitate/, situated qu dred strokes on the sole of his foot with a prominent iron firm of I'lltaborgh. and Drake Matagorda Uiy, about Mgl miles below j the “shikkak wukk,” whatever that may A Colby, one of tbe heavbat produce coubm- Galveston, was slagast jcomplctely de­ mean. The capital of the Burmese cmrion firon in Now York. ••‘ J Htroydd ; only flvo btuii houses and piro is still in want of a ncwijiaper. —BL Louis paper* slats that a party of Ik»- a fww dweUiugs remain iding. The, tot> capitate** arc about to sTOrt a mataswtii More than 3,000 yuarB ago parchment I ns of build| street* arc tilled with th botsi tbwe. Ufa to bo-twelvs rtorta. «gb. iugw and fences, the wharves are to- was manufactured; the original Scrip-1 300 fees square, aiid will have lOOu rooms. 1 tally demolished, and the coast for a dis ­ —Tbe ersditoro of itanfy Clews A Co. bald a lures were written upon it. The finest, ;J3Ki APS A CHARTS Ameflejm The National Hymn and THE $50,000 BONANZA T..«o Dewvlr ’•«-» AGENTS WANTED I maetin; at Hew York tbs other day. and a mo­ tance of twenty milce is strewn with which is in our day known by the namu tion was made to dsefarc them bankrupts and corpses. It is impoafible to tell how of “vellum,’’ ia used to a considerable dbeharge them from all their debt* and claim*; many lives have been lost, but tlie num­ extent for recording important matter*, txa obfaettoo. bare soads. And lbs raseftog adber is estimated at two hundred. One Buch ns documenta to l»o placed in corhundred bodies have already been re■ uer-stones of public buildings, deeds, — A cunnus effect of tbe bard timee iu New ietune&VCer nob eOeuaea to a Aneaf W.0W. or kmprtonaaMat at hard labor far three years. or York Mahowu la tbe heavy cfacreara of ferry rovexed. The survivors have lost every­ etc., an it wux not barn and is compara­ bo(M. ■ aud bores-cir receipt*. Although the ferry thing, and are utterly destitute. Meas­ tively indeotructible. Vellum is made -titae craoty. BL. te enviou* of tbe no charge b ouly two cents |*r jrawengor. a mngk ures arc being taken by the cittans of from tho skins of my young kids and hue to Brooklyn shows a decraara- in receipts Galveston, Now Orleans, and other ' lambs, by a prootm of liming to remove compared with former years of several thou­ places on tlie coast, to afford them re­ ! tlie hair and fat^- imbalances, then care­ sand dollarv a mouth. lief, but meanwhile they uro suffering fully stretched on a frame, and with an for ncccatitiro of life. Saluria, — tiic - '.n ], inatnuxMmt caDed a moon knife, scraped on both aides; the fimh ride fa then covC ‘ with flue chalk nd rubbed with] -TbsEMcMiLondbakterwof Era rwwatiy leas'aerionsl Other .■owns along the •ent an spratt to tab eoautry to import the coast are yet to -hear from. Probably cunditfaa of lbs rood, and ta lib rtqxxt, jort jiclUbbed. tills ■goal up tbs raUrtnixiing not half of the extent of the calamity is tuue mix*, aud refanrad. hra Ibfa^r rodUedsd 4®a<*iTPiaj acjAi «’h>Hs i< the com]*uy are equal to fourtevn ux-oxta’ pruAta. Hs rtxmden it uuniae to ro- . in landing two teUerioe of arttifary, 1JM1 •tends M axtro. and br.QOO.e^tridgre on tbe ecart of Cube for tbe patnote. —The editor of the Osrmaan, of Berlin, bra BOOKS UAtfS t-AFCMT ST4NUARD tT 'HAKD'PAN PRICES. KAILS SAIT MOCK CO. pumice stone, and, after being levelled aud dried, is p*lished with a preparation of gum arsine and white* of egg*. With 19,000,000 bmhete of surplus wluatt this yror. Kansas tamers will re­ move W.OtXkOOO clear from that crop alone. Fur their Si.000,000 busbeb. of Kftplos ixirUy they wift-get at tent <13,OXOiXt. Allowing them only <6,000,000 . for ptlier marketable crops we find that •a.> la»:w.'lraai»iWr •* "S-i;they will hare <27,000,000 to pay debts 1C takes Itaiti green becaruw he has no ' and nuke improvexmmte).besides begin- ten* ro*M>d trip tirkrte from all jwrt*of tiic oom-JV to FtataUi^aaat• rWtatam<»>r 'since the wort In five years from now, tbe UMXgMtad count** of Kansas, that <to no* at prewrait contain a ringte human Bat isttt K Brady far Un Braak. •TIPSEt g* **» ■ BATVXDA' $toVS25n«^-^^= � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-10-08.pdf.pdf c8973202990aa30c559e0310a5e0c653 PDF Text Text JEW M hwTI ------ -■■ - !Ryjuia NulfriUe.Bany County, Miduggn, ORNO HTRONG. editor ana Proprietor. hkt &hr grille &m. £bt’?C<15Wtileite ■■ ■ ---------- - ' ro mnM Hiucnan, aa io maM. Progression. hlo ,Retrograding. NASHVILLE, BARRY, ff}., MIW-, EBfUMY, OCTOBER 8, 1875. VOL. III. It was when £ rick up.m U.’ I roxiemtxr bel, * Best Holland Gin,’ on me, and my■ owner, tlie liquor dealer, took nfa out off my case and handed me over to Jack; Barker, who had just finished painting• the store. . " ‘•Here, Jack,' wyabe, ’ thfa wifi help■ you keepdiriataaat',* •■•thMk said Jack ; and off I went under lifa arm. . "3* wm very rick, and there was a little W>y boride her. Just think of anotb» baliy there. ’ rhen I tinfaght os vow den White pWctirt- fly kl»r Aborj» Um* touMT Ur. An4 r.^Uu Mmtkwanl er. tte ritlw arc frownfe*. Il«inj ttin ri!r»( gloffi.a Of tlx- prrwnt! • THE GREEN BOTTLE. " I believe I’ll have a glass of some­ thing comfortable,” said Tom Rarrmby Tomlfainaby was not a member of any temperance society whatever, mid had nd dfaliko to the buri) of liquor. Not that he was a drinking mm. Oh dear, no! Never was drunk in his life ; never even slightly overcome by liquor. But still—well, still every now and then a nice gfass of something comfortable struck Tom in a pleasant light, and he generally took it when it did. To-night it wna cold and chilly and gloomy, and tlio wind rattled the abuttorn, and crooned down Ups chimney, and made a baxmhoc of itself along the ntrcet; and Tom, who wan not very fond of reading, could not lose himself in book or nuigaxinc, and there was no one to I talk to, ami the resolution above record­ ed seemed to be the most natural thing in tlio world. "A glass of something comfortable," raid Tom, " and a biscuit, and then I'll turn in." Then Tom wont to the clodc-t to look for a veasel in which to bring the necesmiy liquor;for the comfortable somiv tiring from the corner store, and spied on an upper shelf a green bottle, with a Xat Ixxly and a long neck, which laid . othing in it, and amtdt of nothing, and ho set itapou the table, while he stirred the fire and put the kettle on,tlitttevetything might bo ready on hfa return. Mrs. Twm w» al sent from homu, and Tom was keeping house .for himadf. He was on Ufa k^eoa liqforetbeqtove, xalpug it, when ho beard a groan. It was a faint, far-away, sounding groan ; but it had such ' a ghotdly aonml that he started. " What*H that ?" hp cried ; and some­ thing answered : "Only me." • And jumping to his Let, Tom Barna­ by stood storing al>out; for there wir; nothing in the room tlint ought to have “ Who is me f” cried Tom. • "Tom ought to knoyr," said the voice. . And thfa time Tom wiw that it osmo from the green-bottle. •• Haugod, if it isn’t in the bottle 1” ■oidTom. ■* " Initspirits, or what?’’ And the botfla answered: - whisky end alcohol!” "Ob, t/ial kind ’" said Tom. •• Karid the bottle. "Five devils. I’re-bCm possessed by them all. Years and yram tiwy hxl me such a life that I until void Wtfe got ,Bt,t flnd pai biased l* vinegar, that never did worse Burn g|v#»<ielfo«r CFUtgwroier tlw cftlic. And I thought I .should end my days a keow. Oh, wliat dlil that dear-woman go away for I Why did she go f" • " And there, in -a bright little room, with a pretty wifo and a nict* old grand­ father, and two cunning littlo babies looking on, ho opened me.’ "♦What ft nice smell!' eaid she—tho pretty wife. " And then ho made soma stuff with lemon and sugar, and tliey oil drank some ; and the babies looked at the light alibiing through my green sides mid the gilt label on mo. And the aid grand­ father said tho drunk had gone to hfa head, and he should* hare to bn oarrirxl up Ktaira, *; and they all laughed at tliat bexxuua it was such a good juke. . "I liked myself then, and wliat was in mo. . . " Before I was amply the first-time I felt pleased to be such a favorite aa I It niugled with hep blood. "At first she 'Mniamal Then ahn lay stiH Her face grew white. I know I wo* a murderer. ‘ Oh, 1-t me break rJ criri. ‘Lot me be broken into frag­ ments !‘ But her fair flesh wna mohHed be nor his pariah bad a shadow of claim, j Heated in front of the colored St. diaries, to beg for a sutacripiwn to rebuild a ; and they were talking about tocnodcxw. ehureli. By return of mail came l«ek a "Du worstent tornndy 1 ever did are," letter from the Dnke to the effect that he '■ remarked an old negro, " war sixteen Proclaim to thc'amembled multitude said 'his Honor, as he signed the last' ‘"Happy Christmas’’ said ho, as he stag(^ril in. ’Happy Cliristmas, old warrant, "and giro the women front girl!’ ... ’Happy I’ said she. ’O|»t this dread­ rills, push those dock loafers way back, ful dn-1 That bottle cwne to jw firtt <m and bo ready to liand out a fresh victim .when you bear the bell ring. > Now for a ChriMmas.’ ’ "B takes oo little to ^nt a drunk man in a rage. He answered licr with mi oath " ‘Anyl>ody would think I was drunk to bifir you talk,’ uoid ho. And the poor wonan answered: "■Oh, good heaven! are you ever sober! Oh, Jock I Jack !’ "And than be flew at her. Ho took, mety the neck and lieat her over the head with it. The cork fell out,-auj ’gje liquer poured ovex her breast, and over tljoboo of the littlo tinier lying iflxg^t. NO. 2. ! who lived in a distant part of the king- AS E’ASV HTXKT. "Julius Itanurmbrancf: Dcbiuo, this fe> i# it I’-’^he ojikod of the first mon out. . ,i‘ I wm never here before, sir.” - " There is always a find time, Julius, toaqorxvwz ;;Tberd»Tgfjpgrimit ,-yon is kicking iu a door and raising a great howl, ahtf if you can’t explain it away you are going on" a free~cxciireibn." '' " Not guilty, sir.’’ “ Come up here, Mr. Officer ; hold up your right hand, and let me uw<»r jfou to tell the whole truth without ftiax or favur, and without being influenced by tlio fact that the prisoner kicked you un­ should have been applied to for such an , "Did sha blow much!" inquired anobjwt; but tlie paraon 'atfid the letter ss other. an autograph for five pounds and put the ' " Blaw much ! shoo ! niggers ! but Duke down for tliat amount among the , dat was no deck passenger, dat tormuly ! sulwcrilxTs. Evidently that reverend ’ Why, sab, ‘ ................. it jfat lifts mn right ' ' * up *to re­ . gentleman was of a spccafativo turn of member it!" " Ebciyting went kitin’, eh!" mind.■ . " Kitin’ 1 Bre«« you! you poor, igno­ rant nigger, but I iwed a mulo lifted' The young wife of the Grind Duke up like a. fodder, an’ how fur d’ye ’spore Alexis, of 'Bimria, san of the Csnr (s^yw it blode him ? Jfat gin a guess. ” •‘One miter GaHgnanVa Mchtngcr),yu)A just been 6Free miles!” divorced by the Tribunal of St Petcra"Acrossde ribber!” . burg. She wns a Herafan, and in that "Intoutroet" quality lunl been accepted by the EmEach one In tho crowd made a griernq prera Maria Atexandrowm* as a maid of honor. Her Majesty wan rapidly cupti- and whan all were through, tho hoary• headed old man repeated: ' * vsted by her young country womsn. -who “Niggers, you fa ail wrong. Dab torspeedily became bar favorite. Another conquest of still greater importance rnuly cum fur dat mute, an’ bowled a waited th;- young lady in the Muscovite around sufgot under him,.an* lifted trim . " Scan pop"—Champague. A smart thing—A mustard plaster. * Musical, piracy—Stealing a march. Wrai.iAM Daumkt, a St. Louis mon, w» fined $10 lyr tunog profana ioDguagu the other day. Danmet.-bow can-a man with that name help swouriug ? . " fy a dogfa trii is cat off entirely, will* it not interfere with his locumetiea!" " Not exactly. It will not affect hfa iarder the chin and bit y< u on the wrist. Empire. Not absolutely pretty, but en­ up' an* he was blade jfat exactly fptir Go ahead now." rfajpS but it-wfil atop his waggi*’.” dowed with tliat grwc* Which besritehsa iiqpheo hy do waUih, rnre’ii you lire!” The officer ’ s testimony %ms clear and to pulp; her delicate lionm broken; and Tlvre was. apaiuTtil paure, and then more than beauiy/pemesring a charming direct, and, turning to Julius, the Court figure and -nu incomparnb'le elegance, tlio crowd-rapidly thinned out, wink­ mile |ui<l a Italf lb shew.her new veil to a " Ah, dear, I wns filled up Again, and I van sound m wer; whim''‘led 4»y she inspfaeir the yotlng Grand.Duke with tire old man remarked: woman who woa mu! at her didn’t ?<•! again, and again ; and after a while I liaven knows wliat mad fancy, left lri« continued: " Julius Itemembrnnoc Delano, the nu irresistible paarion,; Ono evening the th® least-ini tired whim abe.*go> home. began to see things changing about me. victim and staggered into the' street The wife’s face was not so bright; the spin. Tho snow won' falling.. Thir air falling nuthmi|TeSveA, the bleak winds Empress saw enter her ajKir’xnant tlie stink to dat statement if I dis fur it— The mngicfau who iutoufahc.1 hfaaaiiFieJtsftw^ Herald. ■ old grandfather never laughed; the wss white with it He staggered' afobg, and sobbing ^ucw-won’t hurt yon a maid of honor ’ bathed in tears,. who, ence by'ehaijgihff n mnruy bird into a babies’ tods were out; and onef day uuttering to Iritnaolf. At last he _ anno throwing horadf-at her Majesty's;feet, rabbit has a fonnuloUe rival m Uic ttifcn t»e tkufeii.ixck cau/ik;' Jack staggered in, took no up, drank tea wharf, and. ntiimbled kcrorf/ ’ii/^I, of water, a bur of soap, and jfarfect rest avowed her, lovo .and . besought the whb'tqratd a . bushel of priatocs into a He stood GO a chair on the Campus barrel. the fast drop from me, and tum­ bdiave a boat lay tliere on which he had for three months. Stand bock, Julius, (JEnrmw'e consent to iho marrfage. That . , n and when you .hear tlie ruitfitlo of the bled into a chair. The wifo began to been once before, and where they had Mme night the young fady wm put into Martins in the dunk of evening, and as a Cuicioo TWbMftc.’ *• ‘ Tom Tayfor<abt Block Marfa be ready to get nBqard." given him drink. a railway carriage, and, under good <w- crowd gaihvrcd Im began: ■ the dramatist), of the WflaLnigtoh Agri­ SOME EXIT.ANATION8. " ’Sea-Bird, ahoy!’ cried he. ‘Hullo! oort, conducted to the . frontier, white', ’• ‘ Oh, Jack! ’ says she. ’ • Oh, Jack "Cornelius Rose, stand up straight,' tiie • Grand ’Duke Alexis received orders racing. The Lord made cold, water— cultural Deportment, has di?covered tliat how I liate that dreadful bottle ! Wo j btllo! Sea-Bird, ahoy I’ animal starch exists, in human b]^<xl. look me in thceya, on J .tell me how you to rejoin; Iris ship. But the Ctor had " Nobody answered him. •• were so happy before it came into the Tln rc’a r-omo sense in ironing criminals, " • I’m coming nbonnl/-*l»c muttered— came to lie drunk yertertfay." (Pause.) reckoned without the determination of houife!' after all, to make them upright,'I .,,"I drank wlfisky—dot’s de reason.” " Lebmc 441. you whskljnyr. Lost tlio two lovers. The Prinod escaped, re­ "She blamed me, but I knew ‘I'm coming aboard. I shn’n’i stay at How thk heart warms-tow$l tlie man • ‘ Correct, Cornelius. Yem might have joined Iris fiancee beyond tho libinc, and night I saw a whitoheadrd old mon at a it wns the evil spirit in me that she tome to.be preached to. I’m my own who Urea vn »h<j wiuuy side qf \lifoj— tried for a life-time and not como any married her ip German territory, nbt- bar. J pleaded with him to came away, naster.’ meant. never grambics about the-wva'tUar, keeps nearer tlie mark. After getting drpnk withstanding paternal fulmiuations ; mid but. ho was dial to my words. Ho filtod “Then ho took one step more. Splash “ ‘ You’ve lott your place, Jack,' rays his temper in the midst of fretting cares, <b. then left with bar for America. The. rp- a glass trith .deadly liquor, ami as it went slie. ‘Everything luw changed. You —crash ! ‘He was through the thin ice, nmuco fasted for two years, mnl nothing gurgling down his throat I said to him: spettfca.kindty of hfa nniglj.bar«fc refrains wder the water. . , don’t lovo mo any more. You don’t from butting words that so often 1im0i6 tried to rouse you you sal up and called •Old man, thou art doomed 1* ’ Ha could bend tho detexminatiem of the “' Thank heaven,' mid I, • piy misera­ care for the children. It’s all that lx?t.jm’-.]?! him num®, and offered to cat him up, Emperor,' nor restore the son to Iris laughed n cynical laugh, and he ooraed wounds -never to heat ble career is ended.' tle.’ Ix New Yertc fast week L xifax Hotwer, and raised a row which wns heard for favor, when iho influence of the Em­ " But Jack was too tipsy to core whnt It is a serious charge, a pretty girl ef fonrteqn,, attempted to two bk__-, . , .. press, bring brought to bear on the son, «nd there was a roaring in my neclu-» « h1m> said.' Ho staggered over to the hi Cornelius iUsc, fnitl'm afraid that you commit suicide by drinking « pipl.o^xpd determined tlio latter to accept iris (CvBiraotiou in the crowd.) . “ Next tiling I know it wft< tiijfvfl »>yble, took me by the neck, mid oarrivd me ink. This aouuds ink-md-ibte, buteiijfa have eated ybftt fast fall Srntermelon." , father's comytionfl. It was decided tliat light, and 1 win filiating on^l« ‘‘Xlux inoruuig,',’. continued the.man, t</a liquor Htore. Tliere they put another "I con 'splaiu nil dat, nah," replied tho Grand Duke should consent to o di­ "I wns at the iD'/rgne, ,wh«C the un­ tine. The phytdeian didn't otfdcr bhr-to ‘ “ There's ft bottle, ’ , said some one. devil into me. That one drove the fur­ known dead rest cm top col.1 marble bwallow aah'eat of blotting pad, because the prisoner. “ I went to do party fast vorce, resume hra situation in the Rus ­ niture out of the house ; bit by bit it It was a bare-legged boy. Ho stoppAd sian navy, and that an annuity should lie slabs. I did not think tli.it my words of ho didn't think it would bf> writej-rr-Norever the side of a Ixist, and caught me. was pawned. ing about any of settled on the heroine of the romance. the night birforo would come back to me rittown Herald. , , ‘ There was a niau drowned here fast " Then they left tlio house iteelf and t your Sams.", . It was immediately after that tho Prince with rnicH awful significance.” Spkuhxu of the cliecks now worn by 'right,' said he to another boy at hfa were in u cellar somewhere. She took " Well, Sam wm dor. Sam an* me was in London with the Czar. The (Crowd drew doner.)■ • - ' gentlemen, a London correspondent thus in washing; some of the money she side. don’t jist get along very well, and when formalities of the-divorce were completed " I loofcodthrough tho glass door, and, abundantly evidonces that capriBfoua earnt went for more evil spirits to fill.;I " ‘ Did yon see him 1’ said thfa one. I seed him dor I knew- -” my bearers, what do yon think I mw on faahiem fa not confined tq thngaatke sex. me. i “ *Ka*‘l A™1- * He wusdrunk, "What’s'ajl iliw Hlk'oboutl” inter­ one of tho cold dabs before mo?” " I believe,” hs says, that somv of die '■ Didn't I incite n>,«>ir I One night-“ndkillod hi* wile. Ttey'ro got «n in. HOir I.VJKBEIt I.-i FHOCUBElt. , "The* old man!" shouted twenty pla’ds are S3 largo tiiat a gcntlcan wi'hai rupted the Court Tail on tte Uhl.- endtawtte old grand- qntet on tar, down in th* cite orrr A Wisoonain lumber oamp. holds from " ’Bout Sam, sab." voices in chorus. two pairs of trowrem—one worn in the falter lying date «trf Jack drank on Ite 1 ”T' O” «"■"« 10 *dl u‘“ " Well, you just drop Sam, and tell twenty to forty men, and their work be­ " No, my friends,” continued the mnn, morning, the other in tlie afternoon, to floor te the foot of the ted. Didn't I Ue *» ™. the junk man.’ gins in die full, aa soon as the swarnjw aa lie stopped down. " I didn't see a show the entire pattern." mc about your geltiBg drunk." • • -:r}i loathe mrtel! I tried to topple <«, but " 1 »»Stered. «nd. much apunrt when J seed Sam are Holidly frozen over. The nido rrnui blasted tiling !*' . Tais fa abuu*. the time when theconLI couldn't manrito it If owr bottle .lid “J »®. ■» «“ lunk-ahop window ‘dffrT knew thcn’-wift goiif-to Wthe aw- from civilisation to the camp is-first Several men chased him, but be nude try editor shivers over his case aad Beto deriro te amate ilarlf, I did. Bat itww. ■o’ • *“k- T1"' *•*“ lm‘> waated tte fullcst fight you ever eot eyes on, and—” mode. The forco is divided into chop­ hfa escape.—Detroit Err.a Preu. up, “ those who have promised us wiiod no nae. Happy Ir.lllee, beautiful cut “ood off me. I bad no meU ol liqaor “I can't fool any more time awn^ on pers, who fell the trees; sAwyvni, who op subscription will confer n favor by glaaa, cologne bottle*, innooent water Wt. ““J •1““« ™me« your wife. Sam. I send yon up for ninety days, cut the trunks into tlie requiritelengtlis; bringing it in quick," anti as'with "be­ bottlee ten* been broken when they Intel " ' "'>»» • I'olUe!' any* ete— About BB remarkable a character as numbed fingers he spaces cut the line, and you can write out Sim’s history and ktampers, who with oxen draw the logs draired to laat, no doubt; but I, who ‘I"*1 ,1“t I want. How much for ill' to the tanks of the river; and cooks, who one will meet* in a journey through the he thinks how much better it would exscud it down by mail.” "And Billy charged her four cents, ted berime e dwelling-place for doyila, , procure and cook the food. The logs West and South is Gen. Leslie Combs. prcsB Iris sentiments with fc cumweddinSCO PAJTHEjpF actiox. mid home she brought me. fluted. . " And.the cbnfgo iAdrunkcnncwi,” said aro put on tlw wo, with the marks of tlie .He lives at Lexingto:’. Ky., and fa in the terjec’.ed i eforc. ” quick.’’—3fitaiMpoli» " * My career of vico has begun again,’ j owners cut into them, where they remain eighty-third* year of Irfa age. He wns n “They carried tlw old grandfather Ids Honor to ®fili Jane Doane. Mail. fcdd I. ‘And I cxjiccted nothing efae; away, and hfa poor daughter got a black " Come up here,she said to three or until tlin S{>fiiig break-up. Men called cadet nt eighteen, a Captain at nineteen, but, bless the dear soul, she put vinegar Thk editor of tta> Vicksburg Herald scalers aro employ ci jointly by the buy­ ilud a bearer of dispatches during the drew somehow. One night Jock went in me—nice, aour, innocent, rwqicctnlilo four witnesses in attendance, and every ers and Miliios of tfln lumber, thtiir duty witnessed the ^.-eno described balow.and sneaking out of the house with a handle wm of 1812, Iria aervioe* being of a par­ one of them swore that «he was perfectly threw it into poetry m soon* as 'bo re­ linegar—mui I've been a gotxl reformed being to cut into each log figstr® denot­ ticularly hazardous complexion. under one arm and mo under the other. Me turned to hfa office : . ' ' bottle ever muce. And now you—you—• sober. Tlie bundle wm Iris wife's mourning " Where’s the complaining witness in ing its avnilablo rise for squared lumber. fought the Indians, and wns captured by yin—her husband, are going to put the Cump life in rude and Inlxiriuna, tmd'af- (hem. Being offered hfa fR»dum by the dress for her father. He took it to a 6’vilish spirits into me again. For tliis case!” called the Court, and Mrs. fords the lumbermen littlo time to enjoy gauntlet game, he' started in thouneven pawn-shop and pawned it for euouxrh teawm’a sake break mo firwt I don't McNabb camo forward and remarked: to fill me twice. Tlio poor little " I’m jiere, and I’ll send her to prison the poriimo of hunting, which the cooks match, and be owes his life wholly to the *s.nt to destroy another household.' must nwiasarily indulge in. Upon die magnanimity of old Teeumri h. After woman never hod a decent drese again. "Yoa sha’nl," mid Tom Barnaby. for fourteen years.” first indications of a thaw in' the spring this he was confined, with other prison “ She was in raga. Six» was hungry. " You couldn’t send my little finger "Here, you go b-k on your shelf. I I’ve txt-Il Jack clutch her hand ami the camps ano hurriedly alxiudonej, be­ era, on the British ship Mary, whore lie Idve you to inuppcncc and vinegar; and for even a day, you old wheelbarrow!” wrench tho money she'll earnt for her cause the Kwunja we. not inhabitable had a bullet extracted from hfa shoulder. At a New York market tlio other *y, • I trink TH make « cop of s’xong coffee. ” murmured Mfh. Doonc. children’s broad from it, and then go off when not solidly froaan. " Driving After remaining in the hands of tlw <me- a paie-faeeil, solemn mnn took off >fa " ^hut rigid up, both of you, and let ' Right,” said tile Ixrito-. with me. Think of it! I had to aid and logs to market” down the swollen my for about a week, he wns released on hat, smoothed back hfa liftir, and. a»d : me talk. Nojv them, Mis. McNabb, wliat (till beside abet biaf, and hear her say things about ntreams is the next mid moat exciting parole, and whun Jackson finished his ‘•My friends, wc know not how a^on we d« cruet, on Mrs. •; and did Mr,, poflne lorOEsay?’’ me thut\qr«e very natural, seeing she battle at New Orleans, he was ex- - may fall by th-j wayside. , ..Wq,stand Jpro . 1TBhe called mo names and riiook her NT man. did not know how I listed the devils tliat "joms,” the lumbermen have to step changeiL His carter an a soldier and j to-<Iay—next week we may steep with fist in my face.” . from Mg to in the swift currents. lived-in rne, Imt (hsi -wcro bard to bear. scout then closed. He them studied law, > the dead. I feel that I have oiriy |i/ew 1 ■‘•feo far so gOotL And what did Mnu At a poirit where the water becomes drop, practiced it for aome thirty years, earned j foy* moro to stay, and I wish scat© of But he fell down stairs with me in hfa The dining-tabic used in Turkey con- McNabb do tn you, Mrs. Doans!” enough rafts are made df the logs, and a mug fortune, rind lost it all in attempt- you would lend me fifteen canta poejfct, aud broke hfa head, but didn't ; ."•Spit.jn my face and scaldel our rite of a flHtofBMa) kri*ll-i>Jl«Ho.l. shanticfl M<‘ Wilt on them1 to aceommo- ing to free Texas. He aided in roernit- U can get a dfah of baked beams.v- The break me. He hit me against things ■a-'. । -vl. npm which the meats arc arranged in । ■ £o .their-injury, not mine, I must ing troops for the wars of 1847 and ! ^wd at tmeo moved wwwg. ,,.- .5 i "This cose shouldn’t have come hero,"1 porcelain diabM.* SJlypp fttjP i>er- j near (Mikanii, the k>f-H are 'iiawrjpd ac­ 1861, oltliough ho did not take ’the Add! hnvu a guardian devil, 1 fasted bo. | rentimod tlnr-Corirt, "and I’m 'going to 1 os n toldier. In jxjlitics ho:is an oldcording to the owners' mmks, and there "One day—it was such a bittes-day, Tarots was a good deal of lavetufaWng one of them. Tnbw' linen fa u luxury h let ’t Jyou -?11 both go. I could go on on and.I give (rive ‘ * ’ •' is said to be a vast amount of dishonest■ time Whig.. nxkiiowu in Uic >j»«. Tkoy .»t wlUiont tohlkAh rox.1 •Uri.-r. l ' * '? 7—' dealing by-/sen who obliterate or change I affection. One hotel ured *n.«»pe«td»i just five yearn from the Cliristmas I’d , life fa short and that it fa better to live in table cloth or napkin, but give you, to * ’ A DEAF OOCtOk OF FIllLO^UFtir. the brands. been Inada a prefant to Jack, he stood of beef and 3.000 barrels of pence and have'ttiemory reverenced after A young American preaented Iriinsrif ragged and dirty, nt n bar room stove', diy your fingers, little sonar® of mnsMrs. Case, of f^ioals, Inflr*t^?RurTITO THOt.'SAXI) TXAMJt AOO. dentil, but I won’t do it. You aro neigh­ , fast July at (he University of Hridellierg ing th" course of n single Week’k^oAeil with mn in his pocket—my neck Ih, fringed with gold, and . closely re­, ■ ’ bora, both over forty years old, and if Tne first H.wni jowuiri, * ’ ’fagm-Joxer * ’ ^Of cxu[njuatfou preparatory to receiving st inbling what , the, English <udl "d'oy■ticking out. Up camo the propricone tramp down, broke a rib for smother, I.you have any fan spitting in each other's 2,000 years ago, aj . ipfwwrod hut on* a d o/ I)oc{(ir of i.h;ioBophj. shut a third, and kicked a founfcieo vig.' -teoev ami ’dfetong iwetfod Hkotwoold year. The editor of r.f this Him paper lanor was wiw the thr* - . . . . . . . leceasary, because you use, at these re-' The flint inquiry be made was whether " ‘Now, Jack Barker,” tmys lie, •' why oromdy that he had to goto thclWjMtal. no knives or forks except those' cats, why,, claw away.—Detroit Free Pontrifcx Maximus, whottw duty it was the examining professors bad beard.". don’t you go home ?’ , on tccuftf. to chronicle oil ilie ; Vnportnirt events of But astonishment waxed higher still when lliis fa the livelirat known to Father Adam. The various “ He was aaluuned to have him there, tho year. Tho news was written on it became known that the young Amerdishes succeed each other rapidly ; and you sec, a ragged creature with bin toea. white wondcu tablets sqd attached to ,• i»Ka was utterly bereft of the power of j The Comm tmiits of Um Walliuirfiwd the custom is to taka, with togers, out, and a Mimk eyi! ami n broken nose. i two mouthful* ____ from/otch dwn TFhfy TTke iiTfVtjy WRIT rtSpcdt, are negligent, tte rmidsura. <d the rititen*. LIT mart'' IkAj, bntJntpuiUAl. b£ome in T .----_____ _________ . 4,■ 0""----”-> — Ccnniuiul, law__________ ilia mil He used to be called Hiunltome Jack !' jdniTEf . iiii.uLw about answeritvp, letters. Nothing in­ ta... teen • enriou* right io *e* , * ted inter““l'to ’■'med, Ite fete* and «teBarker Indore he took to filling me. i;.tend ... » ........................... fowl. ;lUh<ln»d moil; cura.n- »»«• Mitepmj? Th Jjiropmn oomitrite tte old Iteimm* crowding ronnd Itetob- I prru^ tte te>«dn 'of Ite fate! *nd F>« “■«” J™" I-"1 <>'>« ■J'”'**' >“• Think of that ---------------. ------------“ ' „ -i l-m, in v«™. imluou. ; 1 tell* ol ria. . •« »."W*kl a* Ite teighi o( ill teral. tot* to Rri » look U Ite tetewt naw*. Bat I mowdc Bud he could und. rrtanj j b''™ “ pn”*h.“l ■» Ute Stw,> •• Now he looked up with a miserable ’ -. 7.■ ' ,~1’1* -, ipjswttfnl,. 1 wramxsd in vine-leaves, and abject whm. . ggjftJ (Ml with au‘l "° il ‘‘!‘Rht to be considered hero j ___ t _ ___ __ mint Thfa fa a point on which imreata shraiU mind it at all by thin tififc, nodded hfa U.J drink. U.«te i. Lh.-ircliil.te;1. Ttj«, head ’* ■ *;; i. ~ didn ’ t use to "Right there," henaid. "It's i-x। disk is removed and 1 ,wt to to • ^**tor wiiieh needs attencwdingly uncomforiablc to have wifo came here with " * Well, no, the man; ■ Bidring the fingen,. Hon aa to hand a fork with Um prong end. * but it would have been better if I j and pipot which nJ ’Hoiml ml Uxw> had. IH fill your Iwttie for yon, Jack • rate drink J All you’d hold wouldn’t Barker.,’ <bo. it. among the cnsluous of d divan. * wlb* admitted, Itada gtfod deal on his wliat—and the poor wretch staggrred Thk portal camera in large cities now ' Imnds at different times of his lif*»» pobody," mud ths bottle. "I've formed home. Oh. the wretched cellar-U n* seldom |>aital card to every letter, uv matter from how .Ma... stop ntrw. to Iz. read vMirl an rvurtsl ,-ar.l while 1 plied vkl.,.,1 fzh li/.uz time miserable straw bed in the corner; the hamimg it out. humble a source. Ones n clergyman, ; I wonderment* of an ho went through hfa j an<^ flourishing I • examination — ov ;.!;— witb perfcct cob?, und _ no But the idea was obliged to who a daily, which appeared ano would haye- belin ved from Ufa correct boated stove cither on tablets hung out in public, or anaww that be did not boar a wmd ilu».t profiuepcn-j was written in red ciialk on Um walk of the hoiAM. The «mtcnts were simply news; from the want of the narawrery Says ymnr potatoes. They arc worth ‘ ami theso rimpln n»*iw* msUrfafa political artiefas were not fa. <22, in gold, i*r barred in Havana, ' be a thoroughly *<•”<•'“ « ‘ * Cui*. Nearly 16,Out' lorrefa were ; <-tdy tiie Communfats tinvtsw of Um* Bnraiui government, it was a shippml there fiom New Turk fast week. ! tin* people <4 Um- entire » true journal, and intended as reading -taring l»»did on tho resod at ulaxii l*av« >ea*-rted to this: I baneL j Lav* bren th'.urugWy cured. matter for the public. �— i = -------- >-■_'=!>• ,1 DIVISION. GRAND G. A. TRUMAN infisni ry company presented. the like of which we never saw before. Babies with blue eyes, black eyes, foiling hem at 1-t.Tprn iSpU J.3S HAS JUST RECEIVED HIS msn abnll hold up, high u pouibU, ; all the pretty batie* m . Eaton Co. but w^bfo nut coincide with th* idea. ToMir^.P. Shuler of Charlotte, A bed of nineral paint, the. richest pr<rta th* op*ste« te« m«rr/ o‘.d in the U. 8. has been discovered in Tin the Gr»n<» i« eJ«to«l by pray Kalkaska Co. a'«< think :h«r« e»*M b< CORN. APPLES, OATS. Clover Seed, &c., wan awarded the prainium of five dollars for the prettiest baby; a stout, Uinm SJB » S,» ulte , s' 3.15 LARGE STOCK OF FALL Delirtrod st their and crowed like a yonng rooster at ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE this, his first appearance on the s'age. Because we said to the aitdience * “Ladies and gentlemen—Of such Charier Miller, a fisherman, was nB, tWrt B wlln», as these are the Kingdom of Heaven. 1 ...I near. a, T.S.....U In.l < ’ drowned 8t. Joseph, last M„n. Mon­ i These ere the only Jimuix the Unicn LATH, day. The body was recovered." should exempt from taxation. These SHINGLES Chat. Decatur, foreman of n pile are the Bonds whose inuresl draws •WATER LIME, driver al Grand Haven, was swept al lbs Grsngt? on our hearts. These'are the Bands SALT, .overboard and drowned on the 3rd. whose holders and owners are doing HAIR. somettnng great and good for their W., P Hoit, an insurance agent of STUCCO, country. The. holders of the*e Bands Bay City, has absconded, leaving lia­ On all so truly united hero, and blooi, that link hearts and lives to a glori­ bilities to the amount of 113,000. God a’choiaoi blessings oa the Orange. ous union, are the ones we should F. M. Burson, Station agent of the protect, and not be robbed by Repub­ C. fc L. H. R. R. at Charlotte, was At Muskegon recently a young lican legislation or Wall street Ring*, AINSWORTH & BROOKS, attacked and robbed of $300, last girl married an old man of ninety two for fbe benefit of those bondholders . Proprietors. who borrowed bis wedding suit and who sneer at the children of the Wes­ On the evening of Ocl. Sth, Peter paid the marriage fee with a f»eck of tern men and yvomcn, who pay no Oleson, of Muskegon, while delirons beans. A -Michigan man at ninety- and who claims these beautiful bonds procured a revolver and shot himself two is not considered too old tn mar­ as slave*. It is for these Bands— ry. while in some States he’d be this interest, that we labor. Go thou dead. Janies Bell of ljule Traverse wns hissed down if he tried to marry nt and do likewise. There was a premium of five dol­ accidentally sbert by a companion eighty-five or • ninety. lars offered to the homliest man. carelessly handling a revolver, last Last Friday evening a sailor, a young msn named Joseph Carboneau There were two oompetitera, Samuel Monday. . W diiams and Mathew Gillett. Two Fljnt has an apple tree in full left hia boat, which was lying al a t <ll, prominent featured men. of more bloom, presenting as fresh, fragrant dock near the elevator, Detroit, and than middle age, but full of (un. started to pass through the and gtecn like appearance as in the Michigan Central Railroad yard*. When they stood on a high platform, month of May.' While crossing one of the main track* so the thousands assembled could have a Fair look at them, the yells Cnpt. Wards will is being contest­ the locomotive •‘Cha'lenge’1 backed ।,——• — down upon him nod ran over him;1 *nRhlw mghl h.,0 benn hwrd . ... . . ed, and the Detroit papers contain down upon him aud ..... from two to five co'umns of it pro killing him instantly. Carboneau’* mile. All we could say to them wis body was shockingly mutilated by this: and con each day. “Ladies and gentlemen—Had we the wheels, lhe lower jaw being torn John Harrigan, a drayman of Kala­ off and the right arm almost cut in the least idea that an offer of five dollarswonld have developedtwo such mazoo, committed suicide by cutting two. . his throat from ear Io car last Friday specimen* o f humanity the pre­ nighL No cause assigned. " Il wan egreed that lhe first Sartor­ mium for--ugly looking men never is baby should be born in America would have been offered. If these Tlie new liquor tnx law is being and the second in England. The being* are in the imago of God, in enforced throughout the Slate and family have started fur England.— whose image are the rest of us ? Con­ seems to work effectually in dimin­ ti nd nim ! Had Darwin ever sepn Free Preu. ishing the number of saloons. these men he never would have charged monkeys with being parenis On Wet.4th, the dead body ol of the human race. Not all monkeys Robert Patterson wns found in the The following in regnrd to the in the wcrld could inaugurate such aubarbs of Saginaw city. It is sup­ Eaton County Fair we dip from results ! Look at them, one eve at posed he committed suicide. a time! Not for a thousand dollars A and and sudden afflic'ion ha* “Brick" Pommy's Democrat : After the social talk with the thou- a minute should wife of ours, ever see fallen upon Mrs. Frank Durkee, of two such specimens of Michiganders. Birmingliam ; she having become to­ imnd* who were very attentive lis And thus the fun went on, while tally blind within a few weeks. tenor*, the amusement* of the Fair the audience fairly yelled n't the dis­ At Holland. Sept 30, a Swede cnme off, ic the awarding of special play. In truth wa never saw two • named Chas. Jansen, aged about 25, premiums, lhe Managers of the Fair such men,and never had so much committed suicide by hanging him­ fun for so little money. They looked insisting that the writer of this should self with a strap cut from his boot so bad that to each was given two go on and make a‘day of it! Talk dollar* and a half, aqd whichever of about a jam.! We rarely ever saw them as comes to be father of the hom­ Daniel Harrington, who was accus­ liest child is to have the whole of the ed of killing his wife last spring, was people packed so closely together be­ -foond drowned in lhe well in his own fore. Those' aMembled laid aside money. The editor of a shanghai paper at cellar at Red Jacket Thursday morn­ their dignity, and like sensible folks Hastings, who was presen’, said such ingwent in for ftm. At the suggestion hilarity was undignified, and no man Jseob Graham, residing near Kai of the editor of this paper, several but a traitor would thus remark on amsxoo. wns shot in the forehead novelty premiums were offered, and the works of nature. Happily there IS KEPT BY and instantly killed, Monday, while was no reward ofiered foi big leet, or quite generally com|\eted for. dtunling, by the accidental discharge brother Dewey might have won a Emily Robb, a little girl, took the • of bis gun as he was climbing over a prize! first prize of five dollar* for the best fence. ' Mrs. Aliqe Fuller, a married wornA girl working at the Barton Hous ■ sample of mending. She was the •in, who has been four years without a new dress, was given the prize of at Ypsilanti, committed suicide un only competitor, or some one else the 2nd by taking poison. Beason— might have robbed her of the honor ton dollars for her economy. A deaf muto was present who for three She was charged by the proprietors of being thus early and profitably on years and a half had had no new dress wife with improper intimacy with, the the rond Io wealth. on account of poverxy. A prize of proprietor. Allie Roller made the be«l bread ten dollars was offered to the politic­ The boy John Phelps of St. Johns of the sample* that were offered. ian who never told a lie. The crowd -who killed Willie Garland with n The award being made by the ladies voted it to‘ Brick’’Pomeroy, as the com knife on the 241 h: iosL. was ar­ chosen from the audience. Iler loaf only man who dealt in red-hot truth, rested on Monday, brought before brought to her pocket five dollar*. It but ho declined the money on the Esquire Adams for examination and is more to a woman'* credit to .make ground that a man should not be paid good bread than to drive her husband ’held in $1,000 bail. for telling the truth, and because he into bankruptcy, or to g.> hungry; and Michael Rapp. a. German thirty we shall next expect to hrnr wns not a politician. A few other mine years old, a cone gatherer, was that Miss Allie has a lover who is not names were mentioned, but they found' dead on the morning of Sept, were greeted with such yells, *houts a loef-er, and thal in t me she will be 30, near his residence in East Sagin­ the mother of children who will be of laughter, and hoots of derision, that no odo claimed the money, so aw. having hnag lymsclf to a post icdl bred. the crowd voted it to the deaf mute, Temporary insanity. Frank Wickard I rought iu a wood­ and she went home the happiest The following exhibit* the condil- en box the largest ca'—a fine, boon woman on lhe Fair ground. kjd of the State finances for the year citig, pure white fellow who did not Frank A. Ells, of the Charlotte netin to realize why be should be ending Sept. 30th, 1675: Leader, was awarded lhe prize of brought away from hi* nocturnal Balance Sept 30ib, 1874 * five dollars for the handsomest editor. MOMtt M yowling* io secure a five dollar pre­ Rsoripla -050.097.M. mium for being a cat, when many a There were several competitors pres1.229.1(M 6o. some of whom had come many miles member of congress is not worth to Two idiots. John Conlisk and Geo his country not so much as twenty to compete for this reward of merit. Seed, ate eleven cans of oyster* in shillings. Master Frank went home They stood in a row on the platform a Monroe saloon, one night Inst week happy, and his cat which is white, p while lhe ladies were given the right and one of the two men remarked * green back ahead. The audience fo rate, and they did unanimously I world reapoctfully inform my friend# vole tliat Frank A. Ells wns th* best that, though ho wasn’t actually hun­ that I am gry for more, he eonld, if invited, get would bo to see tlie President—just to looking editor if not (be best looking man present. see how looked lhe creature of an Jerome Jarrien a bar-tender ofi On •!! thk rartkhr tall. East Saginaw was found dead in lira j A M fri«*<»y b*nnd bed Sept 30th fricitelp’r bely mil. 1:10 s LU-kr;::;-. New style Prints for 8 cents. New Corsets for only 50 cents. New Shawls, Scarfs and Comforters. New Flannels and Ladies Cloths. New Skirts and underclothing. New Hats and Caps, Gloves and Mittens. New Boots and Shoes. New Crockery and Glassware. New Trunks, Valises and Horse blankets. Cntcazo I Late Hurra Railroad. Fir^riNSU-LAJR DIVISION. Time Table taking effect Aug, IB*. 1875. Vtekibnwh Sfb-'lcrall CaMopoila Houtb lUnd HtlilWnU UnSon Milla UaakeH'n V»b;>srai>j Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. k 1142 T.10 StlUwcll C. A. TRUMAN c GROCERY E E S ass?WMJerfU*, . Nashville, Sept. 15, 1875, IM3 nu Vlcknbantb e Chxrtotto a IL TAYLOR, Su^rtetendenL The Beckwith Heater “ QUAD’S ODDS” 13.ooS copies «4d tn nix wrob»-Thlrd Edition new ervryvbm. STORE AttEHHrsns R. D. H. TYLER A co. Detroit. GOLDSMITH’S BCBINJE88 UNIVERSITY PATENTS. PttUnt. either In Uro U. 8, or »tir forrimi country 1 Thea eend to tho Meeh»<ilca «o<) Inventor*' Amo<S*Uon.lheonlyrrl'»Uo Patent A«mey to MleM0UL 31 W. CnasrrM St, Detroit ___________ TIIOH- ft SPRAGUE, Preetoroi. Lee Bro’s. “OYSTER OCEAN” Lalies’ and Gents’ Restaurant, DETROIT, MICTHL, Gillmaji Bans.. Proprietors. 49 'T'O THOIE BCII.lll.Va.-Tbn. ± articles I agree to furuitth al Lowest Bottom Prices- French and American Glus, all also?, double and single thick, for •tore front!, dwelling*, picture* Ac., all kinds of Stained and Figured Glass. I a'»o kinds of Show Casos. While Motel and Diroil. Midi. (M)------------------ - --------------------------------- GLASS AND PAINT. Greeting! accident who brings money to bis ownef! To Mrs. Viola He’ms was awarded the five dollars offered to lhe lady with tlie longest hair. A large num­ ber of ladies comjielcd for this prize, but it went to Mrs, Helms, whose hair, three feet and nine inches in length, was decided to be lhe longest. A Woodworth, a boy o( ten years, The death vf Mite King at lhe evhiLifed the best tiamrd coll. It burning of lhe Ilerodon Hofei at u'a» a bay cul<, a fe«* mouths old and Marshall is ascribed tu an overween­ trained io many tricks so-t acts of ing feeling of modesty. which'preven obedi. nee- Thai l»oy will make a ted her in her iincfo’hed condition good horseman, and some day may from stepping upon a ladder upon be a President, when he can develop which a fireman stood waiting to «»love for dogs as well as horse*! it-tcne her. T. H. Brown was giv«« tea dollars Ann Eliza, the divorced wife of for bringing the most women to the He came in town from a place Rr<h«ui Young, is working out by V».r. the week end waiting for that ali- j eight miles distant with a fine six­ ' horse team, the large wagon with ns ! IrrHar fllrt,>^h:r<nr >«!■ f.»r George William* and Dave Kelley, have been swindling lhe farmers about Eaton Rapids by filling-out tele graphic letter hcoda and envelopes, addressing and delivering them at the rate of *2 to $3 each. Kelley is now under arrest, but Williams managed io elude the officers and is si ill at large. > Iprelfoesa, with Brown,, a lung-whis• krred man on the driver’* seat, pa« | sing through the (?*v drew <hj» much lhe Mormon Church was oo the ; move. Brown did it up Brown He ' ‘s-n H WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Window Glass, Plate Glass. Cut, 8tai**d and Enameled Glass, French and German Look­ ing Gian Plate*, also Beymer. Bauman fc Co.’» Strictly Pure White Lead, all al but- Again in the Trade are acknowledged io be the best heating stove ATKINSON & KOK, AKT1STIC They are the only Stove mounted with gen­ uine boiler iron. Business Relation! They admit the largest chunks of wood. They fire longes than olhers REID A HILLS, 108 Woodward Ah., and 10 and 12 ( grass 8l„ B. Detroit, Mich. Saw JVEill I SOLS ONLY BY PAINTERS! NASHVILLE, MICH. that of strangers. Especial Attention is invited to ny stock of 5 Where you will find a full stock of AND Hard and Soft Wood LUMBER, WHOLESALE 0 RETAIL TRADE. A D------- Instrumental Music. BOOTS AND SHOES, lalrwMioa give* aa PIANO or ORGAN. WHU’B IB KOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. t.wwnwT Tnnanrrta-RxM wit! ronwroo ' Give Me a. Call HL’ILDERS AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I Will tte *•!> Co AT BOTTOM PRICES JOB CASH. West Side of Main street, Nashville, Mich. L. J- WHEELER 0. 0. WOLCOTT. 46 v»«it steak • �listen ? LOCAL MATTERS. ■D. Someth!^ iMerefithK 1878. OCT. 8, .FRIDAY, Yal- vable. —The post office is now located in Hu cotnniencfd business again in his New Urick Store. And is bound to sell fur cash at lhe above margin. ------------ Dust i.i White St Me- Ute express building.^ —It takes only 40 of some of Al Mix's potatoes to make a bushel. KOCHER BROS. ’ —Our county fair was largely' at .‘SsseM!*. tended by Nashvilhans, and hereabouts. others . of our reoetvod. but rsepeclfnlly dwffljk- We think it beet not io attrrfiirg. on the Railroad have been H. YOUNG. M. D. . XMX. W IB- Cboloo Beef Steak at Boe & Clew’x reduced publish them. Elegant New Quirterg, —Last Tuesday morning CspA. L C Boise dried apples. ~—Jacob Hoffman has presented and fami’y started for Belden, their new “ye local" with a basket of apples They were very fine end should be eitixeax and neighbeH and wa xholl C. ELLIS. M D. . <MTerabto MrrKwtnlhep; honored wilh the blue ribbon. In the mw brick block, appo-ite lhe Union House, and are bound to lead the Co. in ri»< and Yontb’s Clothing, at the 12j per can —What about the buckwheat crop? It will be “rough" bim*- hobbs. running Dry Goods Business I paper this winter if we are deprived of every description. KNOW ALL YE Mr. -Kocher inform! That owe me, that this means —Al. Lentz* new house has been ronr the benefit of it. Is complete nt away down prices. solicited. bs Al. expects to — Last Friday afternoon, the last day of *.tave it'oompletcd next week.—Two the fair, “Brick” Pomeroy spoke in front weeks from the time it was comment: of the Court House, Hastings, on the mon- H. R. Dickinson. GENER1LIEKUIDISE Seme of onr citlienx xtayed to court home. A IL FLINT, the past few days. doable-barrelled shot gun, only >10. He is now loca­ of his legs. About two months ago Mr. S2.OO Downing procure*a woman Doctor, under Foxed Shoes, such aa they ask §2.75 for all —H. S. Larkins and J. L. Roberts whose care the little fellow has rapidly imare making arrangements to open a A LITTLE MORE CIDER. meat market in .the building, from walked from ths post office home. Friend D. Boulsa announces that be will which the old sign of “Dexter Saloon" —The •‘cauxeway" about one-half a mile make eidsr on Thursdays of each week, at has swung so long. Good. ’ hie mill in Berryville, until further notice. —AL Troutwine, of Hastings, has is in a fearful bad condition, Last. Friday while on onr way to Unfair we encountered sold his barber shop to Dell Barlow, a team on that “causeway'’ end were invit­ taking his hero tn exchange, and has ed to “step down and out," while our horse la generally sold for $1.00. opened up business .in Killen's news was unhitched and ths buggy tacked off. room. D. Hinman has consolidated ted at Dedatur. TOHN B. EASTMAN. A v q -n*-V at T-x LIEB HA USER, l" tailor PARADY, Manufacturer of BooU and Shoes, OHN Q CRES8Y, SHE 111,1 R,lnv.nrnid «il _ _ ]^[ONEY TO LOAN I h Ifpnl tai fable Setintia, IN 8UMB OF - f300.00 and UPWARDS • ON LONO TIME. L4RU8SELL. William M. Lee, A. W. Allen, Kerr, A. M. Flint. T. C. Downing, C. Clever, F. Dancer and S. Troxel, last Monday, started on an excursion to Chicago, to new the Exposition and see the other great sights of the Garden sharp, boys? City. Look They've got the big­ gest kind of an elephant in Chicago. yyM. jones, •—Last Saturday night W. A. Ayls worth and family were awakened by ing at their front door Mr. Ayls worth looked out and found there, on his front porch, a black, burley, vag­ abond straggler. He procured a gun and snapped a cap at the tramp who ELIHU CHIPMAN, Nashville, Mich. Collection a fpecialty. MONEY TO «, (MS MMrtty. probably fearing a warmer reception, vacated lhe premises. If thesa dirty, wandering pests of this green earth cannot find anything to do, it is a good idea to keep them picking salt, or better—shot, from'their legs. General Conveyancing, LOAN heretofore. Our part of lhe county was well represented. From Reynolds A Co.'s wagon, [which we think was the nicest there), and A. C. B. Buxton's guns, flutitred the blue ribbons. Wm Devine exhibit­ ed some new varieties of potatoes, snd John Keagle wti represented bf xonie honey, and ol her products of tho farm. The atten­ dance throughout the fat* was large, which made it a success. Next week we shill bo prepared lo give our rosders a more exiended report of the fair. BOOTS & SHOES, r o ce ries 3 . C5 o g®. Don't forget it. The best Beef Steak at Roe A Clever's, at only 10 cents Of all kinds, and in fact Dissolution of Co-FartBershlp. Everything ^ou Want, BUBDAY SCHOOL EXEBCIBtB. The Mich. SouthwmUrn Cl ristlsn Con­ ference convenes in rrs village U>-day.( Fri­ day, Oct, Sth.) at 10 I'elocX, a. m. Friday will be devoted to conference busincM. Preaching in the even or. Saturday, a. m., conference business ionlinued. 2 p. m.,— fellow hip meeting, snd evening preaching Sabbath, 10J a. m.—preaching, followed by the Lord’s Supper. Preaching in the evening. The prmching service* will be preceded by a halt tour prayer and confer­ ence meeting. The public sre cordially invited to all the neetings. ! C. I. Dcto, Pastor. AMERICAN ORGANS, Which AND The Co-Partnership heretofore existing ander'the firm name of Boise A Lee is this Come and see ns and bring along your Butter, Egf anti Dried Fruit. No. 49, br Lee A Bro., and all accounts due We pay the Hig> nt Market Price 'or lhelate firm will be settled by ihsm, Nashville. Sept. Ifilb, 1875 them. AU persons knowing themselves indebted to Boise A Lee will plesse call and settle immediately, as Ue old books aro closed W. H. KOCHER & Bro. Apples Winter delivered at the de­ pot io Nashville. Narimlle, Sept. 27U. A. J. HARDY. MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER. they will FRESH MEATS, thieves and to bring them to justice. Banging isn’t too good for these hu­ man hyenas. 8T00L8 ANd”iHSTBUCTIOE BOOKS oonatantly on band. la acknowledged by all leading musicians J. IL Las. 43-1 Gso. Il Flc two. . BOISE BRO’S ■Itunlo In gin, pursuant la License and aulhority tfi A Barry Goaty Man the Victim. Drags, Medicines hlehvrBV. thenrr north to tlx- place of b-n Dated Naabrilte, Jolv MOh ML_ Ida Wolcutt snag an excellent piece, iminediatdy drove .home and were entitled “Peaceful the Morning” and followed Jy the officers. Both were another well rendered piece wns arrested tnd taken to Marshall on the "Chide Mildly the Erring,” by Belle day expess for rafe keeping, feam Truman and Dora McGraw. The other pieces sang were “Will the being coertained that they would be Kidnapping is being practiced in various locations throughout the State. Winnie Cobb Leadbeater. a­ ged 10 years, of Detroit white retnrn ing Irom school last week Wednes day, mysterously disappeared, and has not beeno heard from since. An 8 year old sone. -- —C — of ---------James----------HeiNlminV abducted in Detroit, on Wednesday, and taken along distance into lhe country, by one Jacob Davis. Fortu­ nately, the father, without losing tim**. informed ibe detectives, and starting un the trail himself, recover­ ed his-boy. A Muskegon paper citron idea the a ltd netton of Sarah Brooks, aged 12 years, from her home near that city by L. G. Burke. Rewards have been offered for tha apprehen­ sion of the thief. No pains should be THE AMERICAN ORGAN Every instrument warranted. All kinds of LIVE STOCK Would respectfully cull lhe alienlion of the citisens of Nashville and vicinity, 10 County. Michigan, all of the estate, righ. title and inleresl of the said minors of. in and io the real estate simated and beinj in lowest cash rales. LEWIS DURKEE. BOOKS, S TA T1ONER Y. LEWIS DUKKKE, 1875. - AdtnlnlaUotor- WALL PAPER. PAINTS. MnesKA*. on the •Jim <i«y or July, io.?, Jervniisb SbopbellauJ wife gave amortguB" Io Millie C. Francis lo secure the payment PUTTY. DYE STUFFS, of the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars, ($2’>0 00) which said tn rtgage wa>duly reTOILET ARTICLES, BRUSHES, GLASS JEWELERS OPTICIAN PERFUMES NASHVILLE, MICH, CHOICE EAKLY GROCERIES, Barry county , Michigan, in Liber “5" vC mortgages, on p:ige 41, and M. M. Francis Wilh a complete stock of WINES & LIQUORS! A cororer’s jury was impaneled. and penetntioTff the bowels just above the groin if the right side and nearly sev­ ering.he main artery, from which CHAS. W. DEMARAY escajrd. Nye is a notorious ly sobbed a young man of hi house. during The terrible is de all-absorbing topic a murder five Boots and Shoes, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, of conver- satKn at Battle Creek. Itolyneaux was an Irishman, leates a wife and A LARGE LINE OF rough, drutKen affray which occurred infronl and children in poay circumstances. He was not gatiriing, but took the part of John „i(uriw man. n„ainst Chanbera, an elderly man. against Parlor, Lilrary, Dim, Office ui QEIERAL FUITHRE! Together wilh a full assortment ol IW S883'Sim I MIRRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES In lhe Loomis Building. M E ;..ii Grangers and Farmers, JACOB LENTZ & SONS ATTENTION! AT THE Bcis and Nj e. -Attend the Business College and felegri>h Insiitnt* at Kaiamaioo. Journal frer. For Medicinal and Mechanical purposes only 12- 100th dollars, aUo an pURMTURE ■mnCTOBY' good sevenand one-half pounds of blood and aly a few months ago he serious­ AR E Prepared to Compete A”D CARDS, BRACKET5. sell the premises described in said mortgage at public auction on the 5th day of Novem­ ber, A. D. 1875, at tho tour of three o'clock in lhe afternoon, at the north front door of the court house in lhe City of Hastings. M i e h i g a a. t b a t being IF YOU WANT PAINTS and OIUS, Dotaa Dao's will give very close to WHOLESALE CASH ney fee and all other legal c*st«Tho de­ scription of said premises as described in said mortgage is: That piece or parcel of land lying and being in the Village of Nu-hrille. County of Burry and Bl*le of Michi gun. known and described ea Village lert. larUty-bevm RATES. DUSTERS, JtC-4cC., Baby Cabs and Prabilatyrs! COFFINS AND CASKETS, Of all stylo, and sixes, and MBTAUC i CASES furnished to ordex WITH ANY ESTABLISHMENT SHR 0UDS AND COFFIN LIN­ This Side of Cristnias on INGS kept constantly on hand. Physicians will find our stock complete, at the lowest living prices. Dated Ju!r 28, 187S. M. N. FRANCIS. Kssignee for Mortgagee. CLEMENT SMITH, Prescriptions Carefully Piwt Waastnaas « . . My wife, Ala ia Read taoc. ■ - 1 —.1 1. .— —J Boots and Shoes. tod. spring bettov, and and Bedding, 1 Cook Vermontville, Sep*. [1-3*1____________ £ B7Out. 1. U75. D. w. SMIiH, Exacutor. •aii mortgage was duly and legullv assignM io M. M- Francis on the ninth day of De- Fix Tikattn ut Cinn, Clocks, Spectacles, $c. lynchetlso great was the excitement. an inqiest held. Molyneaux was stabbet in the abdomen, tho knife Barry county, Michigan, subject to tba dower of Mid Sophia Kuutx as widow of raid Frederick Bass, deceased Dated. Sept. 22 D. D. 187S. SOPHIA KUNTZ, Guardian. OILS, VARNISHES CBtS. W. MSARAY, Drca laliii, Cottiu and Fiitiin D one I will pay the highest mark­ PIANOS! 70,000 NOW IN USE. Mew Styles and Neills Bas«. Minors. Notice i« hereb given ihst I shall sell st Public Auction, to the hlgbev* bidder, «a Saturday, the 20th Io N—hvilfc, torn County, toe IBth <Uj of September. MILLIHKRY& FANCY GOODS! APPLES. APPLES. FIRST CLASS Adinlnlatrutor’i MURDEB AT BATTLE CREEK. On the afternoon of Oct. 1st, while school opened by singing, prayer, some rough maractere were playing Has Jost returned with a large and complete calling roll, reading report and the cards iu Borges' saloon, at Battle lesson, as usual, but the remainder of Creek, a row ensued in W’hich Robert the exercises consisted of singing and Spring and Hummer Molyneaux.jf Johnstown, was fatal­ recitations by tho youngest scholars. ly stabbed hr Emory Nye, proprietor The recitaiionc were deliveredin good of a house of ill-fame. Molyneaux Neck Ties, Rushings, style, by Charley Durham, Puss Dart ran out up<u the street with his hands Collars and Cuffs, Nina Hall, Eillie Durham, San Tru­ over the vpnnds. and after calling for IN ALL OF THE LATEST STYLES. man, Charley Wolcktt, Minnie Dur­ help bo fel on lhe sidewalk and died HaU Bleached and Pnued. ham, Ella Dart, Annie Dart and in a few tjinoles. Nye. in company Blanche Allen. with his bather in-law, Thomas Betts Dora McGraw, Belle Hardy and who wras tlso engaged in the affray, and satisfaction guaranteed. WM. VENN. PaorataToa. At Bilgood's old stand, Nashville, Mich. Angels come to Me," “Crystal Fount," "We Thank Thee for Rest,” and after lhe collection and distribution uf papers, dosed with singing -• Strike for Victory." Mrs G) A Truman superintended to furnish all the siugiug and Miss Belle Truman Uyl presided at the organ. We under­ stand that only two meetings were held to prepare for the concert. Tru­ ly Mrs. Truman is a workman ’and understands the culture of little folks. Wo are pleased to hear that the school will give these concerts once a month. LEE & FLEMiiNG, AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED MRS. L. O. CROCKER et price for good Organs I n n cl COT’IOXAD.EB Hand made and whole-stock DOOTS Tlie Christian Sunday Schoo! gave ArbwdMM •"‘ro.lri to bta something new last Sabbath, in the, place of their regular exercises. The LIVERY STABLE! W. A. AYL^WORTH. SHAWLS, CASSIMERES, some one prowling around and knock­ Justice of the Peace, • Yankee Notioi bis shop with Frank Purchis, Bar­ - We did not get opportunity to visit our low’s former proprietor, at lhe old oounly fair until Friday afternoon, which was too late to survey the articles on exhi­ bition. We#ar» informed hocever that the —Lewis Durkee, A. W. Olds, J. H. Lee, II. Eggs. DRESS GOODS, stand south of the Union House. J and . Church, has been visiting friends in lhe village during T U LEE. V, Ocp Nashville, Mich., Sept. 10th, 1875. JPiaaios large Una of — Rev. I. M Altin, formerly ,pssE. An cxamiiiat on of Goods and Prices is Cash or Trade paid for Butter . B RASBY, Drayman. Good, and roofed and enclosed. tot of the M CLOTHING IND GERTS FURBISHING GOODS I In both styles mid qualify, nt lhe mme time chnrging you lhe 12 I 2 per cent only on them. My Fall anti Winter Sluck of BOOTS AND SHOES, AND RUBBER GOODS a local of our “slapjacks and 'lasses." J Credit stores will nccoinmod .te you nt three times 12 1-2 per cent Really il is a matter of importance to you purchasers whether yon pay me the above per cent, ur the credit stores from 2ff to 60 per cenl for waiting from 80 to 365 days on you. Therfore bear in mind that the prices dn uttr slock are the lowest and based ou cash sales. 1 shall make a a specialty of to SI per day. M Webster * Have removed to ibelr NO CREDIT GIVEN. DO NOT ASK IT. ROWER k AVARS. At the old stand, w.«t side of Main Bl. NaahriUe Mich. F. C. k F. T. BOISE Drsjjrbtx. . * aoanM". Tiw Ihi l«*a ' �Ml p«rcha?k- Kt -Th* j ‘T. .JtotorrH toitarj-uM. Jf „ -Upmtotato toMe-to. rto» Due, Mi<»o< <i»»rA« u„*<— i thoreMMIl *.! Tbe >«* ta 9100,000. BAUM powder and extracts. ing au4,eulfirating Buj ground, the gov- so excited Mrs. Iliitehens that sha | < ninM-ht to pay $400,00(3 a year a» rout; dropped toe hen back on toe nefa and ? ran to the fintiot*. When Mr. Hutchens j bankers and glass show-card writers. buuo hoto bi, rite told him ol. to «tr-1 xv«» • »<«.»! w. . mmtouto, uidwquatoi him lo UH to ‘ «" >u Ctotouo. . . . . _ . . Jan r. VrXiUini arm rm understood tfafa this propomtion will l>e n ji-cted by tire IndfawL, tte Oommi*- nefa, -whttt, to his surprise, the rnako i. WAIDNKR, MandC Rtvnr. siouera believe it ia impcmible to nutke and little chicki-mi were faretebod out COWING'S DRIVE AND WELL PUMPS. Ac. n trvety, opdi it . is ^rtilfalto' . they will dead, and the old ben was still on Um? break up and return home in a few day*. hc«t, heat, with her head swelled up m aa targnos targeas a man's fist. It wai evident that the ENGRAVER. SEALS. PRESSES. STEEL AND BRASS STAMPS. STENCIL TOOLS MO STOCK tmak“ killed tlie chickens ami the beu n ti WiVVitV *• ««M4h killed ton snake. | o£j ■ Ibi A Ofif x r^U A DTft |Nlrlr w. w. VnAN.I • ISSlffEto-aS1 Xl/STt ftSttStS IfiHr.UfcffitoJfJ’JlSSTAil-" . ‘ DONTim i ' ENGRAVERS. HU.wart fa tq wtabJ^h a whoJ«*lo dry good* houae hi Ohioago, with Potter Palmer m a ing houaenofaU liMcrlptiapi left, in ---- ----- ------- ----------- -- ---------- - --- ,»— .mM------------------------ MV. «<r* taX' jtoo toys cmnloywl at Um Ixvufavilte tiav* been. luinoualy low. Th* marc L*dy Morgan, on* of a team fuf 'wldch th* Piteidcut to drew aladiol, and tlieir lamp b*ing broken-a ' jwid fLOSO, brought only HiM. Might fire took |>ucw. Tbey'elttngnfahed tho fire and hurried out, tearing lb* hlcobo! rua*! mug. tud when veveral men went in «hcrtly homely horse called Lotiuiir was entered in every race. Ha began by taking tlie ; tlirn 3 minute, 2:50, 2:40, and »> V/isSq —i.ariwm arc rejiurtcd to have fired no vert! 11 *"' *lumte of the 2 :35 race, when a u a 3^, ----- * * ’ -i^tcbeB from the I record than .(he. race be ww trotting io. His driver (tented too Swift inipertclimttit, .and challengt'd proof. Ttie judges called' tho outrage on Uie ‘BritMi Cvtwul Margary, him np to the stand and swore him. io leave Fokin. Alx>ut this time he had got hn wrath up, swore he should show them a trick tbe old hone uufi. and distanced-tha —Uta rllKga of ttan (frooM, New Ualco^ ii U to be completed, but at present money whole fi*ld <Bs3y ■} cutting all others out ’a*'recently visited by, two ti<mrndoitewAc^rxtremely tigliL ’ »?.. -.y.. , f ' i>outa. lie *ouond folk)wing hta OteUalLl an of tiro chance, on second, third, and ■ —England fa concentrating her force? in fourth. Pfatuy-. ?WKS-. , ,W ■. .pwf. hl hiatwv wataML . fourth of •<j ttft, tbp, -ijamtfM ^ti^J^ve wfMUJrJiJiJ 'ajmy in Flau«te»,wAkafa -tob, cowpsml "with those horsemen who were looped. floods. —Tlio Franco-American Union, with tho- Tlio air got so hot that Lothair and his oood ©130,driver lit out in tho' night with aovcntl thousand dollars pnlhtd from the greenEXCK. ies who played with him. During tlio Government selling of jxiols thia jowaer bought the field M2 against So, and in tho end condition i* to be a coloeral ntalue of Liberty. Ibero rocoipta, Tlw query is, "Who is Lothair, and 1874. awl where did he oojno from." Nobody road could knows further than the owner enid be mme'from Canada. At al! events he cut eye teeth of tho sliarpefa horsemen add reeved —Tli* damage- done to crop* In Ireland by in the State and did it so Isuidflomdy the floods is reported to.be earn kowl Several that fhey did not discover it until ho had got tlp'ir miMiuy and was gone. It —Tb* news from Turkey and her rcbeliioun province* continue* decidedly warhkn. Tly> was tlie most laughable scene over wit­ Umt the nuarui nessed to see tho old horsemen and uuHirtahowjlf »lfratyrin<) l^. yuiK) I beep pnnxmoBL Ington. euppremed, by any means, and Bcrvla and irnsqiera wratehing their headst nd count­ Montenegro aro in a ntate bordering on ro- ing their losses byllfiit *‘tT—nlhule" Loof direct bcllion. tlmir. —King Altonao made a abort speech at the irau»f>ortattau b*4woen and IliehPerhaps time will reveal Lothsir's ruond and tide-water. ~Alftbo citiej nayi*<j4Li><i. Identity. Wc arc convinced that he con 'the K.-ntuAky IjsfaJlAtara nirtl iimtod.'kx to-! r an itirane Myinco. The tat life lie led whit* Johnaon wore bold •>. Nashville, Tenn., on gjotmaz.. Staten with Great Britain and the continent. parted, m the dfapeteh wye, “Jn the ocean —The trial of thoeo charged with frauds on tl>e rovenue of fit. Louis lino been cotiibiuoil to January. Col. John U J^iingcr, a gaui;or, Jeffcraou-City on a chug* of detranding the government. He endeavored to impeach the bht Med. ! trot way down eloee to 20 if pressed. But surely ho is the most ungainly home we aaqtjiNNWt.tob- agamMtex andfaM. stepper. When .standing on the track he looked moro like u muk) than a imrae, and while trotting his tongue hung out of bi* month two or tlin-e inches. He was lK»w-bock«I and cut under behind, until nrousoil? when he ninughtetied out like a yam faring and slipped over the track like greased lightning. Tbrrti ch'era for Lothair.— Waverly (/oteal writhing under tho laah they will experience Hepuhlican. telegraifti cable. —Carl Behan will i>pt.*p*«ljit*tl{<|op|ny|r .the aenaation of a Chrintian rajah under Uio — American Girl, Uio trotting marc, dropped miy more Uxfa Reason. Ho wa* laid tip three dead while trotting a race at Eleilra, N. Y., the wockn by attcm]*ing an out-door a[«c'ech once. In jx-rforming mt the trapese ol Rob­ Al Cincinnati. Uio othcr uighL-hc iqioko hi fu­ anco, (^Tensive and defensive, to rnefat British ♦30,000. ror of iqtceie resumption. He waa introduced agi;rcr«ionn In tho East. England, however, inson's Holl, New York, tlie other even­ lias tho symjiatby of nearly all the European ing, an ocdtlcnt occurred which might powers, an her present deman ! fa a Just one - luivt< proved fatal to both of tlie athletes, indemnity for a great wrong done to her envoy. a man maned Cotai uo and his wife. Mrs, IlliuobL are tat filling up witli Kn-Klox and —A eteawcr from tho Cape of Good Hope Ewing, of Ohio, are to meet in joint dbcuaMou Carsino’s part in the performance is liighwayrocn. and the jiroBjicct hi that law bw>ion financial iassM duriug'tLa tvinaindar at tbo bringn the report that a diamond of 150 carats small compared to her husband's, as she UMM will be lively in that vicinity for aotne time has been found at Kimberly, in tho South cxcvium in Ohio. to come. The vendetta in Willhunaon county is unduraized and very alcndcr, showing African diamond fields. —Tlio wealthy Spaniards of Cufya aro weary by her appearance that her strength’ is lector Judd and Appratar Ham, of Chicago, of tho desulUMgt war carried on DTpm, and have U sakl to be that they yer* not la accord with made ovcrlurewef peace to the insurrectionary Uic adnuaistration m Uie finance quentloz.. through tho programme, they prepared —Ohio votera in tho dcpartmen!aat Waahiug- authoriliM ; tut tbe term* dhOiot, ai0t tho for their most dangerous feat H<\wum mortally wounded by Ida [xrtuer at New York dNUer, and wWa-rejected. Tho'CubanfOtill ac*«bfd nothing-whort of indopcndaiwo. a ratoon, and the quarrel originated about some while nite stood op the other. He grasped her ankle, and fJic threw herself forward, Kerr, of Indiana; for tiro Spcakcnibtp .of, Uib while he alipped off, endeavoring, iui next Houae of P.cprcM.Dtalirce are brighten ­ cmdeld, VL, poisoned bernelf and three chil­ ing. Among Lia mtxrt .ardntit champioua in U»*; usual, to catch-the bar with his log*beat dren Ute other day. during the absence of her West are Eraatua Welle, of Mi-»hii, and W. at the kuee. The rtrap' in the middle 1 rrtnrrm i/i’in. A disjMilS*1 from Red Cloud A^>ncy, luul slipped ^ cNiaodp, and ho.«w1 Omn unable to catch toe Iklt with botli knees. mJ.. . reo.ta.oo. or rta lotoo Toreton J “* *««<*>“•>“ •" r’rfsedfe Ito. datod Sept>-30, says: There fa(little .ore.moJtorooota.mU.mll.to^poAumi Kto,, r»mto.l ■> to Mm-too- pro«j»cct eff-foe savages aaxptiiig the Missing the hold with his left knee, he of th* UnB*d8toto»fox<xw and ItMlian official*, i •eU*' B*PnW:<a“ Convention, at Worccwter. terms proposed by the CdSninissiunera enil«av0r4d to lock it over'his right fyft, a raid area made recenilv and about fortverinu’‘ 0,1 in tav« for Uio purahssc of the BhiCfc Hill*. The but the fall wns too sudden’, and the' nafa were raptured. Nearly ail are white* or I of Puliu~1 and a aound cnrrcncy. Alex. terms which they insist upon arc so un­ right knee slipped before he could se­ cure the hold, anti botli fell to toe floor, third ballet, and A platform favoring apedo reasonable ns to make it impossible for the mixed blood. . government to comply with ttiem, and os a the woman striking her leg ngainfa the —Bern* malicious perwSu placed a rail on the specimen of these we give the sulistanoe orchestra, railing, and breaking two of ot a speech by Red- Cloud at tlie meet­ tho l»Q»e8 midway between the ankle and. I-hnitciiaiit-Gortrni'a Horatio ,®.. .Knight; ing with the Commissi.inera at tho coun­ knee. - He was stuanadjand.twith'wan? Treasurer. Cliaries Endicott; Auditor? J tilltu< cil .’'csterday, at which 300 chiefs were I carried out and examintd by . a .physi, t Clark; Attorney-General. Charles IL Train ; five injural. in attendance. Ho said he considered , *-'ian, who was luudily called. Ho found —Finnell, tbe murderer of O*IMld*ln, ban < Secretary of State, Hamy D. Pierce. tho Hills more valuable in pnxnous that toe fracture of the woman’s leg was rurreiMtered Idmaelf to tho anthonUm at New ' metals than toe entire wealth of the only serious, injury .inflicted, .She Y°fk. . J —The national debt was reduced SJl.31X5C2 will Im unable to walk for’ Rome wralu, ■ .toe United States. Ho proposed —Two men named Arthur Hunt and Jiuuch 1 Adami were killed by an wxpksuou of gax in > jug are th* official flgwSri Wr*?! (o ask a large sum fur them. but her liusband, wln> is only brui.4cd, says thfa, lie will fuBUl. px engagement The principal should bo put at .ir ‘ Tlo had made for next wwk ore taken from tho mountains of McDonald vl.500.00Q will be myde up fur thia object b; county,-i* Umeouthwretom parted Mtarouri. the pajNef injcrcdtM.i ) / y । ! ‘ j .| , 5 hfa taleW place at Rtoekbvtm. l>o—FYcigfitN^&'rtNldh leading mm Chidgtr th jhltllia and police, ‘ta«i italics runwhich showed it to oouui A $137.50 in lilnr the Eart have been adrancod about five cenLs oo all claesce ofgOadaixdbpi and called pul to suppraw the dfaturlmnc^. Tb* •able‘doc* not gire^pkrtlcalara. ’ nne Department, Ua« congratulated Mr. BjU- third. I —On* of the laubn^ imurgent newapapera ford, U.S. AUoniey al Jeffcroon City. Mo., upon th* auoccMiful rumili of the prcrecuticn of Scrvfa teggrafa drelilio mediating OdtmaM, diei tliat tbc.ltafater yMtU* of the whisky-fraud raven in that Blate. —Tbe military headquarter* at Lcavenwcrtl. Ronco cn tho jatrt <>f odd ‘Of fh'e dhng.cfldfrl&ytjfcjpl.; '«U jh-7| pc aJ^e to cnU r Wiliioft’h Fkyeh axd Aons Tonic.— ENGRAVER. DIE SINNER A MANFR. OF STENCIL*. gaged In malirtal districta. The liiKbcet twitimonlala have teen given by contrartora and ter tli<> PrcridentH of some of tho leading ndlroam in the Soutii and W«aL When men are con­ gregated in large umnbau in th* nciglil-oriwx! of awampe and rivent, Wilhnft'n Tonic will (>nn • a valuable addSaon to .tha stock of medita?*S pd Wifi *®i>ly reward tho company in the raving of time, taoer and money, we r*Oommood it to all.. Whkeux-k. Finlay A Co., l*TCpriotora. New Orleans. Fob raux bt act. Dkdoowb. . ,Wn call Attention to the card of Messra. Buakwalter & Co., bankant and broken. 10 WallatreeL N. Y., whom we aro informw! arc a mral reliable firm, -and that any business intruatod to them will be promptly executed. Nation. In addition he wanted Grant to furnish annually each head of the In- 374.0iH.92* brought imcL from England wmc mouth* —Th* cnteq>ritang 8jxn.-iar.fa are adopting i 30.304,LU cwt, and • other doraewtic fowka, coffee, Wm. dritgwP.MIIW •.«# of. otter articlefl which. ^uuMratai.;. also, am! ddrnitany too moan as White He mid .the ^oyerumunt .was tid­ .KLIM, 4 ML927 ing to make a wlnte man out of him, and >cn AmerP I the Vui -od State* steamer Franklin. ALBERT DICK4H8ON, U7 Klujto . GUNS-CUTLERY MANUFACTURERS. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY WHOLESALE. YtnWDi HUNT * SONS, te aad 0 JuU.. HEAVY HARDWARE-WHOLESALE. HOTELS. W P.*) R R.«rt Lr.Jt.'f.&r rs»' ».».• V um»M Kt CAI NRKVWICT nOVA^l; nJ LUMBER. pjtsirrn.o m.-uw. b» ijmter. s<vu> h«. W. K.BtrmkPm-liQ.C.nMnpXMd.S^1/. thk clear Uic complexion, cure sick headache, etc. See advcrtinenieui. The FBEEgg^W.i «MNFRS. OF WARWICKSHIRE ANO COLUMBIA 8AUCES.1MPORTED CATSUPS. FLAVORING EXTRACTS. LEWIS • — --------- ■ - • REAL ESTATE. There-is no discrtse flwih is heir to SAW MMUFNCTUREAS. IIKNRY DIRBTON A RONJC.WxOT.BaBAaMiA Mark* SEWING MACHINE COMPANIES. WASHING MACHINES. Two or Uireo doses of Sheridan’a Cat WATCHES. JEWELRY AND JEWELERS* SUPPLIES The attention of Agents and C.mvowcre fa directed to the adv^rtiiKmont headed •• Listen,” It affords an opportunity for you to socuro a combination that stand* tuiMpiaflod 23 A. 2B RANDOLPH I'lUflT Giiani> ExPOKmoN of the 'l'radctfmen*H Indiiatrial Institute. PiUnburgh. Pa.. optn.H Oct, 7. dowoe Nov,-6. Addruw A J. Nellia, ProajdunL THE OLDEST FAMILY RAPER IM AMDMA f THE ’ t - ' L*. SATURDAY EVENING POST. I|uw to Gn a UctBA Hee advertisement. R Bciixca‘1 Maanaaaa Pm*. dZdu &>u£ cS/’st. A,14~“ WOBTM 4 J. > el, JwCia C AGENTS WANTED FOfl THE ... ENTENN1AL " HISTORY of the U.S. dtK-nUro-.'. CLARK di co.. la Plum .irwl, CinctniuU. Ohio- .rTDrs rehvme tirMAin rauMi .. -vtCTHIC/^ B:a-.«OSW'£ w X \JfJ’ eNVAr/ a=2~ Itere not teuntovd; all rnbnoi, >n*W IruoapaU billtj (oScImiI venae tbnrm nMiL Addraaa jinn A MONTH «aJ EXFtLKSlit tj o!L Xrtlc p4uU INirft5N.“??W YORK1'!?lIHICAC.a1 THE MARKETS. gw'^enw. * Skwnpapkk Coaw mo<l rtnlcnt ptn«lei»ii» in th<-»mrl4r<’rlU»«ni-Ud«rU- tnxttala. Seur»laf».Nv.<V0T»1-laii.t. <b«rer»u. kPhierifl.- is UFE. WIFE NO. 19 BY ANN ELIZA YOUNG, BilKhnifi rownK‘» Mab.Mloa* rWltaJ ; s on «J3 00 ... ................ onion. I Geo. P. Rowell & Co. j Tffi «K ' I—IM—MRMMW————7 ItVX.. LAb4>—fluaxn.................................. I Uw< CBICAOU. ’ Ukkve<-CVo1.w Grxk<! fltecra Choir* Nattrca.......... (ico>l to Prim* 8tccra IwsyUcr.-- . r »!o<rtlng. >r new r durahk.i Slate Roofing Co. 7 cana a at., a. v. Hom-Live rtotra—Paa s SJ.’ THE $50,000 BONANZA “ $5g$50fflS£“^ Ur»—No. 1... ruatxv- -No 1 4 gtoo.ru. « I! AGENTS! 150 NEW BOOKS MIL". At'KfX fi'iia at Bass Missouri Lands. NO G1ASSH0PPESS, NO D30U33T. UasMTr -No. 3 ClNUlNNaTI A Sherman num, who was out in the country buying grain, stopped nt night St n dilapidated fann-housc. After n ercc cont&i YriW'tod bilga and mos­ TULUN). Ho slop} i: s st ing ov<?r i of tlie M the heel and was ip the act of jerking him out of bed, while tbe hired num was •is quitoes, ho had fallen adeep. FURNITURE. GRASS SEEDS • To havb good health tho livnrmtuilia kqpt hi order. Nau/bnre Zwrr f>< curator has JXl u » - Miakwo FLOWERS AND STP.^W GOODS-SPECIALTY. n COHDRlffllU Of Parliamentary Practice. BOSTON, MASS. TAese Ntondard ZtMCrfMMeMe f Sold by Mwric Dealers Everywhere. CUVKLAMB 1 ju^Bud .vrito a ttjoe-^ —Hill operator* anil operative* al Pall JU wanted, a, }ysyry doli0”il. lumrariy. 6t the Sioux Notion;., tin?, re­ moval of ' troops froai' ‘flic potd and •sIuh!. “ li-vp ;to* (Inner, *‘ some of,the boys thought tln-y H» w» 'rmpUUo in bi 11»«> • l«Hl hoc np .------- rini tlf .hnrk mutttfm, but I F.™« n»l .<4 Gnd bnl gi™, In. pno-1 “ ■“** bifai «“ “ ll“ yw ~ KO b> A Wasriraw'' editor,'thinking fo'Ktbck Ho wanted all half-bretefaand white men hi* deplete^ fajtoy, F$t7^ who married squaws treated the same as (ry taken to i-Vdiwigti7 W' advertistog. ” ' -r.. Jg-i -kr- • *'. J.-lttri .. V, »n rr,.. »• I toe tfmita pFQft? 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NASHVILLE, BARjaYX^>.,AUriH,>FHH>AY,OCTOBFR 13, 1875. NO. 3. ly botteij OaTDXCB /’XJtJH. The experiment of fanning oetrichM wnuld Mk now and then, and.for answer ' ” Quad’s CM*,” theDblrtlit Free Preu imyataunl I xntsa; my ths Boston'Otaa- fbr the pnrp'oe of securing a'regular and bared who would pa«j 'his office precise­ be whispere.1, "Only into Zaide.” And ..... ... uurviai BullcUu, wm Buckram,- the m is being Mod in Month Atrim, m the ly at quarter of 9. But since Mr. Brown's what could she do with such a persistent ’ ' I renumber tha( it wm a iwft summer’s death Harry wm the only masculine of fellow. ! evening, tad-as I fawned over the feuod where the ostrich u “ natiw in the plaeo his immediate family, so of course to tho tfyjtajraafnllofbusting fitosand hum ­ It is one year raneo tho East In­ h«Mi- tad to the manner born, ” and where land wq«bi 'deP°t -Wigod to gv, raliertng bis dian’s death. Hanw, iu luaW]*?m 4ui*H- ming mosquito'. The Deacon" was s of tho.rigbt sort, can be obtained to any feelings, however, tgr < mildly expreteed ing.for bta weddfog.yjM hjUrfW A .(Mr. good man—good for a man brypgkt up jri«h tui *5^ Alj^ bis sister axtent A largi> extent of suitable bnah to th. land i. Wn<*d in, <Aer which the binte •Wasn’t stiro whether the last word wm and I were married Tait'u/ghtr" Wm D* milk-stool M^Mfl h £ tiie*church' festi* "hanged" or no, but she reproached with you in three weeks. Hurrah I" Harry fur non-politeness and then for­ “Hum!" thinks Harry. “lean ‘hur­ vnl 1—Hist |ro^t|d mere, boss !" “Twoymretoda tudf, ‘ gave him. I told hint T would try and come; rah,’ for within on hour Zaide, sweet, down beside tlw* oOw he escape kiidcut tea that purpose. The Miss Moore wm an adopted daughter brown Zaide, will be a very brown Zaide, and ds-'hh you had taj Vacation In that time r Usds are very fieroe a»d savage at this •./ * rich old Indian—East Indian, you or my name isn’t Brown." Then he H-bln J bta btari the rip-urndn Uhjh., know—and there wan every reason to be­ lieve that she cared more for his prop­ erty than for him. Ho had long ago, in a me*n business transaction, ratified a friend of large sums of money, which no quibble of -the law could recover, front him, and this Alice was sole'heiress to the man’s legitimate a* well hfciilgotten wealth. Sho lind during a sch; son of travql made thio acquaintance of Mias Brown, and in resppnse to an invj: tation from tho latter wu now an her met her at the-depot, eeoartad her to h» home, then unccfemoniously departed ofltovwsnL Days dipped into weeks and Harry tormenteil by mother and sister with, Sweet Brown Zsido ! always pure and “ Do be more attentive to Alice; she is worth more money tlita yon can ever pretty tom hat and feather! And that make, andrcopW(lfuyzus out forty times s why she was called. “Sweet Brown over. Do'try and win Set if you can!” Zaide/’ liy Harry Brown, as day after But tho young lawyer meanwhile hod tiny ho saw her jwib liis office. She managed to put himself and Zaide Buck­ ley on speaking terms, thanks'to skillful *• SWEET ffEOWN ZAIDEI» afternoon, and'the young lawyer, who wm fortunately quite independent of hu* profession, had grown strangely inter­ ested in tyo girl, everi before he quite accidentally discovered her name to be Zaide ; and the poculiarity of her nam< only interested him ths t more in its owner. . . She wm not, aa heroines usually are dcBcrilwd, “ fair an an angel," with henvonly blue eyes, and ethereal frame, with flowing curia of burnished gold brushed cxcuae me, I meant to call it brow-. Quito the contrary, thia Zaide wm totally un­ like an angel, tad inclined to tha bru­ nette stylo of beauty. Her eyes were blue to be sure, but they had n dear lit­ tle habit of turning to black or gray, ac­ cording to different lights, so that her moat intimate friends did’t foel willing to take oath upon the actual color of Zaide'Heyea. Her hair was as unlike “burnished gold* as tho darkest of brown hair win be, and instead of hang­ ing loosely over her Bhoalders, in the usual untidy heroine stylo, wm always ns neatly braided and Coiled, or arranged after its owner’s own fashion, as the style of the present day required. Far from ethereal was our heroine's figure, Hince one recognized veritable flesh and blood when Zsido appeared, and the stately, graceful gait convinced one that it would requin? the Htrougvri kfatd of toruodA lo waft thia very human young person heavenward. I rappone not evttybody would call Zaide Buckley pretty, but those who loved her choose _ to tliink bo, and Harry declared privately to his foolish heart that “nobody wm half ao beautiful,’’ in bis opinion, and. his heart of, course agreed. hero could wait no longer to discover the young lady's name. But just m he made cted information in some wav,- chance favored him, and a mutual acquaintance who happened to. be with him one morn­ ing when Zaide passed, informed him tliat “ By George, there goes Miss Zaide Buckley !* looks in the glam and sees a‘ face with “Zaide" lookingout of the eyes, and his arms fairly ache to close thcmeelvc*. round the graceful figure which heknows is even now being arrayed far the1 IqkW. How long. ain» inio. B^w' il take Uiis impatient lox-id^ to drive {to Zaide’H honsc, to rush Hp to hat to6m, and before the crowd of atfendante uuid friends, dasp her close in lua tiiddr 'tad ktas tllo swqet ipouth till it fairlyyunplorcs him “ not to tumble the viii,-at least till after the wedding I” Then follows o quieter wason, (faring Brown,” and vacation Ira wm maneuvering, and would not have ex­ 1change her smile and th<»'dimple which !always taconqwiitd it, for a l.nudn d Alice Mooree tad all the wealth of the Indies. Moreover, ho had got into the habit of walking up to tho large build­ ■ing wh«« Zaiuo »q>rut U;.o tiresome days, and then waiting till the boys and girls । itad teachore were at liberty to breathe, 1and then, whether Zaide were willing or no, he would not leave her side until the' ’ ferry was croeaed and she was safe at her own door. 1 . "BiaU «w«. - rtwiftS ■fr« . toe on Contributions Ira rojiortol that— dum yo, what ads ye, anyway! Hist' . bn. of the aforesaid boys, who did over that and stand still!” “ Tho committee, Deacon— ?" ''’ uet develop a decided talent for iLa dry ;• -guo4» bnaineM,- tueOrred' th* dtaptaa-ure “Ym; the committee Ira rcjxirted' crab collediops amounting to—why io of Itabbidgc, the partner of Mr. Buck­ ram, and, bejng fouud unemployed one tophet cant ye stand still!” “And bo yon have secured the' assist lu sweeping out. Th" youth did funds?” . " Got plenty the Committee on not obey the ordpr, but fought an inter­ Preparations !b boa, there!. If ye view with tho chief. Obtaining trn au­ loot I'll spike 'em dience, he arid: ' don't atop hisai .“Mr. Buckram, I do not think Mr. down I" ' Bobbidgc liken me, and he does not treat • “ There’ll bo a big crowd?" “We count on it, onlern it 'should' me fairly at-all, sir. Thia morning he out, and, rain. The Committee on Preparations ,ordered mo to sweep % •• is- I hare lu,, nuul.. prep—ree boro! Ill uu>ql [.brea bon, U>n» joct, IuIqoptthmk I the life out o’ yo 'f yc don’t stop ought to ’be colled •• • upon -to sweep out, and yfiwrpdt.'f'it/' ’tl/// dancing around! I’d sell tliis cow if I Buckram suited his head B Httl.could!” Il f 1 r|' . Aud U.ero-0 to bo uu oxenroton oltorf “b1"* Wh '4’ -rti‘r ."bbtrnUur, pod n-plii-d : the festival t” “Ah, isihtilte, Edward? Well, “ I'eH ; we*vo chartered a train of thir- room." “ Well, wo don't want to crowd the' children, and—keep tliat ar’ leg still or Ill nmnl ye mth-thp pulk-atool!” • ’ At Mil Vp ?” “ We haven't quite decided yet, but I gu<M» at about—now I will maul ya ! There, take tliat1 tad that! anil kCBtawhflc Harry’s friend White wm hard at work l»ying his addresses to Mis.-! Moore, and quite convinced the heiress that no woman save herself could ever make him happy. 8hc would have preferred, if choice had bean allowed, to see Horry at her feet, but his heart After two or three minutes he settled wm all bound up in Zaide, who hud only down on the stool again, and I asked : her salary and was very for from being “ Have you selected the grove ?” an heiress. And if Mini Mdoro could “ Well, we’ve about decided on have seen the devotion which shone out “ I say, Brown, old fellow, that was a Baker’s, l>ut-j-lMa|iu’ .them or' fort of the handsome fellow’s •'yes and almost shabby trick you played on mo. You again! Hcv I gut to maul the horns glorified his face, wlum Zaide was with told me Alio.«» an heiras.” ofTn ye I” him, she would surely have detected the Harry couldn’t restrain a smile, but he “ He wanta pay, docs he!" spurious coin which White offered her replied honoagly: “ Sorry for you White, " No—not any money, ‘but Baker for her wealth’s sweatsako. but I believed nil I told you. I married don’t.-aBem |o-£tl$r govo-j talydunS’tail Of course Mrs. and Mias Brown my wife fur love, and if you had done./ag*ii guessed nothing of all this romanco of the same for your wife, you’d any, ‘Hung * “Who are the main committee i” X Harry’s. They only knew ho Iiad more the will! I’ve got my wife whether or “ Well, tliar’s mean Johnson and—' need to seem so devoted to business, und no 1" r ■ lancin’ around ugoiu! If yc don’t whereas his former hours for joining his stand still 1’11 git up ’n pound ye all family had been 2 tad 8 o’clocx, p. m., to pieces !” now it wm seldom he appeared before I *‘So yon have finished your studiew at I on!” . half-iMist 5, and than, oh hta sister once the seminary? I wm nmeh pleased with “ Ynas Johnson, ohd observed, “ Business must be splendid the closing exnrcisea The author of Durney, yum 7 I don't with Hal, he comes in so happy. Why, that poem—Misi White, I think you wollop ye! al! and that! Horry, you look as joyous m though colled her—bids fair to liecome known and—I” every wish of your heart were gratified.” as a poet." The cow disap]>cart*<l over the hill, the Well, so ho was happy! And why “We think the aufljorras will become Deacon in full chase, and I took tbo. not ? Such a peraistenl lover a girl tun er celebrated m a poctdRs,” remarked the dusty highway again. before knew! “Mis* Buckley” had young lady pertly, with a marked emlong ago changed to “ Misr. Zaide,” and coirrKxsBD too sooir. . plucas on two words of the sentence. presently “Zaide” was quite enough, A remarkable instance of deathbed re­ “Oh!—sbl"replunl the old gentle­ for-with his w hole heart and soul Hany man, looking tlumghtfully over his npcc- pentance han just occurred in Butter Brown loved ZuMe Buckley. She knew tadM at the yenwg lady. “ I hear lier county, Ky. A man who wm very 31, sister wm quite im actrw*, and, under courage to tell her so, and in her wo­ Miss HoemerX'iartructiunH, w31 tinman's heat£«ba waaglad. It had boon doubtadly become quite .* Bculptorem." simply ‘ “The seminary,’’ contiftthd the oldlovingJ gentleman, with impertnrijiiblo gravity let Ixim love her his own “is fortunate in luivtog nn efficioul yh-r , . Bn, and tongue, and Land;, B-uurd of Manngrrcaaes. . “ Do you know tin* young lady ?" inFrom die and with every little-act of thoughtfulProsidenteM down to tho humblest . r*^TdB,”>wa< the reply; “ I’ve met her • neaB his loving, happy heart prompted. teachereRB tmusual talent is shown. • ia th.>-chairof------- church. She sings - Wbatcarcd. hnlor money if Zaide cauhl There is Miss Hiq>ar, :wjp> a* a .nhemwthere, and we arc on bowing terms, that’s not share it with him ? He only wanted txem is uncqualed, tad Alisa Knowlea alL Believe she is teaching in one of the ,, hra-'Owt-^twJf, and none otlxer in all the has already a reputation .da un patronoworld.-And one day he called bis mother mcresa Apd ii> the jleparfatenl^mnsic ward schools up tliis way.’* aside and confided all his secret to 'her few can equal Miss - Kellogg as a Stager... plfud Harry; indifferently turning over n mothcr-lovc. pile of low papers, and appearing care“I wn diasppoinrad, my boy,” »hc The young lady did not appear to like leas and nnooaoenied enough. said, sadly, “ for Alice will be very rich, the chair she wm sitting on. She took “Well—ye-e-c, rather," cam" the and you might have learned to love her.” tho sofa nt the other ond of the room. answer; “ but Dot ray stylo—too hard to Bui Harty argued the jKWRibility of hap“Yea," continued tho ohl gentleman, get acquainted with. bar. too Jniudi of the “root of m if talking to bf uacjf, “JboM White mi. I a hate uuu* your ro- pincM puieisa without v> *‘*;’’*and the ls.lv dismiMod Miss By-thcdrfj Brown, ,; all’ «wil; aistera are very talented. Mary, I urn Moore from her heart, making room for deratand, Iim turned her attention to her son’s choice when opportunity fa­ paining and the drama, and will surely vored an introduction. Meanwhile, young White iuul aedxod l a Iccturoe." Aloud atanmingof the" would ba the tepaaae, aa, ^wiod, but *t ajl oilier timeaare m tame asa-^ock .of, alwp. They aMsmble io be fed at bugle call, though the feeders „ „-------- ...— ------ MnflJy’tatBn^fcward the “old man," scjf llay ! H'yc don't.stop twitch-. v&o would terminate tho interview Ly have to be careful of any loose - articles there may be sKcmf.'fur the ostriches ■tail. “ Well,'JamoH, ytax had: better grrup; snap tip tad mrafiow immediately any “You expect to have a good time, » HnlUi.iU !HaWj?e»-giw Deacon!” » hotter .. exclaims Zaide one week niter, and ’ two heads are bent over the loiter. ’ Then n start—a puzzled face /or Zitide, a.^ghing face for Barn\ who ’ roods nloUd: “ You will be Hurpriscd to learn that by the will of n former friend, one Robert Moore, who robbed me years and years ago, you, my daughter, are pomcMed of more than lialf Ida property. It Heems ! his oonscienoo'troubled^3n;and|ho old 1 rascal thought to atonft for his guilt by [ leaving this'wealth to you in case you could be found. He doubtlem believed me dead, and I *pri*sume his daughter teeocara, and—there you go again, you wishes you Vera. The lawyers searched. among ‘ Buckley ’ for a year- almost, and just found us in time ■ to mak«.tbo will valid. But the ways of Providence arc port finding out, wljUS-«.-grt^t. gpmfort for me to know that my child ifl at lost tho rich woman sho was born to be." The root of the letter dta-ta*t concern u«, so we will paM on to tyc' tirflt* of Harry’s return homo. Of Alice Whit3 wo will hear nothing more, but Harry was mode conscious vf his friend White’s presence one morning—just after ho luul kissed Zaide good-by and started for hit office—by a doleful voice . which ex­ claimed : ‘rvjtjr, otr,'rtaoxrt*! confident that liis test hour wm fast ap­ proaching, sent far a Magistrate and made a confession tliat in the year 1870 Warren county, and that in the division uf tbC Bpoffii Mttcbell bad tidtCn; more ' than his sliaru. In revenge/ the self- fmufcwMxi munten-r, ^vatched his vjetim1 totVkycari wnhIM p&jk&Wkilling ' him, and at last, when a favorable op' pofiritrfiy preeftmted' itself, W shot him fell into the river. It wm never found, and though suspietons of' fotri play were entertained, there uu#l'-nq; proof even of his death. Tho man who fired the fatal there is such a differenco between you wou’t you plensa look up Edward’" account" rtrir ^otiatoos ca^troMira A description of the monster grape­ vine that is to* be shippet! from Banta Barbar*, CuL. to the CcnteuuLd Exr ora­ tion; will tax' the credulity 'of- Eastern horticulturists. This vine is without <l*ubt th<'largest in the-world.' The ceJebrateii vine at Hampton O-jurt, Eng., grown under glass, is 9 inches in diame­ ter three foot from the -ground, while the California vine is 14 inches in diame­ ter three feet from the ground, and nearer to'the ground has a* measurement • 4 18 inches In di»m<-W, or 50 inches lu < iron inference/while its foliage lias rajMBjurntnM. iug, and are, not particular aa to waichea and chain* if they can accuro them. The phicking of the birds is a dangerous What mon going down hill^rtat— operation. They ' 0re enttaod- by Check*. .s bugle cull into a small andcsare, where Chickasxbx—Palming off an old hen they are packed an dosely arpaafHo to PBOi'Lt who are always wishing for terrible kicks to the pluckers of which they ore capulile, mid which are deliv­ A oibl being occtwed of trifling with ered with a force sufficient to break a her lover’s feelings, replied, “I plead man’s thigh. The plumage of the fanned w--, ................ ostrich is Raid to bo abundant in quantity How the free lunch fiend aplvee tho and superior in quality, and the yield from a well-Ftocked and carefully-tended farm returns n large profit on the whole meal theory. _ A Detbois. girl says she will never marry a man with long lego, m he oonM kick her under tho table. There hu been a good deal of banging OoOX (from the TJea, gi’ done in various quarters lately, and it seoms to be catching. It has become a children’s disease like uiwudee down in Knoxville, Tenn. Hanging doee not re­ form or improve the criminal who hang?, , but it is mid to bo good ai an example, and a warning to evil doera. The Knox­ ville boys had a late example in Webb. They got up a hanging festival of their own. They played tho hanging of Webb. They appointed a Sheriff, tad a preacher, and phytiicita, and a Webb, and rigged up a scaffold and stole a clothes-line, and were* ready. The boy who played Webb wm to .squeal when he had enough, and tliat was to be the signal for the attend­ ing physician to cut* him down. Tlio Webb wm duly swung off into eternity and acted splendidly. He allowed pluck. He refused to squeal, and the spectator!! from the dustman !”—Punch. . A Hiberxian horticulturist exemplifies tho multiplying powers of nature by pointing out how pears grow into threes. Tax New York Mail says that an ac­ tress is to emerge from the refined and cultured domestic circle of which she is the shining ornament to tread the prim­ rose paths of histrionic triumph. That is finer than Baying “ to com her bread and butte.-." Ccbtomxb (who wishes to return homo he has lately bought}—" He's kicked the buggy into lucifer matches, • and nobody dare get on hia back. What Dealer (with quiet emphasis}—“Tosell, Ishoulusay.” grand success. A casual passer saw how remark of an astute small boy when a it wm and cut Webb down just in time. nail caught in the previously umall tear He wm dying without a groan or strug­ in his coat-tail and ripped the garment gle, and would soon Iiavc been as <l<;ad up to his neck. Subsequently, al-cr an lobg covered a space equal to 10,000 MWebb. interview with his parents, he moaned to .••qturo foot. The Hampton Court vino himself in the woodshed that ,l leather . n tan ,, a a. produces annually from 1,500 to 2,000 Mary Gray and her sister lived to­ hadfafien." What a perfect idea of impecuniomty California vine, as estimated by cue of gether in one house, in that old maid’s the State Oomniisxioners to the Centen­ paradise. West Chaster, Pa., and they is given in the remark made lost week two lived alone. When either whited by one desponding Hibernian to aiiotiier: nial, Ira often annually reached the imfriends the other stayM at home to keep “Faith," «ayu one, "I haven’t more ura.uuml«« ul 7,«X> du. to. ul .... house. It was Mary Gray’s turn, and than ten centa in my pocket” " Be average weight .of 14 pound* each, or nearly 13,OMU^ <3 ■he left hon»on a visP. the other day. jabOTH,” retorted the otiie/, “yMl’are known tooMImukI grape, and wm Tho next day the ulster wn* found dead better off than I am, thee. I’ve nothing p!anted: by Donna Marti Maroellina de in her bed. Friends of the Htaters ad­ in my pocket, and very little of that, Do^mmw^ ..Wih, of h child, ao vertised the deal hand time of tfio funeral in the borough papers, and tried every Two : WOMBS have started a barber­ writing to the custom -of tlw country, means'in their power (o'find but sphere shop at Titusville, We ane wommi fur, aeveral years it Ira shown evident ugns Mary Gray was. In vain. The funeral start a barber-aUop once. .She came in took blkoe on advertised tir.ir, and Mary with * cowhide in her hand, and . said of decaying vigor, and Ira row been dug n__ r.__ :___________ u »2_ a_ ,1..she wm going to horsewhip Qic man who up, aoctioniKod and boxed, after week if had been talking about her; and eight of labor, for removal to the East. A turned home fromjuir visit and wwinr- men with towels under their chfns’tad daughter vine, growing on the ground of tho old vine, is now 16 years old, and prised to find nobody a* homo and every­ lather on their faces bustled onVftf Aeir 16 irichea in diaxw'ter th^e> tN« ffata the thing ao quiet about the house. Then chairs and started for the liaak door on ground, and making m growth at the she was told, that her sister was <l<-ad and n run. - ■ .. - . i <u x Her surprise and grief were A'MABMOHUBBTre poet points put the rate of an inch in diameter annually, buried. liaving the tint year funriahod 8,000 to great Hlie said she hod tpeen'viKifing a difference in thia style:, . . family only a mile and a half from West There tea jonu< of.Ljua ., Cheater, but the famOy didtiot tAko a Grown up *o ezoMalrel; thia. paper, and she was, oMirae, entirely ba* . ibf.J ignorant of what was taking place in her own- home. Every family, however A Liverpool paper etates that two Lumbte, should toko *t Jasatope qewshours before the recent meeting st Ha- P**' " ?•' i. • h warden/’Mr. Gladstone wm engaged in Lis favorite execmw of fatting trees. For Whom littte Johnny Pearl, who fived Our citizens romcmlier the razor-strop­ a portion of two days he luu> been wieldman. A New York policeman took him in New Haven, was three years did, his “ “ artafdettM toilane st father wiui frequently called from homo bringing it to the ground tion of being a street peddler, but was on business. One evening, white hn vra afternoon. Those who reprimanded for the arrest. Mr. Smith absent on one of these jaurn*y^ winch is over sixty years old, and has been a took him to Natchez, Johnny’s mother ---for many years. wtB hearing hia prayers, “Our Father true woodman fashion, with his braces privileged‘ street• peddler He aerved in the lite war, and lost a leg at Gettysburg. After his discharge he trtk, he walked home with his u along devoted himself to tho service of the sick better, and now promises to regain bis over Lis ajioulder, and two hours after- und wounded in tho h'»pital, and after health entirety, In tbo meantime the tho war he came North and embarked in officers of the law are preparing to tired and weary, but quite refreshed with Mr. Smith was worth about 8300,000, his bodily labor.” but a mania for ties dry goods trade cost roun OLD aor-DIXD. ‘'IWmwtool Brora to " hb»,"rte. A moved front his bed. hits 5150,000, and a notion that he could critioom and the grammariancHs was near here ; by George ! that’s too bad ! ' days after Alice was summouiod l>y I Among tbs paraooa who perished dur­ _____ Ox the same day tad with tho same ing the recant Texas gale wan an old nolShe ought to be a queen—my queen, for • telegram to the death-bed of her adopted «woetooktbarest Than bo weal into the thrown d!P Mttfkb and his shirt coj- who art," etc., when Johnny raised bis hood from its place on his inother'a knee, and, looking up eurnestty *»’r fa«, said, “ Mamma, Johnny* tired twy- “ old b ULI.torrs •• Da on ttretts Thomas B-.*n- tory of tho spread-eagle style, and mad., farptastiag 55,000, sent/ a good living, fie is very much liked plicity with his brother in-law, Gen. .HWIasMww^Biew.iiiae ■ Weeks jHMwed. June came with its up for throe mouths fo ' in.uM, Mexican w»r Minn., with his blushing in the street, and knows everybody,nays Fremont, in the Memphis a«d El Pm«. and beautifulI bride .to be, since it tamed railroad swindle. He was aectenoed to the New York Sun. wm his bride not to be; (for prison and snnvn !• red Ein wife's dowM«_ Borar, • widow of Ow*<»Ulhr« tioww Mi.! J«t lh.r.,b*ll*allral het,1; a. be Mill mlMW. 8b, wm tude dice war. putting on a clean Ttm-lml W¥»»> in nM Jh. othw a Territorial hanging, victim, cry, >140.000, to bis er* ditort. This g^Uogoi wi«i hi» shirt K-fore the lheceremony, »Le changed who Lad brtw liberally supplied with unhappy wife died while he war. in tad ten eirtoa .espoused . . . w. . • . Iwrilin Tn-lil'.il. » iceberg. I think it another young t ig man. What dire evwnta Uta 11* deposit before . spring from little ittle causes ! Il If the Jud*M h« retea,e he has fought two duel- with how loppy that young man would Tas Democratic candidate for Tress-! some curious relics of hie past career. It wm about six feet and broke his nock. back into the best a �ia. M7& HAS JUST RECEIVED HIS beat hiu. by j«WC .five bush-1 Makagon, is hollowly insane Mi of wven Clover Seed, Ac., J.».l C«l« u lb. .Ur fir»l occupied oowu.ler.bL niv.ler, hy ibomiUut W. F. I.. lb. ,Tbe Sbentf offiir. *100 fer Burke uuonrime lur.lrlro. i. null oa lirelv ' is plmly and cheap st Lmia «>•>-------------T1>“- “• CORN, UTUK, OATS, It costs $5G to slap a LARGE STOCK OF FALL E Cleveland ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE ------ ------- —---------------- , —-- ---------..... « —;f : tefr of lhe Wan! air brake, died of in-1 good deal of mouth. Oar select hciiuul is flourishing tinder the raausg-ment of Prof. J. Vesper flaraation of the bowels at tho Xalanight His assisted by oar able town Superin­ masoo House Friday tendent, S. D. Borden, and will afford death was very sudden, being confin­ a full supply of good teachers (or the ed to his bed only one day. His famschools of this and adjoining town­ ships'. Prof. Slayton of the Saranac B.’ Hill, who was arrested by Doputy Uuton School, is delivering a course LATH, SHINGLES faakg r«TW, Cou|h, CoUb atod fttolrmMa WATER LIME, SALT, HAIR, Sheriff Barber in Grand Rapids about SMbvW, SMtlng* ‘OMWvflW, STUCCO, of scientific lectures to the students two weeks tunoe for forgery, has been evenings, in connection with the regu­ committed to jail to await his trial at lar course.----------- There is a greater the November term of the Circuit £ s E AINSWORTH k BROOKS. area of ground sown to wheat in this section thau common this fall, and it a farmer was driving a load of wood seems to be doin ■ very well since the into a.bam in Jackson, and stooped rains. One or two men in this part down hot not enough to clear the door, are very jealous, and are ranking ev­ and struck against lhe top, breaking ery effort U beat anything reported this season, with a monster crop next. buyer at Three Rivers last week lost a pocket book containing • 1,000. It New New New New New New New New New NAHVILLB MARKET 1.1K 1.10. i.oa. .0,30 fck was found and returned to him by a lad named Carl Harwood, whom the *-Dr. Ellis has our thanks fur eopies of-papers printed’al Lebanon, Mo, horseman offered to oompensato with a fivc-cenl piece. AppUe. green. Thu boy refused his former home:—Mr. McNames --------- 4.05 1,0001.26 --------- 0,80 the offer with contempt The nig Onion/ of Marshall, has been visrtingdiis son, 11 gardly horseman left town by* the of lhe firm of White k MeNemes. ----------------------, IOTO„ ' I first train.——Sam Ellet, n recentMr. Pitleeger of Ohio hu .neot ■ I |y diwh.rgeJ coo.icl from the State few days day. in io visiting viulmg hu his son >00 J. PitlinPiUrn. ger. Mr Roe. of Belle.u. u rhiiiog his ann anrl Harvey. llartfrv. Dtmfan son, and Dunlap nf of Ohio h„ b(Mm „r„lcJ ,be Prisoo, has been arrested on (he of a„erapt (be . . ... ... , 0,20®0.55 Dried ApplM, Lard.--............ Dra«»ed Hogs of a house of prostitntion in Gtoud is visiting st the house of IL M. Loe. Rapids, by throwing sixty grains ol J. W. Nichols, foraiprly a resident of "vt Too. morphine into a kelile of roup prepar­ this village is in town. ed for dinner.------------The State Prison style Prints for 8 cents. Corsets for only 50 cents. Shawls, Scarfs and Comforters Flannels and Ladies Cloths. Skirts and underclothing. Hats and Caps, Gloves and- Mittens. Boots and Shoes. Crockery and Glassware. Trunks, Valises and Horse blankets, CnicaiB I Lais Him Railrni. 1’K^INSt'LAR CW1S1ON. TniiM Wont, v,.-k.be nrh Schoolcraft HUIlwoll Colon MUI* Hotair* 10.00012 oo ANNOUNCEMENT! Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. ill Jackson has now 787 convicts—lhe f Corson. Rooms. I Oct.. 12, 187o. Preaaat—Halbert, WolcoU, Oils, Hardy, Downing and Le*. . Minotee of lhe previous meeting read and approve I. On mnlloa by Halbrt the vote to approladder company w»i rescinded. largest cumber ever confined there. . .....—E. L. Barron, a freight con Mrs. E. C. Eittiiifirer Havi ductor, on the Detroit and Bay City Railroad, was instantly killed at Co- Inmbiaville Oct. Sth, by being canght G, A. TRUMAN. MILLIKKRY & DBKSS MAKING Nashville, Sept. 15, 1875, Lcl veen the cars.----------- Henry Simp­ son, a sawyer at Green's mill at Hem­ •tore. Having Jun returnSd with a foil a»■arlmani of lock City, dropped dead Friday morn­ ing at Esst Saginaw. disease.----------- E. J. Cause,' heart Sterling, NEW fifty ----------- Austin Boves died of heart disease at-bis boarding bouse while a Vlckrbunfh Bailie Crvek Chariotlo GOODS! GROCERY years old, is held under 81,000 bonds at Negaunee, for ravishing a twelve year old daughter of William Mesds VaJpulao naakell’. Union MUI* StiUwrll CHIS. W. DE1AKAY, The Beckwith Heater. Fori fam, Jacten 4 Sattar R. IL MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH JEWELER 5 OPTICIAN TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TIME. STORE Goint South. sitting in a chair and waiting for hir breaklast at Bay City, Friday morn­ ing.----------- A tragedy occurred in Ve­ ■disallowed. NASHVILLE. MICH. rona. Huron Co., Sunday morning, in 0. Strong, priming E. J. Feifhner. recording Council sdjoarand X J. FIIOHXER. o. Recorder. the family of John Noonan. Noonan tl.OO and his sun James, about a party that »,7. had been held at the house lhe night T BUM AH. PruidraL IS KEPT BY □’JE’WIELZR/'Sr CTcyit*, Speciaclct, ^o. before, engaged in a quatrel, when Lee Bro’s James became enraged look his fath­ er by the throat flooring him. The man seized his knife, and after stab­ Mr. Malone, of Albion, has been bing his sou fatally, repeatedly stab arrested on charge of murdering his l«ed one daughter in the side and the •wife, who died suddenly about a week other through lhe head. Soon Mrs= ago, and was immediately buried. Nognan aad her two daughters CfiAS. W. DKMARAY sac seeded in locking him in the bed. U.U.JI rynk-. mH la *lx wrek.-Thln! ] placing it in the coffin was performed room, but he climbed out of* the win­ by the husband individually and im­ dow and went to the barn and ate a “QUAD’SODDS” The act of laying out the ooqise and It: lao Mn GOLDSMITH’S mediate interment made. JS- From facts large quantity of Paris green. It act­ Bryaait anS Slratlaa and incidents developed in the family ed as an emetic, but the doctor pro­ BUHINEB1 DNIVER8ITY and the circumstances attending the nounced his case fatal, and both fath­ interment suspicions of foul [lay er and son are probably dead at this were aroused, hence an exhumation time. The daughters will recover. inquest The deceased was . ------- .The bodypf lhe missing ohiId, about forty years of age and the moth­ Winnie Cobb Leadbeater. of Detroit, er of a large family. The accused is was found a few days since.------------ Connection. and a man somewhat advanced in years, While the workmen were pulling a probably over forty, light built and new hoop on a cask of lager beer io low set <*t a nervous temperamem. a Detroit brewery last week, lhe cask It is asserted that the evidence of the exploded wiln a loud report, blowing children against the father was the the bead completely out. This immediate cause of his arrest. They assert tha‘ violence vm used by him «n so mild a thing as beer.----------- One toward tho deceased, and he threat­ John Chrispeil of Holland attempted ened them with condign punishment uo cut his throat Monday. He had in ease rtwy exposed him.----------- Wm tried to shout himself first, but both Coffee, a lad of f« urtten. of Corunna, attempts are likely to prove /allures, while playing in a bin of wheat Fri and he will probably live to repent of day. was drawn in and smothered to it. Cause, a fit of rage, hrought on hi family diAenlues________Jnlins PATENTS. r-c«aru5KS,M. FmideaL “OYSTER OCEAN” Lille.' 1.4 Ceata’ Be4aara»t, A fort Warw Kai December 13,1174. Greeting IMEDTROrr. MICK.. are acknoltfedffed to be the best heating stove Again in the Trade HEBE IS A CHAWS TO MAKE MONEY! Bu«lneEE Relations They are the only tove mounted with gen­ uine boiler fton. They admit the Ingest chunks of wood. Punteny, the man who inflicted fatal that of strangers. DETROIT. and bound over for trial in the Cir­ Especial Attention rest, burning her terribly* and doubt» cuit Court. are entertained of her recovery. Her Tbe story is gCuag the rounds, that pel retor of the4decd. unknown.'' Hi motive is - ' Last Friday night while Peter Den more ftiida .oomptin no® wore going up Jefferson Avenue. since Governor Tilden hiavU»d pitched » preily widow and himself out of a LUMBER, HARDWARE lere you will find a full stock of rrm boggy and down a teipk together at Saratoga, that lhe ladios there have the r-ffi-.l* from which he baa aince ------------A shocking brutality occurred in the boots and shoes, all.the spunk and fidelity of her sex * "I tell you what ?t is, gilts," she says, “a roll with (he GLASS AND PAINT. French and GHwje IMTe a Call RHB4HILIA . *«rt*h a («w«Wc* in­ ... WHICH IB HOT EXCELLED IH TOWN. then, isn't to he in (be Unfit of , D--------- AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! WHOLEtUL* A5D MYAIL. baok.wHh fright and .. the «»uuLE.uruLn»£ .Detroit, they were attacked l»y (wo highwaymen, nnd one, John Mnrlin They fire longer than others SOLD ONLY BY room where Mrs. Geo. Forrest of Bay Injuries upon his wife, near Monroo, City was sleeping anil poured ucid a few days ago. has been' arrested, husband has been arrested a* lhe per Saw IVEill I AT II PRICES FOR CASH. Wetit Side of Maii<reet, Nashville, Mich. O. C. WOLCQTT nillLDERH �... UH I. “ “ [Boots i OF KVEKT DEWRIFTfOT, AT THE i the Curt young igeueratMUL . Perhaps the writer cl ! the above wi>s a darling son,—lhe W H. YOUNG. M. D . O«~«a.tiM» rtf Main amuUy -telling M the Iroousi* BuiidiBf. The follawing were dropped : B. J. Cttr- Prepared NO CREDIT GIVEN. DO NOT ASK IT. r t ; per ceo>. Credit Mores will Be«ny 80 to SGJ5 days on -y mi. ARE WE atoriei, or making leoselesa, vulgar remarks about some­ body's wife, sister or daughter. Evil C. EIX18. M. D. • Otfrrs bto ssrrtrs* lt> O* r to Compete CLOTHIRGHO 6EHTS FOBIISIHfi CHBSI ocMiununicalioas corrupt good man­ The following were present aa delegatee ners. Am he grew to be a tnaa he frtw) ebnrehsi: Prof. B. R. Gom end J. inherited property. In hia boyhood §og*ndorph, of Jackson} Z. M- Letter end bo had not been taught that labor is essential to happiness ; now ho bad iCartneyi T. B. Van Wagner, and Charles A. BARBER. M.. IV Honuo H wealth and hail only to gratify his Rum and bad own evil inclinations. J [IB SS5 Swill e with evil, com panic* as. P. H. Himpeon, K. P. Harvey. T. 8 I*. TervUiig [dlevilla, v>*. John Dwtutis of Hastings has’l . . . * ‘the turn glaas. To wa^te hours in Ifns oommetwed buniuess j And is bound io sell for c**h nt the above margin. th© dross of thts earth. ( M. FLINT, ‘ Attorne; T H. LEE. ’ •J. Deputy KVierllT. Boots and Shoes. Is complete al away duwu.pricca. solicited. ROWER k .WAflS. -newspapers are full of crime, defnlca- *‘The power of God’s Word.” On Fatnrlion, dishonor, divorce.,' degradation, “God’s call to Man." On Funday morning death, murder, suicides, lust, outrages by Rev. J. W. Weiks. Topic, “Internal and robberies that crawl out like evils and External Voices." On Sunday evening from Pandora's box to blight and poi­ by Rev. p. II. Simpson. Topic, “Breaking son virtnc, truth, reason and happi­ lhe Fallow Ground. ness. The Amijriqau nation is going Editor News: tain cd 1449 kernels. Attorney at - The topics to be diacuuedel the Chris­ tian Church next Sabbath by lhe Pastor, Deyo, are ns follows: morning topic. “Go­ ing after the Lost." Evening topic, ‘•Bul­ larista." ■ to nnh. Tho prisons and insane asy­ —Airs.Crocker herreceived her fall stock lums are filled with these specimens Nkws. by Ada V.—- wee my production. I aak the liberty through your columns, to Inof human wrecks. Il bebouves every L1EBHAUSER. TA ILoR PARADY, Manufacturer of BooIm and Shorn, before bad,—a portion of her goods coming parentto wath, witch carefulness their BOOTS AND SHOES, AND RUBBER GOODS Au examinat uu of Goods and. Prices is Cash or Trade paid for Step by step -W. I. F. Hama, an esteemed resident at he goes on to his ruin until he Spends Hastings, died leat Wodneeday morning. Ins Jast dollar. His life has been a Wtatorn Christian Conferenoe sdjearneu [|r He will be buried te-day under theynManic failure,—A mark for scorn to point « orders. ' ♦ her slow unerring finger at. He will 1 The Chriatiaa Church Social will be held end his days in the poor house or sink The religions eervioe» of the Conference unhonored, nnknolied and unwept, day evening, Oct. 19th. The public are were of e high epirtuel cbameier. » ■ into a suicide’s grave. cordially invited. Branching during the sooaiem,—On FriThese are strange times. The JOHN R. EASTMAN■b This Side of Crist nvas on women fitted him to associate with B. RASEY. Dn>vm«n. Good, .nd pLEMENT SMITH. U ■ I.A.XVYKR. Fowler, of Nashville. Committees reported trnfho following live In both style* anil quality, nt the same time charging yon the 12 1-2 per ccaX ouly on ibrtn. My full and Winter Stuck of WITH AMY ESTABLISHMENT Reap’y, I*. Adda Nichols. < IF. A. A YESWOBTH. ATKINSON & ROE, Pianos ARTISTIC PAINTERS! NASHVILLE. MICH. On ike let of Norember, next, I will'open Instrumental Music. Instruction given on PIANO or ORGAN. Hasmoxt AXD TuonotJou-Baas will receive LOCAL MATTERS. Careful attention. Public Rehearsals See that your work is well done. school Louse, In Assyria, di» d suddenly of —Attend the Boaineu College and Tele those wishing to pursue that Buys, you who are just starting out heart dtaenae on Sept. 80th. The funeml graph Invtitote al KaUmaxoo. Journal free branch of study, I woo Id Life is ‘ was largely attended, lhe procession, it ia in life, look well tu the end raspveifully call their 05L- Parties getting np oyster suppers »ai4, being a mile In length. a blank page ; ia your band you hold will always find freah oysters end crackers, the pencil with which to mark your at , leaching. Wiitrs & McNamks. u a u ' IN SUMS OF | a political paper. We do not believe it pol­ course. Before beginning look well T»wa, 510 pr Qr. Gao. R. FLEMING. Shirts and Drawers from 55 cents AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED $300.00 and UPWARDS icy tn do ao In this little village, but, per­ to the end to which this ending is like- ,up, al the 12J per cent store. ly to lead. Make a success of your­ ON LONG tlMK. we may say something.— We certainly shall self. * ' • ( gtjr Willie Kellogg te prepared tc THrtl L. RUSSELL. cane bottom chair*. If we feel like II. Lot us all profit by the .experience F1BNT CIASS Bulge Book. —Mr, J. L. Wotering. one of nur north­ of others Sift.’ the good and the IVM. JONES, ern farmers has a radish at Lee Bro.’a store sensible from the bad and the foolish. names’, only 50 cents per lb. Try IL — Bra n-Nu pounJs. Ob* Michigan is the Banner Is acknowledged by all leading tnus-.ctans Stale ia which to raise big ptXatoes, vegeta­ Last Monday night, a young man, bles and babies. light, and one price to all make* trade lively —Sator-lay night Major Smith, who was Milton Fleyherty. was arrested by lying in jail al Hastings. awaiting his trial Deputy Sheriff Lee, al the instance I1..I-.H Chui for the shooting of Frank Btnilh. in Rutland ol Beecher Baldwin, charged with ELIHU CHIPMAX, a few weeks since, broke open the large having stolen money. He was taken — Standard A. Sagar, 11 cents per lb. to the county jail over -night. Pros­ at White at McXantee’ C. O. D. Grocery. been heard from. ecuting Attorney Bauer look up tho A Revolvers —Dr. Fisk, the pastor of the Unlversaliat case, and Milt was brought before at Lke Bros for only 55 each. Naabville, Bleb. (ibnrch at Grand Rapids who committed Justices Chipman and Mead, Thurs Berchery with bis pratiy organistfiast uprinGrneral Conveyancing. han Returned his letter of fellowship to the day morning. The examination last for only 10 cents per poupd. WORTH OF Collectiotu'a specially. church, cuufcdaing to have committed grave ed two days. The is the substance g^, Tho largoet slock of Men’s Boy’s misconduct and declaring bia repentance of tho eviaence: Beecher Baldwin, and Youth’s Clothing, at tU 12J per cent aryl proptWM to enter secular life. MGNE Y TO LOAN on tho morning of Thursday last children. UontauUllorder* promptly. Meebvllle Butter and Eggs. Nashville, Mich., Sept. 10th, 1875. They are held accountable for lhe misdoings of their children, TOHN Q CRESSY, J . „ ’SbJ MONEY TO LOAN!! Q, Appro! lol batt Sremiit.", I LEE & FL -MA X , 70,000 NOW IN USE. AMERICAN ORGANS, Have boen ittiroduced this t—eq whteh surpass anything evpr offered to the pebMs. Every Instrument warranted. - THE AMERICAN ORGAN Justice of the Peace, © 4 o changed his pants leaving about one H. Lee and H. R. Dickinson who will soon MRS. L. O. OROCKEJ tc his business at lhe depot Thurs­ note th--1 Mr. Olds will not retire from bu»iday evening Milt. Fleyherty gave nei>i. He has retained bis planing machin­ dimes, and bj jo^kied and jawed, and buy ery and intends erecting a fine building torn $82 to Sain Durkee, asking him to door and blind factory. A man likened to keep it for him but “to keep his mouth hl to lhe otte priee 12J per cent profit shut about it." Said be found it in Has juat received • large^and complete Fall and Winter KLLfflfflY&mCY GOODS! —Goode ein be bought low in Nashville Worsteds, Reul and Invi­ tation Laces, Yak Lace, Passinventire, Real and Invitation Hair Goods. Dress .and LIVERY STABLE! WM. VENN. P«op*i«TOR. lhe depot. Was following Beecher Baldwin, when he [Beecher] stepped firm* have ieeutd price Beta, very near to over it and ho a»w H and cutting down prices, also. picked ii 75 5 • 8- New Goods Direct from New York 02.00 Baldwin identified the twenty as his girls go barefoot, children ragged, and from its being a greenback and would fold m thesluqia ha carried his mon­ ey. can buy goods cheap. When arrested Mtlt. lutd in his —Dr. M. C. Ellis and wifa, IsH Wednesday poaexftibn a little over six dollars anil morning, started for Marshall. When near a bottle of whiskey. At the close ot Henry Felghnr.r’a their boras became frighi- the examination he was bound over LIVE STOCK STOOLS AND INSTRUCTION BOOB constantly on hand. < < UQr<iin.xl'« M«lw. in the Matter o'the Estate of Jeta Bms t> lhe bighe-c bidder, on Saturday, UrtSMh day of November, A. D. 1875, M ten o’deek A. v. xo*u, or County. Micnt ind to thr real estate aituaied and ignn knswn and described aa fellows to-wil: The East half of the east half Barry county. Michigan, Dated. Sept. 22 D. D. 1S75. IF 111 A KUNTZ, Guardian. SOI W. A. Atluwobtw. Proprietor. up. Milt, bought a suit of clothes nt Now ia the lime Wlteeler’a, with u twenty dollar bill, Foxed Shoes, such as they ask J2.75 for all Cloakmaking­ IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES. yjy- Took lhe first premium, the Enter­ hundred dollars in the pickets, but prise Ciffae Grinder, owned by White * did not.miss the mcaey until he wen; McNamee. They grind all Coffee free of IVew Style* raid mortgage was duly sad A LITTLE MORE CIDER I will nek* cider her-efier, et my Barry rille, on Tuesday* Thu redeye of <ob wee* [50tq ($250.00) Which eaid ■< Tlr r»n ! «I § :• JUST RECEIVED AT in the sum of $300 to appear at the is generally sold for $1.00. At Biigood’a old stand, Nashville, Mich. top and the wagon was jerked from beneath, letting the occupants gracefully to next session of the Circuit Court,— D. Hobbs and John Webster acting os bondsmen. gygr* Paints and Oils al same, and there is now due Rots* Boos. _i. Matchs wot ranted 800 only 7 cents per box at White & McNamee’ C. 0- D- Gro I.IR.MTHBK MINUFACTOKY! KOCHER' BROS IJHXth dollars, alse to furniab*eR who with with e good rig, bruises to Mr. Ellis. The horse ran a short and el prices corresponding iriib the <•»<*«« distance farther and was stopped. The time*. ,___ 4A)l ' buggy and harness was considerably injur- APPLES. APPLES. I will pay the highest mark­ et prive for good Apples Winter delivered at the de­ pot in NmWllc. JACOB LENTZ & SONS - The Grange pic nIn, held at Heatings was attended by about 8,000 people. Gran- Rev. E. L. Little. Mr. II. R. Dickinaoa of thia village, to Miss Ida E. Hammond of gl 3 . C5 O About one year ago, Mr. Dickinson came Baltimore, Glass Crook, Th ora apple, Carlto«, Irving, Rutland, Woodland, Pralrie- to thio village, bought out Aytsworth & Ful­ ler and engaged in the dry goods basinets. vill* and Haalinga were present. Hon. Henry Chamberlin of Three Oaks addressed business nan and made many friends. mar the tranquility of the day. Just as a ; party of Grangers had tuned up their voices to sing, lbs platform on which they were up and Hiram with hie vyoung wife will MEAT ROE k CL FALL AND WINTER TRADE' Baby Cals and FraM&lwt! C4FFBS AND (WETS CLEMENT Of all sly lea and idles, and METALIC [killedhy dogaon Friday night of teat weak. On Sunday another young man of thia city SHfi OUDX A .vn COFF1- '* I.r.I JNGS kept canxlanliy an band. —Last Wedoeaday mgM ceived a cash auliseriplion acute • large wnurn hisd^es. aB4 retedvee h Jobmxai.. runiturnciog fifty-free (W («>. th 11821 tr lliei.ee mv'I one hunJrrJ DUSTERS,&C..&C., V. !h:i i.i.i. c. II ASTI.W Ct X. up to send to Culfofuta. and howl to iwe old M t lie Parlir. Litay, Dinin, Office aii OENEBAL FUTURE’ Steak al Boo A Clever’s, ax only 10 cents MIRRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES per pound. ANB CARDS, BRACKETS, Lxmlion. in the ufteruoun, KOB Till; of 40 It m Nashville, Cel 13>h. poftpeuiy SaabviBa Mich. w. H. KtfliER k �—!MB------ LL--J--------'■J-LJ.U’-B 0W |f.V BRIEF. £ “ 4 JKKlfivv ojr TK»WITXVIIT4HD. • T» Maaou 4 Hamlin Organ Co. The prtwtwxiiDgs of Um Ward will caae.; obtained- another triumph over 01 r . • . . . . . rvenrwhtora •.•.id wrm nra Hanoi . i*——------------ - — , Many vidoable liorarw di» from the | ti2e-\A=-,4tr.^rtsaxr WorH'« 1» l»i y-ra etapsed before another drotb, the number of wr-Prreiitanta then futwoartag to four. The greatart number living at one tima vu five, in 1862, when »o and giving the court and jury an <mh*i- ! .. ..via tien of tl*o trance state. When eounael K^ri —«—*-» <rUtricu. Th* Mfcb** $«**>IM >1 asked the witness-Mrs'. Martin L^r num. rrantefchave h«u«i vraby «”£*"*«’!'■ SHOES ■" , - -if ahc could give the jury an oxMbition wuSiS I ~ death had occurred during lhe preceding ot tbc trance state, and talk German to' grcs»ti-d iu lergo nambere th® twUbbart*ood eleven years. The fallowing record | them, she smiled aud replied that she Jp^TXJffaSK 5KSek rt axdT 811 ’uX’Si ’■'"‘“r S. H. HARRIS’ VMM th* Capital; Uakrap<<,y oi th* M1(-cmrf 1‘acUc rad tbs AL Itia iHhor A*t mid t.U . • . _ .. farorita tree*, interfered to . ' — •‘8;ari»cun. the Gtoliator." is making ‘•Boma bowL" at McVickar'a Theater, Oucago. plehteAk i to that formerly rpntttf or u>e 'in which of 50.000 pony, th- atockhol Wilkta. aoren^m ^-BrtBHents ftve wifi .—Th* Caatral Pacific IU^Jro«J Company re- ofiS wWL aad ten Wilbh five wk^ ff motion, passed into a tranee state in a ’ . co . m 1. ti > tho nafraw bjrthday, Uirce dying on moment. She yawned. Then she called fourth day of July, and two on the semi- “Marie," and, after a little, asked iu Gcnuan, “Whois it that speaks with me ' All the predecnwora of John Quittcy now I” The counsel wore nonplussed, Adama, except WMh'ngton, died within and there was a little bantering of joouua week of Uw anniversary. George •el, tim Judge telling him that It was Waahington, Virginia, born February. ,his Lumueen to oak her queationa. Tho York to. CUtaai-o. and U i» expoetod that lbs 22, in( died December 14, 1799 ; John Judge also din^cted the stenographer to cwupetiliou that will undoubtedly ciuino will e veutnalir bring about a redaction of paaaongar Ailumx, Matoachtuwtte, born'October 19, take dowu her uttenanccR. Counsel 1T35, died July 4, 1826 ; ThomM Jeffcx- asked, in English, that the spirit which aou, Virginia, boru April 2, 1743, ilied bad pomesaiou of witness should make ajqKiiuled Deceiver of tbs Cbeaapsak*and Ohio; July 4, 1826 ; Jamro'Mudiran, Virginia, himself known, btU Um glioei acorned to railway. boru March 1«,.. ipi,, died Jmw28, reply to this. The stiwographer, who is 1836 ; James Monroe, ‘Virginia, born accomplished in German, asked in a low —TLe angar-refluing house of Biowu. Btenn- April 28, 1758, died July 4, 1831; John tons, "Wic heisseu awl” Tho answer •ou A Vrdluuus. Glasgow, Breiland, has failed. Quincy Adams, Massachuaetta, born was, “Andrew Kurtliohlrua." Every­ July 11, 1767, died February 23, 1848 ; body wu staring, and left the ghost to Andrew, Jrtkaoa, Sonth Carolina, born apeak or himself. The spirit twice Marcli 15, 1767, died June 8, 1845; made remarks, in recognizable German, iwmtced U>*t they c*;uiot continue Martin yan Buren, New A'urk, born De­ tliat wore understood to bo tho exprtw—Among the 1.800 or 1.900 bou>M built aud ci tuber 5; *1782,' died Jtfly M, 1862 ; commeiiced within the corporate limits of Chi­ William Henry Harriaou, Virginia, born to him, for be could not stay long; but cago during the year, at ajxwt vf *1C 000.000 February 9, 1773, died April 4,. 1841 ; no more questions were askod, and, aft**r to 91H. 000.000. not a frame or wooden John Tyler, Virginia, bom March 29, a trance of five minuten or ao, Mra. Mar­ 1790, died January 17, 1862 ; James tin'a eyes gave wymjMorrwt of opening. Knox Folk, North Carolina, boru No- She shuddered violently, started forward, vrm’tpr 2, 1785, dual June 15, 1849; clutching tho air with her hand, and Zachary Thylot, Virginia, twra Novetu opened her cyoe suddenly with a bewilti« .ie 4100.W0. gland.-m cou>]>ar*l with 1874. are lower, while m France they are nligblly hif.har? llood|>te -■Dw Rapid The quality te low, however. rated railway. AugtuUa, Ga.. refuting the< late trial* in /’OL/rZCXA. -Wendell PUUHpa is the Labor lieformers' candidate for Governor of Mamacbu»etLt. The convention that nominated him met at Wor­ cester. aud adcqital a platform favoring the redaction of the boon of labor, a system of' factory inspection, and the inttodu-'tior. of ltrt>- b. r 24, 1781, died July 9, 1850 ; Millard Fillmore, New York, born January 7, 1800, died March 8, . 1874 ; Franklin Pierce, New Hampshire, born Novem­ ber 23, 1804, died October 8, 18C9; James Buchanan, FenusylvaB a, bom April 23, 1791, died June 1, 1868 ; Abraluun Lincoln, Kentucky, bom February 12, 1803, died April 15, 1865 ; Andrew Johnson, North Carolina, bom DecemIxr 29, 1808, died July 81, 1875 ; Ulysses S. Grant, Ohio, bora April 27 1822. L A DOUHIHLi: UKATlt. dared store, like that of a person who lias l>een started out of a sound deep, Sho tlwn declared, na andcr oath, tliat she knew nothing of what had passed, and did not understand the German language. Proprietor* H»w Oriwca. . Fob Bat* ar aix DaerwiWTB. currency. ir—q*!" in MILLERS .trsmzsz’asarte !.2M?5?.SiAx5; $30 DUfTattse&Kckshfe «.W»^ sB Ki "USS ■w "Tlui OPIUMS Tho New York Cninniercial Pnthjlndrr, which a- l-KH WEEK l.l has gained a meat reliable roputatma during ibe lent quarter of a century in giving procmneuca Uirongti Ito cvlnmuai to the I ceding Wholeaale buamees firms in New York, baa late--------------------ly prepared a list of eotno Qf the borinaaa firm* Bl ARK'S BOOK KEEPING .... bead of ... their re»pccUvs Ims Dm* mofV trade, and 1 r.L*. L.F. .. , . 1.. MB — . . .. .... .. . M... tlie are known for great extent of trade. Urge capi­ tal. and straightforward, honorable dealin*. The advsuiages. among others, which tbs PuUAwdrr cteinu> for distant merebanta dealing with three ii.-uacs are the certainty of being fairly dealt with, and eocnnug their goods at lhe towMt market rates. The following U the list aa presented tn the Poihftjuftr: autULULTURAL TOOLS. SEEDS. Be.. U, 11 AU— a lAa. MS wad IM Wall THE AMI nu is nofii* j HILLIARD TABLES. Ae.. $77 awttortrtli □ il^ham Yovna/* HcOwIllouB WlfB. . $250 MELTDtO. piSlR^OrfaoWLT^T*'' N.. Vrefc ItaHiM and PacUne Co. . r/“:*xxf Ik _ BOOTS A-ND — . Porter. Da> A Co.. M Broedwar. CAR PETS^UlLcU^TlA - . CARRIAGE clocks*’ “■ CATARRHIfi": CURED. HUS r.-v nrmL*n and oar •iln lama to A<~>:» MA AL 1*U BL1SHING CO.. ChlcM”. DI. ** ««■ Low Tho present trouble noenuv to 1,200,000 ACRES Missouri Lands 270 GRASSHOPPER, h’O DROUGHT. FOR SALE.JE- Mr hi* a abort d Wanna. OPIUMGW JWASS^ Y«» want in w»ka LnrKC PIIUF1T ^IMrw t bo !*•! artwte rwlL>Ac*-nU ml mad. *15 ^Iwtla—Ind. HtWUil. SO eta.: SO DanuU, 35 cte . SO ■nutJail, pa.ninduo wnu- vrv-lUt, ata.. I Mien. Dinoownt«» INON. AC- XwjwI DONT"*" sx.SrJ!r9. L?**SS>£S3 BEST IN THE WORLD ' ' READY Forjse. Seed fir Adapted to Cards and All Classes of Work. Bern UM oar TRADE MARK (a twHlsbi/i rW-h tr r-r-n atxrrv > U in even r*i±»CV. MAPS & CHARTS L.TXt, auU OituunenUl .nd C.«mL SjwUl AewH ■anlvd M Maa RMiwaip.1 SmmI lot fan Oal.lae— aad Terw. to KC. KIUDGUAN.a lU^lxr HL. g. Y.. w I1M W. 4lb St..GreaBAUI.O. lUrxTChaace. I THE $50,000 BONANZA. MOSICBOOKS^AUTDMN. , r-r AAAerA ^Awd,, m A«awira> Shining River. at Swndo ScbuSrkw Kmka. Song Monarch. Living Waters. S'.r;-fflg“ Chorus Choir. •*“L2sr"“d ?°^JP„Qet^home. Perkin’s Anthem Book. ««»"*» *■■“» »«»S-S Trial by Jury. I'-SilLSSK <_'•> “S *u ‘••“‘.‘S LrUUrXr ri^-r AGENTS! 150 NEW BOOKS *"* M«»r jrrCLi KsvuxarirrKir tx or T-r-”. r-T*y-*IC*7'r8 »*MW «Mmnh «Mw oI fM»F OaeAnat* Im4 11 . friends at Mary and bar liUte Ixuib. —The river* and aireanM of Warwickshire j •: ._______ 1 •• ■ . .TJJWCff AND CABVAUUJUk. ud . . rolled with ink spi-cudiy prepared, and tho letter is thus Ftencilod. The op<.rotion mus be repeated till the punctured toMsi-*™ pm. hM IMIX.U paper is worn jiast naefulness, and then ill tbn Woolwich dockyard, in the writer has only to make a new copy. With 1*1 •er property adaj»ted to the pur r-iaam anmwAhm» .l.Ll. 1^.. of oriwaor i»uw . ’ . ... _ .. k ln»l»w • her hsad,«hi ar to the : two feat in diameter, and at preeeni the » of Mria projectae fourteen and ■ with the I * lulf “»cb*« in thicknoM, though it ia war, be- •bout •i.OOO.OOO. intended that the gnu shall ultimately ' have a bore of rixteen iuehee. MA«SACR’-srrrs is producing a snpe i rior article of cod-liver oil from dog-fish. briiore.* AT HARD PAN-PRICES. HAIL'S SAFE&LOCK CO Parsons’ Purgative PilltxnW greatly h«v«. if not eutireiy cure, rlywoepd* when Fnwrr . Gaaxd Exfositiom of the Tredaemsn'e Industrial lustitute, IMtebtL-gh, Pa., opsua OoL 7. cloaas Nov. 0. Address A. 3. Netos. 1-rsMdwit. HALLS-MXEs-FrtANOARf SAFES be obtained. The, inventor ia Mr. Ediaon, of the quadruple! tolegraph sp- railroad ran off the track st Bodiastsr. N. Y.. S’JrL -*“-J?*-. gS.S; $5 to$20^-^ftg?5fi!isr 'SB I al Paskack. N. i„ was bormd Ths Um wws ovm r»C0». 8 AF E S i ,5L 20 c'^rruiNG* clothinS" Matthew Walpole, a prominent citizen friondliwa aud munoylewi, and to havi CLOTHIXKa uf Groton, N^Y., recently camo to his walked all the way from Indiauai»o’iH on qualified to int witliiu the Nation under ilia way to bin old home aud birthpl ice CHINA. POI Krisgoa eubjset the par- Senator Alcorn and Sheriff Brown, of Cuahom* death under the most painful circnnicounty, who ia a staunch su[>{x>rt«r of Gov. stanccN. . It seoms tliat he had not been in Culpepper Court Homie, Vo., where DYKIKO KCT. feeling well for several days, and re­ he wonted to die. Gen. Wlweler wm a drYgixhS^ vention on tho 3-1 inaL war **»*il<xl by Abxjru quested ■ his wife to prepare him a dose doahiug officer who figured brilliantly been diaeoviqed pp the Big Hora Moan team. In violent language, to which the funner roduring the war in the cavalry w-rvice. Several qf the miners at wort* there have coma «]K>i>dod in like tenun. when Alctru threatened of salts. Bhe took a package from a DHtXJS AND MKrilCINKS. W 11 S€n>-S«Un a Go. oor. Wm. shelf in a closet, where she kept salts He is sixty-two years old, and graduated out tei^e winter, while others remain. . DRUGGISTS* OLaaMWAHM. _ —-The jurymen in the' Beecher trial are still hiack* to hie aanulauce. and the Senator, with and other household remedies, aud at West Point, iu the class of *82; while kn velorfiTX |<»wHnfc* fa exa trying to gol extra pay for tbeir services. They the aid of GeiL Chalmer*, raised a party of [xiured out a large <loee of the contents, commanding at tho battle of Shiloh bin FANCY ocxJtMofmlN^WATtma had ■erarei t eUngs lately, and petitioned the cavalry aud infantry tmoiboriug over 100. aud and dissolving it in cider, gave it to her son was shot and killed; in less than two FANCY <Kx5tm*XND YANEKK^lrtli Ikwrff w# duperrteorM tn Brooklyn. drove Ikowu and armed bJackn three uiilf* husband, supposing it waa epaom solte. weeks after intelligence came of the from the town of Friar's Point, the home of death of his wife, then the oscapo of all flags, banners. a«., M the seventh anniversary of the Alcorn, where tho difficulty originated. Litre Mr. Walpole drank tho entire dose, aud his slaves—numbering nearly twenty— declaration of their Independence. , lhe Drown party made a stand, and loth side* remarking to his wife that it ha*l a pe­ —The emento at Fnar's Point Mias., seems wore reinforced until the blacks numbered Soo culiar taste, was almost instantly raized and lastly, his Virginia farms that ho rURM. ridUNUN ANDMMM to te ended for the preeeut, but an uneasy and the whites 2u0. Drown wa* requested to or­ with a terrible burning* in his stomach. luul signed over to his brother to oscape raurr sircp. nrmnSJ^j der the blacks to diap< r»e, which ho did, and on This was followed by severe convulsions confiscation, had bi'CM seized or sold by GAS. CHANDKUEMa,ASp LA their ycftnial Gen. Chalmers made a charge and vomiting of blood and pieces of tliat brother's creditors, leaving him n ports from other parts of the State show great and drove them off by firiug over their hca<U. pauper. At the clone of tire war, he dedMilixaHon among the laborers, and it is They again eoUected neat a bsyou and Chain** tlesh. In his agony Mr. Walpole ran alleges, ho drifted from one place to an feared a large portion of the cotton crop will tn fianked them and firi-d a second time. 'shrieking about the room and rolled in bo lost for waul of hands to pick iL '.■ODVulmous over the floor, and constant­ other, finally bringing up in Mi®dsmpj>i. UOUBE-nwriBHlNG liARDV drownrd. Tho blacks then diaappoarod. the ly crying for water. His wife pffere l where, until a few weeks since, he has 1XDIA rfullB?8r<S»ifikAS? lin^ ri* BuapeiMou Dnilfie, are to have their gruater part returning to thoir liomaa. The liim water, but he could not driuk. lived. He wm nigged and haggard aud INDIA RVBllSi’SSoDS HOME IxS^fiAMOTOO- MSB trouble will cost tliat section of ceuulry an Mrs. Walpole at once ilispatclied a men- had all the marks of extreme dissipation immermo amount, aa it incurred iu the busy about him. cotton-jacking neanou. Aa none of this crop ia sago for a physician, but before he ar­ LOOK JSOJ;lASSES. FKAMES Ac , rived Mf. Waljxile died in the most inwill not be liable to searcb by revenue offimilitaCy7mai»o«ic*axp eanoViXc will be Very generally folk The Uirod cotton­ teime agony. No medical aid could have j for &e prevention of smuggling. For economical people, Japan must MtLUNg^te^ *SSSS?5* pickers were reported to.be leaving in largo given him be an earthly paradise. A Japanese sta- MUSlCAt^X^^^KJOL^^. unmbem. Judge Harrison 1’. Bad and Sems- on an examination by tho phyxician re-; —Tweed is aUU iu custody at tho Ludlow tor Alcorn telegraphed to MompUi* aud Helena ! dent, who is educating himself in one of PHOTOCKAPHIC MATKKIALS. K A H. T. Anu>«u A Co.. W1 Breed street JaD, New York. The Supreme Coart ro foe aid; buL aa it was thought the difficulty veulcd the fact that the unfortunate man our Eastern cities, in conversation^ exinfused to reduced his bail from #3,000,000, and would bo ectlled without bloodshed. Done waa had drank ojalic acid in sufficient quan­ I-APER HXNU1NOS. _ tity to kill a hundred men. His intes- preasod great sarprlto tliat *' ao irony rLUMSKRS^ATKlAM AND'fn)OI Americans do not marry. ” Ho denot'd M UUr a C»aAm.T* Pmrt etrwrt. —Sever* leading Itepublicau officials of Uia- lines aud stomach were literally eaten up PRINTING. STATIONfcKY, Ao. _. , . . . ................... “ * entire. The acid had been brought into to learu the cause of tho army of bache­ Fraueia A I^nUwl. • Maktae Lann. INKS. lors, and wished to know if it was " too PRINTING J.G. InrbtbodjaCa.MBeafcaanai the house to be used in rams cleansing recape from Jefferson Qty one night last week. Mr. Picrrepout that the jwliey of the Adnriub much expense to get married hare. ” When PRINTING PrTsSK^ A5«»vri’>!L itbovra?; V* imtm**?^**" The eviiknce addncwl at her trial showed her tmtiot, for tho 1^4 inu..rmu ,,f Ul0 Rutc uperstious, mmI a servant had placed the told that that won probably one reason deadly stuff, unknown to Mrs. Walpole, SAFM, nRK ANtTaUKULAR PROOF. to be a JX.-I feet monster, her infamous trsdo . and that no troops were needed there. why nmoy of our young men remain in being that W an abortionist, and her custom -Gen. Bartlett, lhe Liberal Republican can­ ou, the shelf with her collection of tlie state of oingle blessedness, he Bwniwl bora children whether dead or alivo, didato for Lieutenant-Governor ou the Demo- melHcindr ’ r y . greatly astonished, and said, ‘‘Sodifl’- ----------1. Un SiTrc-niMutaeVna Co . P Tb™K«ID& 10 baliOTe tbe , «»tic ticket in Ma—achneetta, has withdrawn dertTw least, fifty infanta during her career in I from the ticket R— Beaka nmt in my country. There it cost not A wriCxju the Springfield Heftubllth"Jlirr .^1.* *l"f< wi-ere I -----------any odo cent; no minister to pay. Her -Ijfmtartdu, who robbed and murdered Hra. FOKKiGlf. com baa bad n pleasant * interview with parents, my parents talk, then we talk, toys. ..BtetKAriwsFfflbfes: Maxgaaut Hingham in East BoMon hat March. —Count AnthrsMy, lhe Atutinan Prims Mb»- the real Mary who .had tho little lamb, make ceremony—married.” He further and who related to hun the incidente on stated that it cost a young couple five erekffie ww eoMin deatR vu executed in Boa- Uu**i» to draw up reform propositions for tLo |>hnh. t»d«waa>..'»aadlicua auwa FOL.VDKY. _ touMtoe "Friday. Hfe manner on the acaffold ! parificalkm of the inaurgeute in the Turkish which the immortal jxiem was based. dollars S' mouth for living eipcnsrH— TYTB WHITE IJtAD.lREtrLKAD?’L?r£uUlErlA. The lamb qraa a twin, tliruat out of the throe dollars and a half for food, and the M an! Indifferent pttvinoca. . ■ • BnxAlin Waite Lead Co.. » Matoaa Lut. pen liy ite tumalund mother. Mary took i Canadians bare indicted Honors Coil, Ae. a —China Um mad« Rome alight oonoeesiona to ■ rest for clothing. It waa suggested that WRIT1N<* INKS. — ..._... wr urilu._ the cuteidc world, permitting iDtcroourec be­ it home and nursed .it until well, and it’ if married life was so cheap, every oui> TUB MARKETS. tween the clue's of departminta end foreign nstuxal’yfpmr into a great pet One morn­ there wan ar ought to lie married. "Al­ Mhdvtcrs. ing when tk wax to go aa usual to the most all married—rich, high, poor, lit—The inhabit■ nts of the, Arran Valley have posture it could uot bo found, and when1 He, fine, all married." Taking thu Japtakcu tip arms agsinel tbc exactions of the 5'artist tuhiiery, snd the jnllagent were com- Mary weid «j»gteg on her way to school1 aneso irtatenuiut os a basis, dividing tho wstoh in Brooklyn the day after |*elied to take refuge in the Pyreuece Motm- it followea her ; atthfc achool-house door’ amount left for clothes, th-* young hua­ she picked it up and nuumged to carry it’ Imnd ami wife have eaali just toveutyfpCher suit has l>een instituted —The -«public of Liberia bas a war on it* secretly to hrr dock, where she covered1 five cents every month to pnreluuw cloth • Wl .iff the court® at New York, the hands with khm of the native tribe* under tbc it up with her shawl. But when colled 1 »ugmei in thia bomg 8983.64D. eAdcrabip of renagado Uacka who have bad out to her spelling daas the lamb got up ■ome edncatioik Ju a fight during tho month tea, and came pattering after her, which made the children laugh, to sec a lamb Tb» latest manifold tetter-writer is a at school. It liappened on that morning Newark invention, and is doncrilM-d in rn Psnrtontiary al solitary confine- mg her territory, on warlike expohtioua or the-Arfrerfiger of tliat city. The appa­ ped him tt Wosterreit received ctlwra ise. the* Soli ob"a' fiMng mawr mastei in in Boston, un son ‘01 a vicuog jxjsujii, rains .i writi-s. ratus prune, prints, iM>wev«*r, however, rauicr rather lu than । — Bervia liaa decided to lake no part In the who was fitting Ilia self for Harvard, On penholder _ _ tSo . .top . of the " " ” ’is » »minis was at school, aiid a few days after pro­ ture electric engine, about sr large ns a >Uy dw*to duced three vexar a of the poem. How ।spool of cotton. Tho point of the pen it ever onne to be published Mary did is like sn cver-point pencil, only inateatl not know, for tho young man died rood ,of lead tlicrc is n ntvdle. Tbc minia­ I'0*’ ♦®8,<Xn. The miners i the »]*cecb of President ^cnlo da Tejeda at the after, ignorant of the immortality of his ture engine is eounectcil with the battery e&**T*^' N«’n'*r "tovfing ' opaninf taakre a vary fiaUering ixtdbit of afvi-rtua. But Um, tatub lived amt had five ‘ by a aaudl wixs. The writer handirs the L> port until be waa badly burned. The fairs tn that usually dkerdered republic ...... . ...... 1 “ aft is loufi feet <te«p. Psace prevails Uirixi*bout the oantiy- *,ld h> “ o,l,luDB hetero y an lawmans ueiore it it met met >ta :w» death uraui boy an , , pen pen like like any any other, othrx, but but as as he he writer, writer*, the Ute tenud improrwmenta are going oa, ABuug them angry cow. Asidefrocn its Dwtnory there ! noodle, moved by the electric machine UMi*M OfZT^lMh die barteni at Magatlau. Tampico aud Fron- yet remaitm of it tho residue of a Child's . with great rapidity, puncture* the pajx-r. Ur*’ orttaa«7 payinenta of the govern- stocking, which is gradually unravelling Th® paper, written upon in fine ncedlement, r bin mi tary, are e with regu- to mementoes for the many! dots, is put over another sheet and —The Chickasaw act fortadding into j i , BOOK FUBUSHER3. A melancholy instance of a toversol of fortune in a bravo man wm lately brought to light hi Cincinnati. Maj.-Gtm. Win. H. Wheeler, of the Into Confederate army, upplitMi to tho fltation house iu that city for lodging. He claimed to Imj homclesH,' iM90 LAMP CHIMNEYS. �ENT. 2.86 which the account of Reuben Norton Oct. thrwahlsg 11.00 (lowed. ' labae ia bi ---------------------------------ya motion did not prevail by Oct. 11 bslano* to apply «n Gvor*o«r*a bllows: ------------------------- .... 1M.43 >r« Ainsworth. Ben$706.41 Houghtalin, Hoyt, Wolf, 8 Oct. By Balaaee.... Armour. Bailey, raid 180 Iba- puck. 17.00 ’erkms, Sid34.00 Nov. •• 0.70 2.66 Cole and Dec •• 28.5Q 1876. .upertfisor Perkins,: " 182 lbs. beef.. 7.00 “ beef bids tho Board proceeded to the election 6.06 “ 128 Ib». beef.. .0.40. of a County Superintendent of Poor for threw JMArs. bv ballot, in the place of SamuW Biddlemsn whose term of office expires, whereupon Samuel Feb. 10.66 J. Biddlemsn having receigrfVTna“ 5» lb*. flour. jority of vote* of al! the SqP^isors 8.60 elect, on motion of Supervisor Bailey 23.36 he was declared elected as Superin­ Mar. sold 29 24-62 ba. oata'. 16.46 tendent of Poor. Oa motion of Supervisor Perkins, SI.20 32 00 Board adjourned until to-morrow at Apr. •• walnut log*. 7-00 tho hour of 8 o'clock. • * Wm. II. Powers, Clerk. “ hay-------- ----“ 104 ba. wheat. .wt.. 119.08 20 |h*. lard.... 8.00 Friday Morning, ) IT Iba better. 3.06 October 15, 1875. f 89.20 Board met. Roll called. Members July 8,00 all present Journal read and approv­ •• leatf 4.00 Aug. 6, Dy charged overseer for la­ ed. bor on farm.. 37.60 On motion of supervisor Einorv, 12.70 Board took a recess until 9 o'clock, Sept24} 27.68 TiiuxspAt MoBjtrn October, 14th, Board met pofans'it to men). Roll celled- Quorum After tha roadiog of Jooroal Board to take legal measures lect the claim of tins errantv sgiinst Ks county of Manistee made a verbi report and read the petition and WBf already filed in the case pendra* in the supreme court against , ihs couAly of Manistee. On molror. of Supervisor Stowell the report waa accepted. To ehable ibo romuiiltece to go at work, nn iru tion of Supervisor Emorv, lhe Board adjourned'until 1 O’clock p.m. adjourned until one o’clock p. m. . ji Wm- «• Powzas, Clerk: AFTBEWOON SESSION, I Mt Board met pursuant to adjournment Boll called. Members all present T The committee to whom was re­ ferred the assessment rolls of the several townships and city of Has­ tings, Tot the year 1875, for equaliza­ tion, submitted the following as their The eotnmittee on equalization, through their chairman, do hereby make the following re|x>rt thereof: Wm. A. Powkes, Clerk. 9 o'clock, a. M. $706.41 Number of pauper* saintslasd at the. poor hou*« 32 Average number 16 1-2 Farm product* raised during lhe year a* follow*; 226 bushel* wheat, 107 bn*b*l* oat*. GOO bashel* ear* of oom, 200 bashel* potato* aud 15 ton* of bay. Stock on th* farm at tbl* data a* fellow*: L‘ ■6 s 8X8888S»fiSS8S88S ?-S»8888S!2S3SBS38S On motion of Supervisor Stowell the report waa accepted. On motion of Supervisor Emory, tha report was accepted. On motion of Supervisor Walker, the Clerk was instructed to draw an order to Milton Prickett, tat the sum ol $5.76, the committee cm’ claims having made an error of that amount iu recommending the allow­ ance of account No. 13, being the ac­ count of said Milton Prickett. On motion of Supervisor Wolf, the report of the Drain Commissioner was referred back to the committee on ap­ portionment of taxes. Supervisor Bailey made a state­ ment to the board that he had lost a county order, given him for his at­ tendance as ajurroral the Noveml«r term of the Circuit Court for 1874. Said order was iof'$44.20, numbered 203, and dated November 30, 1874. Ou motion of Supervisor Stowell, the Clerk was instructed to issue a duplicate order to Mr. Bailey of like amount, number and dale as above. On motion of Supervisor Perkins, x Board adjourned until 7 o'clock this evening. Wm. II Powzas, Clerk Board convened and called to or­ der by the chairman. Supervisor Emory presented two orders given by the Drain Commis­ sioner on lhe Barry County Drain ! Fund, one for the sum of $40.00, dat­ f ed August 6th, 1872, and accepted by In ooncluaion we would eameally urge I the county Treasurer the same day, a upon your attention, lb a unsatisfactory con' and the other for the sum of $10.00, dated June 18th, 1873, and accepted by the County Treasurer the same cure increased eonfort and convenience for r. - day, and stated that as near as he iu inmate*. Also the necoaiity of a suitable 2 could learn there had been ho provis- place for doring grain. AU of which is respectfully submitted. ___ ion made for the payment of such or­ Jsto. M. Nsvias, ders. S. J. Biplsman, Superintendent* of Poor. ► Supervisoi Stowell moved that t f | they be paid out of lhe General ConOn motion of Supervisor Wolf, tho evening session, 7 r. m. 8 tiugent fund of the county, which report was accepted. 3 motion prevailed. Board met. Roll called. Quorum On motion of Supervisor Perkins present On 'motion of Supervisor Supervisor Emory presented three J i ‘other Drain orders. amounting in the the report was laid on the table until Stowell, the thiea Drain orders and C “ aggregate, without ................................. interost, to the account of George M. Dewey, for . this evening. ’ V sum of 861.75, also an account of printing notices for Drain Commiss­ The committee on salaries reported ioner, presented by Supervisor Emo­ 5 George M. Dewey, afnountfng to $37­ 8 80. for publishing notice for Drain as follows: ry, were taken from the table. 2 commissioner, which, on motion, were To the Chairman and Board of Svper After consulting about the matter, , laid on the table until this evening. • on motion of Supervisor Wolf, the vitort of Barry County : ; -= 1 The Superintendents of the Poor j orders and account were rslaid oe the IP Your committee on salaries of submitted the following Annual re­ table. On motion of Supervisor Sidcounty officers would rcspoctrully ro< oam, the report of lhe c nuruUeo on port ; of which To the Jlon Board of Superruoti: port that they have examined iuto salaries was taken from the table. ii most respectfully submitted. The Superintended!* of Poor ” ' for the subject submitted to their con­ Supervisor Ainsworth moved to J. F. Emoht. Chairman. cjunty ui of joarry Barry wi would respect . r r. . ,, . ‘the ••v ujuuiy sideration and think that the county adopt the report of the committee on On motion of Supervisor U olf, the pully repOrt rtS follows : salaries. Supervisor Emory moved report was accepted. | keceiith officers should receive salaries as to amend lhe motion ot Supervisor Qo motion of Supervisor Ainsworth u.1 P(Kjr PuniI in tbe Tre*»ury follows, to-rait: Ainsworth by fixing lhe salary of the n til a. i,a, t ,1 1 ,1.. a..—, k. —... rhe report was laid nn on lit* the 1tnble until $1,423.22 County Trersnrer.......... $1,000 county Treasurer at $1,100, and the 8,000.00 County Clerk this evening. 800 salary of Judge of Probate at $1,000, Judge of Probate............... 800 which amendment prevailed by yeas On motion of Supervisor Perkins, $4,428.22 Proaacuting Attorney 800 Board adjourned until seven o'clock and nays as follows: EXPENDITURES. j Buperiatcndaul Superintendent* of Poor p. iu. $1,519.76 John M. Nevin*.. 200 . Yeas—Sunervisors Ainsworth. Arsoovr, PaitKtemporary relief Wm. H. Powers, Clerk. . 671,46 flamuel Annuel J Biddle Biddl man. 100 Brown. Carpenter, Cole. Dewey, Emory, Co. farm expenses....... Trans, to County House....... 50 Hoyt, Sidnam, Walker, Wolf and Chairman, 12.3*1 Daniel B. Pratt •• friends 18.50 nitM94T EVENING SESSION, 7 F. M. Kaya—Supervlaora Benbum. Hougbtalin •• Flint-_________ 22.70 Board convened. Roll called. Coldwater......... 8.00 All of which your commlttn would ra- Nichol*. Perkins and giowell, 6 Members all present. Board proceed• Medical service at Co. House * pee I fully submit, and asked to he dieebarg Burial outside •• e*d to business. On motion the report was adopted Supervisors fees 48.73 ed from further consideration of tho sub­ There being an error in the assess­ as amended by yens and nays, as fol­ Overseer al farm....-123.85 ject. Isa Stowell, ment roll of the township of Barry, on lows : Superintendents of poor 345 00 Chairman. motion of Superviror Perkins, said for repairing I Hirn 196 70 Yeas—Supervisors Ainsworth, Armoar, On motion of Supervisor Wolf, to recover stolen horses 198.48 roll was referred back to the com­ Drawn. Carpenter. Cole. Dewey, Emory, for new team.......-.280.00 the report was accepted. On motion Hoyk^idnam, Walker, Wolf and Chrfwn, mittee on equalization, and corrected. The accounts of Jesse Jordan and of Supervisor Perkins, the report was 12. $3,656.20 Nay*—Supervisors Benham, Heughtalin, 20 others, were presented, and un laid un the tabla until this evening. Miehols, Perkins and Stowell, 5. motiun of Supervisor Dewey were Bal. cash in Treasury. .$767.02 Absent—Supervisor Bailey, 1 On (notion Board adjourned untill referred to the committee un claims On motion of Supervisor Emory, 1 p, m. Wm. H Powe tv, Clerk, On motion the report of the com­ For temporary relief. Iranaportathe report of the committee on salar­ mittee on equalization was taken lion and pay of officer*$2,200.00 ies, as adopted was referred to the fi­ Co. farm expeaaaa 1,100.00 from the table. nance committee. On motion the reAITESMOON SZSSION, 1 p. M. building granary..... 200.00 On motion ot Supervisor Perkins Krt of tho Superintendent* of the repairs on Co. bouse 26.00 Board meL Rollcaiied. Quorum the report of the comniiilee on equal­ or was taken from the table. sinking fund for new ization was aiiopted. 1,000.00 present Board proceeded to busi­ Co. house On motion of supervisor Walker, The committee on claims further ness. The accounts of Hopkins ic the report waa amended by striking $4,526.00 reported dial they had examined the Barnes and 6 others were presented out that portion relating to sinking follfiw'ing'neconnts and would recCOUNTY FAIIM ACCOUNT. and otynolion received and referred fund from the report. On motion of emtnend their allowance as follows. 1874 farm Supervisor Emoiy, the report waa Oct. Paid labor on farm. 30.85 Io the committee on claims. On mo­ adopted as amended. On motion of £ 3ES8S S * S * t fill ** in house, tion of supervisor Emory, Board took Sti|>ervi*or Wolf the report of the for beef 8.02 sundries.......... 2.85 superintendents of poor was referred buckwheal flour to the finance committee. The com­ Wm. II. Powers, Clerk. mittee on county buildings submitted 1*70 the following report: in Board called to order by the chair* 10.00 2.50 mao, and proceeded to business, 60 The committee on miscel­ 1875, 3.00 laneous claims through their chair­ $16.00 for repain on county hoaae, $000 far man, Supervisor Walker, further 4.50 reported that they had examined and passed upon lhe following accounts building Feb. 2.00 and would recommend their allow­ 2 1 It?! .Uh H h E Mar. flour 250.00 ance as follows : 1.30 X338388!XS2SS55SgS aundriM privy al Court Boom Apr. ?!H X *. K. O ii — to «c — * 7c ? • osib rundriei ,May 5as88fiSR8«BS » The BDirinfiticc farther reported june that they had re examined account I Nabeing the claim ol laauo W. i Vrooman tor serving petition &c., on Supervisors ol Manistee County,' ammoilibg Mi fWSXMi, aud would reo ; July uramend tliat U be allowed at the 8 10 fFi^rblw 12 iKbu. .cod bw. Bind,*, iklnl « and fourth 4 inchaa wid*-. said fence to be 3.25 Um*. 4.60 2 00 sundries. h’bf! 1 40 potato* aundri** 1.50 1.06 X78' eMtoffrnee On motion of Supervises Hoyt, tho report was accepted. r 88SSS8BS5Sa58S2$8 £21 88S88S888HS«88St. J.77] 5 s. E 20.08 On motion of SnpefviaoT Emory,' the report was adopted. Supcnrimirs Cole ami Nichol* each asked and obtained leave qf absence for Ithe evening. ‘ । Superantor Ainvworth moved to relhe rule tl 2.70 14.00 • WHb4r«wB. Is ther amended by striking therefrom Court House square. Ou motion of supervisor Hoyt, tho report was adopted aed amended. Supervisor Emory moved that the �Supervisor Cole moved to amend e motion of supervisor Stowell by ying account No. 93 on the table itil adjourned session. Motion did not prevail byjyjas and tys as follow* : . morning, Satckday Mouning, Board convened. Roll’ cal present. oved. Board Jcarnal read and approved.. Board proceeded to bnwntas. : Supervisor Walker moved that Imao W. Vroontan have leave to i wifi)lri|w tcyona! No. 9, which mo­ tion prevr-ikd. ( >n motion of Super­ visor Emory, Board took n recsss nn­ . 10 o'clock. ’ Wm, ll. Powers Clerk. 10 o’clock, a. m. • Board convened and called to ordefby the cbairinem lion of Supervisor Emory, rvisorr of lhe several town- fon the' report was adopted as amended r,,e acconnt oJ A* J- 111188 »0<J rwo o,*,erx were presented, and ou motion of supervisor Wolf referred, to the’ Committee on Claims. On motion of supervisor-Cole ac counts No. 4 2 and 61 of present ses­ sion were taken from the files and referred back to the Committee on Claims. On motion of supervisor Cole the Supervisors of lha towoships of Assyria, HastingsMil.I and Maple »JIU' Grove U were authorized and directed to as»ess upon the several descriptions, in their townships lhe amounts reported by the Drain Commissioner ns a drain tux also the amounts so report­ ed by said Drain Commissioner to Se assessed at large upon the townships of Assyria nnd Maple Grove. The committee on claims further reported through their chairman that they examined and passed upon the ’ following accounts and would ccommended their allowance ns fallowt:* • as*0k.i lTss«issast:»ssi«»»a 1 - MS •«»» S-1 is *3 syisststssMIaii Lavi M, Dkwkt, Eli Nicholh, John F. Em; ost. Committee. On motion of supervumr, Sidnam the report was aceeptecW motion of Supervisor Walker, Cole, Emory, Hoyt, Perkins, Sidnam Walker and Wolf. & , . ” s—Supervisors Ainsworth, ArUey Benham. Brown, Dewgh taiin, Nichols, Stowell and an, 10 a motion: of snpervisor Stowell iled by ayes ana nays'as follows: Yeas, — Supervisors Ainsworth, Armour, iflriini, Brown, Cole, Dewey, Hdmfitalm, Nicbote,StowelI end Chairman, 10. : ' •• Nays— Supervisors BxHey, Carpetter, Emory, Hoyt, Perkins, Sid— * asm, Walker and Wolf, 8. Supervisor Perkins moired tliat the Board appropriate cme hundred dol­ lars to nay for the publicatooq Of its proceedings, and that such arffoaat be divided equally between the Re- . pn the taxable property both real and nmt* fhc/fonnl the several sums of money aricT' ftv^ ••hers for Jurors, fees, n-quired to lie raised by certificate of amounting to 812 00, were presented lhe township-olerk* and Recorder of to the Bohrd, and oh motion <>f Su­ ‘County Repubiccan and Nashville tlrecity of Hastings, for township and pervisor Walker, were allowed at the K<W3. Motion prevailed. * City purposes, also to ossess 'upon the Pay Roll of Board of Supervisors amount claimed. 7 taxable property of school districts On motion of Supervisor Emory,*. for their October session, A. D. 1875. and school ihsiricts fractional, such the Clerk was instructed to draw an tnms ol money as arc properly certi­ order to Charles II- Bauer tn the sum XAM^. fied to and required by school district No. N«ne. •Ami of six hundred dollars, to apply on 'tfenrd.i. The accbitrl of John Q. Claim. Rcr'md j )lis 8a|arv as Prosecuting Attorney. Annottr Auram'i* U. Cressey for jail locks and express on ..‘a? i . On f'ltt unntinn. z,f Supervisor R'liiurvimr Tlmlrtn JV? motion* of Brown, Ainsworth Calvin.... Imm torarthovl " ' iZoT Ihg same was presented to the Board EUhu CUIpoun, Juitk« fcs^ lii.4v Board adjourned unfit 4 o'clock p, m Bailey A Wi... ' in committee uf the whole, and on Brown Pleiades... Wm, H. Powers, Clerk mdt'ton of supervisor Walker, whs al­ Benham James D„... 10 23 40 Also that they re-examined ac-; ’ Joyed at 812 00, that being lhe counts No. 42 nnd 64 and would rec ' Carpenter Augustus,. 14 17»4 A IT EH NOOX SESSION, lp.ru/ 50 WO* Cole W M................ amount claimed Supervisor Emory uoupend that account No. 42 be al-' offered the following resolutkm which Board met pursuant to adjourn­ Dewey Lavi M-------lowed at the stun of seven dollars and Emory John Roil called. Supervisors all was adopted : r . {seventy seven cents,and t)iataccount nienlHoughtalin Henry. present,' The accounts of James W, Hoyt Zebulon B 77. - No> M bc anOWC(] at g 17.03. 7>a ib« ib.nki u. of tb:. Board vu rr tendered tendrrri! to the Board Bond of <> Education huuc«i:ou of " ... Houghtahu, unu and twu two uiucrs, others, were pre- j Nichoh Eli. ’ ai» 0n motion of Supervisor Wolf lhe tioiigiiuuiii, the Ciiy of Huntings for the Invilmion ex­ seated and on motion referred to the Perkins.John J... - lender to n> to visit- ibe Hactlnga Union report was accepted, Sidnam William P commilto on claims. On motion of supervisor Cole the BoUol JluiHbc. On motion ol Supervisor Emory, Stowell Ira—Walker Aaron Oa Motion of Supervisor Perkins, report was adopted. Board took a recess.for Jlie hour. Wolf Adam..................... On motion of. supervisor Sidnam Board adjourned until Monday, Oc«. Tire hour having expired, the Chairman, D Q Robinson. 2 27 12 tho Prosecuting Attorney was re­ 18th, al 2 pm Board was called to order by Lite Total quested to’drafte a schedule of the Wm. H. Powers, Clerk. n,«M -h.rtrcr. 'Cl“;'n’ln Supervisor, all rre«Ql Amount of claims audited by Board statute fees of officers and . Justices ,nd where the .The Commute* on cl.nu. h.rther of Supervisors at present session, criminal cases, ana wnero ino i .। ■ Monday Aiternoon,' 1 'in me muy be county reported that .I..I lhev lhey had I.jd examined rx.n>.ned and .nd including their own attendance and . cl,«r . 8e». „di renorted ■' October 18th, 1875. J Ji .. . passed upon the fol following accounts, travel, J . massed noon t»wuu? accounts. have the same printed for the usd >4.647 S9 ‘ Bdtird convened purfuaut to nd- ,of the committee on claims and the and would recommend their allow­ Amount of orders drawn Jclirhment. Roll called. Quorum Board of Supervisors. ance as follows: from accounts as audited by Amount No. Nxmc Nature Ammiiit - ‘ present After the reading <?f, the Board of Supervisors at the On motion of Supervisor Hoyt, clilmcd minutes of Sslurduj's proceedings. Board adjourned until to-morrow, I present session, including Board proceeded io business. . t SIB motuing nt eight o’clock. orders drawn to apply on • n Uro. M. Tk-wvy. pabtlahlnj • The Prosecuting Attorney culled nUtevmrvWlon. Wit H. Rjwers, Clerk. salary of Clerk and Piosecu03 Jamnr W. HoujIiIaIIu »crthe attention of the Board ton forfeit­ ting Attorney for 1875, 85,847 39 ed recognisance in the case of the There being no further business i On motion of Supervisor Emory People vs. ' Henry Eastman and before the Board, on motion of the resort-was adopted. • Thomas llnycs. and in which Joseph i Supervisor Emory, Boaid adjemrned On motion of Supervisor Bailey, Cole won snrity, and desired that I TrcsDAY Morning, I account No. 93 was tabled. ta Monday January 39. 1876,al 2 r. m the Board should uislruct him as to October 1‘Jlh. 1875. Wm. H. PbWEM, Clerk. , Stificrvisur Dnwey, chairinan of whether he should prust cute and cut-i ' the coiuinillee to whom was referred leclthe bond. Board met. Kull called. SuPcr ' ibe division of the county into repre- r OOK UERl^! Supevisor Perkins moved that Mr- ■rtup.all P.rcNenL ■A[lcr o ,*ie readntg S0lllalive districts, made a verhial r - , JLr Joseph .Cole b« lunitird to appear be j n f the Juumnf, Board proceeded to uoscpit .LAIIU Illi iiiiuiiru luupprur uc . (> Jut ’ i |Miyf that the committee had agreed | . lure the and snclj state|,nsi u<..sS. On mutiou of Stipeivisor lure cue the Bunrd Board and mnfco mnkc sncfl »iaie-| stale-1' business. business. lure uunru onu lunjco snctj On motion ot btipeivisor 1 ■<> (t ivjriB il(e niMridv omibIv n.irtlll north 'lint tind smith until 11* i! ■ me"! m. I.o d™r«l wh reference In Dewey, lhe Clerk nllewAlnn or- \ ' .iieirln til,. L. TnX .n'.n de- D. W. LINCOLN. Ite WM, wh.eh m.""m prev.llnl. ' dvr „ix hundred dollar, lankly oh ,„clli„g lcI,„„,¥ r,o „ J.., in ' ui.^Tbl’L^teX^™ndJ.l^ °" ”! St'l>«'-‘«" order W make ibr. pop..lifl-... of .he ' apptarua before the Board and alter [ Dewey, Board took a recess for one 1 nior< . Pn....... unl • WL _ o> ■>„,<» muw . w to announce that be baa p*irelia«ed hearing H,e the .statement Mr.Cole, on un b »,„.,Th.. |> h ,„ nirr hnvinir nvnirAtl the 1 ■ ■■ • • .« . .. ;■‘ Wishes hearing MMement of ol’ Mr.Cole. OTr ' in,, having expired The nul.jecl olI d.Uiding lhe county £• Burb..;. ir»™ry <uck, .nd »ill .1..,. ■notion ol SuperviKr Dewey the mat u™rIi was called to order by lhe into representative districts being be- ikeep B choice stoc o ■-------- laid ...... . . . • .. ■ . lerwas over for further invesliga chairman and. proceeded with busi­ lore lhe Board1 supervisor Bailey | non by the Prosecuting Attorney ness. The committee on finance -milii the adjourned session of this through 'their chairman, Supervisor' nZSiX.'.m «:de Board. Nichols, submitted the following as of the township of Carlton and Has- j Ou motion of supervisor Perkins Ute it- report : tings, the (itydf Hastings and the .i.VD •he Drain -the L/rnm Orders vraers mid anti accinmt account of oi Geo. ueo. Your committee on finance would -Your lawnships ut Baltimore uni! Johns-i N. Dewey for printing nutices fo« respectfully report that they have As well as the following beat town, an I along the east line of the i .Drain Cuminnisicmer laid on lhe table {t|lfe subject under consideration, townships ol Barty, Hope, Rutland i Friday evening fur further action ol aill| WO„|J report lhe amount to be and Irvins,and the tnslern district K A If TTV the Board, were taken frourtlic talde.' fah.ed in the county for 1875 as fol consist of the townships ol Assyria. rA.UILl i GrROCERIKS, PROVISIONS, XOTIOJfS, MEDICINES Supervisor Stowell moved lhal |oU.„ Drain older No. 2, given on the; State tax npj»orlioned to this coun­ Burgher Ditch Fund fur the sum of ty, uy foe Auditor general, tinder the iiweujv dollars Dvq. 18, 1873,ui><l ac various acts ol lhe Legislature is as copied by the County Trcnsuer June follows tc-wil: 18. 1371; Drain Order No. 19. given on lhe county Dai io Fund for the New <!nlc Capitd. Act No. sum of eight and filly-live one- hmi 4, 1872 .............................$3,000 00 dredth dollars, March 13, 1875, and 1 University Ai<f, Act No. nccapted by die . County Treasurer 32, 1874... 472 W March 15, 1875, and twenty five and University, wbool of mlpeo. act No. 205. 1S7’> 157 50 eighty one hundredths dollars of the Asvlntn for Inrano. 1'onliae, Hcconut ol George "M. Dewey, for not No. 12Q, 1873.. l.«M>0«> priplirig for Drain Commissioner be InsHtuiIcn fur U D i»nd B, act No. 07, 1H75------ 813 75 paid oiit pl’ tho General Coutingem Slate Public School, act 'Fund.of the cuuuly. No. 7t>, 1875 742 74 ■ Mohoii prevailed. 8 all House of Cu.Toction. Acixitiol.No. ^Dbeingtlic account act No. 96, 1875 1,12500 pf James Clarke for Justice Fees, aamoun t mg.to 322 was lakes tip, and County Tux as follow^ ; ^ituefvisor'Einqrv moved that, it ,bc Allowed at th.c ninoimt claimed. l-.nr l-un-l ......................... $:i,525 OlW ’ Morion dpil n»t( ‘prevail. 1,00060 On niffltW Supervisttf Emory Iumiiu Asylum,.......... . tkusc of Correctiou^,... 250 00 the Supervisor pt the - Township of SaUrivi* nt county officers 4,050 tX) Castkton was authorised and direct, Hou rd of Co. canvassers... 100 00 ed to l«»y • tax not to exceed S3 on Suparriaurs rot urn .of births and destha..fOOOO ihtN.E. 1-4 ufS. E. J 4 of section Baltimore, C irlion. Cmlctun, lias-' tings, Juliustown, Maple Grove, Woodland and the city of linMings, j! and he known as dtslr ct No. I, and , that the western disiriet consul of the townships of Barry, Hope, Irving, Orangeville, Prairieville, Rutland, Thornapple and Yankee Springs, and be known as district No. 2. Accord­ ing to Ibis division district Ny. I will have a, population of twelve thousand ----------four hundred and nineteen [12,419,] and district No 2 will have o paph'alion of nine thousand six hundred and thirty-two (9,63 !.) and that the Clerk file a certificate of such division in the ulfi.e of the county Clerk and in tho office of the secretary o* the slate as required by law. Supervisor Walker moved to amend life motion of supervisor Bai­ ley by detaching the township of | Carlton from the said district No. I , tind attached it to said district Nu, 2 which amendment prevailed by yeas nod nays as follows : Yeas—Supervisors Armour, Ben­ ham, Carpenter, Dewey. Emory, 1$, of said township, omitted from c». sheriff and deputies Houghtaltn, Hoyt, Perkins, Sidnam, the Rsscsmcnt roll of said township for 4 leroia oC Court....... 2,u0Q00 and Walker, 10. for the year 181a Board of Buporrisora, June. Nays—Supervisors Ainsworth Oct. and Dec. mssuqm 1,000 00 On modem of supervisor Hoyt Bailey, Brown, Cole, Nichols, Stowel Board adjourned to seven o,clock this Fence around court boDio Wolf and Chairman, 8 5.0000 vvoniag. --------- $18 011 w The original motion as amended Wm. H. Powers, Clerk: Other contingent expenao.5,58tkou was adopted by yeas and nays as follows: Totul amount of Slate and Coanly Tax $26,429 49 Yeas—Supervisors Armour, Ben­ Board ednvened pussuanl to ad­ ham. Cai f^nter. Dewey, Emory. journment... Rollcaiied. supervi W« find that.five and 68-100 milk on the Honghtaiin, Hoyt, Porkins, Sidnam dollar on tho ag<rvpUe valueatlou of the and Walker, 10. sois all present. The comnhI lee on county buildings taxable prajM-tly uf ibe county, aarquatired . Nays—Supervisors Ainsworth, by tho Boxed of Supervbere, will Rive «h4 through thHtr Cbninnan, supervisor amount repaired, to wit: $20,420 49. We Bailey, Brown) Cole, Nichols, Stowel Ilrown, mode a verbal report ai foll­ iberefurn to'OrnuiRiid ' that tho num of Ove Wolf and chairman, 8 ow* and 68-KM) mill# on the. dollar bc a*»e«s«! Supervisor Sidnam moved that the . That lhe oommiUee are tumble to «•« lho aggregate valuation of the real aud Board adjoun until eight o'clock to­ Hsocrtaio the priee fur which a wire pcreotiMi vatate of the county uf Barry, aa morrow morning. equaliu-d by eaid Board of ^nperviwre at or iron fence ean he built around the preaeat MMtoii Motion prevailed by yeas and nays AU of wbkb a re­ Coart Hon>c square in time to rejKirt spectfully submit td, as fi 1 ows • . alproiwnt aession, but would recoup Yeas—Supervisors Bailey, Ben­ inend the. building of an iron fence ham, Brown, Cole. Emory, Perkins, MMiBd Cwun Hosse mjuare, and Sidnam. StowciL Walker and Wolf, I but ike Board .<t this session make 8. ire appropriation iif »l,(M)O for that On motion of supervisor Stowell, Nays—Supervisors Z.L1 :L, Ainsworth, purpose. That the Chairman of thw the report was accepted and adopted. Armour, Caroeuter, Dewey, AV ILirink — HoughBreud be *}«puinteri» committee to Ou metieMKd report was referred talin, Hoyt, Nichols and chairman, 6. Av oecr.aporod with iaoce bolder? and to the comm Klee on apposuaument n M. H. 1OWEBS, Clerk. asocuar.i what at ’price nu iron fence of taxes, ~ . cm be broilt arotiad Cuun Hou»e The committee on np[>ortionnicnt of Wf.i>xssday Morvimg, 1 sqeure. anti report at abjouroed niect- Mutes MibaMilcd the following report: October JOth. 1875. JI rac W Wris Boar d Board convened pursuant to ad­ journment. Bull called. Supervis­ the report was exaaplad. i or! all present. Journal read and Supervisor Stdmtn'i moved to napproved. Board proceeded to busi­ th* Suu. £™t,. •Drain ttitl other Taxes menKMhe report Mpptefwiabug «5i><ti ness. iu«ts*d <«f ttuui) us lecvmmeadpd by Toribcyur 1875. *<mM rrapoetfuDy sub­ On molten of supervisor Stowell mit ike following u their rep.-rt thereon: Dr. Drake <J- Bro.'s Mtdicin'», Lynum Brown’t Itydranza, Pitts anil Gram I Metlirines, Indian Blood Syrup* Electric Health Restorer, And medicines for n»>>»« «f the Ith to which mortal tieeh is heir to. Business done on the npiarc and satisfaction guaranteed. ' At the old stand, No. 1. D. W. LINCOLN. CHAS. W. DE1AUY, JEWELERS OPTICIAN NASHVILLE. MICH, Clocks, Spectacles, <J*c. money refunded. CHAS. W. DKMAHAY ATKINSON & ROE, ARTISTIC PAINTERS! NASHVILLE. MICH. •• ANNOUNCEMENT! Mrs. E. C. PittUigei. _ Having just purchase t tha steak of 4kMt* owned by M8*ahb>na. wW conlimie the trade in j MILLIMKfiY & DRESS IAHKG Al .,«<*! (a hi Ml »*4 amiss G< T™-“? PUterwatf � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-10-22.pdf.pdf c9d94bc2e32b32b5f7aea0db587ed84d PDF Text Text HUWQfe, tory Oanrty, Miohigw, O BN O 8 ■** ’ Ktfttor and Hr Ihshrillr Metrs ®ljjNasW>ilIc?<fte ADVEBTISISO R*TM: NG A- g J Progression. No Retrograding.'’ ..... r ■ - ~.*:M«riraiW!* — ---^-7—----NASHVILLE, BAjl^y(^Jft|CH?,,jyiI>A-y,-OCTOBER 22, 1875 VOL. HI. if r 1 r n n z r< r. << o ■ ■ r11 xt iu if f hu< fault, to Bb ft’ foreigner, amt that lie ,.□» .bee©«llWM0 . ; SpriaglMd Il^mbKcan hassonm The Bo-iteii Comnurcial Stdletin tells inigiit come to a» m4 when ho altoac, Tho relic-Bvllara are ft fefttaro of Ntag-.iIn^L interesting information roqwctiDg a story of a rotinsf dry goods mardiant rind tlxal’a how it all Ctirtod. Atjd fai’jv’ am. . hi MdMfemtri'Hfo numerotw “ fa* Jftlw Chinese ahocmakcra at North of fB*t city, d'siihgutaheil for hi«i "de­ married now, and ha»<r fourteen chil­ portment," who ta said by the boys to dren, and every thing tliat the heart mn /WrtHto, tt’khHppfai rwiwn, a few Joan ago, eroab-d such liaw been equally di-rtfc guidicd when in wish. And Sally Ann ismorried to hot young man, and Amelia Matilda to- child on evaay earner and every trail. «wide Miration. Of the two hundred “thetafe” for seBhig apparently nn। I ehook, them all off except a ane-ayed । hands at present employed by Mr. ssloblo gomls, U|>mi which the mlcnmcn hcn>, but they ain’t neither of ’em a,i_ i- man irffli A hcrt-Oii hfc fi<>!c. ’He made Sampson nioety*tlume aro yOtnig China- of the Lotuai hml cxlmtwb d their efforts. happy JW mo and Antony, if vre didn’t Imvo the fever and ague doUn.fo our up Iuh mind that I’-Nwrt.yUw mon, and bo is so well wilisfled witn the V is relabnl that al one time a large lot headed m« og'.Jrpn^^^.pont hdand rewrite of his wqierimeDt that lie conof alpacas hnug tiro Iwtdiy, and' could pbce. ttonns io engage them. The acvenly- not l>o placed by afayboffy. At last “the laskcdforthebigarmcluur vhenl wont “ Ahy AiW^menaV 1 old man” took them in hand,'and,*wait to housckeepin’; and I sot store by it, I “No, Bir.*?11’"4 factory ail left wixm their throe years’»w ingthe arrival of the buyer of’a large can toll you. Sometimes I’ll look Rt it _ “ AorVUl^^nmmcnta T” up, some staying in Han Francisco, but retail honsc in one of the New England until I kindtr think old courtin' tlays,. J'^NuJ-fer.” most of them returning to Girina. In cities, blandly propos'd to- arU Mr. ain't gone, and Antony is inside at it.' “?Any toy fcnnoos?” twenty-eight “100011* tho sevroty-flve Trad ewell himself. Tnutawcll was com­ and ma makin’ ready to sit down. You' weed from thrir wagr-s $37,000,and 'at the plimented by this marked distinction, sec, I’m a romantic dispoaitioD, and al­ /rom flic b‘a(flc'iieJ<lof ’ 1 ■ md of throe yeera they had, in the hands and starte*! off briskly on his bill of ien! was. ’ ; - /! /. t’“■' of friends at homo, furwnrdAl by the goods. PiyupnUy tho bca^ of (lie house str." Iasa■ tnohtii, tuj average of $800 each, which laid bin hand carelessly on a plebe of al­ “Awvhaadwnrkt”____ ___ . xtlr. Warner, a respectable and!------is on independent fortune there. They paca, and Ktid: No, sir.” go home new wlwnever flltir time ta abiding citizen of rode ‘•‘•Mr. Trftih-wMl, we have got three Any Ijcnn-Hliooters for tho bMP 'oht,'nnrf more are hired to take their ar -fonr cases Of these fine sdpacrvf n home iu an express wtigon theother day, having n biml-flre >tHnguiXhcr Xlld the drvn !” phires, criming through the agency of small lot; Ho.iton trade have not taken “No, sir." Ynug, Chung, Wing A Co., of Son Fran- them yet; rather too flue, perhaps, for driver (or company. . “Any Indian pitas?’ " What’s flrni thing C. Ak wife diwxj. They nro more industriona thiui your city, but if yoa Avould like to mo“No, sir.” in contemptouA tones, a^ slie ojxumxI flic tho native workmen, bnt do not acquire nopplize th© line of goods, I Upnk wc “ Any canes ?" hall door. I V •' ? C. experience enongh to turn off as touch might place tho entire three to you at work. They arc. prid $2fl n month, and forty-two cents. Tlicro- nro Uiroo caaefi “Whut’is that! -Why fliiit’a-^a fireI worked past him on to Urn bridge-, it costa them iilxml to live. After of these good", E lwnrd, are there not-?" and while I was viewing the rapids' ho working bourn they ore allowed the free­ [to on’attendant youth.] » meant to have got ono-a year ag«y" . dom <d the town like other workmen, “ Jacob, yon nro always linking n fool came up and asked: Now, the boy hod witnciwtal' file old “ Any toiaiceo pouches !’•' but they are never complained of for of-younwlf," she continued, shut man’s solesninnsbip with opeu-mouthod “No, edr." any breach of orders or manners’, and in tlte door. “Every patentman admiration, and, when it came to placing “Any the aliop they nro quiet, peaceable and gets around you ns a cat lays for a tho hard old alpacas at forty-two cents, “ No, air/'; X ' linrmless. ’Their cliiof object in their mouse." ' winch luul failed to find a customer nt present life mx*mn to 1h> to send “Does, chf If yenr kuow a^tliing tliirty-flve acuta, ho eagerly responded: their wages nt nil you’d know that cvttyWaru and ho entreated, scratching the scar on his homo an much of “ Yes, sir, tlwc’s three cases herc'n as '■ possible, but they nro wry ufllec in Detroit has one o’ tli«»o. Thpy'vo nona. “Not a blamed cent’s worth, sir! I1 eager, os well, to learn the Eugiirh lAu- ten more up Binira." rawed lota o’* buildings, and -may save Trmlewull “ tumbled " to tho boy at ciudc hero to view the grandeur of Ni­ ghsge. In many emos this thirst for ours.” agara, to feel awed and puzzled, to drink knowledge overcomes their cupidity, once, and grinned quietly, wliite the old “ You throw it at the fire, don’t you ?” in all that’s solemn and mnguifloeni in and they hire teachers among the-young man, settling his "Stock and swallowing sho asked in mrortstic tones. an imaginary mouthful, said, blandly: Hii carried it np-sta'» ihto a closet: ~t ho great oataragt,-and if yon follow inc Indies of the village whoso house they “Very well, Edward, very well; but on to the falancf I’ll murder yon I" visit after their work is done. without replying, and she followed on another time you nc-ed not tell me things I wns walking down tho island whsn I and naked : Hint I do not wish to know. Mr. Terns, heard a hard breathing behind, and lo ! The method of conducting a moKt in­ “ Docs it ahoot 11 tire out t” will you take Mr. Trade well now T” famous business in Now York was re­ “ If you dori't kuow anytlringTll learn there was that one eyed man again. *• Want to buy any relicai” he. asked, cently ventilated in a lawsuit in one of you aomething ! It is full of cbemicalQ ; trHKTKrOJfKIt. the courts of that city. Mr. Anthony you strike on this knob on top and hIw’s Sum one haz sed that mankind gro Comstock, ono of the witnesses, who is weaker and wiser, bnt I am inklincd to all nAdy to epen tlds faucet'and play on “ Want to buy any Imttles from the Secretary of the Association for tho Sup­ .the fire." think tlmt they gro weaker and weaker. pression of Vice, testified that he made • The profeshional dandy Itaz allmost She grinnad as she walked around it, bnllet-fleld of Lundy's Lane !” •* No, air.” it u special duty to prosecute tho pub- entirely fied; I liavn’t seen more, tlinn and fiuaUy asked: lishcrs of immoral books whenever he three ov them in the hurt seven years, “Do you get a horse to dmw it and it makes could find them; but he encxnmtered around?" and they waz awjibull needy and liad “ No, I don’t get nr UOrti) ttrdrnw it great obstacles in the refusal of the offi­ hnnyoiH. around. You see these straps J Well, fling thing to brain a one-eyed man with cers of the law to assist him. During Tlw corrupt aro ollwnw> suspishus; he I I wk up, put my arms through them, a scar on his nose and throw his laxly the last three years twenty-three tons of who iz conscious ov ho evfl, suspekts over a qliff, and 1’iu sorry I did it. I immoral books, pictures, and articles luwl and here it is on my back." none. see now. Wub fr^y duty to have per­ been seized by him. But the most “ I see it is,” she sneered. * uuvjtreg iu tliat rowip^ ro$faftet,!for 41 <fa‘l Antony—« » hadn't been fie the arm coming off that peaky chair. What took it off, I don't know, but off it was any­ how ; and pa, who in a great baud'to mend tilings, lugged it away up garret to mend ite. When he got it mended, he had to hw*<- it until it act, of coura. ; apd that evtoiug the M Wto -only a commm cliX^od -tto jisfafa-basket ip the room. Antony sat on the peach-basket turned botfom upward, mid -I pat work­ ing the machine ; and we were talking, and wliispcring, and kissing, as folks tlmt liked each other ns wb did do, yon know, wlien all of a midden, crook, creak, went Ujo stairs. “ That's ma,”’ niyn L« "It4 “ It ianobody,” nays Antony, the usual false alarm." Creak went the staira again. “It is mn thia tim<!,",faynl. Anil just then I heard some oneJam-.­ bling in the dark for the baddie of the • nut im-e h« an ebrfee.; and th* «m*Uat .«*«•, HUH" MA'S MIKACLE. and indeed ha was a very nio© voting man, and it wasn’t his fault ho was Dutch; fliat all dame from being born in foreign parte, and might have hap­ pened to any ano ;‘ Ixit my luotlicr was door. Ilicre yas up time for Auitopy to get out df tiw whklrtw, iiiit ft sndilou no­ tion ncized me--an idk-a fart rncmod to. fall from the rtore. Thw slip-cover of the arm-chair hung over the machine ; and as Antony sat on tho pcneii-lAskct, I slipped jt Oyer his heful. He took Ui<: idea' in a'mfartb?; and flipped hi* hnndii into the right place, and there he was, iu a moment, a chintz-covered arm-cliair, and nothing else. Scared us I was, I couldn't help laughing when I raw ma titere looking Straight at it, oral never guessing it wo-'i anything lint what it American—American to the Inckbone, -aecmed. she’d ofteyi nay ; and alm had n way of “How industrious you bo tb-night, ; allowing foreigners their ^ptace, that Jane," said she. “ I’ve come up lo tell wasn’t ploraant to them ; and sometimes you that Dominie Saybrook’s son. is in ’ it provoked them, m» they’d up and give the parlor inquiring for you. You might her n piece of their hiind—a thing she. put tat yMl.-Avldte drea. mmI that set you couldn’t pufaip with, on she said, coming hod for Christmas, before you come of a decent family that had no fondgners down, I should think. Your hair in in it ^axxMy. Svimuh funny to me how your “ Sophia, my dear, we’ro»fl foreigners in one part of the world qr another," my nicer tlian it was nt tea." father would say. “ If wo was to go to Now I bated Dominie Saybrook’s son. Holland, Sophia, wo’d bo foreigners Tho peskiest critter I ever saw, and I there, you know." wouldn’t have bod him if he’d been mode But mother ahe’d not believe it “ It’s of gold i*11*! lined with diamonds. But I tluim would Im foreigner* all tlxj same,” knefr that it wasn’t possible fur mortal she’d say, “ wherever we were. ■ And man to stt as still M Antony wan sitting how you could like to think ol youxxelf much longer; and he was a little jealous as such, I do Doi know." And I couldn’t of Sam Saybrook, and if ho was to wig­ tell which was right, for I was not book- gle ever so little, ma’d see him certain 1 earned, but just a plain young woman sure. So I didn't moke any answer, that tried to do herbcat Only 1 knew but—“Yes, maright, away;’’ and I tliat we couldn’t help where wowcrolioni. went to the door in a Lurry, hoping she'll "Oh, mother," I used to say, “I do come after mo to my bedroom and give “ And can’t I run to any part of the declare to gracious; it’s real muon of you poor Antony a chance. house with itt" lie demanded, “flee to talk so of poor Ante«y 1 If he'd But what were my feelings when mn robbed a Ixuik yon ©ouldD't go on jest turns about and gone, past me, and And ho cantcred along tho hall, into worse!" But nil mother would my says she: the bedrixHDH and out, and wns turning “ I’ll j^st ait down in the arm-chair tho head of tli© stairs when his foot ** Oh, Jane ’ Jane! how cun ybn be and rest a bit, for them steep stairs oilers caught in’the eypet He throw up bis so .besotted with Ujo Dutch!” . takes my breath away.".-’ arms and sho grublxal at him, and both •* Ttan’t the Dutch, ma,” «ay" I- "It’s And down sho soL I heard tho peach rolled down stairs. Ho yelled and hLo • Antony nil by lumtolf." Ixmket go squash, and I beard Antony yelled. Bometimee ho was ahead, atfvT “ And tluU’s exactly the same thing,*’ cry ont, “Ach Himmel;" and there they tlwn she took the lead, and neither of ' Oh, it wns dreadful ’ Sally Ann had her young man. Ho wns a farmer. And Amelin Matilda had hot*. He wm a farmer, too. And I’m sure neither of them wax ax lice ns Antony Lichen. .-But inothm- paver Arid a word against dreadful mail, regularly hopping—they grew on the soil like' the cabbagca. Sally Ann might have her company a Sunday evening, and Amelia Matilda hern a Wednesday, but there wns no time for us. I hasn’t naturally *ly. I wouldn't have you think that of me fur worlds. Ihit your nteady comreiny fa yorrr r-tendy company, come whnt may, nud wu made up our minds wp’d hou each other wheth­ er folks likod it or not. TlaU whs the way it began. Whatbe^hnf ,-Oh, Iris coming sly into the sewing room on the Moond floor, where tho machine wns; getting first on tho fence nnd then on the ><!ied, and then in at the window. And I'd say to mother: “Mother, I’m going up to* sow." And she’d say, “Well, June, just as you like." And then 1’4 go up there; and when I’d pul my candle in tho window, in wwnliL come Antony; mid I'd work thn trrnille with my foot to drown our vohx*. mitted him to bore me to death. . A now devise to facilitate robberies nt railway deppt>;hte lately been success­ fully practiced on the public. Some iagenious peraoD, it appears, Las hit upon n way by which u trunk can l»e made to jtenl nnotlw-r trunk, and a portmanteau to^mnex to its fellowr-fa -the adventures them had paracd under, the “ string" when tho extinguisher, bumping and jamming, began to shoot off its charge i of chemicnbi. prising statement made by the witncMi ia that these books go “among the very best schools and seminaries in tho coun­ try." He had seized lists of the pupils at these seminaries in the Iiauds of publiahcre, which had been procured in thia -way: The dealer would send to each principal a circular stating that he was about to publish a directory of all boys aid girls ia schools in the United States, and offering to pay five ©cuts for every name oent him. How the lists of names tlius fraudulently obtained were usod can be imagined. It would bo well for teachers to bo on their guard against tliis detestable trick. aide ii to the cistern, and be drowned, : Dutch !’’ I what a dnsulful thing it would be. Or We had a dreadful time with mi that > arao if Im wasn’t drowned, <mr watch- j mght, and I did not know wbai to do ; Aug. Bora, might take it into his ta-ad InA I w-.dto n nbte to Antony that mom- of the eggs repeated every day, and the dose of oil at night; and on the fourth dav the cent was discharged. Heme fatal rasulta dftoo follow the swallowing . on • cono-miser. Acapemv of Design—A young Indy’s liKirding school. * Whkx a man has nothing else to tax, he taxes his resources. Ths man who teaches penmanship should’do what is wrifo. I The only man not. spoiled by IxJing lionized was the Prophet Donieh A pacfbk’b fop ought to make a good I: balloonist, for IrtJ is a heir o’naught । A ciocd temperance work—Itemoving I the bars nt the mouth of the MkrnsaippL What docs the grocer do with all his things before he sells them ? Give* them Why might car;*e nt its believe th«-re is no anoh thing as stone? Becans© they Brigham Youxo has been dubbed Brig. Gen. from liaving twen calleil “ Briggy, dear," so often by his numer­ ous wives. 1 ! “ Hexrv, why don’t you keep a sup­ ply of cloves in your pocket?" said a young lady to her escort at th© .operahouHc recently; "you wouldn’t then liave to run ont after every act, and I don’t see why yon are bo awful fond of cloves snyliow!" *‘11 ' 8u\ng is Iwith Strong and weak. Ita .--trengtli consists in the ability to express in it, sharp and nervous raxl fail, the iitea intended to be conveyed. Ita weak­ ness is in the fact that it is the language of the unrefined, tho uneducated, tho Wiza men kan sumtimes play *ho low.—Philadelphia Nurth American. phool suckcosKfully, but phools never A very sedate yung man and a frolik-. sum old one aro unhtdthy extremes. A lawyer iz just oz respektabcl az a shumaker, protided he iz just uz honorlOtHrlON WUH.K HZtmfiKG. A subscriber nsks if there is a mechan­ abcl. ical contrivance to keen one from turn­ Tho man who kaut mid dignity to a ing from’ flio side to the back while profeehtui or employment, Dcedu’t cxsleeping. He states that he is subject pekt that either ov tlieiu will add onny, ’ to nightmare, nud can report© in }M.-ao© dignity to him. ncss iu a case before one of the Justices lately, and when the oath was adminis­ tered he raised both hands and said: “I Khali spoke nodding what ain’t drew if ever I hope to dis so quick ana minute!” Ho was so earnest and solemn that the lawyers let him alone. As Engliflliman was boasting to a Yon­ kee that they had n book fo British A certain* degree ov konfidrnce iz ncc- I| Muaenm !^"ni which was once owned by only when Ijung on Ids right side ; when _“0h, that ain’t nothin’," rehe lies flat on his lock his stomach <tury to the suckcess ov cr.ny under- i I torted th© Yankee; “in tho museum in preiuws on some of the main arteries, taking; too mutch modesty iz oUrnost az r1 Bostiug tbey’ve got the lead-pciicil that causing a stoppage of tho circulation of b:id az too mutch impudence. 1 tin! blood, and consoqnently Bubjccting • Noah used to check off tho animals that A Inv fit and a mml fit are tlic two | went into the ark.” ' : him to dreams tliat he ia in terrible dan­ pnsbionn that make us guilty ov the most; ger. We haVa Dever Jtieard of such a I A WAhHKKWOMAN kiKK’ka at the door laffsbfc follys.—JNIIing*. I of ono of the rooms in South. A wcllcontrivaDco that con l>c purchased ; bnt r.jrrjrw that movkk thi: j known 15 man b quietlykoopin^achair we would suggest to our oorrosj’oiidcnt ir«> rtr.n. . , .1. __ t. __ that he would malic up one for himself, down, and the following dialogue taken with a little ingcnmty, by wrapping up It ia Doi the polished orator who place: Fomalo—“Do _you want any a small block of wooj or other hard sute tiliaptw public opinion^ but the quiet edi- wartiiug done!" 75 (with dignity)—“ I tor, whom words go out to tho public nnx n tutor, madam." Female—“Oh! stance—about the size of a half brick— in a cloth, to bo tied around the waist ear wifltfmt parade or curemony. The. of tx>urae, Uiep, you won’t havo any ' " arid seenred at the back. This will not orator may please the car and tickle the done."—Yah: Jiccord. b»l .he editor a.« more : bn Ktinterfere with his lying on his side, and should he roll over on life’back, it may household a fund of knowledge. The f • . . , ... -;r< *• it itk rwil, iu thia, and please call again. Tint the English people understand the importance of Imilding freight cam no heavier thannk*olnteJy necessary bet­ “ Tell you I saw it, it," ’ rays ma. Dr. Gibbs, ono pt Uio editors of articles of the same Ixilk but lees value ter than wo, is proved' by the ol’seri'nstriped ehinte cover. Oh, yea, and n “,J3jdn’X I, Jane? Ell-" Didn’t I 'sit in it, : JIaJ.ru -Journal --------------of w Health, ----- , who is him* put in. This sort of jugglery does not tii'ivt of Mr.' A. W. Humphreys, ol New „ tumldcd ovre." .nJ, aelfan -----c<hicat«d J Tk . phyriciita . gjjfgeojj, _______ .................... .......... poich-brakct wo need for our work. niufiit tiwate Dutch, and ______ York, a practical man whose observations look like the bnaiucw of __ tho ingenious Two pevply uovhI. Juk-d it Up, but - r/T did sec it” nays’T, “ and It did go ' wldhion a railroad train the other day, ipa) think* Um Crunk, w fftflt. mMnft open sm irou-jnnking and railroading in En­ over." j | consulted But there goes on ft gnod deal consulted by by one one of of the the employes ciuployt* da»a rGbta^y _____ ______ __ __________ gland ore reported by the New York I’ll two for! train in Relation to hi« little boy, who ofpilfering which whk4. must UdvuZ baaven. Aiitoqy was very povtksd. If bo done by a tan Tribune. Mr. Humphreys noticed tliat mother only could -have overkxjojfl his !16ul that morning swallowed a cent. | iftcbmpliftfitHl elms 6f offenders. tlw c-ra bringing ore and, coke to the betsg Dutch, I'm certain sure nl.c’d have ; And up stairs he mn, and all of us ’ “ Wliat liave you done for him 1” asked ; -----------------------------------iron fnrnaoea in England were marked raid bo too. ! idler him; but Antony wragone, and______ ____ 13-.000 pounds, and in some came as low WcB, it san delightfal I never Ttra , the red cover hung over the sewing-ma- cantor-oil," wns the ATirmcr"Jiving jhst outof “Vicksburg ra 12,000 pounds—or nix tons. This was hamwer. ...... j-... _______ , . _ „u happier. Eve-rv Every time ite* th- »la.ira stairs creaked r_______ was reading in an agricultural paper the j w» tbonghl it was ma, who is a very home give him the whites of three raw other day an article headed “ Be Kind ! “ There’s no chair th^re,” Bsya pa. |_____ floaty lady. Ami 1 used to think that “Thea," says poor ma, “I’ve seen; eggs daily ;. no let hss diet »«• be hnud bread and to Your Cow.” He went went —* ‘------- ;n_J if AntoDy should jump out at the wi» -ate gtartl, or ulae' Satan took the form j nrilk, aral dew in a Durrv. and iret down ilia wroiu.- at an arm-choir, for I aweor it swore ! »» , the whites | Rd down be whispered; The room was a little one, and all it held wv tho machine nud one cam* Abb not curtain lectures a species of tay preaching ? Most friendships liav proved failures, ; iK-knuze the effort generally iz to hide ' the failings ov Ute friend from hinieelf iu well az from the world, and Utis iz not Ute true oftfce ov friendship. Itepcntanoe iz the highest price wo kan pay for ennytbing. A lost karakter kan be restored, but it takes a grate deal ov virtew and time to .> Ahiokaitixu affair—Catching a young goat asleep. ' . but of-SiftUad the Sailor v'** are told how th^ merchants got at the precious stpncs in tho valley of tho diam«ndn. The merclianta threw down pieces of meat, which fell on and alisorbed tho diamonds ; the eagles swooped on tho piBCM of meat “ You old------- !" she started to say, and flew with them to the upper air ; the when a stream from the Iioho struck her merciumW.'Mlul the eagles with arrows between Um eyes, and she didn’t finish. and thu»^ght, M the meat, the eaglcH, fio, wo rend, tho plun­ “What in—tru-c-h /" -roared Mr. tuid the derers at the railway depots lay a trunk Warner, fts ho got a dos© in the car. They brought up in a heap at the bot­ artfully contrived on a smaller trunk; tom of tho stairs, the stream playing into the latter clings to tho former, and tlie the parlor, against the ball door, mid np- owner of tho larger corries botli away. I The decoy trunk is said to be fitted with Htaira by turns, and sho guHjxxl: “I'll have yon sent to a fool asylum I" a false bottom, which goes up when it ta Matilda and hvrg.. “Wbo’u a fool I” ho roared, dancing laid on a smaller trunk, and with inoclum*' Oh, what is the matter!” says one, around with his eyes full of chemicaln. । ism inside which does for tho innoeaii and “ob, wind ia tho matter f” mys “ I’m faiuting !" she squeaked. |। trunk wl»at Polonius recommended to tether. “And I’ve broken my bock!" he Laertes to do for his friend, and grap­ I held my tongue, for I saw mn louln't shouted, ples it to ita heart with hooks of atcel. ' ■ found out Antony yet. , It w.u! a rad house whon those two bi fact, the decoy trunk—we <Jo not , “Ob! oh! oh!" says ma. “Oh! highly respectable old people got aoTtetr " oh! oh I- You won't believe me, I they could use thdrj^yra and di#u*^ to perform an office like tliat of certain *fljwfra»l wllidlt .‘HhdMJnfy ’ at the, matters calmly, jrfu’ she donbk-4 np-b1 down in tl.c arm-cliair in tho Bcwingher flirt and hoarsely srid : 1pressure of a fly or other insect, within room—the chintz arm-chair, you know— m and inyirisou it there. It; “Talc tliat inv«'trtig.it'»r, or distin- j and it tn^ore Dutch nt me, and tumbled gnislier, ________or _____ ____ ___ _____ , JHHHI well 2 ihe'irigeppily pt detect­ whatever you call it, back [ ’fo’d* . dam. It’s a thintak*, I know. It’s a. down l.>» I, «u<l fc-11__________________ von j S»« k<T> ’>•■> U1'’ in sign and a token, and I'll be gone be­ nro a lunatic!” ' ’ ’ ’ fore a year is jiaseed. I’m skeered to And ho asid : ” dentil I 1’bi Bkocrcd to death !" ' “ Dammit! I know wow than nil creapiug 10 fast and .liavo ixxxime such “Nonseuse, Sophy,” toys pa. your family put togelhcrV—Detroit an civil of late. Il ui cer&in, howewr, “ There ain’t no arm-chair in th© sew­ Frrc Ptcm. . ■ T ;.;.. , ibat ing room. It’s up in the garret a mendphnh nfl the.w robiieHeftl' unALr.onixG .< ckxt. ng-” *. ", vnlnnb!^ articles Imvo.lxwn taken out and were flat on the floor, ma atop and An­ tony’s head smothered up in tho cover. I'gavc up ail forte*. oihI just stood and sliruck, when nil of n sudden up jumped mn and rushed ont of the roorii with her Iiauds over her eyes—I after her: “Oh, ma I mn !” says L . “OIj, Jane! Jane!" nnys she. "I never expected I should see n miracle. It’s nsign of death," aaya ahe; “ I know I slurn’t live a yeWi” We’d got into the dining room now, and there wns pa and the help, and sister Sally Ann and hflr l»ean, and Amelin Coxaeubs ol Farmacy—Agricultural insti fates. stand uroinul—good Greeted—— " ten tons of freight. Our car*, therefore, little—there, you intelligent ami kind- i a jjjan the English and hwted oM tawy." About fam minutes nuTV -^-^4 of mv. after that his wife heard him yidiing and u, it hl a diffc-r^rt jJLou. uiinu-u uw„ I, th. P^UL- ; ««•**• -”2"^ L. ..f ibousbu, -idcl. .PP.I4U tl» lp»liti«. or Ind .«! luori. Ola.*, to ter TU ^duof iteorrw 4ror rma.th.li!-, ' „,i „„ li-t. white ite w»,.ta rf Uu- edi.। -te.k °L-v T41*'1' •«“ ,"“7 £Ttt tor drop tron itepte-, «!, lite eofacl I ! hr wtel ttep uro worthy; >1 1 <l >“ pure gold in the truths conveyed, they ! «“ ,^U “>» J"11™ “> 'h“ 1’“c 1 “ ^rcc ^rrw' para current everywhere. For good or j cvH, flie editor wields a powerful influene6. Ho can exalt or ih%aae a com­ munity. He can advance public virtue, or cQcouragu public corruption. How Ou> Commodore Vanderbilt will. chuckle whpa be reads the dedicatory turn of Vanderbilt University. “Cor tadira hrt turned up, this time in LamDelias, thy prayer m answered,” ta bo touching, no tender, bo sublime. This miracle, after ‘ children. The tmentiftl pointe to t* .- and ifal Iw^shqr-knife, ami the flbot-guu . A Madh.cs (India) l»per state* that a is a cbm in which prayer baa bees: anMie’d’ forgive us. And I borne in mind are simply thrtteT^W-FBWwuced MHhia old heDionshal I drove of “rogtM elephants" recently swt-red before it ta offered. Vanderbilt Dever hapfiens, and what yon don’t, ’ Antony did talk bsautifnl, I am sure ; ■ bumen, or the whites of eggs, a bland ! ever live to kick me in the jawsagin!"— I waylaid a British mail train and tore ■ diet free from aedds, nud carter oil. ' rtcJulnir^ Hera>d. | open the letter bagn. for g <h and men.—Chicago Tribune, the young ladies of the present to !»old him, am! pa Lad a gun, am! of; mg, and he acted like a man. He same erf A copper©sot; the judicious troaiuM-n^ whiojiing, and as she advised in thia instance -shonlfl b« xf" An— h- _ .. j.more than tliev need to. - - - - - �— r— of CbariM | hi* heart h, ; rxo..; ludauma and , thriMXWIth it. lire m^iy rie -t*1® Ot^Cr "’' .Mow I wviiiv swim 18 mile* in a.I «be rottn was tnurdered.- i-dlar^W bead right here, my fove, tbe pay oar on the Grand Rapid-i and and if she raina, and hails, and than■rtw, H« nr,^ M PDTATDF.M, HAS JUST RECEIVED HIS n*gli’ Kt lOdtO-lbe engine stcnci' ■ i KUKai "■ -Ar« •« riie TTcT ”"nnW’ WWI* ,?a‘: th* body of a man lying across the1 jtwaltaffly toqiilml “S.feM.oow moMt Ct th* tlfed lo *«{ an end to jtradi ... A. WUn, <• . . «lj . ”.<! Mh brio* will >8 I.« thick, nr, him. ~ Ho r«.ul<J Luiriog. nomo unknown. Konli1'’”’ J",“ *"”• •h“l i , . . . . . ’ your pearly eves, and feel as coehtnipray suspected.------------A ihreshing e(j ir you tho lop of the BWhwW u lb* , rnacluoe accident occurred at Niles, j paatur’ fence, waitin' for a tin peddler : Oct. 18„by the expkrsion of Ute Boi-1 to arrnve .ia sight!” She ' ‘ “ “pillared, ” ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE ilor.’ Ennk Halhwn, aged 17, •nd1*' ”' — —*“** “ and everybody remarked that he Anthony, a life convict, in the Stale . lopked like a hero. • David Landon, aged twenty-one were prikriu WM kdibJ on tlw I4^h, by a killed. Tho former wa* streck ht the door falling upon him and driving a LATH, breast and the latter had his head on• book into his head.———A scriou* bar. The principal Meet engraving. "MmhSHINGLES, tirely blown off. Nathaniel Wilson's ma'H Mower GM," ir very UauilfaL Be. affray oocurre J on Ide tug A. W. WATER LIME, thigh was crushed badly, and he was Wright, near Burt’s mill, East Sagin• SALT, scalded so that he cannot live. His aw, about 7 o'clock Thursday morn­ HAIR, son was also badly scalded and will, ing. Capt, De Laud, *>f the tug. had STUCCO, leae hi* eyes, perhaps bis life. Rile some difficulty with a boat hand nam­ CORN, JUTUB, OATS, Clover Seed. &c., ed. McDonald, and told him to get hshore as soon as tho boat touched the dock al East Saginaw. McDon­ ald beeama very wroth, and sharpen­ ing a huge pocket-knife, made an at­ tack on the captain, who was in the wheebhonvn, slabbing him in three places, leaving him in a condition.---------- -In the precarious Genesee Hath way’* hand was crushed badly scalded. $ torn to piece* and the barn detaolish- Bxbnlllo. Bal, la addition U Ibla, tin, Proprietors. New style Prints for 8 cents. New Corsets for only 50 cents. New Shawls, Scarfs and Comforters, New Flannels and Ladies Cloths. New Skirts and underclothing. . New Hats and Caps, Gloves and Mittens. New Boots and Shoes. New Crockery and Glassware. New Trunks, Valises and Horse blankets. kept ch lined. shooting himself. Being prevented ths prices arc even lower. Specimens of from doing *o by the neighbors, he the magexinc are sent, gratis, if wriUea for. Address CHAS. J. PETERSON, 306 Ch«t. rats in ono trap last Friday night, and ran back into his house, bolted the mu Street, Philadelphia,'Pa. siiah luck as that ought, to hurry down door, nod cut his throat with a razor. is A FACT WORTH KNOWING. He i« still living but will probably die * . AINSWORTH a BROOKS. ed..... ,. ' -Allen A Angell and Eliza­ beth Hunt,-of Williamstown, were al Gift, with aauparb Meal engraving [largo married at Jacksob last week, having •ixad for framing) of Trumbali’s groat pic­ signed a written contract of matri­ ture, "The Signing of th. Declaration of Independence.'* These are very extraerdinmony which conclueds thus: “If the gry inducements will make this magaxiue union and harmony that now exists Tor J876 more desirable lhaa ever. Ye* the between us should exist through oar --------------- A Detroit butcher ennght 32 the price of bolognas.----------- Thursday s and County poor house ia a boy aged 19 When natural live*, then this contract is to lari a year, postage prepaid by the publishet The prices to clubs an astoaisbingiy unt^tahned he makes for the woods remain in force: otherwise to be null low. (postage also prepaid,)vix.: Three and climbs the trees, acting always and void.----------- Last Saturday after­ copies for >4.80. with a superb Mexxoiint, noon John Crispell, a farmer of Otta ­ precisely like a bear. He devours (21 inches by 26) 'Kihristinas Morning," anything that is given him, even to wa Station, started for .the woods soap, and is excessively I nd of to- with a gun with the vowed intention pervoo getting up tb« club. For large clubs The boy ffi Several horses wcro years who is said to be wiki. ‘laeco. LARGE STOCK OF FALL cause, family troubhs. was a bad day jit Kalamazoo. Reported Twelve persons were arrested and ----------Adram Kirkland was arrested jailed,' charged with crime.----------- A nt Greenville, Oct.’ )6lh, charged If no, go to your Druggist and ret a bottle of BoacMEa’ff Gekman 8r*cp. Thia medijRisrcable brute named Charles, liv-1i with assault with intent to abuse and cinu haa U'.tly bean introduced, from Geviog n^ar Maple Rapids, became an carnally know Henrietta L. Wood gry at his fourteen years old son while man, a girl nine years of nge,- Jackxon & saraar R. R, LN AND THE SOUTH. Tm- Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. If the mosquito who left our nose us of lu wonderful cure* among tbdr cu*tomerx. Jf you wish to try ita superior vir­ week, he threw a fitchfork at the in such a huirv that he forgot his tue, get k sample bottle for 10 cento. Large bill, will call* hccanh ave it, and no boy, which struck in the small of his questions asked. they .were hauling hay one day last Jasen Welch, of Iowa, got mod conduct of R. J. Jackson, of Spring and stopped Ins newspaper, and then field, and Mrs. E. Sherman of Deca­ because the wilhdrawe.1 ol hi* patron­ >1.25. . tur, is not entirely above suspicion.. age didn’t kill the paper he went and Wheat, old white, per bu 1.15, New white, extra, They went tn company to the Dyck- ! killed himself, Na, 1. 1,10. 3.08. man House, Paw Paw, remained a ' I Chinese women, fair to medium, Na. 2, Data, , “ “-----few days, occupying adjoining rooms, are quoted in the San Francisco mar- Potaion, -• “,w.. 25 go .1.00(^1.25 and then departed in each others’so- ketat SB to $8.50. /Young mao b „ dely, luring •« uoprid bill of SIS. Sm Francisco .nd buy a che.p wife. " Turnips, ................ 25 A young lady by the name of Nellie ' * ...-*.'.or? c.iki Clover seed. « A Kentucky editor tell* another Timothy seed," ----------- 4.05 “ .. McGee, aged 18, was recently oat .,1,0001.25 •* •*. that if his head were as red as his Guiotn*. raged and eruell) deserted in a house | -0,60 nose ho would remind one of a bow Corn, p*r 70 lbs. ----------- 2,25 -*»( ill fame by a steamboat captain of legged carrot surmounted by a cock­ Barky per100 Iba.... 0»l8 Egg?, par' doxen the name of Lentz.---------- George ade. “ -, Bnlter, per lb..„..~. Dried Apples, Frink, an B year old Detroit hero, “Ths first step toward wealth,” Lard,... —“ saved the life of Mrs. Ringnet's two says an exchange, “is the choice of a Dreaaed Bore •• year old infant, by snatching it from iu good wife." And the first step toward Woola.-----------------MeserJM t&--------- ... front of an express train, a few days securing a wife is'the posession of Hay* Tongood wealthago.----------- 'Hie residence of Chas. E. The Marshall, [Ga,] Messenger T OOK EL IS HE I Rosecrans, one mile east of Marshal, ‘ies: “For the uuiua Lord’s mi&c, sake, HIOOU, friend, AJ cries. Lwt luo was entered at three o’clock Thurs­ don't keep telling an editor how to day morning by two robbers, who run his paper! Let the poor devil awoke Supervisor Drinkwater, of find it out himself.'' The afflicted editors of Fort Wayne He Ind., have induced a judge to declare delivered up his money, $50. and insane and commit to the lunatic asyImn a man with an ungovernable penchant for writing poetry. . exploded and sunk Tuesday morning, The three wonders of the world at while ont in the bay. near Alpena. present aro : How fluff accumulates CapL Miller, who owned the tog, and in the vest pccketo, where the pins the cook, wore killed and the firemm ;go to, and why a man comes out of a seriously injured.*——The custom saloon lie looks que way and goes Uonao and postoffico at Port Huron the other. WxUriuo Anr»U 1M4 B.U Nashville, Sept. 15, 1875, GROCERY The Beckwith Heater. Connections > ?2yrM*st«Sr«-K: l- With luUc Store * Mkhlcxn STORE A Pori Wayne iu. D.-cvmber 10. 1*74. IS KEPT BY ANNOUNCEMENT! Lee Bro’s, Mrs. E. CJ. Eitting-er Having just parohMod the stock of Goods formerly owned by M- E- Stebbins, will D.W. LINCOLN. Clarendon, and presenting revolvers demanded his money or his life. 0. A. TRUMAN MILLIHERY & DRESS IADHG i iP. Durham'* grocery stock, and will always ikeep a choice stock of store. Bavisg just relurnsd with i full mMrtnttltf GrBOCWES, PROVISIONS, ( PROSPECTUS FOR 1876. AJVD NOTIONS, THE EVENING NEWS, will be* roofed in this fall. It will be There is still a live law in Massa- . which fines a young man five J the finest in the State, being larger chusetU 1 dollars if he walks out with bis girl than* the Detroit building.----------- Gao after sundown. Those old law-mak- ,Dr. Drake <$' Bro.’s Medicines, Wheefer.aged 16. had his arm caught ers didn't know beans about the best Lyman Brawn’s Hydranza, in a drying cylin d'er at the paper mill time to talk love and eat iqc-cream Pills and Grave I Medicines, at Tecumseh, last week, and before and buy peanuts. Luiian Blood Syrup, help arrived; hi* arm was completely She used to keep bits of broken .Electric Health Restorer, cooked to the elbow.—■— ■■ John E. china and eroekery piled up in & con­ Cooper a prominent farmer of Law­ venient corner of the closet, and when ‘ \ asked her reason for preserving such 1 ton, was found dead in his bed Satur-! Business done on the square and domestic lumber, she shot a lurid I wovid renpeclfully Inform my frknda day morning. Cause of his death that I am • g’auee at her husband, and merely « itisfactton guaranteed. unknown.--------- -The stave factory at, remarked “He knows what them's Portland belonging to Mr. Bereen for.’’ was burned Thursday afternoon to­ She was an athletic and deeply DETROIT, MICH FAMILY MEDICINES The Evkxiko Nawa, now in its third year, Greeting Again in the Trade gether with nearly all the stock piled religious woman, and “Here I raise in the yard- The origin of the fire is my Ebenexer," she always sang soft­ unknown. The loss ia *10,000, with ly, os she lifted hex husband, Ebencz-er J.^hmwn, off tha sloop, with an an insurance of only >1,500 on the application of her fool to his coat building.———James Shields who tails, when ho came home slightly in* shot John Riley in a satuon brawl, at ebrialed. D. W. LINCOLN. CB4& W. DERAKAY JEWELER § OPTICIAN we*ks <g«. has Bcuswse we happen to take our bees acquired of the charge of shoot­ shot gun-and atari out lor a Saturday Riley swore afternooufo gunning, it m no reason hupodent persons that Shields was jaslififld in shootins’ why halt a alumld inquire if we were on a tour him. ■■■ Monday, Morris Murphy. for eolfee tag subscription money. a drayman ol Detroit, foil dead from The times are hard, atnf ammunition I costs too much money to be wasted I streets of that city------------ Wni Sharp, <>a delinquent suhsenberb jh*t t»ow.| -—MiLrgurtle Mining Journal. a farmer of Byrun. Livingston Co. Grand Rapids, two NASHVILLE, MICH. ing with intent to kilL and. * robbel.— drunken husband home, and. as rhe J pulled him along lh« street, her words . and action* were so tender that a chixen halted arid. said : *W«dl oil Business Relations They are the only tove mounted with gen­ uine boiler iron. They fire longer than others They admit the largest chunks of wood. 1876.) of over IC,f*OOropi««. OfUtweabot S.OOO.Srs taken .a the nu«rior towns u villages «f Mieeigan, aa far w«M •» Nil. foot bold. Tn* Evxsi.v iticn. ^fating. SOLD ONLY BY dial of nirangen. 9 Especial Attention b iaviied to »y wock of Where yon will find a full Block of Clocks, Spectacles, $c. iMrcti, Mich. AND ------------ A utd. Can wJl CgA». W, tliailir BOOTS AND SHOES, j I WRICH 18 KOT BXCBU.E0 IS TOSS. D--------- AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! •hall Oive Me a. Call. home, bM wait hd h» drops into aha i ball—be around then are acknowledged to be the best heating stove AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASE Wefet Side of Main street, Nrwhviile, Mich. L. J. WHEELER o. C. WOLCOTT, —m �12i 24 TIRED GF LIFE. C5DJSTT. tflok..- 00.IBk. Mr. Oma Bwm. F/nuk P. Green, ay&d 23 year*. "Wm A.. A.ylsworth Conueriy employed in Chuk’* vtoro In thia villflfe, twmnjiitod «uloidft at the Follett Hauae in Ihi commenced buainea* again in hi* TVew 13riots Store. And is bound lo sell for .ca»h at the above margin. VenuoaiviUe ta»t At th* Advent Ohnreh in Assyria. Ooi Usb, Monday evening; 'Hitt parents live »>y Rider Huib-r. Mr. Frank Wileog. ana Miu Olir* flail, both ot^li^Tue, Eaton In Chwtiuile, T, 1). Green, a promiu two ctnent busiiiftasi man of that place, being Tbe funeral *crvlcee wiU be held In Naahvni*. Oct. 20th. by Rev. E. L. Kel—tt C. Woleau'ha* laM a new wide side­ this foreuoan pt th* henae. hta faihet. He wan in the employ of walk In fount of hi* agri«»ltur»l ahuds. Credit atotoa will aooornmodato you at tinea limos' 12 1-2 pe/ cent. • Really Janie Mikesell, for many yean, hut foam <he*«bit ia a mailer of itnjiortanoe to you pnroliaaer* whether you. pay me the —Rev. 1. N. CrtUaotau of Sheridan U Nbws, two owinj to hi* dissipated habit* hud above per cent, m the credit store* from 85 to 50 per cent for waiting from Fin* Writing Papers at Boiat Bno*, been dttohalgetL Ho came lo this 30 to 805 day* on you. Th erfore bear in mind that the price* cyiour stock large and appreciative sa-lisuo*. Tb* ope village.aome three months ago, and art the lowest and baeed ou cash mJm. I ehall make a a specmity of entitled “Going after th* Cost” we should regained with Mr. Clarke until he NO CREDIT GIVEN. DO NOT ASK IT. but space forbid*. —Geo. O. Dean had several sheep kill ed in Maple Grove, one night last week. Defer* long re . ahull sold out, ainoe when he has 'aiopped with his brother-in-law, Demary, Last Munday adernoon he CmiHIRG IND DENTS FURRISHING GOODS I Chas. W. A LITTLE MOKE OIDEK. left the village with the intention of In.both itylo* and quality, at the srpme lime charging you the 12 1-2 per peddling -“t'alvanmiog*' for silverware Barrysille, on Tu»*.d«y» and Thursday/ of cent only on them. My Fair and Winter Stock of ■aeh week. * “Ho walked to Vermontville, ate sup­ tWrtoen barrels of Northern Spy* from one [500] Fatitxn D. Boclbs. to Vermontville, got light and in goingh<*>o per al (he Follett House, and about _ t. Th* best Be«f half-paar eight, called for a glass of Steak at Roe & Clever’s, al only 10 o«nts Is complete at away down price*. An examination of Goode and Price* i* solicited. . her finger in the ooge of a'olotlstw Wringer, water and went to his room. About him so severely that he will die! twenty minutes after he utter­ Cash er Trade paid for Bcttfr and Egob. —Before u* lays a long communication ed the exoInmat ion: “Oh! —Last Tuesday a partridge flew against Dot be Baos. Nashville, Mich., Sept 10th, 1875. tho doorjof J. C. Carpenter* house srith such from Woodland telling us of the besotting Oh!" The landlord im­ weakness of a Woodland Jacob for peUimediately went up, found him insen­ do mH whiskey io Verm oat viifo, and that BOOTS AND SHOES, AND RUBBER GOODS WEBSTER a W. A. AYLSWORTH. on hie knsc and plant nral kis*c* on their hones in this vicinity. T H. LEE, J. Depnty HlxerlfT, HsU.iftle.Mteb Criteetfons» to«UaityJOHN B. EASTMAN LIEBHAUSEK, sible and noticing a vial immediately sent for Dr. Lane, who had jnat left School Book* at . Dots* Bro*. “QUAD’S ODPS’ GOLDSMITH’S SOOD NWS! Boots and Shoes, PARADY, Manufacturer of Boot* nn<1 Shoe*? MONEY TO LOAN! ■M ' u bilk Santio. IHBDM8 0F •_ Lj $300.00 and UPWARDS ON LONG TIME. RUSSELL. HYm. JONES. He was a very intelligent young your ugly phis. man. and it is supposed that he done and is Irnlng placed into position. It wu —We visited Vermontville Tuesday, and made at Jackson, and is of dO-hora* 'ca- found business very lively for that embryo r»«i'y. ___________ __- ■ city. The Follett houee, kept by Wm. Ben—Enos Wolf, son of Supervisor Wolf, of jam in, is nicely furnished, and set* a' far Maple Grove, last week left at our office a better table than we have seen in any-plece the deed in a fit of despondency, on account of home troubles and being out of employment and reduced to hie amiable wife, knows just hoi was a “sockdolger.’ IT* Come in and look us over. ROWER 4 ADAMS. the vocation he had started out upon. MRS. L. O. CROCKER miLffiIRY& FANCY GOODS! Worstedst Real and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Lace, \ Passimeniire, Real and Imitation Hair Goods. '■WM. VENN. Pbofxiktor. ig of Tiffany, DemosthaneM, and Cicero, and No. 1 ey of Bellevue exchanges pulpit* next Sab­ as he quoted Article 19 of Sec. 31 of th* 2nd bath. Rev. Mr. Riley's them* in th* morn­ Epistle of Job, to the effect that his client ing will be “The Church Triumphant.” and ••wa* as purh u tho driven snow,” It was remarked by many that he resembled Butko, in the evening, “No Bex in Morals.” At Bitgood * old stand, Nashville, Mich. .00 “ et ptice for good Apples —Last week Thnraday, while John Ehrrt. an office over Durham’s store. was working upon Rev. 1. N. Crituaden'a Mr, sad'Mni- B^vry of N. Y„ are visiting Winter dali cored at. the de­ trow a step-mother. Tb* day will com* visiting hi* siaier, Mrs. A. D. Urtvn, and courin. Mr*. A. W.. Olds. in front of bis residence. y J. HARDY On the 1st of November, next, I will open a class for the study of . Instrumental Alusfc, Instruction given on PIANO or ORGAN. Haumovy asp Tuonouaw-BA*s win receive careful attentloc. Public ' Rehearsals will be given every two mouib. Tothose wishing to pursue the* branch of study, I wouM. respectfully call their attention to my method of teaching; T,«».. *10 pr Qr. 0«. t rtEMTSO. BgL. BanarrtLLK mill* Floub at Tbumax’s. «fc BOE, 3-. i NASHVILLE, MICH. I 1 2 1 a WORTH OF © and NeUie Basu, Minors. Notice is heswb, given that 1 .'hall sell at Public A notion, to the highest bidder, on Bnlurday, lhe 20H* I ? & New Goods Aj D.. 1875, by tho Pxobitc Court of Barry County, Michigan, al of the estate, right title and interest of the said minor* of, is L l>lrectfrom New York Barry ecmrty, Mtchigao* subject to the dower of said Sophia KunU aa widow of said Frederick Boss, deceased. DateA Sept. 22 D. D. 1875. I5OPU1A KUNTZ, Qoardiaa. £ g ' w a §1 JUBT RECEIVED AT j?L:KMTLRE MANUFACTORY! KOCHER BROS. MORTGAGE HAJL.12. Jeremiah Shopbellond wife gave a mortgage to Millie C. Francis to secure tb* payment of the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars, ($260.00) wbieh said m rtgag* was duty M. corded in th* office of tho Regular .-f Doods in ami t!.. U Uink.n* ge was duly and legally assigned 'raucis on the ninth day of De- Barry county , Michigan, io Liber ••5” of JACOB LENTZ & SONS Manufacturers end keeps on han FOR THE the debt secured by laid fault has been made in tl Parlor, Library, Dinin, Office ail GENERAL FUNTORE! Together with a full assortment ol MIBRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES FALL AND MR TRADE! proceedings be taken Notice is therefore be DUSTERS. AC.. AC., JEST" Took the first premium, the Enter­ tee Grinder, unnaer, owned by ny Whit* vtnite & a — , _ , - — , , prise Coffee i. ~ They grind all PCOTBllcltltfS ! McNamee. ~ coffee “ -free• • of - jjflJJJ Haaxiugs, Michigan, t lhe place of holding lb* cirewit i Il looks and is ’’•on-keeper of COFFINS AND CASKETS, •criptiou at said preuiuea as described in dimw. and bo jockied and jewed, aqd buy MEAT MARKET! CASES furnished to erde* chargee tOE&CL W. A. Atlmwouth. Proprietor. 8HR 0UD8 AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on httniL aadwifc : week, Orrin sad foundry in Lawtea anj n»naaf*<! revdwing mr-il iboard plow. Wa wonder Nashville, Mich. I*UH D.' 1875, at th# b»ur of three o rtock -AND CARDS. BRACKETS, pot in NasflWle. ' iaa- Choice Beef Steak at Roe & Clever’s and Youth's Clothing, at the 12j per cent —The daughter of A. A. Estabrook of MUs Ic. PAINTERS! S­ 3 1.10 for, APPLES. APPLES. highest mark­ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Window Glass, Plato Glos*, Cut, Stained and" Enameled Gias*. French end German look­ ing Gia** Plates, also Beymer, Bewnan- A Co.’* Strictly Pure White Lead, all’at bot­ tom prices. If you want anything, get our prices. REID & HILLS108 Woodward Ave., ettd 10- and IX Con­ gress St., E. Detroit, Mich. $40,000 ATKINSON such as you pay 85 for, —The Sunday School of DisL No. 1, .of Maple Grove adjourned for tho winter, on Sunday last. Class A In said school have Oysters only ”5 coms p*r can, al Mr. Vaxs baa had several year* experi­ I. M. Flint is moving into town. Wiixra A McNamks’ c. 0. P. Grocery. ence in tbslivery business and is prepared recited 1,000 verses from the Bible. Annin to furuiaiT all who wish with a good rig, Brook*, teacher. *A1. Troutwina has moved bis barber shop — Beat Jap. Tea at Botsa Baos. and at prices corresponding with th* close into the Brady building. times. 43/1 —Hang your straw hat and summer — Standard A. Sugar, 11 cents per lb. Geo. Francis Las built a board fence clothe* on the “willow" and don sMMlking st White A McN&mo*1 C.O. D. Grocery. around his vacant lot. mn* e substantial forth a cold, chilly wind* Mr. Lease and mother of Tiffin, Ohio, are of December are sighing throughout the at Lu Bros for only $5 each. I irfB pay GLASS AND PAINT. ARTISTIC light, and one price fo.all makes trade lively at tho 12j per cent profit store. VDr. N. ). Knight, of Detroit, baa opened L article* I agree lo furnish at Lowest Bottom Prices ■ French and Amerisan Ola**, all sixes, doable and single thick, ftr store fronts, dwellings, pictures tc„ all kinds of StainMi. and Figured Glaes. I a1 so guarantee the Ue.n made Sash in the Stale. Glees ready *et— French or American—and waraoted safe home at my risk, and all kinds of Show Coms, Whitey.Mctal and Walnut, Send in your order*.' Bond fov prices. E, P. EARL, 44 Jefferses Av*. (22^______________ DtreKMtoh. and the funeral held Wednesday. —Tuesday, while moving, A. W. Allen Wc received a call from Mr. Fuller of the farer. Our old friend Dr. Parmenter, the dropped a melodlan. upon his “boss” toe Basting* Marble Works Wednesday, Wo leading physician, has a nice comfortable stnashing it h?yond r*eogn<*alion, and We were shown some designs of elegant office over Hance's new brick, and enjoys a wheat is bringing $1.20 per bushel. Nashville, Mich. large practice. We dropped into the Enter­ tombstone*, and notice that the firm are —B. F. Reynolds has sold his house and prise o&ee and found Mr. Hoskins and asGmeral Conveyancing, , lot on State Si. to the M. E. Society for a .sistan'., with sleeves rolled up hard al work LOCAL BATTERS. Collections a specialty. parsonage. $750 waa-the sum paid. Frank Success an* hard, work always go band iu will erect a handsome new on* next spring. hand. Space forbids further mention. —Attend the Business Colleg* and Tele MO NE Y TO LOAN graph Institute at Kalamaxoo. Journal free —'Bijah Flint, is no one-horse, “•loueb" their fall session and adjourned last Wed­ 1®. Parties get'ing up oyvter ituppers nesday, and Calvin Ainsworth, our Super­ Mill. Fleyberty, when he arose to make his will always find fresh oysters and crackers, visor, is again engaged at his jld vocation. plea for hts client the court room subaided at • Wnm & Me Nam as. into a solemn, intense stillness,—so still that Shirts and Drawer* from 35 cents Has just received a large and complete the dropping Jof a grindstone eould have up, at th* )2j per cent store assortment of has teen retained by the defendant, when been heard distinctly. Esq. Chipman ele­ Fall and Wiater the cnee shall come up in the Circuit Court. vated his “*peca"loakad grave and fixed bis attention upon a pile of Congressional —Five marriages this week,—ten Globe* and Joint Documenta, and Eeq. ia. Wall Paper at Bolas Baos. hearts that beat as one. Mill there ‘yot re­ fQr Japan Tea Dust at White A Memains plenty of fruit ripe for the picking, to wring his handkerchiefs few times in the and wasting its sweetness on the desert air. spittoon- Rev. Dcyo gaxod on with knit names’, only 50 cents per lb. Try IL —Seventy dollars of the missing money eye brows and compressed lips,' and Lewis At Whiilim. has been returned to Beecher Baldwin. Dark on bowed his head between his knees, DreMi and Cloakmaking Forty ”f which was picked up around where iu deep, argumentive reflection. Sheriff , IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES. Milt bad spent and deposited it, tho balance Lee’s usually stern glance melted io one of $0.35 mellow compassion, and Milt smiled a three Twanky, a good Green Tea, being made up by Sam Durkee. .50' fool smile. Lawyer Flint exhausted lhelog- LIVERY STABLE! MAKE MONEY! This Side of Cristmas on Boots and Shoes. The remains were taken to Charlotte ELIHV CHIPMAX, IJiistice of the Peace, PATENTS. “OYSTER OCEAN” Prepared to Compete THOSE BUILlH.WG.-ThM* Wm B. SAVAGE A BBO * COLUMH medical eyesight, yet some one wish** to esnnonise the hotel, but he was past —Sixty-seven teams In town last Salur- him through tbs columns of the morsl. little aid. In a note book on a chsir at his A. Troutwine has removed his barber shop 16.03; coplt. sold In «lt »wk»-^Thtnl Nasmtill* News. Not for Joo; no air, oo. oedside was fonnd written these, to Brady’s building. He warrant* satisfac­ tion or no pay, Give him a call. . —Sociability and good feeling prevailed kt his last words, in a bold and legible —The topic' of discourse st th* Christian the Christian social at Rev. Deye’s Tuesday ‘hand, a* follows: Churqh next Sabbath morning will be '“The evening.. Owing io the stringency of the Vxbmostvillw, OcL 18, 1876, nueiNBSS CNIVUIISITY Bible la Public ScbMla" . money market it was not very well attended Follxtt Hocsxt ■ . —But they can’t make our Nashville la­ but the collection was cood. The dark Dear Father, Brothers and Sisters; dle* believe that the Mar spangled banner clouds of hard time* are breaking away, As I write you tkoae, my Isyt words, stockings are the things to wear. and hereafter we hope to seeohr church- tears fill my eyr> to think that I hsv* not A LARGE LINE OF gm more friends than I have, but to it is. —Nashville Is putting on city airs and benefit eocials liberally patronised. Chsrlie has been a' good friend to me and I honors. Every Friday morning th* street* —The board of Supervisors, in the equal- wish him Mtceess in life. * • • All has are cleaned as aliek as a whhtl*. been good triend*'10 me sat* own. Don’t think that whiskey has done Ibis, as one —J. H. Lee and H. R. Dickinson assumed mined the valuation of real and personal OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, control of their n*)v purchase,—the Olds’ property in this county for thi* year at $4.­ bnyrrt. 81, Drlrolt 652.750. Th* salary of county officers are TH OS. B. SPRAGUE, Pnwldenttaw mill,—last Monday morning. my funesal. Good bye to all. fixed as follow*: Treasurer. $1,100; Judge AT THE —Brick laying ha* commenced on L. J. of ProbaU, $1,000, clerk and prosecuting Fbask P. Gkkbx. Wh**ler's residence, and th* di»r and win­ attorneys $800 each. Sarau*! J- Blddleman Ladiex’ and Gents’ Restanrant, P. S.—Send for Walter. I want hl tn I dow frames are being placed in position. ' wsa re-olectcd County Superintendent of see me if it costa fifty dollars. F. P. G. DETROIT. MICtt, th* Poor for tho ensuing three years. . Gillmax Boos., Proprietors. Now I lake the contents of this bottle and th* festive granger is heard in the corn­ Owing to the lanrn Incronne In onr bort —Frogfoot Dewey with his usual amount field : _ * Iu the Loomis Building. of cheek, that *xt*oda from th* Atlantic to Hartle. vtoiUn* DvtrvH will flo.l ILU lhe lx*t pl»ee Fsakk. . m ---- .. - -M—mthe Pacific, went before the board of Super­ It appears that be had taken some —Rer. Win, U. Benedict, a resident of WE ARE visors and testified that he had 1,500 sub. Vermontvill* village, *lnc* th* year 1W3, scribers in Barry Co., whereas th* Nxws of the solution prepared for the sil­ IIERE 18 A CIIAXCE Tt» died last Monday morning, al the ag* of 68 hsdonlyw'5. Sweet simplicity ! Old Prog­ verware, composed of cyanide of po­ years. . foot com* down some Thursday and view tassium, and nitrate of silver, A Will mH RI*hU to tnonafoetura Onodi In Ibta and —Oswold Jenison aayaJl i* amusing to our pile of papers, and* than place your drop was left in the bottle, which WITH ANT ESTABLISHMENT see business suspend evc-y Friday morning neck beneath a ten rail fence *nd give all was applied to the longue of a cat the liars in Michigan an opportunity lo sit causing instant death. the Nzwa. . upon that fence and spit, tobacco juice on fair, several years ago? now flatter oartoii«*; that v* can aupply i west ono hundred ti bosKia north fifty-dhro Nashrifc, Of 2Lil.. CLEMENT SMITH. �arreatad a Pmtai*., X. 8tL¥£R TIPPED htsciSwtssyCABLE SCREW UJy average pnreuaser. lu lbs dual ths* fcttqwsd Fains wm a he w i r important parts ’___________________________________ m o-y >12-j-r wounded “X.” ■ —’Mtafltatak OMMWO. e: i OTjPMNmate* aong&YWMigmPg- A£cti veorue BRAND PRIZE MEDAL. cuOMbr-iwith no* Hpeetal skill in sneh matter*, it is not difficult to make n pour organ appear a oiunJcrrv! rtul tbo house robbed o» ntfht in wantku agknts. obuuflita^* oo, ctarewi. M n»lm. U». —Tl>» French government !<M riarided not to Interfere lu Tnrkteli affairx but will make Joann Boel fe order' to Won the rerdlet adjudged made and so many poor ones, and that bi* QAMDI U EDfE Pw fa Mato nud a largo qttarritt* of hay were cMMumrd by dined. Thors wm a hsavy wind Atywfatf at the time, and the tiro spread over a large ex­ nij* financially, lite tietea arngunt to •B57,- tent of roniUry^ doing *u impicn«<. amount of ’ W». and hie aeeUs to f200.000. ' Some twenty dinu,,o. ' ■ owner of a patent cannon which Ito wb!>od to —The trustee of the estate of Jay Cooke 1L wm killed by a .Wow. .tbo .head. from.» (V, bankntpK • has ’entered aeita sgaik^t piece of coal thrown by Michaci Uaulctou. itnrocal pntiks who borrowed from tliat . flhn The latter wm arMftil. . , '( i j ’.i ( )*' . . ______ A i.t _____ __ i__________ -..,1. and rof'WO to pay. Col. F. T. Denk formerly 4'jrivaio secretary to the Prroklnul, ia one of cvsr*7.W0. haVo placed him in a private asyltun. Hte litovt wiitings wore l,MS “object of sjdrtfualtein. . . —Brigtetm k>'ng wav eomo months sgo or* Ju<teo Me Koan to pay Ann Eliza, lu» i-cntly. The water.rolled np.ttu> beach 300 a number of eoMterr were carried from their moorings. • .' ' ridentiy killed ono day hurt week by bte wife. TUey badheen married but a few days. and the deadly pistol wm diacliorgmt in an unaoeonnlabia aidn't know It wm loaded. moved and Judge Lowo appointed, who derided —The walk of Fritz A Waluvrtglit* bfowvry. one night laat week, and anuabJril into a lingo —Prof. Baird, of Waaliinguui. has proeeuUd pay such large prorfta. The bnyer of ■ Uro al Kingston. the poor organ does not fail to find out his mistake after A while. , The thin, reedy tone of his clwwp organ a-xm l>emfaranderaunding th^l uiaysxiatM to sectarian comt* offe-UKivc; jl works uoiniiy anti roughly, is constantly ont of oraor, and government Lt; pledged to religioun Itocrty. bedome» nselens Wy' ttio titno a really ! good instrument wouM l»iN» lieefr* get* -------_______ f . , titig into ite prime. A^oodorgan ought 'OrkVQ Hwwey at Home. Vmafar. tobtet n gcuorntiOD, ttt least; a poor one ”j?ja • —A^tho Scptomtxr manenrora qf tiio French nviT hurt laHt tive ooMnlerablo tivu yean, years, with <> m«Kk’ral>l<- ————————————- ---------ariiiy’a laei of dteciplino waa observed. The totew. Lrol soldimwvc poorly riad-M t , > £ —Fifteen wotkman were fatally hiiured at Uie Wateal) Iron Works in tondbhi lust1 Wenk. makers and you ennnotgo astray. Among j 4)1 I navtcEmwa od. itabS" —1-----------------------ewtliqnako, and tiro thcfai uridoulitedly stands pie-eminent ---------- --------------- ; <bs Mason 4 Hamlin Organ Otz, wltjta CATARRHI^h’^X^JS J^ orgaus%aro no well known tiwt other ryii o c n !•••.. .nn-i makers nro generally content to claim Bz*to• <*Tm3 b^wsTnTy. --Don Qarlte. 1>m disndased four of his that they ean make n« good un organ ob ! protnhicat Oencrate. the Masou & Hamlin. They invented [ —Io cotiAcquanco of tho 1‘opo‘s iutcrcowdon. and intrixluced tho Cabiuot or Pdrlor in its ita improved itnjinjvod form, form, started started with with j Om ihairt'.iaiwy rng£«« Cardinal Lodochownki will have one roar of Organ in lite term of imprisonment remitted. His and have nlwnys closely' adhered to tiiu ofTcueo WM rtmlsUMico to the iThsdau occlrei- policy of making only tho lamt work, rsttoel laws, and it is probable that he will have shown such skill as.lias given their organs tin* highest reputation, not only iu thin country but also in Europe, At the Great Expoaition at Vienna, in oom- | with reinforcements for tho Bpauiah array. —HicTaudora. ouo of tho lowria of tho petition with eighty of the best makers ' last uUiisli Arelfc exploring '■cipMtttot). has m the wnrld, they received the lugUcst . rotorued to England. Sho reports but little medals. To enumerate the competitions nt which they have received similar i honors would be to give a list of - tht> Jolm Franklin'* men aro in good preservation. A fairs at which they have exhibiU*d; and to mention the prominent rnnmaians who recommend their organs as uuequnled lfK. WHAT IS IT.-fUmrtMM nmr. »•»•«* would really bo to give n very good list •Urtu. BtstndwrMMBte to AjMwfi. Saaapfea. 03 clothing nearly destroyed. of the most illustrious musical names in —Folteh qoteemeu iu different, provinces tho country, with a good representation hxvo been compelled to sell their relates to in Europe. CllRK'SBOOKKEEPINB iSriUSS Ruwian tenants, the government officiate fix Oue who obtains a Mason A Hamlin Prior 01.00 pnsluald. 8*ud far clrrelw. W* *. Cabinet Organ need have uo doubt tliat CLARK 4; CO., la- in.ira rlreW.<a«wl»n*U. Ohk. ing the price. ■ ’• —According to a recent edict in tho Pekin he Into tho best instrument of ite class OatttU, tho right of foralgncni to travel in tho which can Is* made.—New York hulc«nd ebMp r»r*. KenJ tot tavslaxa. DtA BROWN. ptiulent. 1 badly burr. Two men aroduipwn tab® killed. ' —A high wind at Philadelphia one' day last week played hob with ono of the Centennial building*—the unflulahed Agricultural Hall— ahicli «m pruatratod. Eight laborer* wero in­ jured, one of them fatally. —llodi«atl> A Boii'h large jr.gar-relinory atMouof 1872, punching tbo trcal lusclaead, owing to afiegbd dtecrimlnatiou of tha Dommton gavanunonLin Zavor of outmap of •• Rnbtittt Chicago" han boon pur Auhi competition. ' Tlrny claim that t^io ^Jqty levied liy the CitiwHan govorotoui on fcnporfed liasno longer any catiae for war with tbo Cel eeHugan made it unprofitable to carry on their ewo. 000 ■, eggs of the California Hetman from the §ta(p UatBhiiy botNK at Sacramento. —judge Doreman. of the District Court at Balt Lake City, recently delivered a strong 4dt>rga tlio tirand Jury in opposition to —Tho steamer Bunds, of the Peniusttlar ainl Oriental line, from Hong Kong to San PraneteCH1XA VOlXti ALtCX WARD. Wit-hoft's Feveb and Ague Tonic.— gaged In malarial dletricta. The highest teetimoniate have been given by contractors and by the Frrmdenta at Mime of the loading railroads in the SouUi arid WroU When mon aro con­ gregated in largo numbers in lhe ncigbboriiood of awaaips and rivers, Wilhoft'a Tonio will prove a valuable addition to the stock of medi­ cines, and will amply reward the company in the saving of Hum. labor and money. We rec- Up. Column* <■( XMdlnr. Kam.1m.mi thbna nKK. tending forty miles north from Harney's Peak, and twenty miles wide, that contain gold Id quaulities that .will pay from W to W per day to the man, and that there are ban on numbors of Prof. Mjxab of mismanagement In Indian affairs have submitted a lang report, iu which they advise the removal of Agent Saville for kmuLi are making larger profits, because tlirtr beiDMne so menacing that the British that j. W. L. blavens J. IL Ifsrtin. and D. <1. rati-^ arc ,owMinister, Wade, according to official ad—Th* Kx-t to tin, rev*tin* nr •• tn . ...... * t . McCann bo excluded from future conlraeU xuissioss, has •'suggested that it might withljlw goraniment; that E. R. ThrelkcB bo provide for tho exigencies of the government," excluded from all future employment aslu- will prove a disappointment to those who advoto China should the neceusity of dealing with the Indiana are rocotnr ended. the foreign men-of-war have roach half tho wutn MtiaiaAiod when lhe hill wm ^Jjeen •ring at tho meutit of 'the before tho Ways and Meuw Committee. For ^ilinerw for a demonstration. Pciho urgaiutioK an Indian soldiery for pulicc and the mcnibs of July. Angnat, and September Chu m been reconquering _ some of •htohir duties ; and that a territorial getoro* her lost territory in the wont of Anin, 000.000. —A meeting of tho friends of tbo Rock and apparently feels tbo undue elation ’ Inland and Hnuuepin Canal was held st Chicago spirit bred of military kucccm. Bhc is ‘the daxcrur of the 8fx Nations cmployritj' any c.tizcn of the ‘Untied States in any capacity. , • . n The object of thia, law is to rid the nation of ctLwed. rrorxvitions were made to get np a ■ mw»Lrr &».a vt T~l. «< mn-t-ro nv>l:uUoo d>e etc. • will adopt evety device which oontrilr—The NewOrlrens Cotton Exchange roti-! utes directly to ailitary strength. The 1 on 11 Tn«»n«n^'uuiw tssedna atsrirg; AGENT8 wanted. Mdnui WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. B.B. U*dOta.»i«r.OM«k(k,iiw ’ AC ENTS! 150 MEW BOOKS THK HORSE S15 SHOT CUN. S n lateapew until cured. Call en or tuldme Smith. Organ Co. TWAIN. boston, mass. ®a*¥8WS!FW£ These Standard Instruments A6£KTS WANIED III EVEBY T0WM. MAPS A CHARTS m«»T. nuw Trrv rucufBOUlitiout ■ ■ lock te Uno. very DONT^g THE HERALD. $5^$50a^^ JSt£.»“rV.7l. Any Shade ,DJit” "k Desired. ? . nm For to. iJff Adapted to V All Claeses • Send far Cards and Clrcalkra. 1,200,000 ACRES Missouri Lands. ITO U1ASSE3PP2SS, IN DBOOMT. । ! Th-. AitanUc and PaeMe Railroad pffsr ft>r sate, ' ?nU si I powers broken off, bat still it io a very hnportaiit fart that tho attitude of She Chinufto government is far lhe moment the cultivation ol interooureo with civil- i doBW JFQX.ITICJLI.. for the statement tliat a certain meeting! ■■ wa« a large and nwpectablo odc," when j Oir. .' UKTIIRYoftheII Bota throtabota *• Unltod Siatoa «■ U» BEST IN THE WORLD nttiion. C ENTENNIAL Sold by Maxie Dealers Everywhere. THE $50,000 BONANZA. Of cotirw it does not foltow that Chiba wiH atwrfatrty and violently retrograde, that triviliaation will Ims utterly rebuffed AGENTS WANTED FOR THE •AJ?’feSK&S£,,Art^S2JS*. A NEW BOOK BY , SJgW YOBK, in oawxiQaauoo of a late raid by Um savages o | nmv Fcitt tribute to Canton find ftcknowi­ the I.ihm<M of Dvien upm a wrap of 8M «, * j cilgtxl himself vassal of thd Ck lestW cm gagol tn gattwring that matartaL Fifty oft* e j . \^^x7 Mins k NO. 083 Broadway, N. Y. City. j GEO, p, RCWELL & Co. I MARK THE MAHKETS. • .jin Dr. J. C. BICK. Hl .'»ha St, CindiMtl, 0. mechanic art, already universally I schooled, and. counted by the hundred I nnjlioii. A StirfKng1 thsclomire’bf the „lnUmM, „[ *Hploq»7 i. U>« 'act thai the King of Borm.lt, he who and the oth Either for Cash or Credit. ^b-s«i4tauiutt*to4ca£i«u<* I »*M •is. w-sS-rasssfiiKtS* No.ONjwtW?. -C. T. IMUingtam, Prlces made to sult the TUxiww, WIFE NO. 19 . Mimilrw*. «T<rrUI«/uxat *c»ni, want. I throng hem . V 57- ■ T T ! ’ ’ | rerfnired ft nwwnt British atabtwattflor to -■-ThJ^d^jUftenibta^ fclikely tosnffer , taka off bi i boota in liis preseneu, has tjuxMiiug. - a u u ar I I is hardly a'pr..JUT f£ll#ct f« sneere. anl petal cards Uv. been rold l7 th. Portoffice Drpertmcut amounting iu value to >0.500,000. This nalete probably tho largrot m.d. I, U» Sputa.., * U. aa. aot t»t oct < artux. Have you ever seen ABEMT8' Proprietor. New Orleans. There can scarcely be any doubt from IIeavt onia arc good for horses ; none” the various manifestations of public opinion and official sentiment in Cliina Condition tOieridan't toward the western nations that th*’ death —Tbo Baltimore and Ohio people have given of tha Bmperor has introduced a new up tho idea of diverting Western traffic from and fcnservativB iuflnenoe into the govTiieodohe Tilton lectures before Bavlie'a Groat Mercantile College, at Keokuk, lino, called the Atlantic and Chicago railroad, oumefiL Prince Kang, the lata libeial Iowa, in November. Other eminent n peakcm follow. . will compote with Scott and Vanderbilt so m to prevent unreasonably high rales. Until a Hung Chang, a man of military educa­ grand union depot in built it Chicago, trams tion and with the haughty disposition over this route will leave from tho Exposition and summary policy of ft soldier. The building in that eity. Englishman in China have been made to —Tbo system of carrying freights by con­ tract over the throe great New York trunk linen Teel tbo effect of the change most strik­ ingly, and complain that their trade re­ lation* -are greatly embarrassed by the growing surliness of the natives and officials. .We know that, in those times, riNAk'mL .<xx> ixdustrial. "' England does Dot seek quarrels with —Humors relative to a financial panic iu Rio foreign do went, aud can hardly attribute Janeiro aro proven to bo without foundation. the courfflnintt to taulLTludiug. In­ stances of insult to Americans also seem parties in Loudon with a view of affecting Ute to be multiplyulg, even making allow—The S.. York PM lb. E«,- pM™ M Itatt earii d»0 uroblly vrol oqriaokof bwxif. w thia l^t® reported twice, once each wny round r:e4*bn 'mo’ iliekd of kiiy'iobda 1873. and"ttiL i the world. The attitude of the court — Paltimorv vm Ktarllcd the other day by the inwnHvwwr) that an uuknoM u man bad oom* » Tb< orfr MMptrfa Ftj—* rf »« 'hr KlfiRlTR « ;Chtn* abd is aln*»t az —The grand jury of Winnebago county, 1'1., 1ms iudirtrd the participants, in -tfio 1sto duel noy ItockfOB^ptiM^ate,.mcomM, surgeons, and ane rejKittar'-aeren'in all —Prof. Jenncy'n geological expedition han returned from the Black Hills, having spent my T ' ^'uniOAGO SvTWSPAPKR UNION. —The New York dry goods house of Stranes, France, last week, twenty-one lives were lost. in their report, indicate tho Docwviity of a bet­ tor class of men ta Indian Agents, and think it. Lehmann A Co., lias suspended, with HabihUee —M. Thiers ban declared that tho French rolimited at f300,000. , would bc wull to appohit array olllcore to Uioee republic must bo maintained. —There wm another severe gale on the posiiiotiM. Tho transfer of tho Indian Darcau -Tim Bntpctor William w*« enthnalasticahy from the Interior to tho War Department knot .Euglteh coast lately. Vowel dinaHcni and WARRANTED FIVE YEARS ! zt mulns ao Xaitructica* to rca LE It vtil do c1m« MaA Do Your Own Printing ®£grOutfltsfrom SI up COLD 11 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-10-29.pdf.pdf bdb21c15ae7518c458c249c68a407dba PDF Text Text • ... |----------------------------------- ' * . * , T5 ' , dm W...................................................................................... ..........- . ....... .... • oo 15 om® on Progression. No 'Retrograding. ASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29; 1875. VOL. III.' -ngmaws roici, ooo Co UUiM right vfonp f I crying faw ;'o©o day she*waifcryingover AK1» nvatJA. the afiver tiling you gave far, and kiraiug There la but one power left in Europe, know for myself." anything.” t»y3~MacmiUau’a bfagaeine, which <torit like like anything.** " Well. Miss Jennie, I didn’t mean to it The "silver tiling" was a little heart many has any cause to fear—that furmidegive offense. I only told you what I of about the size of a shilling, which ble Muscovite empire, in attempting to yon might have kept your he had bought at Charlton Fair last subdue which, at the height ot hfe power, October, and timidly requested her to Napoleon spent all his strength in vain, and prepared his own ruin ip the strain John Wcare jttapwi bp anAj showbd of the effort. Of course it is easy to iod been nice pnak/’-ahe added. He feanl flW aaicffiT arid picked Up hte-erexr- Bibfa hfaswraq}, and esyried him op hfa protest roundly that Germanymay bo bock all over the place, and entreated trusted not to repeat hta crimes or life History, however, cannot be “Il’s awfully hard,- too, when one him to have more black currants fa life errors. forecast in this easy strain. All that fa that cares for you really can’t get near delight But Bibbs declined. "Aunt Jennie's going to bring mo acme certain on this subject is, that flic greot you,".fa pleaded. Just then Jennie motive powers which make for war—am­ caught sight of Copt McGee, a tall and from Eltham to-night," ho said. So Jennie was going to Eltluun, was bition, distrust, dislike, afivy of caah liandsomo man, with long whiskers and ^sorrow, a rod now, coming fa the direction of she! John Wcare' took Bibbs home, other’s greatnesa, and clashing interests the shop,‘with a big bunch of flojrera in and ' on the way presented him with a —are busily astir in teth these empires. his hand. ’Bfa had hoard John Wearo's white woolly lamb tlmt moved on German‘ofliccro—a auite more powerful 8|ui!I.4a~ to bbIw U>> cm .■wSw wifivteh <x fir*, last words, but afa was secretly of opin­ wheels and squeaked, and a monkey in their land at present than any caste at ion that "fa ought .to have come up to that went up a stick.on bang genfly all lias been, in any great country for . :> i. . ' ■ ■• , .' the scratch before," so she thought a pnanea. T»StoiOl M*m from " Crying over her silver thing !’’ said to the Fatherland to diMtii® the Musco­ little jealousy might do him good. John Weare. X"I71 go and 'hang Abbot vite pride. On their side all the fatter " Oh I here .comes CapL McGee, she (he Eltham road till I boo her and fag dam of Russians, the strictly German said fa a delighted tone.’' ' i * party only excepted, never cense to, de­ " Well, fa’s just the biggest bladdog her'pardon.” And he went, and Jennie met fam, and clare, at fame and abroad, their strung I fa the service, Jennie, and if you take my pouted, and declared she hadn’t once conviction that the new empire . will ' advice you’ll send him' off sharp.” j "Ifafaveyouare jealpns, Mr. Weare, thought of him, and then broke down sooner or later fasten a quarrel on tfa ami telling storms about the Captain ; and cried. And John fagged • her par­ old The heir of all the Buseians is fa is always very polite to me," and she don, and declared that he bad been a I openly zealous fa fostering the national amootliod her pretty hair ami arranged heartless brute; and then Jennie contra­ fwilingn, which include hatred of PrnsA LOTS STORY. dicted him.and said ii was all far fault, Finns nud Prussianizing institutions, as n the trifles on tfa counter. . “ Oh, he’s polite enough, no doubt.” and told him how Mrs. Dunlop, the Col­ cardinal point fa their creed. The revo­ There was no doubt about it .; John " And he’s bringing ma some flowers." onel’s-wife, had one day wplked fa and lutionary change that han como over war " Now look hare, Jennie, ore yon.going told her, fa the kindest pueeiblo manner, by means of steam and telegraph has do i to Jake Ifam V' that ahe was spoiling her stater’s busi­ Bell and fa wasn't going to make it up. I ness, for the Indies who had been inter­ klevitch pointed out on his death-bed, of 'Of course I am." The idirt gave heraAlf too many ested father welfare kept away because that vast strength against thc aggressor ' Well, then, good-by." airs, and fa 'didn't mean to stand it any i -uood-by," sue langue 'Good-by," she laughed. Of courre of Jennie’s flirting propexuntiea, which which her wide territory gave when each longer.' He didn’t afro if she w<u • Bhe kaeW he wouldn’t go. filled up the shop with idle officers, who autumn and spring turned her highway* prettv:.tfal was no reason why she' "Jennie, fa’ll fa fa directly, and I were always in the way; and how* she into what Napoleon, in despair ot using ,afi|>icri/!el«w^at'a tfae * ahriJ-^sfaT,fat yoau)ustpfaoae,bptween luxd been so tiahamed and wretched, and victory by pursuit, termed “her fifth liang about tfa shop, or stroll fa one at him and me. fr yon are going fo keep bo cut up at tfadeMrticm of John Weave, element ”,of mud. Buaua, indeed, re­ a tiup^^ ironing on .tfafa ekqwa,1 on talking to him I slioll never come in that she had determined to go Imck to maining as she is, her standing army little larger numerically than that of ter chatter.|fad mirk and pnpte over the ; tfa place again, so which is it to fa!” Devonshire. * courier, cadets and, officers too, wild ' “ Bnt you won’t now!" fa said, m they neighbor, and inferior fa every other * ButT Q hot joking. I’ll never itee leaned over the stile leading to the Elt­ condition that brings victory, wotdd I® young fellows, who onl.4 did so for their an almost certain prey to German attack. own idle amusement, and wotfid no more you again.” ham fields. • <beam of marrying her than they would " No more am I joking, so good-by.” " You’ll get ready at once, and we’ll fa Rut Husain docs not intend ho to remain. "Good-by”—and ho went married ns soon ha possible, before the From the peasant to the Czar, far people hull are tho conviction that sacrifice and fruit in the garden fa spoilt!" It took a long time to talk her into it exertion are necessary to give back to only a common cavalry soldier, but then* He kept reeolutely away for a whole ho hail teen in tho service a good many (about tliree-quartcrs of an hour), but their falovcd empire tho military pri­ opth—never once went near the pfacc. macy fco ctaitaeil’ tiiidjrr Alaxanfl®-1. years now, had an excellent • character # J^nfc w»?ite£ hitn she might send then she was very happy at hearts and chattered like a yonng magpie, and. told and Nkdioias. ^tay-hrA resolved to un­ for him or get licr staler to inVite him to over, his father had died not long tdnoe, John how she had snubbed CapL McGee, dergo whatever is necvKSory for this end. tea, ns she had done before. But John , andtifare iw* the cottage all ready for and had thrown all his flowers out of the Tho schemas of reorganization prepared, Wearo was not sent for, neither was ■ he Jennie to walk into, and they might Hettle nud now accepted ns law, proas .vaat and window. ! di Inbc4 it ano’4 only fa sensible. invited to too, nud hta spirits began to "Andr it really was all through that far-reaching ns tfai most Mnbibfoi» MuhJennie acted aa shop-woman for life tasdear Bibbs that you waylaid me to­ covitio could possibly desfrc. They aro “ If she'd cared about me slic’d have ■ 1 • tea rW*. Axcyy poor little shop spurred on, too, by Uie Jx-licf that it is ■ got in my way somehow before this— night!” she asked. it was, very small and badly stocked, for but one old man’s uncertain life tluit " Certainly." trust a woman," fa thought. MntoEvans had only managed to got a preserve* the present <xiuditionqf things " Why, but for him I might never hare Tfa idea of not besixig cared for was fa which personal friendship’and certain few pounds' worth of things with what not cheerful. Tlufe night fa strolled seen yon again!" limited material interesta overbear na­ carelessly by the afap, but on tho oppo­ “ m give Ifibbs a regular hug when I tional sentiment and dreams of future site tfide of the way. . Nothing waa to be 1. The speculation ' answered supremacy. get hontoJl she thought And she did ; seen of Jennie. He walked on fa a pretty well at first, for many pf the offibrown study, thefc. crossed over, and and the day before she wiui miirri<xi she WHAT m i.v TUB IlBH-KpOM. “ iadwdrious 1 >ought him a rocking-borsc, which he ' If two persons ore to occupy a bed­ went deliberately by the shop, with only . woman Mrs.,Evans was, made a point of delights in to this day.—CanaclCa Fam­ ■« biiiillCiUeir tapes and cottens and sticks one eye, however, tuned fa ita direc­ room during the night, says .Science of IfcaUh, let them step on Qi’s weighing tion, but not a sign of Jennie. He went ily Magaxhu. UfcURT. ‘sscaao^as-- > .?r<r the counter, of mind. faloming till night with ufliccro ami frisky young , scale os they retire, and then again fa the morning, and they will find that tbeir actual weight fa at least a pound less fa the mor/ifag. Frequently tliore will fa a loss 6f two or more ixifaida, NO. 5. •Was government own most of tta land, and have turned it info sugar plantation?, or and be woa bent over. He entered a store on Jeffuraou avenue, Saturday, and after warming his hands at the debt to their employers. If they rebel of the Sen Francisco Chronicle. Onthe same authority it wit add that it- it wm net for the constant presence of an American man-of-war in the barter of Honolulu » revolution would. break out in forty-eight hours, which would upset King Katakana’s kingdom in a jiffy. ' '• - tABjUlA ■. Outside papers must quit publishing flctitiOiiKitems about Detroit or some one Will got hurt. Yesterday afternoon a woman with a black belt and a pair of spectaclc/i on entered the editorial rooms of tins paper, holding a Chicago daily in her band, and she walked up to a stoopsbouldered consumptive toiler, who liad dropped fa to see a New York exchange, and grimly asked : "Who’s Sarah!” He replied that to had never heard of tar, when she unfolded the paper and jiofatod to the following : “There ic an old woman fa Detroit; named Sarah who has worn one pair of stockingH right along for sixteen weeks." " It's a lie!” said the old lady, '“ and you've got to take it tack or—or IT1------ !’’ 8I10 finished by sliding ter hand along hfe shoulder until her fingers got hot hold of hta necktie. " 1 haven’t nothing to do-with that," he gurgled, as fa tried to pull away; " that’s a Chicago paper." " I know it, but it’s a lie, and I can । prove iL" " I know you can, madam, if it was, meant for you ! I don't believe you’d go eight weeks without changing stock­ fags.” " No, nor cron six," ata exclaimed, pressing against hfe “ Adam's apple” with her thumb. " I eon prove that I change oh often a« any one else.” , . " I don't’thfak it means you,” ho said, getting hfe left eye on tho item. “Yes it does," she foamed. "Ain’t my name Sarah, and ain’t I oldish, and ain't I a woman! Oh ! such lies make my blood bite !” " Well, yon want to go for some one in Chicago. It has nothing to do with this paper.” "Hain’t, ch! I know better! You are all linked in together, and I presume you read that yesterday and lafod and lafed, and thought Sarah was on old fool !" " I never saw it before." “ But Sarah is no fool!" she resumed, towering above him. “ You just mark this, yon long-geared grave stone you! If ttiar’B another item in the papers about Sarah you’ll nevfr know what broke your nock 1” And she laid her fist on the tabic, flourfehed it under his nose and went out saying : " Sixtec n weeks! Think of the base­ ness .of it!"—Dcbroii Free Ptcm. " WUl you giw me a little advieor’ "I gnees 00; wfat is ft!" wm the cheerful reply. Tfa stranger tacked up to the stove, wiped his nose on hfe hand, and after a moment continued: "If you wanted to die would you jump into the river or take pizen !” " Well, I don't know alxmt that. J TUloow I wkmtblqr> t*Fiu» ,t/. Xo» ><■ t did before■ Earth*. Iktre bJirtiitaaM Aera to titta. - Tn I.rv Ihwp-A ln»wli<U,. How TO bo wfec-^Dbe't thfak ,-ttm one. Why, do you foci like dying r you know evarythfag. •’«» haue ’ "Ido, mister!” said flie man in a Wmx fa tfa rmtort fan. deep-toned voioe. " Yca^ I’ve staid •Bota appear Irtatwhen fewjn.frwlOaK around long enough." ' • 'fun schodmiatwJ* may nkjpd "What’s tfa matter—why do you reader, fat shOtOakasjraidetaJW^-, want to djo!" questioned - the merchant. W«r i. .«™i» •urfip PSVStR'' " Wliot's there to live for!” demanded a e^hooInMwter'H cane7 BccxuaciTEwB the sad man. " There liafa't no such the pupil. times ac there used to fa—no sucli men wnfiramoute mokes fts appdflkfice as there once wax.” " Well, tfa times are a little ‘hard, with striped Blockings on always jump but there’s lots of good men left, I gucaa." “Puny good, m*yfa,” xoid the old man, as he felt of the xtovepipc, " but-1 What do you ass fa my fa^clj’ Young can't ’sociate with ’em ! After a man has knocked around with Daniel Webster and lady—" Nothing*" , Eud of conversation. Customer—" look fare> th^i nffofo’s Henry Clay he can't como down on a level with three every day pings.and feel abominable! You’ve made, me ajjerfget but we tliought"’yon wanted onf tif our “ Did yon associate with those men "Did II I’ve shaken hands with guaranteed correw UkeuetwM.”'* ' •’ r- thinfol that Tub Cincinnati Cfey, Calhoun and Patrick Henry more times than you've gut liaira on ycrar Eve musffave boon a vety uriLMH^fropas* her on the street that ;,»b%. might "You have, uh?" . "And I know Gfaeral fafayette and all ‘look around and tax- bow toatdn^fi fitted fa.tbebockj ■■ ' r.i those fellcra, and now to have to como 1 down on a par with there no-accounta fa killing me by inches. I don’t care if I J die to-night” “ I . guess you could get along if you the advantage <»f"me." sup­ tried hard," said the Harcostic mercluuiL pose so. Everybody has tfalM'gOticem” :l i}-~ J-r« I .\ti ’ "You’rea braxen image?” exclaimed monsdMc. : Whex rtn IndUna girl gbta tired bf a the old man, spitting on the stove with great vigor. "lam as far above such lover, ■ and determinew to dfemi® him, sunflower men as yon are as the eagle is aiie t doewn’t Ihrowmu'ciblroeoo jnorkinto afave the'chipmunk. ” her Hpeocli. “J-gusm yeu qmpull, off "You get out of farci’’ said the now, tyim." fe far iqy rerqurk, “flfVtegg merchant "You arc an ignorant old vam’41mtah.’^)n.'; t;, ... drunkard !*’ Fmumnt notfap of a loca^wyi^or by "I am, ch7" shouted tfa old man, tfa New York H’orM .* _ ’’ yhytey ggenand ho backed the merchant over a box ocr, at.the head of life' regiment yester­ of palm-leaf fans. Tfa clerks hauled day, hail a spare horse fa tfa'fiiie'fnvaso him off and throw him out of doors, and hfe find horae was shot tinder hhfi ’toy u m the police took him the old num aaid: bottfe of Belfast ide."1 - H ?• i!»tnn " I’m ready to die • D^nid Webster ' If you arc introduced to th<”H*fltuh of fa up tkero with the angels, and I fair [Turkey, don't yaw#/ Onu aKitfanriiva him colling mo to get out o’ this one- jj <letagat«x who fad iui nudiedSo vdlh-liim horse crowd.—Detroit Fret: Preat. ' a few days ago forgot whore ^0 was, 1 opened Ufa rpouth aptl , said., In June, 1857, tfa Knickerbocker Life and to was sitting on tfa exufaton^wenJnsurancc Company gave a policy for tjy-five, seconds Afterward. . , ■ .q-. 93,000 to Sarah Leslie, of Now York, on . A xswur-Jf juwed yojnjg Jadyj anxthe life of her husband, James. He sur-; ions to conceal her inexperience fa culivived her and became tho owner of the 1 nary matters from ll<tr''codk, p^rtfetAi in policy, which fa deposited with the in-1 ordering a leg of mutton fftt'’diilifer ov- Durfag the war a Georgian started to suranco company as security for a loan j cry day. The cook gvowiBfp twssty of of 9800. Between June, 1865 and OcL the same cooking and tho« safai; ilfan, at > all ready for licr Marietta witli Homo chickens for Htde. j He met • squad of soldiers, imd they 1868, the policy by various aviignmenlK, 1 last ventured to .«uggnMi '"'Sheqel you «dy to retire from bought all tlio chickens but one rooatcr. Ixicamo tfa property of Loslio’s daughter,! not like some other thing-to-day, ma'am?” trade at my tack; it, for she, uud tho average loss throughout tfa year it, for rhe, believing believing the the business business wan was '1, 8en?oelaQ,^ a g< and afa not knowing when tfa premiums j "Yes, let w» fave 4 jnr u safe!Ini w failing df Jeanie, worked I b*1’ ount of tliat CapL Ho instated they should take him, bnt- will fa a pound of matter, which has i they were out of money, and couldn't fell due, applied at the office of the oom , ofange." . , . fruit fa the- gar- — ' hard at dressmaking 'she had three1 * c ec’ " ‘^D<^ t gone off from.their bodies, portly from pony. She was told tliot the company j TBS . ___ r______ __ . ... . Iiden (of the cottage) all ripe and no one ^UJ.............. 1_ _________ ^°ne 1 to pick iL" Tiie old man BAi*1 lie bak'd to go.... on...to tlic lungs and portly throsgh tho jioreswould give her notice when the premium ■ Tlw esuses and prevention of dpdera of tfa skin. Tho eecapod matter fe car­ Ono of tlu) moflt remarkable inventions ! The very next morning John Wcare town with oxly one chicken, and was fell due. But the company gave far no I fortU a 'o5n" tiu, tonic acid and decayed animal matter or in. the way of telegraphy was recently ’ C^IS' walked deliixtrately into tho shop and greatly puzzled about iL epidemic of 1873, by*Stit*rvfapoisonous exhalation. This in diffused exhibited al the oflice of the Dominion such notice. Ou the 7th of June, 1870, ’ tomers, for ’tk j • - f-OT a jx-nny . r jyjj huj ■ ono of goldiefg gaj,] . t flirt w with tiinmgh the air in port, and partab- Telegraph Company at Bradford, Ont tfa daughter wax told that the policy I ing 8nfgoon W.xxlworfli; irfiirit- lias of faying a: y,,, £elidty by Mrs. "Old man. I’ll play you a game of pnblu*ed -by* the tfaiUxl sorbed by flie bed-clothes. If a single It consists of an apparatus by which mu­ tad tarn canceled for non-payment of jlurt ~ Evans. . TreMury*' DcparinMiit <* Dr. oiiuco of wwxl-cotton be burned fa a sical sounds can te transnitted over tel­ ilia premium, which fell duo on the 3d time-table. Jennie made the most trim "Agreed,” rays the old man. of June. At that time Leslie was nick, and Woodworth otorai- • it c an room, it will so completely saturate tho egraph wires, and every word and note said; but that *gitthe only remark she They played a fang and spirt tetl game. air with smoke tliot oue can luu-dly be an distinctly tatfrd at the end of the tfa fact had been talked of in tho com-; eHUbitahcil fact that, chpta> . .fe soccamade, and for ttw life could At iMt'iho spldior won. The old man of n«!alfa«s ; *but tfa officers’ wives did brrsfliCg though there an Imrifly fa one not screw up hw courage to «k for her wrung the rooster’s neck and torned him ounce of foreign matter fa the air. If originates. In short, when the invention not ‘card to go and buy their thread at the soldier's feet, and mounted his sister. . ' ' whrtr On* j rvfcfegtiy mternrpting is fa working order, it fa held that a con­ swsli-tailed pony am] girted homo.' an hour during the night, the air will be cert given at *8an Francisco can fa as b ho wildplainly heard nt Now York as at that dunly stopped. and rode , I March, 1871, and the company refusing : ^nUiuea’iif &e'*j«effefti sick, place. . 4-,nccond improvement, noon to j to pay tfa puliqr, tfa daughter rood. Bonurtaucotal 1' kiha-baufca, tbongbOm and nearly toTSlounwich and bock, fa his “ Yon played a fur game, and won the for it to escape. Now, the sixteen ounces fa exhibited, fa that ot sending moHsages and got a verdict for tho full amount | Hurntgb the w *ar ttaangb >^«Ml and excitem/tiiL of smoke thus formed-fa far leas poison­ already written out, without the usual uo U>M riv> takl My. rooster forty, but I’d like to know what Acids Bto ti»< test -qafcfrta to ous than the sixteen of exhalations telegraph <q»crations, and pictures as । Tfa judgment was affirmed fa the gnn- ■ ,1^,,^ u, or rtM wrnU hariJ ! oral term, the court holding that the ) pafeon,fand may tei . coa|afaed fa ______________________________ faradxnircra off at a : was Mrs. Evans’ eldest boy. No oue from uic the fangs and bodies of two purper­ well. q^ iuu^s unu uooies 01 l0 p^, The plan & in to to have have the the meesagee meaeagus Meridian Homestead. 1 irum I plaintiff was justified in depending upon wnfcj.r •Qilr in .ntm/wpheric gases, *ud Amn who lave fest a pound ie weight , written on shellac paper, then placed • kies/wfcLt fife real name was, or why fa I ■ r ,f.. — necxetiona of the stomach. This during the eight hours of sleeping; for, j a machine made for the purpose. It the defendant’s promise, and tltat her AtoirafjB'ss. . fej btaUw ii Uw aiM/lo ebme from was called Bibta; but fa wm never called ' failure to pay the premium taring Imk’b mfty ]M, artiffcially administered, white the dry smoke fa mainly taken into ' b at the oilier terminus upon a Sunday night whim a young mnn drove -, . । duo to ttair omission to warn, her'a® arid experfeudh has tiunra tlAl^ftilnted rDMK»i.bKe and Jive with her stater at Anything efae^Dibta," said "John Weare, "come out of Vicksburg several miles to pasij. the lungs, the damp odora from the body . pico.' of shellac paper from a like ma promised, they were estopped from note I raJ^uHe faifffaAeh fate*n4i!y idi rota­ orc abeorfad both rata tfa hfags and f chine, plainly written, Eke copperplate, and have some fruit," and fa carried the evening with the girl of hfe choice, ting up this defense. Tfa company than prbpbyfactie-AMnQina' waters ur stater, but also because therpores of---------------the whole,body. Needj 1*Pictures, the inventor says, can fa her father, ue was met mei at ai the me gate gaie by Dy nor lamer,into ----------------------- J -------ui><k~i ^3^ w per- applied to the Cocrtof Appcab, and that _ .. him off in triumph- to tfa cottage, and fa nany times to see John who at once proceeded to business by m<>re b*”*aid *° “11OW fccUy copied by the same process. All tribunal tax jnrt affirmed the judgment, Htiifli-d him with gooaefarries till fa Lyi>)g . ’ '1 having h:ivinr’ bed-rooms well ventilated, Ventilated. and of this thin work mm hv boys, Knvs and, and if can be ilnnn done by coufdnt nw<, a«d witli black enmuta with costa ease. Tho pointe which aro fam given "Cm to .j*rl Lonim, *>r I Omrougbl, airing the AeeU, oorcrinK pnl into operation, will do away with til hta moutA wax m black as a crow. fa brief are very thoroqfchij amTcleariy nin.thcM&e regiment The young m.n lot'itenn. «orr tk. n-Ure-e. in tb. tn-jraiug. Won- telegraph operators altogether. Still an­ Then he, carried him inside and stood ' elaborated by Dr.‘ Woodworth, and the I at Plymouth, and she other discovery, which it fa churned can A friend went into Col.------ ’s office, pamphlet deeervre the atfeiftTcfi med­ him on the table, and sat down before be pul into use, is that of transmitting the other morning, and bustling up to ”Expect i171 make a match?” con- made bed. ical men. 5 1” tinned the father. “How old are you, Bibta!” “God ! ain’t it cold !" and he looked TUf! UKATBKK CBlJfBK. . Silence again, wfata the ,u“ ‘ hosiraertal the Coloixl. The Colonel also tanked i iu that he could dp no better at him, but made do motion of reoogni-1 ed himself farnonrly Sandwich Islands are \ U V, MG^W-T j „ "Ym. Who nave vmi tfaoe - bronze ':. footing « ™ £ ‘.•See, ? fare, . ’ yrmni 7 If ye mean hUch Joirairy fai right, but t> t« tmibwstand tied high thfe fall and crops thaoumr and immcdiafely took fas Leave. This Itevfag that cheap Chhtam* tabor would j porta^J the condition of affaire existing ; c,thcr end. By this arrangement tho ' tte*. Tlte> »y buafaess fa Ibid, the ' entire number of machines ran be operp®*t summer lu» been fearfully hot, simultaneously, and tach will sound Cutoud," he saufe " J money is aoaroe, ami irfo al Honolhln j ‘•’’"'d to tfa oomapoading pitch say something when I spoke to you the I unendurable. Tfa nativra have not only otter end witteat any one fater- man gut through tfa d*. ere wed fa numbers from SOO.UOO a ; foring with another. that fa gave the fatter century ago to about 85,008 at the pre*- j Sxrp a wife to tar busband: b fitted with uniformed nick feeling al hi* heart. luudorga "You didn't address me," answered' “ How th.- Colonel. "You said "God, it cold;” and when a mon Almighty a queation fata not care for <Hitaifa iuterfvreci IF : . It VM I a Ci-pital mlfukc of a deteatable habii.— | Danbury Nrwr. r------ - ~. ----- /J villi th*' Unilve*, glut half esala Hoi costa woman woman in in Honolulu fa the wife of k pnwpvrous Uhfaere �•hall. Coldwater, -and motion of Supervisor on the table. On LtbNorton was. 8l held vrnoAV. - - oct. which motion did not prevail. On motum of ’So­ per visor Stowell, the petition of Sid­ ney P. Pool was taken from the ta­ Eaton county. ble. Supervisor Emory moved that Adrian lowmtep, waa fo«md dead in the claim of. Mr. Pool be allowed, which motion not prevail The a ditch by iba roadmde*. Oat 81. He [ committee on atoms further reported CuUNTY Glsbk’s Offivk. that they had examined the following . Haitings.-Oc!. 11, 1875. ,.857.80 accounts, aud would reccommend Jams Craven, nt 'XtilstMaon, wax This being the day designated by the their allowance as follows: Township of Aeeyria for the,benefit frarnd rfwul i. her »M» « ftw <t.». <* '*• 8“‘* ofKiglfo.y $4«.ft0 ........................... ■ . Ilin aauiud nnnii-t! meeting, meHine of.tire nf IIik Ibmid B«aii! of lhe ofi ago. It is supposed she died in n fi’ Supervisors, the Supervisors elect of j canned by intoxication.---------— Mary the s'everfil knrn«hi[« and the city of i Tx.l *I»W Barger, a girl about eleven years of' Hustings, of the county of Bar.-y. met O > : P ? 5 •* & 2 age. of Furl Gratiot, while cooking' al the Countr Chsrk's office, in sai.l; •So" breakfast a few days ago was ■burned county, as above, and were called to ।itrwttit* of the B-uhnwi dilab. located in the order by the Clerk. • ' lowttririp of Hastings, Barry County : to death ——MaGni^-Cbarliiaenn . On the roll being callo4 by town­ $. C.00 of Escanaba, recently shot his son ships and city, the following Supervi- .K 87 acres of S. W.l b*c 2a 1.60 Francis killing him ins'antly, by the sors were present and answered to 2.2$ accidental discharge of his gen while said call: Aaiyria—William W. Cola . out hunting.----------- Samuel B- Irish, ’ Baltimora—Henry Houghlalin. Toial the man injured by a blow from a Berry—William P. Sidnatn. -82?:Bs2.M3iai'5’2-;*t corn-cutter in the bands of John mads and aaacaaad on the above described Shaw during an altercation over fho Hastings—PtadM Brown. lasde. Hastings City, lai and 4th wards—Alvin Dated. Harilnp. OeL 11th, 1878. owawihip of a bog at Cooperville. on JAMK* W. HovaSTAUK, W. Bailey. the 18th. died from the effects of tho Hastings CMy. 2nd and 3rd wards—David1 Drain Commiiaioner. 0. ItehtaMn. ’ On motion of Supenrisor Stowell, Bom— Augustus M' Armour. the report was accepted, and on mo­ while throe boys, named respeetivoly Irving—Aaron J. Walker. tion of Supenisor Cole, the report Johnstown—Levi M. Dew.-y. McClure. Scooley and Taylor, were was adopted. On motion of Super­ Maple Grn- Adam Wolf. oat hooting near Marshall, the latter, OtMMvilD—Elf Nichole. visor Wolf, Board proceeded to the •s«i between eight and nine years, | Prtdricvi.lv—John J. Perkins. elecliomoi county Drain ComniisRutland—James D. Benham. s ion er, by ballot, with the following £©S2SSS£S5SS!8S8S5£ a«k«d and- wis granted the privilege Tbornspple—John F. Emory. . result . of firing a shof, in which act, from tne . Woodland—Ira Stowell. Yankee 8pr<ngs—Zebulon B. HojrL Jam'ea W. Houghlriin received 13 votea. iSSSSSfeizSSSSSSSS manner in which the gun was held, 1 vole. Oh motion of Supervisor Walker, John F. Emory received be eras struck with such (orca tn the On motion of Supervisor Emory John F. Emory of Thornapple, w.ts James W. Hough tab n having re­ * region of the heart by the recoil of chosen temporary chairman. ceived a majority of votes of all the the report was accepted. On motion ol Supervisor Stowell the report was On mnlinn by Supervisor Wolf, Supervisors elect, on -motion of Su­ the gnn as to cause almost instart adopted The following invitation death———Thomas Bennett, of Board proceeded to the election of pervisor Emory^ ha was declared du­ Chairman, 6y ballot,.with ’he follow­ ly elected qs £o. Drain Commission­ was received and read : Adrain. section boss in the Lake Hastings, Mich., Oct. 13, 1875. The committee on inisoellvueous ing’ results : ’ • er Shore Road at Lenawee Junction, David 0. Robiaaon of He»ling«City received claims, througli their chairman. Sup­ To the Boatd of Supervuort of Barry was arrested Saturday on the charge ervisor Walker, reported tchy bad ex­ It votes. County, ntnr in session: G anilemeu—The Board of Education of rape. The complaint was made John J. Perkins, of Pi’alriovUle, received ; amined the following accounts and 2 voles. bevvbj txtend to you an invitation to vieit by Mrs. Malloy, who alleges that the Lavi JI. Dewey, of Johnstown, rewired would reccoinoud their allowance as U>e Union School Building aunie day during follows; your prveent aetrion, with the members of crime was oommrtred on the evening Join F. Emory, of Thoroapplo, received thia Board. If accepted please appoint a of August 8th. Her husband had -1 veto. < . Total, 10 yalca. time when it would be convenient for you to been very aick 4er six months, an J do co. Respectively yours, David G. Robinson having receiv­ Bennett come daily to sco him. fre­ ed a majority of. votes of al! the Su­ 2 J*r II. Waif. On motion of Supervisor Hoyt the quently sitting up. On this evening pervisors elect, on motion of Supervi­ invitation was accepted. The ac­ sor Dewey, lie was declared- duly h* called her ont of doors saying he counts of Milo T. Wheeler and 37 elected ns chairman for tho current wished te speak to her. She went others were presented referred to committee on claims. On motion ,ol out and he caught her, and in spite Supervisor Emory moved that llm Supervisor Stowell. Board adjourned of her struggles violated her peison chairman appoint the usual standing ’it* John Mohler, until 8 o’clock to morrow morning. committees, consisting of the usual 13 MUtoo I'rirfci Benuett gave #2,000 hail te appear Wm. H, Powers, Clerk. number of members, which motion Wednesday.--------- Dr. W. C. Wyatt prevailed. a prominent physician of South Bay Supervisor Wolf moved tint the —Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I>eo City, died Ont 23, from the effects chairman appoint a committee of six •4 blood poison. He amuled at a —three from each Representative Districl-lo report upon the division of Man. C. I. Dkvo, Secretary. post mortem examination very recent­ tho coiir.lv into representative dis­ ly and the vmiis was* communicated tricts, which motiou prevailed. Jqro:* leva. to his system through a small sore or On motion the Board adjourned un- J On motion of Supervisor Emory, sciatch un his hand. ■ —Tlio body til lo-moriow morning nt the hour ot the report was accepted and adopted. 8:30 o'clock. ot a mac drowned came to shore at On motion of Supervisor Wolf, Wu H. Powers, Clerk. Trenton Oct. 21. evidectally a sailor Board adjourned until to-morrow sboat forty years old.—;---- The dead nioining at the hour of 8 o’clock. TresoAY MoRNnro, 1 body of a man was found on the Wm. H. Poweks, Clerk. October Iklh, 1875 j by WO pert»a*< In the ta*n»bipe of Fl f’U j j Charlotte. M'MtevOle, New style Prints for 8 cents. . New Corsets for only 50 cents. New Shawls, Scarfs and Comforters New Flannels and Ladies Cloths. New Skirts and underclothing'. New Hats and Caps, Gloves and Mittens. New Boots and Shoes. New Crockery and Glassware. New Trunks, Valises and'Horse blankets. that the Journal of the proceedings of Monday and Tuesday bo read, which motion prevailed. The account* of Wm. Tinkler, and seven others were presented and on niitron of Supervisor Wolf, were received and referred te committee on claims. The various committees being at work, on motion of Super visor Emory, Board adjourned until afternoon. Wx. A. Powers, Clerk. | D. W. LINCOLN. WlabM to announce that P. Durhatu'a grocery »toc keep a choice stock of GrROCffiUS. PMOK, AJfD NOTIONS, Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. FAMILY MEDICINES Dr. Drake <}- Bro's Medicines, G. A. TRUMAN Lyman Brown's Hydransa, Pills anti Gravel Medicines, Indian Blood Syrup, Nashville, Sept. 15, 1875, Electric Health Restorer, And medicines for most of the ilia to Business done on tho square nnd The Beckwith Heater satisfhetron guaranteed. D. W. LINCOLN. ANNOUNCEMENT! IMErs. E- <3. T*itti»igrer Hering just porch Mod the etoek of Goods formerly owned by M- E Stebbins, will MILLINERY & DRESS HUNG POTATOES, store, flaring just returned with a full CORN, APPLES, OATS, In the Fall and Winter Stj Clover Seed, &c., Delivered at their CHAS. W. DEIASAT, ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE JEWELER a OPTICIAN We also keep on hand and have for sale AFTERNOON SESSION, 1:30 F. M. ] <>OK HERE ' A* well as tie following bert pay tho Highest Market Price fur Board convened pursnant to ad­ journment. Roll called._ Members all nresent, Board proceeded to btisinejJ. Supervisor Dewey moved Board met pursuant to adjournment Roll called. Members all present. Reuben Norton, of the town­ ship of M a p I e G r o v o. present­ ed an account of $102 for money paid out in looking for one Henry Robinson who stole a team from him in the month of January, 1875, also lor reward paid for the ap­ prehension of said Robinson, which on motion of Supervisor Emory, was received and land on the table. On motion of Supervisor Cole, ac­ count No. 9 was taken up and refer­ red back to committee on claims. The county Treasurer laid before the Board the lists ot rejected tax­ es for the previous year al his office, also at the Auditor General’s office, lamed by fire and the prisoner* roast afternoon sssstotc, 1:30 r. x. together with the lists aud amount ed alive. Ibis supposed the prisoner Bo^rd met. Roll called, Members that have been charged back to the set the building on fire. James Bn nil present. Board proceeded to busi­ county, and by the county T'reasurer, low, the village marshall, was arrest­ ness. The noco'ints of Cortex P. Pen­ to the several townships and city of ed a few days ago. charged with dill, and nine others,1 were presented Hastings. On motion of Supervisor and on motion of Supervisor Perkins Emory the lists of’rejected taxes and having killed the prisoner and fired were received and referred to the (he amounts charged back to the aevcommittee on Claims. ercl townships and city were received years, named Gerard, foil fell mto inro the The various committees being at and each Supervisor authorized and river at nt Bav Crty. and vn» wt drowned j *vrk. nn morion of Supervisor Dew instructed to re-assess upon their Oct. 34th----------- 1-atrick Fiteparrick I-V'B-”*'4 ““bl 7 u'elbek respective townships, and city, the -.™md.nt ot Gmml lUpid. d,..,. ! "«• „ po(rtR!t _ ■mount or amounts, or upon the sev Wm. H Powcrs, Clerk. rral descriptions thereon, as required peared #ve weeks mnee and it‘«i tear | I by the provisions of Section 1 I'D and rd has met with foul play----------- A! F-vENiNO sesstox. 7 r. n. •: 111. Act Nn. 160. Sewion Laws of area named Ross, was buried in a . u died. Member, Bo.r<l met. OolJ •n4 *’n*' "l«"ed '■> the wen winch he was disgieg near. Kai- ■ a|l pr/seaT, B<uu71 * 1 Vrocecdeil nr.wilerl to to bysi l.u.i ;: 1eomrmluw ua •)vorlionmlml u( tasee. 7-The committee* being amtioo, Oct. 25tb. Some forty per- uess. Jama# W. HonghtAUn; County •I -------------------- nt work, on •oe» gathered eher the caving w. »ud Drain Commissioner, submitted the “J*1"”1 ol Sepervraor I eriuns, J>osrd I U.T. JUMUM Way nr JnneU AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Wednesday Motnsq, October 13th, 18*75. LI i 8! LARGE STOCK OF FALL tel ATTENTION. ALL! beach of Lake Michigan a few miles Board met pumtmnt to adjournnorth nf Holland, Oct 23. A portion mont. , Roll called. Members al! •of the stern of a boat was also found present The cliainnnu announced and identified as a part of the pro­ tho following committees : Cowmiiire or Equalisation—John F. Em­ peller Mendota. Thu body was had' ory. John J Perking, ir* tDoweU. Znbuln* iy decomposed-but was supposed to IS. Hoyt, William W. Cole, Alvin IY. Bailey, and Henry Hbugh(a|in. be one of the Menduta'a ere v.Committee»n inbeelleneous claim**Aaron The second trial of Melvin C. Fuller J Walker. Williem P. Bidsun, and Calvin for the murder of Wilson Pound at Ain»wortb. Corn mi I lee on finanot'—Eli Nichole, Leri Grand Haven draws to a dose. Great M- Dewey. William W. Cole. James D. Ben­ excitement was created in the case ham. and Aujneitis M. Armour. , Committee on apportionment of last*— Oct 26th, by John Fuller, father ol Levi M. Dewey, Eli Nichols, and John F the respondent, confessing tlmt he Emory. Committee on connlv building*—I'leiade* and Watson killed Pound and swear­ Broan, John J. Perkins and Auju*tu» Car­ ing that Melvin had ieft the fishing penter. Commi'te* oo 8ab»rie»—Ira St well. grounds an hour before the murder Zebulon B. Hoyt, and James D Henham. was committed. As Faller's convic­ Committee on divirion of county into reption was almost a certainty he loses reseniatirediatrieln— Levi M. Denny, Adam Wolf. John J. Perkins, Ira Stowell, Alvin nothing by pleading guilty and may W. Bailey and John F. Emory. help Melvin get dear. Watson anil On motion the assesment rolls of probably brftried for the crime.----------- the several townships aiul tho city of Hastings, were referred to the com Vgale swept - over Lake Michigan mittee on equalization. The Clerk Wodaerday nigh'. Several dead laid before the Board a communienbodsM were swept ashore at Grand j liun from the Auditor Genera’, con­ Haven, and tears are entertained of taining a statement of amount of a disaster.-:--------- A man by the name State Tax apportioned to the county of Btims, of Lansing was instantly for the year 1875. winch, on motion of Supervisor Emory, was referred te killed by being thrown from his wag committee on Finance. on while his team was running uway. The accounts of J. P. Roberts and ———Last spring a man was arrest 24 others were presented anil referred ed and lodged in the lock up at Au to committee on Clainu. On motion Board adjourned until 1:30 p. m. sable for being drank and disorderly. Wm. H. Powers, Clerk. Shortly after, the building was oon HAS JUST RECEIVED HIS NASHVILLE. MICH. LATH, SHINGLES, WATER LIME, SALT, CTEWELBY Clocks, Spectacles, £c. HAIR. STUCCO, ire.. which we ship and retail at betlom prices. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Proprietors. CHA8. W. DBMARAY PROSPECTUS FOR Greeting I world respectfully inform my friends that I am Again in the Trade Buainess Relations with you. I trust by fair dealing I shall be able to retain your confidence, and to win that of strangers. THE EVENING NEWS, DETROIT, MICH are acknowledged to be the best heating stove They are the only tove mounted with gen­ uine boilr irone. They admit tho largest chunks of wood. They fire longer than others SOLD OXLY BY Especial Attention ja iirriled to toy etoek of . Where yon । will find a fall stock of ------ wM.ur„„,„,ac.k. ------- Wdl^n8t.w«rt. . l,nnor| Tk„. k„ loesfod a Drain or I'itcb . | dealer nf An Sable, wm robbed and ’ in ih« Town4ri|» of fail ton, upon fretieM 7> 1 evkxino ssssxoa, 7 r. x. murdered bv some unknown parties 1 •"d «•**•*" (*«>• aT“n «•*••>“ •»»’•« fU). • Board met pnreuant to adjourn-! nramvra i»y aovna unauuu n panics, foMr(ten .. U) R r jvom WHICH IB NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. j Get. 2*h._______ Ilex A. L- Green. •» »bv T-rwMp Irvl.y. kw,<o । I rn * «. , r ! Bulihesd Lak* Drain, length of sueb I l,re*«nb Board proceeded .o bust of Obvet. died on the ilxL from the; -ne — > ncss. Suj»ervr>or Emory presented !, j the peUriuii of Sidney 1*. L\>ol. of the ' located io Barry county. ' ■ townshiji of Assyria, asking the conn-1 J.nd arceydrj. (290 rod- ) tiive TbJLe a C’allfry to reimburse him for money ex­ !! pended in the arrest ot Howard Ett«. j Naehviile, Mieh., Jan. 27, 1675. J Said Ellis having stolen n linrne from | Isafel l’v«d in the m«*nlh of Augurtrf BOOTS AND SHOES,! L. J. WHEELER ad---- AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH. West Side of Main street, Nashville, Mich. c. o. woLctVrr. treit eonUaporariiM combined, *a imoteuie popularity thrnugboat tb« state, eod a wraud financial etandisf Midi M aay paper three limsw iu age tuifhl envy. U U. aa actual rirculation (October. 1875. j of over 11,600capfoe. Of Um«o about �imprr««d with the ids. that *.«ce men were made to Ibra la big citire like Itetroit, end make mxney. and otter* to mu country newspapers al one dollar and four almighty shillings per year, and o« questions answer ed reteiive to green wood, ebfl togas, or de- —F. B,—.. wo* on the rirbris Friday with three aril* to the wiad and more flop F>»<-____________ —The cabbage that bsat the cabbage wm| sent as Tuesday by Will Brock*, and weigh­ ed 22 pounds sveirdwpoU. —Rev. Manefevd, of .Chicago, editor of’ ‘Mnnsford *M*gaatB*" will preach at the' Ihrirtfin Church, Tuesday evening. Nov. , , • Tha eroes-walk in front of the Union House has been made, and C. C. Wok-tl h*s eovove^ the front of hi* etor* with black —A thorny-primed .farmer drove into town bet Briurday accompanied by nine women, and he looked like a bashful sori ■—Fred ▼. Yoaags, formariy an attorney of Ahls village, died st hi* bouse in Hasting* last 8wsd*y morning, U the eg* at 28 Be leasee a wife sad two onsU ahildrea. L«SH*USXR. n\K—Dr. Barber counted sixty five team's on Main fk. last Fatorday, at abont fenr o’rioek. How doos toot look a'ongsld* of your tw*nty-five count Mr. Vermontville Enterprtac f —Rev. J. R. Webb in moving’from Linsing to the Assyria Circuit last week Thurs­ day evening, lost two dining chairs, near this village. Any Informail on regarding them can be left at thia oSee. —-Judge Lovell. ofthe Ionia Circuit, has been engaged to hold coart in Hui c-uoly fee ana and perhaps two weeks, beginulnj, Monday, Norember 1st. Judge Hoyt's lllmao* rendering him unable to hold ecurt. IX BUMS OF .00 and VfPWdlltDS OX LOSiC TIME. LRUMELL- JONES, ELIKU CBIPMAN, Justice of tho Peace, Fall an* Whiter ULLUBU FANCY GOODS’ nigrstoels, Real and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Dice, LIVERY STABLE! —Tbs Suparvieors, a(l their Ute division, redistricted tbs eoasty. According to toe old division the line ran om! and west, Rev. C. 1. Deyo spoke of tbe action of th* leaving th* same number *f townships in school board of Cbioago. in prohibiting the each district. By the new divirion tho easreading of tbe Bible in the public nobo<>1* of toon district includes Woodland, t'aslletcn, that city, and fa.ljl that this was only a pre- Maple Grove, Assyria, Johnstown; Bellitense. It eoald net be bound, wm free ud mare, Hastings and Baitings oity; popula­ wo n«j«te»o mo foes* of th* ultimatum *f tion. 11.880. Tbe western district, Carlton thia' eoatmt. “Th* opposing element* are 1 Irving. Rutland. Hope, Barry, Thwnappls, right and wrong, truth and error,' infinite Yankee Springs, Orangeville, and Prairitsad finite r-iations. Attempt? hare teen. ! riHa; population, 10. 721. made to destroy sad erpell the word of —*Ln Creme de la Creme 1* th«» God before, but had replied in sad fsllure*. and "the blood of the martyr* wa* th* seed title of a soLleetios ef musio for advanced player*, which ha* boon received by u*. of the ehurcL” But now let us see if wo can get at Ute This is th* 22ndnumber that hoe been Lsoued meaning or design that u» Jerilerilbe aoliun of Ibis publication, and it contains five of school board te excluding th* Bible from piece* of careful’* selovtod mu*io Uial fo th* school*. The current beneath the sur­ worth two dollars, while the soot of the face ha* mors force than that rhioh we be- periodical for a year is only four dollar* to .held; and went on to qnote from CnthoHe eubMriber*. It i* the oreem of tho fiaost paper* that they would not be solicited if muill that is contained in this publication. the Protestant Bible and every vertigo of By sending tbe above earn to J. L. Peters; religion wa* banished from the public 699 Bread way. New York, this period last schools; that Catholic religion is bound up will-be ftibaished for one year, or a sample with tbe exclusion of every schooling not copy for 60 cente." under. Catholic direction and control, tost plainly said, you look to your children and LOCAL MATTERS. wo will look' to our*. We do not want you to be taxed for Protestant or godless schools, and 'we want our proportion of tbe vehonl money and wo enter on this oontroversy —Attend the Businee* College and Ale with this solo a|m and purpose.” Thia is graph Institute al Kalamatoo. Journal free the real issu*: To divide the public money •aa- Shirts and Drawers from 36 cent* (m they have already done In East Si. Lou­ up, st the 12} per cent store. is,) and destroy'our free school system, and the Catholic* are willing to co-operate with any and every means to aowmolish this end. Bnt, in reality, can the Bibl* be expdted Twanky, a good Qreen Tea, from the *«hool*. It ha* found it* way in Tea Dust, something new the *ducational tut books, Webster's dic­ No.’ 1 Japan, good " 2 •• such as you pay 85 for, tionary and toe world qf literature. Sure­ ly if the Bible is expelled oor present text book* must be expelled with ii, or God would oome up in the reading, grammvr, writing or arithmetic lesson. It would hardly be safe te go beyond toaehiug gym­ —A nice little snow storm Tues-.lsy even­ nastics, and Christian loucheis must be ex­ ing. One inch of enow fell. pelled or they might teach a liule Bible in •B- New Orleans Molasses, the “boia," their explanation*. at Tar max's. Our commoa school* i* tho hope of tbe publie and no American will permit it to be plucked from him. When it become* ex­ tinct the red, while and blue of our flag w'dl change into.ashy paloaoea, only to be super­ ceded by the black flag of treason, dark- | la tewa Monday to sell baskets and make up their winter wardrobe which consisted of tlx yards of red ribboa. throe strings of new and destruction. beads, and seven brass ifighr-ring*. As 1 said J»efore the issue is not Bible or no Bible, but a division of the public school —Somebody tried io effect an entranee to money with the Catholics, and if with them, Boise Bros, store, last week Thursday, by why not with all sects, and tbe result would piling up noses to enable them to open the be ignorance, hatred, war, and extermina­ window above the door, but they made t-o tion. But with our free common school . much noire and arousedllie inmates, and ■ystera, a land dolled with churches, and an innumerable army of Sabbath school 'X-ThereUabay cow into h Tillage that children as tbe palladium of America’* fu­ ture we need not fear. With three estab­ is a llille the sharpest of any we hare been lished as national peculiarities, we shill be fortunate enough to become acquainted worthy of our destiny ; all free, all equal, wKK Aelrnwhsat a five rail board Irises all endowed with right* Inalienable. Such and nlatohes gates with the greatest oMe. Once oa a time rite entered cur yard and men shall maintain freedom, over them shall spoiled the looks of 11 bond of cabbage, 6 wave our flag, placed where the good and current bashes and two liute pear trees, true shall alwsy* greet* it jusj below the cross, and a* the breath of heaven'* kisses It* aad she don't look like a very hungry sort folds, and wrap* them round that only lofi-t ier emblem, the bean* of the eppreased th* —fames Akeley, in renewing hi* eeb- world over, shall be gladdened as tbeir ooriptiee from Cairo, Green* Co. N. Y. «*y* : eyes behold the type and symbol of toe now | IbUttoeeht, ihsMsha dsrix* to rrtremfi my eivilixMioa in the crons, draped by toe SSaJ&'sEssSSSSSflS stripe* and rarient with the star*. ™~ ■* toM—»S Sunday night we pilgrimaged east. We got as far aa'Detrolt by fbur o'clock Mon­ day morning, and layed over,——the train stopped rather suddenly and we layed over While a son of L. Tabbs, Hrinfone mil* on the floor just off the seat, on which yrt ea«h of Maple Grave Cmkor, was driving had been dreaming of preacher Cook's long­ seme horses oat of a field, one of them kick­ eared mule*, pumpkin pies aud two mor* ed him. fracturing bis shall over the eye*. moa wanting to know who put that little * Dr. Young* was e*Y1-d to attend him, wad piece in the paper. We went ever to the Tribune and Free now he is doing as well as could bo expected Pmi print *bop* to s^o them strike off their papers. Thess pipers are edited by steam. \Last week W.daesdey, Frank Mead lad We wandered forth and arrived at tbe "po Saw LaF*ver, caught * fish, ef the mneca- Uee court,” just as school wn* but and the longe speciee te Tbereappie Lake that Meria wss being packed with its load of weighed 38f pound*, **< measured 4} feet drank and dtoorderh e foe the House of i. length It had teeth am inch leng. Wh*«> Correction, and were only in time io »(* the Frwtk speared th* flab, 14 Jumped two fest boys (m M. Quad says) join 1 and* and sisg o«L of the water and tasaediately made for their parting glee. Detroit is aa old looking place, and old deep water taking th* spear with if, but taarwed agate towards tbe shore where It enough te bo her own mother, bnt she is wm caught and with dlMeuliy lifted into business. T> ose old building* with their gibla ends and tell ehimtj«yy look •'range and odd to Young America. One of the large«t wholesale groceries U located ia a eh arch, and a not very high-toned theatre George Covfll*, of Wood! and, wee thrown from a carriage and ineiandy killed. Friday oeeuploi another. Jeffersoa sad Woodw ird Avsxaas ars atee broad rtreeix. but the aftamoea. while on a visit io some fricad* other* are narrow enough to make it upBut Detroit contains many fine buildings. bo^y was beoughi home for burial. Th* faaevai sremsa wm preached al tbe Baptist City Hail Is as unoMxrily m*s»ive and riegul structure, and with ils yard ornaments Church by Rev. F. A. Mowers, thecirevft preacher of the United Brethren Church, must have oust several million* of dollar* Il is built eatireiy of stoat and is fire proof. audwaea very dtoar, able and terrible expeelilon of the doctrine ef th* rmurectitm While we wore gating upon its st upend sou* proportions, sad reflecting sad gastag, a There wm a large alteadsnce from all pert* of the township, from sympathy with the countrymnn with hay seed in hie hair, broke in upon our meditation with this query .fhmily in their sudden breavamenu “Wh* livss in that 'ars house!'’ When we Woodland, Ort- Mib 8. I'. D. told him he seemed more surprised and wandered off towards toe Camra* Mariiu*. RocetU.y ayoang maa etaid with one of x Just J_ north of tho city is th* Campus Mar­ our clerks, who sloops in th* store of hi* s4..mi —».. where the farmer* wive* and baton: employer. la the dead of night tber heard daughters congregate to **il all kinds ef a raoket in th* edUr. Burglar*, wm the produce. Here you eaa get a warm m*»1 fieri CibsmgM, nd toe young mas garrisoned for twenty-five ecuts, and enough baby squalling and rid woman jawing thrown in in the other, started down, foHewed by the te make it worth an evsa fifty oonc pise*, riesfc wtto a ten pound serie weight in one baadaad a throbktog heart in t!.* other On spmiing the door tho aforesaid young high and is filled up with piaao*. vrgsa*. ‘ tcali.Mn.meai. ft cm top to sms sow a sat jnmp, audits stole sitting up­ on a dry gonds box with ears erect aud oye* good strong firm with on Irishtag He took good aim and fired, but honest repoteLioa, and what they dus t th* oat Mili sat th-rs sereu* and eel* a* an keep in the music line isn't worth buying. kids This was a conundrum sad thoy C J. Whitney fc Co also have a fine Opera terssrigaiefi sad found they had -poppred” sa Mgbt-dollar pair of boots. Morel,— Boys mom judge from Us loria of the ears. A LITTLE MORE 0IDER. I will -rake elder hereafter, at my mill In Berryville, un Taesdey* and Tkcrsday* of Fatsxn D. Soqlu. VlL. Don't forget it. Tho best Beef Steak at Roe & Clrrer’s, at only 10 cent* per pound. ... — Lundborg perfume* at B01 st Bbos. 1 C10TIII6AID GEHTS FUfiHISHING W! Tn botli styles and quality, nt the an rhe time charging yon tbr 12 1 -2 per cent only oa them. My Fall and Winter Stock of It e 111 o v e cl I BOOTS AND SHOES, AND RUBBER GOODS A. Troutwine has removed hi* barber shop to Brady's building. He warranto satisfac­ Is complete at away down price*. solicited. tion or no payr Qlvs him a ealL An examination of Goods and Prices is ' Eooa. Cash or Trade paid for Butter 2Saihv:»e, Mich., Sept. Wth, 1875. W. A. AYLSWOXTB. te. mlchtesn. i-loor.n* to the triate of Dertav H Hhrtner. aa4 tocribtd m follow., u» wit n>r KmI Forty Aenw of the vmI •Ixly-flw »erv« of tbe tooth hair ot the nc*ib-v*«t qmeterofeet. Uw two <i> Town two IT) north of raaf* **v*n £T) GOLDSMITH’S S-8______________ AtotlnWtmtor ot ojpt Betale. GOOS NWS l Glass, aU oiem, double asri stogie think, for vtore fronts, dwellings, pisterea&a., all kinds of Steinsd and Figured Gias* 1 s’eo guarantee tbe boat made Saab In the State.' Glass ready Wot—French or American—-e^ul waranted safo homo at my risk, and afr kinds of Show Cssoe. White Mriri and Walnut. Send te your orders Bead foe prices. . £, P. EARL 44 Jefferson Are.. (2-6) • _______________ Drirolt, Mich. GLASS AND PAINT. A LAJIGE LINE OF PATENTS. .U-JbE1 Boots and Shoes, OF EVERY DEWR1PT10N, “OYSTER OCEAN” AT THE Ladle*' sad lieata’ Reataaraat, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.. Window Glass, Tiste Glass, Cat. Stained and Enameled Glare, French and Garman Look iog Glia* Piste*, also Beymer, Bauman A Co.'* Strictly Pure While Lead, all at bot­ tom priest, if you want anything, get our prices. REID k HILLS, 108 Woodwnn! Ave., *uri 10 aud 12 Con­ gress 8t.. ^Detroit, Mleb. i AK ci torr. MtOII-. Gillmax Baoe.. Proprietors. I to tbe >»nc« lausim io w:r boalacre we On the 1st of November, naxt, I will open a class for the study of B*An Nx HERE IS A CHANCE T«» Prepared to Compete MAKE MONEY! This Side of'Cristinas Boots and Shoes. WLSTKD /nsti-MMienfai lifwefc. Instruction given on PIANO or ORGAN eareful reteuUoa. Public Bsbosrsa! will be given every two month. To those wishing to pursue that, branch of study, I would respectfully soil thole sueniion to my met bod ad Teams, $10 pr Qr. Gao. R. FLEM23 ATKINSON Jt KO£, ROWER i ADAMS. NASHVILLE, MICH. WORTH or IlradleriF* sad pray ’rtully; Evrrv vrcnlbrr heart did know. ILxw ti>e aooe *s slorm-UMM-d Mid. Urals a ith weary whara I ha air; Ev'ry mar with aonirw sllm-d. Every ay liable a prayer: ••Rock of axes cleft for me. Let me hide niVscU in .bro/' GttnrdlM’aHric. “Ruck at Aura, elrft for mr.IJps grown aw»d sane the hymn, TrusUnsly. nod tenderly ; New Goods Direct from New York Wilt them nraC ibymtf to biri. < k>uld Ukw ■IshtlesK, sankru eyre. < Hred brnmtubc w.fi urvy b»lr. CuoM Ujpre route aud IIjm Move Main In pbrodln* prayer. SUU. aye MUI. the word* would be, • Lot me blje my..If lu tbre ” In the Matter of to* Estate of John Basu aud Nettie Boa*. Minors. Notice i* hrsob, given I hat I ahalfi asltat Public Auotfoa. to the bight*' bidder, on Saturday, tbe 20ib day of Nnvrvber, A. D. 1875, at ton risioek in th* forenoon, at toe north front door of the court house ia the city of Jdaskiag*. iw the County of Barry, in tbs Stale ci MieheC»n. purvuoal te Licens* aud authority granted fo me on the fllh day of September A. D. 1B76, by tbe Probate Court of Barry County. Michigan, aft ot th* oriate, right title and Interest of the said minors ef, la and to the reel estate situated and befog in the County of Barry, in the State of Michiran known and described as fellows te'Wit: Tbe East half of tbe east half of the eoMb weM|quartsr of *oetion thirteen.(18) in town tbree(C). north of range eeeen (7). wort, fo Barry county, Michigan, subject to the dower of Vaid Sophia KunU M widow of *aid frederiok Baas, deceseoL Dated. Sept. 22 D. D. WM. SOPHIA KUNTZ. Qwardisa. Madod tn any ad.lire, on receipt of *0 cent*, by C. J. WHITNEY k CO., Publisher*. DrtreL, Mich. BfiT New store. New goods. Expenses light,and one price to all makes trade lively al the 12J per cent profit store. J?l!RMTCRE MANUFACTORY —IFm. A. Ayltworth keeps tho 12} per cent profit .tore, btricily oue price to all and no deviation. JACOB LENTZ & SONS BQB. Just received at 49 a fresh lot Cranberries. — Best Jap Tea at — Standard A. Sugar, 11 cent* per lb. at White & McNamo*' C. O. D. Grocery. - fa* A few of the bort made Revolver* al Lbb Baua for only $5 each. • BB~ Choice Deaf Steak at Hoc k Clever's for only 10 cool* per pound. □Qk. Basstvilix will* Fu>rn ay Txvxas's. tar Took the first premium, the Enter prise Coffee Grinder, owned by White A tycName*. They grind all coffee free of Give M s -chaw” cf White k Mc­ Namee' 60 cent Tobacco, It is aa good as is generally arid for ||.«>. KOCHER BROS. FOR THE Parlor, Library. Dinin, Office aid BENERAL FDMTffRb! MIRRORS,PICTURES. FRAMES AND CARDS. BRACKETS, DUSTERS. AC.. AC., FALL AND WINTER TRADE! Baby Cabs and FnbDlalurs COFFINS AND CASKETS, SHF OVDS AND COFFIN LIN­ unrib-wsot ew*r of Lot Mo. twewy-eevtr. >7). lho.ee east one hundred thkty-to^ (I»} foot, three* north flfty-fire (fid) fee*. theueewoMM* hundred ttirty-two rt«) foot, thonoo north fifty-tkm (M) fort to the INGS kept caiutantly on hand. Faints aud Oils at Bain Haos. — £cc Brairio ««J1 a Utter grads of Oyeter* for 26 crate pep esa then any ether place In town. lu aud f r Barry Ceanty, Michigan on the »econJday of August IS. Z. to Uber -r’ of mortgage* on page 662*; aud wbareas, the raid mortgage was July endlegril) assigned to M M Franei* on the math day J De­ camber. 1878, which arid aatfgnmcM wae duly and legally recosdod cm the te«oad<iay of January, 1874. in tbe kegiriee's oAcofor IJarry cooaty . Mifoigan, to Uber "6” ot mortgage*, on page 41, and M. M. Francis is new the owner of said raortfaga, and no ■ lull at law ba* been instituted to recover ■ he debt socnrvd br said mortgage, and de­ fault has been made In tho payment of the same, and there is now due on the same the »um of one hundred twenty-three and 12- 100th dallae*. rise aw a trewy fee of twenty-fit* doUare. provided te b« paid by ■he tortus afXared m^tgsgr, abculd any proceeding* be taken te forecleeo the same ; Notice I* therefore hereby giten that I shall sell the promiso* describe! in *rid mortgage i al publir auction an th* Gto day of K»v*m' for. A. D. 1876, at the Ki«ir of throe o'clock j in tbe afternoon, gd I hl north front Jocr of the court huwoe fo th* City of Hasting* Michigan. 1 i 11 being I be place of holding the aircuU »*urt fo *>4 I fur Berry county. ’0 satisfy the amount due >.a raid mortgage, together *hh said alterI net fee and all other legal c. .t*. Tho deterijtiaffttf arid prvvnioM (described in raid mortgage ie • That ptere or parotl ef tend lying and being sb tn. Village of Nnoh, villa. County of Barry and Blate of Mtehj. 1878. M. M. F1AKCIB. Asrigusc for Mortgage*. W. E. KCC8ER k Bn. �Tbs United Htetea imported 1*1,000,(W rlsj pipes, mostly from GImjcow, last year. . household WM diaxurtexi by such unac­ customed uoisia m the jx-unduxg ot pipes, tto- rustling of soot, the rattling of step laddcra, the bumping of stoves, U««> MJpprcmnd swearing of Mr. Bartow, and the by no means suppressed- scolding ot hi* spouse. ’ Fjisdly, Mr. Barlow got Mte® uP> a brick and two chij* nerving f^lhi-miMdiig tog; bo created TSftj-a at'kUM have giv,n tbeir bcKwautt to tbiti cooiNvrtflteo of Dr. Ere.’ert.m «a the E|daco|«l IW.op of -Ou itamtey ImL vbiht a party of fire l*rrd>ant five lengths of pipe from tbe-back, *#m were out cmriage riding near WHd-. tiuia their veliicw *u tswciultatod into lue ntul to* sn<«|WMKled idiont five other Schuylkill river, and Henry Gc-itter, With Ua lengths from the chimney and ceiling. Remained but oue elbow to connect these two jMwprudicuiar and horizontal systems. Mr. Barlow had by this time become perspiring and profane.; when the acrid soot got into his’ eyes and Some plants, according to a rooenl writer, bavrs awkward and sullen ways. Dead beats, for instance. It m said that in each of tbe 45 tobacoo faettariea of RtohruMMi are organixed bauds of colored ▼ooalirta. ■ •: ■ fore his return from India. A modbkk philaftopher speaks the lit­ oral truth when he Bays, "To be suc­ cessful in Ln«ne«t a man must have-dol lam and aeai«%” Tn manyiag trade is not so brisk in Philadelphia this year m it wm lasts by 1,000. Money is too scarce -for ringsand made them smart he had nibbed it out Igniters. Minister*an sad. with bis hands, which were covered with ■THE Rev. Dr. Ecdeston is pretty cer­ soot; be had cut his fingeVa seven times ।tain to be confirmed Bishop of Iowa, p’onion of the boiler, in ibe paper mill of Mocri- with sharp odgra of ■tonrf*; “«|lbeventw-u diocatos have approved hig r.ob: 15are?t Co.; kt Roartag Bjwivitv, Ta., the pinched them seventy times seven times ,election, and he needs only six more to other day’. Tho mill wm dcatroyrd. , a majority. . — ITairie linn in.Babiaaka will .not be ao do- Ixetween joint*. . Mounting an a chair, linve ■ rucCvu thin tear di heretofore.' owing to the pltoed on four Ijficks, placed on a wasliA KUarr noedlo luw lx>en extracted prereufchrft taomnz taken. Tho of IxmtiI, placed pn » tub, placed on a table from the breast of a girl six year, old in .lApcoin called upon the Mayor to have a cordon with one shortley, which was eked out Reading, Paun. . It was -Umj opinion of tstrned about tbe city for protection. with a scrubbing-brash, Mr. Barlow es- j the surgeon tljat it must have been swal­ sayed far some thne to fit the elbow. lowed several yearn ago. Mrs. Bartow, meanwhile, stood below, The Brooklyn Argut: “ ‘ Five Dead commenting audibly, but by no mnans Men I Hove Known,*is what Bradlaugh favorably, on His method of conducting is talking to tl>e American people abont ojxcntfionB. At last, being aggravated beyond bounds, Mr. Barlow gave the el­ A more intelligible title would bo ’ Five Men I Talked to Death.’ ’’ bow a sharp blow horizontally. AsusA* boviko gypsy nt Bangor, Me., pended stova-pijK) offers comparatively i boetfWaMrt Wkbem at the rate of »1,590 aSA.II -D^b bama vi Orek National Council re rcfvrejf iappmit Cd. Bondina to oatab- -rAt Bowon ncentir was pl»>«! an cteibit ou gunc of baas ball between nine playen aagago4 by teAOUcage Chib for next mmou ayd a like ufanfitir to ronrpotsr Bceton'a Centennial dn£ remit-rtiowt-d ttte wisdom of ffifc Ctucago manages* h>, tU:r of bah toasera, m Ite B«ton >tow; wrfo dfetie^ te* ecoflj Ktxwfin; rt to 0 te Avor Of tee Wrtteru -Mm. Itejrp, o’Bl Paifi, hMteatt aenteoced -l^po-ta^VlaCpfi^e, h New H*A h wodeuta, xd th. Oda yolluyr. rixinyri cto.wo Wudcate lib drawq swpi$kslightly wounding Mvaral —Two l>rolhsra named Amos and Lvatah Coartright. who ware tn jail at Steven. I’oiut. "'to.. awaiting trialWok IK> murder of Sheriff 'Dakar, were taken -Mm'their celta by an antM UB4 af t4o bfimlrcd SMo and hanged —A tnau namof Ark., oomBliUed a murder of an unusuallv atrocious char- that tho decision of the lower court wm rovened by the Supreme Court, and he w*a romaiated for* iwptal. wtom VtaDd at marked mon took tbe culprit from the officer in cliarge «to to t/irtwaao CoL J. L. them are trirttogTo trfhi fithWi evfetrte.' —A m<pt etap09q« murder baa beet cuMartb. A. BQlwem.tr. attention ”Ma*y*^»l*toa small.. tenrtMnt.hOMa by an 'WMteltirapfl.knfi.tm.iaTrrtig^ion four dead AGENTS tiSJxaSffS ______________ _____ little rMtelfcnco.And Mr. BarlowJost hisswapped horses nine times the other sfip^* 3*y, and at night bo found that ho hod Ixxlancc. ftu* game legoYlSelBSE 1_„_____________ r l>ed from off tho scrabbing-braah, tho tlie same horse he first swapped in the tub slid from the table, the wsHhuig- morning, with $45 and a ratch in addi­ likely another eswpcDdou of work like 'lost -win­ board tilted from the tub, the bricks fell tion. ter. Tho Lehigh and Wllkaahane Coal ComThey do things rayther, “fast” (*my baa reduced its working boani to Uireor from the washboard, the chair tumbled .from the bricks, and Mr. Barlow de­ down in Bosiing sometimes. A certifi­ first step looking toe redortite. -** ' scended from the chair like Lucifer fall­ cate of mairiage was issued in that city —The amount now avafiabie dor tbe cooetruo- ing from hauen- ~ woman.only 18 tien of the Chkwgo Cuatotn-IIoua* *a stated In a Washington dbpstcb to be ttTt.OO). low, bricks, soot, washboards, chairs, before. —BaninmSr Hotel, st New Ylwk, wm cloeed In Minnesota Mra. Frank Petry, who last week-warAPf trarinom, . >/ - // - profanijeu tuba, tebtes, and nhrieke; —The Commbmoui-r of Ditcrnal Bcvehne 1>m then there was a dreadful Alienee. About had taken by miniate a tcaspoonfal of deofied tet bettobesr b a tenanted ifagnr. 19 square yards of carpet were ruined, solation of arsenic, was saved by the nimilar to ab, porter, lager. beer, etc., and aub- and the circumjacent rooms were a sight presence of mind of her neighbor, Mrs. ject to a tax of fil per-barrel. foe a, ^oasekeeper’s eye. Hartly , had.■ Newton, who promptly administered a —It iua been found profitable by a MancbcsMr. Darlow ri^-n and begun to take largo dose of ground mustard. tor (EititUnd) firm to import calieooe from tho stock*tff1 hwjmmetous ganhes and United Staten. The goods arc superior to the Mbs. Mart Bassett, M. I)., is said to sions, Hum Mrs. Barlow’s voice rose, Euglieh In quality and spiMtarance. have an annual income of $3,000, de­ —The annual report of the Commlarioner of anxionoly demanding : ‘<JohB Suediker rived from her professional work in Penrione bee br*n publinhe<!. and rixowa that Barlow, have you bent that elbow all by means Of the apddkl agoocy mtem a num- oute’n shape f" * No,” roared Mr. Cooperstown, N. Y. She has met with prejadioatofcl lived it down by faithful beriof frauja Lav? been unearthed fitM^pre­ Barlow, “ but, by the jumping, ten-toed work, with bitter persecution, and has vented. The (uvahd drmy rofi to 406,m, M aiiannual cost of ♦lO.Ml.Ulti. The knowledge Jehossphni, I WILL," sad, suiting tho ignored it altogether. that auto an igeucy t-xista. and tbe liability to action to the word,, he flattentel it be­ The camels formerly used in packing detection, prtVBBta the nrwientation of many yond aU'recognition on the oomdr of the stilt to the Comstock mines will shortly frauSalenl claims fo£ pextoohs. piano. Then ho went out, and, drawing be taken to Arizona, for service in the —Tbe St Louis Joarsot pabfiabM an article a revolver on the tinsmith, ordered him deserts of tliat country. Since tbe in­ cUwAcUrixwg the bi# bridge company m a to be round by daybreak on Moml^y, or "riudnabim monopoly.” in that U refuMM to troduction of these animals into Ne­ jienuit tho Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com- elmt---- >—VMcdffo Tribune. vada, some ten years ago, they have in­ creased by brooding from eight to fortyvarious other ways working Iw tho Intereat of A glacier is a current of ice derived two. - th. Wcrtcrn Union Tdegpi>h Company. — TWMbiaic troii.Worka Compeer, of Ma>- from saow. Complete glaciers of tho। The girnfie athiclied to Forepangh’s treal, baa failed ; Imbilitim. 9350.000. first order take their rise on the moun­ menagerie died ni Schenectady, recently, —Tho Mark Imt Krprett. in ita review of tains, and deMend into the sea, just as; from cold. It was valued at $7,000. 1 the EugUnh corn trade, states that tho au­ tumnal aowixig. liave been much retarded by all complete rivers of tho first order do. While tho menagerie was ou the way, n turma and flood#. Tho more thrt to known In North Greenland tho snow supply and. the wagon containing tho rhinoceros f tho crop of 1875 the tern satisfaction it general uhmatie conditions are kucIi that! 'broke tlirough a bridge nt Hoffman’s giro.. Tho Erprttii predict, higher prices for ite glaciers pour directly into tbe ooenn, Ferry. Tbe animal’s back was broken, and, so wndoubtedly did those of the। and ho will die. He was vnlncd at Pacific slope during tho flush times of $20,000. , POflTXCA^—Praridcat Orxut bos appmutsd Hon. the glacial cpdhh ; but now the world is> The late Morquis de Prades-Conti, ZachariAl: Cbaudler, lute 8en»tor from Michi­ ^1 the snow crop so scanty, ex-officer of the body-guards of Cluirles gan, to tho poaition of Bccreury of tee InneerV he glacier^ left alive* liave' X., died tho other day from the effects .terior, in place of Delano, roigned. and Mr. tore hints o< tfcnir former' of what might Ixj called an excess of -Chandler lias accepted the pcwiliou. The now melted Lyell Glacier Is now less1 gallantry. He liad never been ill a day, Secretly ia a native oCNew Hampihira sp<l ML thana mdo, Ing ; yet, setting out from and retained all activity in spits of his ionone, wo may trace its forthc'froaMi 82 years, but in stooping to kiss the ti grooved and polished sur- hand of the Dowager Countess de la faaceanJby immense canons and mo­ raines a distkhoe of more than foi ty milce. The glaciers of Switzerland ore in a —Prince Frederick of Prusria b to vimt, the bta, debate condition as compared with CentexiuUl. u«l will bo eeeorted there by • tueir farmer grandeur ; so aten are those German squadron. . —The law. introducing cotnpolaory civil mar­ of Norway, Asia and South America. in Bavaria hare been given effect by royal They have enmo to resemble the short rivers of tite eastern slope cf tbe Sierra —TIlc town of Wi<by, in Polish Unnsia, han that flow oat into the hot plains and are been derutaied by con flagration. Two hun­ dred dwelling., five rohoob and a synagogue dried up. ' Atfoording to the Scblagintweit wire destroyed. Some live, were lost, and &- brothers, the glacii-rs of Switzerland 000 iboplc are rendered hcxnclem. melt at an average elevation above the —M. Itoubcr nude a apeech at a tanqnet in level of ti»*ea of 7,414 feet Tbe gla­ Ajaccio, recently, of a very progreeeive charac­ cier of Grintlelwald melts at low* than ter, attacking tbe poliqy of tbeOdesabta, Meo 4,000 feet tiutt of tbe Aar at about 6,000. Mahon, ami M. Tblern, and claiming that tbe Bonapartble were tho only party that should The HimMaya Glacier, in which the Gan­ " does not, according to govern Ln France, m they favored nulrcnial suffrage. The Mayor af Ajaccio wm dunnuecd Cant. descend below 12,914 . _ for having taken part in tbe Ixnquet at which feet. The overage elevation at whicli the thta speech wm made. glaciers of the Sier ra melt is not far from 117000 feet above soft TeveL—/farmer’s aixnort entirely wiped out by a conflagration. —England fans obtained itatisfactorr spolcgian from China for recent outrages on Britinh cuti.'teiD*. end alao guarantees for good conduct wraarira«tatar«f aafato-ftw rerereJ year-, tiled Hext day. «M HVka wrireadered himself <mi the part of the Celestials in tbe future. —Tlxowamb of o|>er*tiv<s were thrown on* ti thefeu*.’ • . RW1 Ikury Drown wm executed of emptoyment by the floods at Sheffield and aiStXatife. or, Ji^syof tort week, for tec vicinity, many colHeriea and iron worka being omnlCTxjX IWte F/arr.> Garaan iKam Uv- stopped. The rivera Don, Wye, Avon, and ia Ifar.late Tba fanner a Bcvem rune to n great height wife wfiBoatrapad-by lii<> tenon al tec kudo —Work on the English Channel tunnel in to ! • ■f■ - ' ' tended with acrioa. note. At Lima eevenl pemona were kiil'id aud wounded. Benor Itordo, to probably elected PraaideuL —Tho young King of Spain baa boon doidgteL te ImpataM wMmm who forartrty Irrafi with Mmte CmmU m hi. wifK and to wh-vu-hfjNtD^ad totare made a chanw^g MafatfSrf V mx ta emftrtr st Ow^crd. X. H. -TteJjHriow countorteUon named Jtoyd to be tee mot! eaqiart eugav. «• iff teepMBtey. wMe msnHywt,| '8WANTEDS* King David of Scripture, he eent an officer to the front of tee Isattle, and during hia abm ace he, with the Duke of Sexto, ■•orrupted die officer'a wife and daughter. When the officer In hi. hotiM he ahot al Alfouw, but miaeed, wl was uMteutly killed by tho Dnko. Tho matter bw teen kopt ». quirt aa powlolc, aud all who wero privy to ths fact have bemitoMmiuauxl. mat oat of ths country, ar have - ■ ; ■■ S15 Sargent, H3 ....M xcelsioK 72, and retired nt 75. Gov. Strong wits in his 68th when he was chosen in 1812, and Im remained in office four years. Got. Brooks was M when ho was choflon, and ho romainod in office seven y<‘ara, Gov. Eustis was 70 when he entered .office. Latterly the Massa­ chusetts Governors liave been much younger men. One has been accustomed to hear tire German troops praised so very highly that it is not a little startling to read an article in &c London Tim ex, evidently written by a competent hand, severely criticising German tactics, and intimat1 ing pretty clearly the writer's opinion that all arms of tho English service— infantry, artillery, end cavalry—urn much superior to those of the German Empire. He says that in the last war up to Be<ian the German nrmy invariably acted on the offensive, but that their tac­ tics showed Butt her genius nor originali­ ty, and that iltey frequently directed their attacks on pointe where, even if successful, the sacrifice of human life rendered the victory far too costly. Throughout the war they adopted but one maneuvre—they invariably endeav­ ored to turn a flank or both, as at Woertb, or only one if comparatively weak, aa nt Gravalotte. They never at­ tempted Napoleon’s favorite mabeuvre of breaking through the center. After the war it was felt that the whole system of handling infantry must toe completely changed. It is not very clear what the tecticn of the future will bo; experi­ ments are being made at each of tbe an- : tumn mooenvrai, but tho authorities do | not seem to have made up their minds I Brooklyn is famous for great lawsuits. The City Court was called upon recently te arttie fc qnertity ,«hfch invelvte not only largo property interests bat the peace and Uappinres of two families. The parties to the suit are Mrs. Henrietta J. Peden ou tho one band, and Mrs. Nettie Little and her husband ou the other. The canu belli b> * tin coffee pot valued somewhere in the neighltorhood of fifty cents, currency. Mra. Pedon,.being found in possession of the property in question, was stigmatized as a ihiei by Mrs. Little, who claimed it Mrs. Little was aided and abetted in her slanderous oct by tbe maacqline Little, and both Ma.ro dragged before the bur of public justice to show cause why they aliould not pay Mrs. Peden $3,000 dam­ ages for the injury to her good name, lite jury aMjuitted tiie defendants, there­ by depriving Mrs. Peden not only of her good name aud coffw pot bnt of sundry deDan expended inteptf Btwfote. on the subject. LAMP CHJMNKY. SILVER TIPPED SHOES GABLE SCREW IM 1 R E Cutlery Cq* POHUBLE $5 to $20ii> BEST INXHfWORLD ■JSStTOKtalMK THE HAJO-HMP CLARK'S BOOK HEP.N6 Tin? tendency to excM- 1 Dickens, in his "American Notes," siva extension, which is the principal i feature of the-. new tactics, wifi, the ' published thirty years Bgo, tlmcrilMsl a writer thinks, lead some day to a crush- ' prisoner in the Eastern Penitentiary at Philadelphia, whose solitary confine­ ingdtemor. men the great novelist hunented. This pciwon, Charles Landhrimer, still lives, at tho age of 73. He Harf just been sent Imek fo his old headquarters for the i mxth time, for the often*1 of stealing— a paarion which 1ms kept him in jail for ' i more titan half of his life. OPIU CATARRH] CUREB.I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-11-05.pdf.pdf 41540804320b84703222f30160114de8 PDF Text Text She $«5hvillt flews. ADVERTISING RATES: Editor and Proprietor. . 3rr*«B rir TRUMAH** BRICK. Second VOL. Ill : " “Progression.. No Retrograding.” NAWVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1875. pretty time for yon to think of going, when how tn get tlmt heifer home. I believe the fiirod man ia gone I X toicl him that I will take you down there early in the I could get yon to come and do the morning, and leave you to drive her up. chores, and that yon would bo as frithfuj It is nine miles there, but you can come in doing them oh I would bo; but he back leisurely, and feed alongside the wouldn’t hear a word about it, I didn't road. You’d like it as well as to stay at feel very light hearted often- ho was gone, home and work, wouldn’t you, Philip!” “ Y<a sir, "Philip replied in on absentbut I tried to bravo it out the beet that 1 could ; and T worked hard all dayr That mmded way. He was in n quandary. afternoon was dark and cloudy, and I got Perhaps he had better slay at home a up the cows and milked them u iittfo little longer and see if things didn’t seem earlier than I supposed that rdld'; bull more agreeable to him. Maybe he hail didn't think the sun was firn minutes judged his father a. little too handily. high when 1 got tho chores done. I Clinton Dexter would conro to the barn took thonewspoper and sot down in the at midnight to meet him, and— door, so us to be on hand to take care of Philip was arrested in his cogitations the hoxso when, father came; and I by his father saying : hadn't read a quarter of a column whew “ I have so many cares, so many things lie drove tq». Well, as true as I live and to think of, that I can hardly keep track breathe, after promising me I should go of my cluldrog’s ages. I believe, Philip, to Hartford with him the first time that your birthday comes the 30th of Septem­ ho went after Imying anil then breaking ber, doesn’t it!” his word, leaving ma to feel disappointed “ Ym, sir.” \ and to work hard all day, the first ho “ And so you will be fifteen years old PETER RAYMOND'S SON. said to mo was : * What arc you afttisg to-morrow. Well, well, it docs beat all . A Star]/ fur All Fathtct. here o-reoding fort W|hy. aren’t yon how time flies. Fifteen years ! It doesn't Twenty years ago, Peter Raymond doing your chares?’ It galled, I tall KCem more than lialf that time since you owned a hard, stony farm, eighteen yon, but I replied ns calmly os I could waroababj. Let me see. I believe I miles from ’Hertford. Ono September tirnt tho chorea were all done, and.be promised to let you go to Hartford tliis evening, about 9 o'clock, ho suddenly said, * Oh, oh, tlmt is it, is it I You do fall, didn’t 11 Wc shall be half way recollected that ho bad left his bridle tl>e choree in the middle of the after­ there when wo get to Skidmore s, and hanging on a bar-post.by hisshcep barn, noon when 1 am gone, and then mt down peeing to-morrow is your birthday, per­ when ho turnckl' hfa old white marc in and read, do you ?’ It was so confounded haps we had better keep on. I don’t the pasture that afternoon. Ho sprang cutting. If bp had stuck a knife into know as we have any better time to over the wail and struck across lota, me he wouldn't liave hurt mo any worse. leave. We can take an early start—have hoping to secure it before any greedy I vowod tlifn that I would six* Hartford breakfast at half-past five, and get off by mowed bovine should make it forever on my birthday, and I shall be much six, and by nine, if we have good luck, useless for bridle 5? urposes. Ashe drew mistaken if I am not there to-morrow we shall be there. We can stay there till near the lwn> luy thought he heard voices morning ; and if my father six* me again thro-* o’clock in the afternoon, and you inside. What any one ahoulfl^be there for one year, he’ll see more'n I think he wouldn’t be late home. It will be light for he conld not conjecture. He stepped wilt I will be here at tho barn at Just to-morrow evening—there is a good as lightly na be could on the numowed midnight. ,My bundle of clothes is hero moon now. Well, you may as well go to rowen, and slipped in behind the big now in tho oat-bin. Don't fail to bo on bed and get all the sleep you can. I door, which was standing ajar, and lis­ time, Clint. We must get to Hartford nlioll call you at four o’clock.” tened. by sunrise. I want to get a glimpse of Philip started the second time to go, Philip, ms elilcat son, was there, and the city before tho steamboat goes Out but just ns he got his hand on the latch Clinton Dexter, a son of the man at I don't know what the faro is to New his father said : t whose house he liad been to 1 111. The York. I doubt if wo have money enough “ Wait a minute Philip. If you had lads were about of an ago—both nearly to take us there. If we haven’t wo can some one to keep you company from 15; - Philip was talking When hia father atop nt some of the landing places on the Skidmore’s and help you to drive the ■went upto the tarn, but he finished way.’’ heifer, I wouldn’t mind staying till near­ what he was saying just os Mr. Itaymond Wliat a variety of feelings Peter Ray­ ly night before we left tho city. Perhaps got into position to catch tht words, and mond had in tho fifteen minutes he stood Clinton Dexter would be willing to walk young Dexter commenced to reply. Ho beliind the barn door and listened. At up from there with you and help drive raid: ~ ’ first ho was so utterly surprnwd he could her, if he could go with ns to Hartford, " Wall, Phil,my father ia just ns incon­ hardly believe his own cars; but be took and spend the day. If you think that ho siderate |a your father fa. I don't think it all in; as ho realised wlui hta son would, nnd you would like to have him that ho enrfrnbors he etcr was a boy. contemplated doing, be was in high go, you may run over to Mr. Dexter’s Tljcrc is scarcely a day in the year tlmt dudgeon; he unconsciously closed his and tell him that if it is convenient for he docs not ride out—lie rides mor’n he teeth very firm aud clenched his right him to spare‘Clinton I would like to have used to before he was first selectman— fist tightly. Ho could hardly refrain him go to Hartford with uh to- morrow, and you may Ixi sure tlmt he always lurn from pouncing ui>ou his son then .and and walk homo from Skidmore’b with something on hand to bo dime, just os there, and giving him a sound drubbing, you in the evening. And be sure and your father docs. Soon as the frost is but he decided that it would be wise to tell Clinton, if his father conscnta to his out of the ground, in the spring, ho hear the boys* talk and learn all their going, tliat wo will call for him as early tells me before ho rides off, tlmt I may plans, and then confront them. But ns as six o’clock." pick up stones or spread manure till, it Philip talked* on, Raymond's teeth were Philip, said : “ Yes, sir," and took up ia time to milk and fodder; after that less firmly closed, and then as Philip his hat and went Ato tlw hall; but be­ comes plowing and planting; a little said, in a lialf sad tone, " I doubt if my fore he got to the outside door, his later in the season he tells me to hoe father loves me nt all,” half a dozen dif­ father called out: corn nr jxjtatoen, or weed Um garden till ferent feelings strove for the mastery. “ One thing more, Philip. I left my it is time to get up the cows, and, if he ■“Don't love him?” he repeated to bridle hanging on a bar post down, by ia at home when I take tlie pails to go himself, " tho ungrateful rascal! Haven’t the shceji barn, this afternoon. If you'll out to milk, he always tells mo to be I been scrubbing along m savingly as curno back across lots and bring it up, earn nnd strip the cow?- dean, just as pourable, and ' privately putting little it'll save going for it in tlm morning. I though he thought I should be lasy and sums into the savings bank, so that I intended to got it myself when I came dishonest enough to leave half the milk could send him away in a year or two, home from Mr. Dexter's, but it slipped in their Iwgs if ho did not toll me so; and give him a better chance fox an edu­ my mind." and he would be just as likely to tell me cation than I ever had 1 Haven’t I often “Lucky thing it did,” Philip said to tlmt before a dozen visitors sa any way— said-to my friends tlmt he wns one of the hiinMilf as he stepp<xl out of the door. makes n fellow feel mighty uncomfortable, most faithful, trusty buys in the world, “ If bo had como around that way home yon know. In the winter I have to chop and that I could leave home any time, and heard Clint and I talking iu the barn wood most of the time that I am not in .night or day, and never worry about school ; and I don’t think my fattier ever things so long ns he wns there to take I guess he wouldn't be in quite so geutle fi-els quite ralisfitxl if I don't chop as cure? If ho docs doubt my love, up to a mood to-night. He would have given much, and hoe uh much, and plow as this time I have Inved him and been very mo * Hail Columbia * right and left; and mncli oh a full-grown man could do in proud of him. I havo not boon very Clint would have fared worse than I, for when his father's back is up he’s savage the same time. I didn't know till the jdemonstrative ______________ _______ _______ about__it, to be__sure. .I other day how if was with you, Phil. I I never thought it waa. wise to pet and ns a tiger. Strange wliat has come over father to-night 1 • I noticed that mother don t wonder that your path nee is worn ' praise children- Perhaps I have been a out; I assure you tliat I am quite a« ' little too unsocial and straight-faced with wiw surprised to see him so much more social ami gentle than common.” tired of living hi this way as you are.” him. Maybe I’d Ixdtor not let them NO. 6. ouostx trpn vtobk. but that bundle of doihing liad Iwn and if. he bad looked back os he jnsNcd brought up from the oat bin and left on out of the door be would h >vc Been his • A California ghost lately hod a good tho cluuntor ntaira till Philip should go father brush a tear or two from his own opportunity to make himoelf useful, but to tod. That is whst ho hoped hia toy eyes. declined the honor. He waa doubtless a would do when to askod him to como Henceforth there was no lack of confi­ minor hi tho fladi, and it appears still around by ‘.to torn and get tho halter. dence, sympathy, and affection between had n spiritual hankering after mines and He had no further fear that ho would atr Mr. Itaymond and Philip; and by reason miners. He began to rattle around, aud temptto give him the slip that night. of a private interview-that Mr. Raymond pixy with tho machinery and tools of the Mr. Raymond and Philip rode up to liiul with Clinton Dexter's father, Clin­ Crcnsiw mine near Santa Rosa. From Mr. Dexter's door for Clinton the next ton's home life was much more agreeable the noise made and heard by the steepmorning, just m tho nun wns pevping than heretofore. leas miners, itHeemrdaa if a whote troop over the hills. It waa aa delightful n Philip always looked bask to hta fif­ of goblins were at work in tho minus September morning nn they could desire. teenth birthday as a remarkable epoch from 10 o’clock at night untii 3 o'clock As soon as they were on the road Mr. in hta life; and.he never ceased—until in the morning. When the men re­ Itaymond saidhis aged father recently visited him, and sumed their labor next day they found "Now, boys, you must keep your eyes hoard him speak rather harshly tr his nothing hod been done in tho way of open—soo all that is toto seen and get all own little son—to marvel at the wonder­ work, for al! tho clatter and wear and tto enjoyment out of going that you can. ful cliange that came over his father, tear of tools aud machinery. During Wo don't have holidays very often, and himself, or both, at that time. Then he these nightly demonstrations no move­ wo must inaku the. most of them when we took him aside and told him the story, ment or shadow could be seen alxmt tho do have them. Pinlip and I have worked and cautioned him against growing into mouth of the shaft. Ono day-lately n pretty liard lately, and I guess, Clinton, the habit of speaking that way to his lone miner was at work nt tho bottom of tbot yon havo. I believe a play day will child ten tho slinft—his fellow-workman all being do us all good. I made up my mind " Always remember, Philip," said he, above ground. He beard a nofoo close this morning to ,try, aud leave all my “ that crustinois-and harshness arc no to him, looked and saw the figure of a cares and business behind mo for once ; more agreeable to a child’s feelings than man dad in a mining garb. He looked so you need havo no fear, if you they ore to a grown person’s; and they just like a genuine miner. The miner talk to each other all you please, are more likely to lead one out of the naked the appearance what it wonted. nnd ask me as many questions as right patli than into it; nnd they never There wna no reply. He punched at the you wish, that it will disturb mo at all." will forget love.” figure with a drill and tfie drill went It did not escape Mr. dtaymond’s ob­ through the shadow without striking any servation ttot bis remarks caused tlie tubstance. The figure continued to stand pvrrs or, msiokk. lads to glance at each other in blank there in the form and semblance of a Xery few young men who regularly astonishment, and it cut him to the man. At length the miner made a prop­ smoke cigars arc aware of tho expensivoquick. “ What kind of a father Ixave 1 osition: "If you are .going to work n<-M of the habit They whiff away their been,” ho asked himself, " not to be able here, I'll get out." No voice, or move­ Havanas without a thought of wlut the to speak a fow civil and kind words, to ment like going to work. "Or," con­ practice is costing them. It is only five my son without having it received with tinued the miner, " it I'm to work here cents or ten cents a time, and so they in­ such surprise? Poor toy' Wonder, you must get out." Tho ghost took the dulge unconscious that they are con­ pleasure, guilt and grief are all depicted hint and vanished up the slioft, and ttie verting houses, lands, capital, and the in his countenance, to-day. After this, mine has not been haunted by tho ghostlj essentials of life, into smoke. But. let with God’s help, I’ll so manage that troop rance. They went os soon as the sub­ us look al it in tho light of arithmetic. hell never doubt my loving him—never ject of work was mentioned to them. It Suppose, reader, that you should save plan to run away from his father's house may be their high privilege to loaf the money you pay for cigara and put it again." 1 around in idleness, but it’s a pity, nev­ into the savings bank where the interest Mr. Itaymond spared no pains to have ertheless, that ghosts won't work, when will l>c compounded semi-annually —have the boys enjoy their first trip to Hart­ tho effort costa them so little and men you tho slightest idea of the amount of ford. Ho called their attention to every­ and women so much. Tho California such savings in Hie run of years I Be­ thing that he thought would interest miner mado tho first practical test of this ginning v/itli a low daily cost of the use them on tho way. He told them who kind, and it may now bo recorded as n of tobacco, five nnd one-fourth cents owned such and such a farm when ho hard fact that ghosta won't work. per day would amount to 820 in a year, was a boy; wliat the land was worth an 8260 in ten years, $5,800Jn fifty ycara. KtXG WinClAX AT HOME. acre then, and what was the market Saving likewise 11 cents daily, yotl will Emperor William of Germany is not value now; who built this house nnd have $40 at tlie 'end of tlie yea1, $520 a man whf> cares much fur luxury. The that; nnd pointed out where Gen.-----in ten years, and $11,600 in fifty years. Rev. Wayland Hoyt, of Boston, has vis­ wns born, and whore Hon. ------ lived till Tliis lost sum, if saved by tho young ited his palace recently at Berlin, and ho went to college. He was no lew dork, in a single decade would leave him writes entertainingly about it as follows: painstaking when they got to tho city. quite a little capital to invest in some •‘ The Emperor William docs not seem Ho took them past Trinity College, the legitimate busineas. And many poor to have anything ho wishes to conceal. State House, U10 High School; ho point­ young men iu tliia city arc spending 11 I spent a very interesting hour in {Miss­ ed out the different churches, aud told cents daily for cigara or tobacco! Y’oung ing through the palace, which is his con­ them who preached in them; ho went men, you can’t afford to smoko at this stant city residence. It is not very with them to tho Athcmnum and spent rate. We say nothing of the unpleasant­ grand, or oven* sumptuous. But onter nn hour with them there. ness of tho liabit, but look at it entirely it and you at once feel tliat you are in Sometimes Philip looked nt his father from a pecuixiary point of view. You tlie homo of a soldier. It fa almost an in dumb bewilderment, and wondered if can’t afford it. By studying the above arsenal, it is so warlike every way. Old tlicy really were in Hartford, or if it wore can you not see how you are unoon- armor aud now armor, fragments of all a dream. How social and interesting sciously sending off into space to make shells—tho mcmcntocM of Imttlcs, models hia father was! He felt as if ho never tlie circuit of tlie globe money that would of tho different kinds of soldiers in their wna ncquninU'd with him toforc. Wliat purchase a good homestead, and leave appropriate uniform, models of various a delightful time ho should have liad if you something beside to make comfort­ guns, great relief mape of battle-fields be had not been planning to do so mean able your old ago ? Wo recommend to and fortrreses—these are everywhere a thing. If his fattier know it, how ho all smokers to take an evening, sit down about. Almost all the pictures, too, arc would despise him; he looked nt him so with their families, and consider whether martial—battle bccuc after battle scene; earnestly, sometimes he wau afraid that they can afford to smoke; whether their some of older conflicts, others of the bo saw guilt tinge his countenance. If happiness, their future pruepccts and modern fights in-which the Emperor ho could only get up the courage ho tilcir respectability would not be greatly himself fa the conspicuous figure. I would confess tlie whole to his fattier enhanced by a total iliscontinimnoo of went into the Emperor’s private study nnd implore forgiveness. the odious practice. and library. J saw tho chair in which Thuft the day wore away, and Philip he site, the desk at which lie writes, tho was not sorry when it was time to start or1 I’M X.ITIXO. pile of dispatches awaiting Ins attentions for home. After Mr. Itaymond left the In an article on the effects of opium tads to follow on will) tho heifer, they eating, which discusseB measures pro­ the books he uses, the |»aj>era fresh from talked over tho events of the past twenty- posed in Parliament concerning the rev­ his hand. It fa manifestly a workman's plahc—Uifa study. Tho grim old Em­ four hours together, and they were both enue derived from the production of the very decidedly 'St tho opinion that they drug in India, tho Loudon Spectator ex­ peror fa evidently no idler. He keeps had a very narrow and providential es­ presses the following opinion concerning his hand on things. I am told tliat ho cape from committing a disgraceful act; tho effects of its consumption by the fa at hfa table regularly every morning and they both agreed, after a little dis­ inliabitanta of the G'hineae lowlands, nt 6. Well, no ono can help honoring cussion on that point, tlmt they would which will bo novel to many readers: I ho fearless old fellow amid such proofs never divulge to a human iieing that they That tlie physical evils arising from ot painstaking devotion to dirty. Six­ teen miles from Berlin fa Potsdam, the had over dreamed of miming away. opium eating may be exaggerated is no On his way over to Mr. Dexter’s, "I hesitated n good white, Clint," j know that I’ve heard this >0kjibont their It was half-piuit 9 when Philip drove doubt true, and wo incline to believe, favorite residence of King Frederick tlie Phil replied, “ before Idecided td apeak 1 running away; but I shall, of course, do Philip had na great a variety of feelings the heifer into his father's barnyard. after years of study of tho evidence ad­ Groat. Here, too, fa tho present Em­ to yon about itj but 1 made up my mind I something to prevent their going. - Ill and as great a conflict with them as his After ho hod his supper his father asked duced by experts, that they have been peror’s summer palace. Well, there i in haying time'MAuit it was the last sum- j go to tho house and think over what father had while standing behind tho many a country seal in America more him to step out to tlw shed and get a exaggerated in a very curious way. barn door; but before he got there the iqilcndid. I was most interested in this mcr that I should stay at homo and help couree to take.” package that wna under the wagon-scat. Opium affect-, all patients in England summing up wm that he wm an ungrate palaeo, iu the Emperor's sleeping-room. to hay, and fare I did then. Father u And Petal- Itaymond crept away from When ho brought it Mr. Raymond more or 1cm in the same way, and it lias, always ready to find fault—he generally the barn as though he were a sneak­ ful . scamp, and that his father was all opened it and took from it " Webster's- therefore, been imagined that it afftxds It fa utterly plain. His bod is but a right; only he had so many cares an anxi ­ single mattrcsi upon a narrow and com­ says when he geta home, * I don't think thief, and then hurried home ns fast as Unabridged Dictionary,” and sat down idl men throughout the world alike, but mon bedstead." you JlatKlnfrt yourself working to <tay, he could, not once thinking of his bri­ eties that it some times made him a lit­ to bis desk and wrote on tho fly-leaf : that is not tho case. It is probable that, tle stern and crabbed. Philip ?' And sometimes ho oaks mo if dle. He had hardly got seated ii% his " Prcaanted to Philip C. Itaymond, on like whisky, it has a different effect on PACIFIC SOCIETY UUSSIP Mr. Dexter was always ready to oblige his fifteenth birthday, by his affectionate my imok diitwu't nolle, I’ve chopped so usual place in the big arm chair before A ixdl in Marysville was attended by different races. Scotchmen and Swedes much or hoed so much ; and no matter Philip comes in Philip expected his his neighbor Raymond and he cheerfully father, Peter Itaymond.” And then on average of about tan men to one drink too much whisky, but to say that if I work as hard ns I can from sunrise father would say gruffly: “It is high gave his consent to Clinton's going. without closing tho book ho passed it to wlitaky destroys Scotchmen and Swedes woman ; but tlie women worn to liavo to sundown, T never hoard anything more time you were in bed.” Aud so he was Clinton didn't know what to make of thia Philip. is a rhetorical exaggeration. The liquor mode up in vivacity wliat they tacked in Plnliji could Imut no more. Tlie encouraging—never get one word of taken by surprise when his father said, sudden turo of affairs. As he went with does not make them, as races, less strong, numbers. Miss Lotta Schuman, attired Philip to the door, ho whispered: praise. I feel sorry to clear out on my gently: tears that bod come to his eyes twenty loos brave, or less prolific. But it is, n blue silk en train, a ta pull-back, six“ Won't you hand me tho almanac be­ . “ What’rt up, Phil? what has happened! times during the day, and as many times mother’s account. I love her, and be­ nevortheiHM, a certainty that whisky can button kills, and a loco overdress, was lieve that she lovea me, but if father fore you sit down, Philip J” Has your father found out anything I’’ ' bad boon forced back, now overflowed kill out pome racua, uuch as red Indians, prettiest and sprightliest She had a Philip's mother raised her eyes from loves me bo never shows it—m-ver speaks "Not a thing—not a thing,” Philip his eyelids and ran down his cheeks. He and some tribes in the South Seas; and quarrel with her escort late in tho even­ a tender, loving word to me. My mind her sewing and glanced nt her husband hurriedly whispered back. "Yon don't stammered: > it ta probable, though not quite proved, ing, and, iu hrr dashing way, said : is fully made up, Clint - I am going to as though she wondered what liad called htipposc, Clint, he’d be taking us to "You ore too kind to me, father. I , some castes of low vitality in India it- “Just l<X>k a'hero! I ain’t no slouch; run away; and I wont to get off to-nighL forth such unusual gentleness. Itay Hartford, tomorrow, if ho had! It’s all do not deserve this." | self. Similarly opium—and especially I'm a tally. I am, and know how to be­ Never mind about your clothes— I've got mood ojM-ntxl the almanac at September, right but it’s the strangest thing that ever " Don’t deserve it, Philip 1" exclaimed Indian opium, which ta extremely mild, have like one.” Then slio drew a realiirta^w^ Jiandkerchiefs and rtockingir ; after glancing down the page, he happened—I’ll tell yon all about it to­ Mr. Raymond, with much apparent sur'■ and there little used in medicine—doee volvcx- from a pocket among tho folds of ennugh pUt tjp, and 1’11 divide with ------ ’................................. ' ,yon _j turned to his wife and asked: "la to- morrow—can’t stay long enough now." priac. " I think that you’d better leave i nut af/pear to permanently injure the her dross at her hip, and shot the beau, untT We tan cam more. Last week I day tlie third or fourth Tuesday of the Mr. Itaymond took up a newspaper . that to my judgment I should like to j Chinese of too Delta, who have taken to so that he fa likely to tii*-.—San Fran" ----------------------------------------............. thought it would grieve mother, so -I pret­ month?” and bowed bis head over it when his so.. ! know what boy does deserve kindness it by a kind of instinct, and may find in ci»co Chronicle. ty mneli decided to give it up; but I gut "The fourth," she replied. "To- started for Mr. Dexter’s; but if hia wife j from hta father if you dou’t If I liad a I it a protection against fatigue and malaIVK FOB THE BOYS. so provoked the day that father went to morrow is tlie last day of the month !" liad observed him closely, she would | dozen sons I could not ask them to be । ria, such as the Peruvians find in cocoa; Hartford I determined I would .go any­ “Are you quite sure about it J” be ' have neon that he did very little reading, more faithful and industrious than you while it kills out the Aaaameae, and we A Montasim street boy ran ticroi* the way. . You m-.lH’re I’ve lived ever since queried. "If you are convert, I am a I and that there waa a inNtbtod expna<ton have been. There, there! don’t shed : greatly fear would kill out tlie Bengal­ road yesterday to where several fada I was bom, within eighteen miles of week beliind in my reckoning. I’ve had ! on his countenance. He did not raise j any tears over it—you’re tired—better ! use of the Gangetio Delta, who, were the were building a bonfire of leaven, and Hartford, but never was there, nor* in many tilings crowding upon me lately. ! hia eyes from the f*i»cr whcii he heard ' go to bod a.i Boon as you can, so as to : drug but cheap, would be under the called out: " ’Mon and hbc the fun. A any other city. I aiked. father if I might , I've liardly known which way to turn returning footsteps, but he listened wry । feel fresh in the morning. If it’s a gocxl ' samo atmospheric temptation as the policeman is jawing my mother about go with him, last Juno, when lie wm go­ find. I promised Mr. Skidmore that I, intently and he know that Philip state day, to-morrow, we must secure tliat straw in the alley, iumI sIic'b rauraiug buck, Chineec. , ing, and he mid I ©onldn’t go very well would take dial two-yur-old heifer away • softly and hurriedly to the Imck end of rowen.” 1 and he says she'd lx tter look out, and thru, but I Should go with him the first Unit I bought of him the tiretof October, the hall, and opened the chamber door A FiRKMAh iu Ellsworth, Me., having I sho says she isn’t afraid of no policeman " Thank yon, fattier,” Pbiiip said with 1 time he vreni after haying. Well, when fihe mtiM l»e got home to-morrow." lx-fore he came over to the sitting-room. A a quivering voter, and went immediately ! draased himself hurriedly, found, when । with hfa front teeth out, and I'll bet he spuU going, last wik.Uakad him Philip got up to go to 1k>!. Reymond hick of relief canw into his face, and to up stairs. If he hsd Ixam a little tasa he got to the scene of conflagration, that1 !i»ere’]| bn a tuwih*. and she’ll lick, and if he was going to take m« along, and he eaid: ' straightened up st if a great bordvsi had ovenxitno himrelf he wou’d have notired I he had on his wife's Ixajt velvet sack, nil ; —hairy, boys, hurry!"—flrtfait Frtc annwered pretty erabbedly, ‘No, air; “Don’t hurry, Philip; I’m thinking been lifted from him. He had no doubt ttot hta fattier'a voice was slightly shaky. j covered over with bugles aud iieads. Frr<n. TUB BELCOKJf FAEl^ TU. Fell! U>c Fall! Ux> wclrome Fall! Thy traipcr benign we worship a!!. ■nirewciirrtej Bin-', •corchlnj relcn tv-aaoa Hand of foUa«e xay! When wood* j>ut no Uiete bright array. When Earth her prodoeta Uta while, And laaffuld tanw Irarn k> amUc, _ Then tnan f<Tgw*» the beat and tod , Bununer Inflicu-U» bllaa to rpofl. Bbwi oeaKKi I KindUaot ot th* year. Wiltont tbec wretched, nd, and drear " Would tom’i lot be—hi» fearful doom r«n winter* In »lghl—and worae to come. Then let ne be glad-each token and alwu Of woatUerly influence all pxaHno To whiaper tliat tha proo^.teaaon at “ Fall" la at band, to couth rt ns oflrapd all. PZBASA/fTBIXS. \ Tnr-rutto affairs— Wrestling matches. - ’ A heavy income—Tho entrance of the elephant • ■ •' i f Bass, the British alo man, has id/OOO ' ' Bass “ drummers” to sell it for him. Pkksidext Grant Im" taken to the use of spectacles. A book canvasser should none/ try to interview a woman when she fa washing. How do wo know-that Richard IU. had on aversion to pay too, much for gloves 1 Because he wotfldn’t let a pair of kids cost him a crown ! Suumusnta power of endurance—A cattle-drover who had one ear cut pff by , tho Indians got up and walked off on the .' ' otlr*x one. “ Mr son, put away that ball. Do you know where tho wicked boys go who _ play bull on Sunday " Yes*m; ib^y* do down by the-fair grounds." " Wdat docs ‘ Good Friday ’ mean I" asked one schoolboy of another. “You liad better go homo r nd read your Rol>inson Crusoe,” was the withering re­ ply. Paiison Brownlow olwcrves tlmt when a family must sterl tlieir wood and bor­ row their provisions in order to wear hig .-toned clothes it fa time tliat some one kick the head of the family. J ones had prepared himself for a home dinner, to hfa liking. He sat down in hfa , dining-room at jwace with till the world 1 and ssid, “ Now, Hannah, bring the cold mutton. No hot meat for me ’this weather.” Hannah hesitated fora min t.ta and said, “ But I done give it away, sir.” “Give it away! Give my dinner awnyl" "Yes, sir. You said if any tramjis called I was to give them tho cold shoulder.” The other day one of the Detroit UnioiiSehool girls called to a companion : "Say, Nellie, did you know tliat Kitty Hiu-purV j*Imd bonghtaboiweI” "No; fa tlmt so. Is it a nice house I” " Great big brick house, with tho owfulleet big-/y geet pones of glass you ever saw!” "Ami buy windows.” “ No ; just straight windows. "Well, that settles it,” said No. 2 as she turned away. " Wc have two bay windows on our house, and though Kitty fa a nice girl she can’t bclong to our set.”—Detroit l^cc * A Fifth Ward widow moved'"mtoTieF new house the other day, and her fi^t six callers wore lightning rod agents. She bluffed them off one by one, but when the seventh came ho said . "I dou’t claim ttiat a rod will protect the house, but I do say that if I was looking for a second wife I'd never marry a widow who didn't have a lightningrod on her house. And that's tlie way all — men think.” " You pt*f ’em!" she promptly replied. fMbillHiS sure tlmt they are conJqi!ciiraB,*Wor’— Detroit Free Preaa. Tbc vUUpcr.tl auuuUtr Fa»l fell tbc r*la ; Ibe pallid auxin Wm bidden by Ihr tenipeei'a reck. “ Adlev!" yon cried, •• now, float forjci To bring our beet niubrtthi tick!" -&rfbn«-/w .Vowmbcr. AX APFEBCIAYIFE [cOXSTillVEXT. During one of the soaaiunB of the Lep falnturc when Hoffman was Qot-eruo!',*i< j bill was passed regulating the size of apple barrels. It was of so trivial a diameter that he vetoed it In the fol­ lowing summer, a good old former from tho Mohawk Valley eam/rfhto (he Exec^ utivo Chamber, and, b*ndii«Mm¥!etfew< of introduction, and: innn • " Govanur, I've come Io' UKyoteW pardon my son out of the State Prison ; he’s been there geiu’.ou tiro |e*piriftul hfa time ’ll be up in nboui twn n&mhM. Harvest fa cornin’ os :iri ctiro.tm jlJipgR I weeks. Governor^ and I. hind o’ ttought I should tike‘to Irr.vc' Eiri ■rtp'ld farm. He’d bo quite hnndy. Don't you think yoti could do iff’; \ ",There was abmMR&ff aiour luftt,*’. said the Govrnior, . he wa*< a good old fellow, and I told him you. Governor, for {mrdonhi’ hint Dow, i^.a» hands nra scarce ; Mid on h lutif of my n< ighlxira I timnk you for vrtoin’ I Im, apple twrrrl bill.”--Harper'* iiapotine., ’ �^====55=T - HOUSE. L J. WHEELER’S j Havmo, exploded Oct. 29ih. The eneincer was slight ly hurt Damage [ S3,ODO. ’ —: 7 HAS JUST RECEIVED HIS of Au Saublc. Aud wramtne n;y stocks. Goods of nearly all kinds were never ho cheap befoie, and with tho strong competition in trade here, there Is no reason why anybody should seek a lietter market than Nashville. We have a fine line of DRESS GOODS, CONSISTING PART OF Burmese Cloth, Uhlans, Alpacas, Alpaca Lustres, ■ All Wool Plaids, Cashmeres, jr^T* The popular shades well represented with worsted fringes to match. _gl PRINTS AND COTTON GOODS The Erastus D. Hillmon, of Pontiac, shot his cousin Silas some time ago in a qtjarrel over some farm work. Tlie act preyed upon him to such an extent that he died a few days since. He was to have been tried in Decem­ ber. ■ Tlie schooner Minnie Williams, laden with coal, bound from Cleve­ land io'Chicago, whs slnprecked ou the 29th. The body of her captain P. A- Berry, also the Irtxlyx of three of her crew washed ashore near Pentwater. The vessel carried a crew of eight, was worth a boat $12,000 and insured for$I 1,000. THE BEST DUG OVERALLS IN THE MARKET FOR 75 CENTS. MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING! The finest and largest stock ever brought to this market A good, straight business Suit for $12. Mothers who have the care ot families cannot afford the make their boys clothing, when we sell them good suits for the small sum of $6. WE MAKE A SPECALTY OF CLOTHING! NO SHODDY GOODS KEPT. Boots and Shoes, and Rubber Goods. XVc keep all of. the best-makes, and shall sell them so cheap that everybody will have a pair. We defy competition in this department. _A. COMPLETE -ASSOTLTTvTElSrT OF On Saturday morning a little boy named Karsh, residing on Picrca street, Detroit, fell into a pen contain­ ing a largo hug, and was • severely bitten before' his father could pull him out.' , Erl win Akcer a clerk, was drowed al Jackson Nov. 1st. He was crossing the railroad bridge, and, meeting a - train, stepped one side, missing his footing fell in the water. His parents live in Monroe. SCOTCH PLAIDS Q5 CTS. . clear down. Navy Blue Prints, and all the best brands kept constantly on hand. . .. best brands, except the Blues, at 7 to 8 Cents. . ' HATS, C-A-FiS, GLOVES &> ' MITTENS I ' That are bound to give better satisfaction and wear longer than all others. Flannels, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Sate lie] s, Valises, Scarfs, Nubias, Ladies’ Jackets,. Oil Cloths, Horse Blankets, &c., &c. CHOICE FAMILY GRIM EKIES. THE BEST TEAS ALWAYS ON HAND. C3T“ The above comprise only a small part of what we keep. We have Goods piled up stairs, down stairs, down cellar, and everywhere, and more coming every week. REMEMBER No where else can you buy more goods for the same money. We delight in handle ing GOOD GOODS, and we mean that no customer shall go away dissatisfied. A sad accident occured nt Quincy, on the 28lh, about 3 p. m. A wagon containing Mr. Norton and hi* moth­ er. attempted tocrMathe track ahead of the approaching train. The en­ gine struck the wagon mid Mrs. Norton wtp instnully killed; the mnh lived about fifteen tniniites. The lady was aliout 45 yeah old. the man about 21. Norton uas a iurmer, anil and lived about four miles north of Qmucy. Come in, make your purchase and return to your homes, with that smile of satis­ faction that a good bargain always begets. * New style Prints for 8 cents. New Corsets for only 50 cents. New Shawls, Scarfs and Comforters. New Flannels and Ladies Cloths. New Skirts and underclothing. New Hats and Caps, Gloves and Mittens. ' New Boots and Shoes. New Crockery and Glassware. New Trunks, Valises and Horse blankets. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. G. A. TRUMAN. Nashville, Sept. 15, 1875, . The Beckwith Heater A week ago Monday Wm. Clifton foreman of the gas works m East Saginaw, died suddenly. Hid sis’er who had been keeping house tempo­ rally for him, stepped out to the meat market and when she returned a few moments later he was dead A post mortem examination was made by several’ of the best, physicians but that were unable tu understand the cause of his death, and a jury return­ ed a verdict Saturday night that de­ ceased came to his death by visitation of God, and from cause tn the jury unknown. The Pound murder -ease, held at Grand Haven has closed and John H. Fuller has beerf convicted ot the murder of Wilson Pound on the testimony of the con it stenographer who read his notes of the confession madej by. Jobu H. Fuller in his testimony in the case of the People vs. Melvin C. Fuller, and on Friday last, was sentenced to Jackson for life with hard labor. The verdict of the jury in the trail of Melvin Fuller ,wns ••not guilty.” Melvin remains in jail to asrnit his trial on a charge of tearing up the railroad track. Wat­ son is still in jail. Whether he is to tried lor the murder ot not is not yet mode known* Said a diallngnished politician to his sow : “Look at me ! I began as an alderman, and here I am at the tree ; aud wliat is my reward ’ Why when I die, my son will be the great­ est rascal in the city.” To this the young hopeful replied: “Yes, dad, when you die-—bm not till then."—• Danbury A’ewt. A Baltimore servant girl the other morning tried that good ok. lime hon­ ored plan of lighting the kitchen fire with kerosene. Nothing has benzine of her since. ROE & CLEVER. thaskfag ths pebtic for part favor* aoliots a oonlinuaaoa of tha m»s. and wcutd inform U>« public that lb ay wilt keep eanrtaaily oa hand FRESH MEATS, ./. WHEELER DDES! BOIDS! Chauncy Smith, of Adrain who last March left his wife and eloped with Mrs. Fielder, was Thursday ar­ rested at Port Huron and brought back on the charge of adultery pre­ ferred by his parnmour’B husband. But Smith paid the cost, sand the suit was discontinued, and Fielder concluding that a fair exchange was no robbery, paid his attentions to Mrs. Smith, and became so intimate that the Prosecuting Attorney thought best to send the whole kit to Jackson to let them trade wives and live on. Take in exchange for Goods, good Corn, seasoned sufficiently to keep in cribs, Oats, Beans, Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples, Dried Berries, Ac., for which we will pay the high­ est market price. MEAT MARKET! HashvUle, Mich., Nov. Sth, 1S7S. LARGE STOCK OF FALL Narsabll Oct. 27th, George Smith was seriously injured by the bursting of a grindstone at the hoe factory. He-was struck by a niece of die stone and carried with it to the roof. Highland Suitings, Mohairs, Pongee Silks, A man named Geo. Savage, em­ ployed at Barnard <fc Bender a mill, Saginaw City, was caught in the shaft and terribly injured. His recov­ ery is doubtful, Alexander Lewis,, republican, was elected Mayor of Detroit,. Tuesday, The ballance or the City ticket is a • bout evenly divided between the re­ publicans and democrats, Cents per Jfard9 Detains9 at Poplins, IN A German named Pfeiffer while out shooting in the fields back of his residence at Salzburg. Sunday, acci­ dental? shot himself. He died shortly after, alt I la<l», which will ba aatd low tar sash The hiahert prior paid for Hid**. Cotto A | ate. Oir« them a call an Wart alda Maia St v Vuo-riUa, Mich. are luknmcledged to be the best heating stove They are the only tove mounted with ge nuine boilr irone. They admit the large,t chunk, of wood. They 6ro longer than other. SOLD Oh'LY BY C. C WOLCOTT, Where you will find a full slock of HARDWARE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! AT BOTTOM PRICKS FOR CASH. West Side of Main street, fc’oxhville, Mich. C. C. WOLCOTT. �12 1 jI GOOD NWS! EoojCxrer >srirtirj, Y' ■ A LARGE LINE OF NOV. 5. 18751 FRIDAY. Boots and. Shoes, Hbm ooinmenoed biteinens again in hie IXtBW And is bound 10 sett for cash at tho above margin. OF EFERY DEqjRIPTW, AT THE IH2££?$m(l Iu the Loo min Buildin<. W E at TrtXAatah Prepared to Compete —Dr. and Mrs. Barber will entertain the M. E- Social on Tasaday Eve. Nov. Bth. Coms and enjoy a serial tlms.'Rafrwhmsnts This Side of Cristmas on tv LMJirrMI.VG, During the thunder storm lari Friday af- (rr- OYSTERS for 25 not per 49 WITH AMY ESTABLISHMENT C. 8 Pratt, in aitempciug to save some children therein, was burned, with a little I baby. Mr. Or wig and the boys wart not lu­ girl, lo death. I jnred, and jumped up and rap into the sta—We leant that Mra. BteddnnTof Olivet, Grocery. at White ■A. Choice Beef Steak at Roe k Clever' stick of candy if he don't lay up a ceCt, Go in and look over their goods and invest a few “government promises p pay.' and you will not regret it. — Fifteen 26 lb. boxea Layer Raisins nt Daughertp’s to sell al $3.00 per box. . cents Namee and other friends. __ 10 cases Yarmouth Com at Daugherty's. White & McNmncs. — Bufalo? ROBES at Buffalo 1 D**t bn* k mt K. P. Frink haa moved into his new bouM*. Harley Lee has moved into the one former­ gallons to Nr Daugherty for a can often, ly neeupied by Mr. Frink, and Dew Dk'kson -which is very good and low for one dollar. moved into tbaone vacated by M- Les. Every house in the village is scrupled, nnd In VenaoatrUfe CM. *rth !STJ. Wi BUFFALO would have hard work to find a place to and sleep. DaMghertif C7“ GLASS Q Q SETS for being done up aa rapidly aa poaaibte. Boisx Bios. A MTTLB KOBE OUJEB. Barryrith. Funxn D. Socx-xs t £*» lift-'a great work la done; A true and faltiifol one tea fallen. Long ere tte aatllug aun. KteU we qtwaUou tte AUwUe Fatter, CC 5& Business "U-elationn 3 with you. I trust by fair dealing I ahall be able to retain your coufldence, and lo win' that of strangers. U‘ POTATOES, CORN, OATS, APPLES, Especial Attention Clover Seed. &c. De! irered at their ia invited to my stock of ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE 0 AND WATER LIME, WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. SALT, HAIR. ^c.. fe., Giye Me a Call. which we ship and retail at bottom prices. JACOB LENTZ & SONS Manufacturers and keeps on ban ]\fONEY TO LOAN 1 Os Apprired Beal Eshtt WBiijes, in sums OF $300.00 and UPWARDS 05 LO50 TIME. . L. RUSSELL.* ^TM. JONES. In the Matter of the Estate of John Baas and Nettie Bass, Minors. Notice is here­ by given that I shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, on'Baturday, the 20th । day of November, 4. D. 1876, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, al the north front door of the court bouse in the ci'y of Hailing.. in the County of {larry, in the State of Michigan, pursuant te License and authority grant«d to me on the Ctli day of September .'Vnabville, Mich. A. D. 1876, by the Probate Court of Barry County. Michigan, all of the estate, right title and Interest of the said minors cf. in General Conveyancing, and to the real -state »i<naled and being in Collections a specialty. • he County of Barry, in the State of Mich­ igan known and described as follows to-wit; MONEY TO LOAN The Ifast half of the east half of the south wnu|quarier of section thirteen.(18) in town tbree(8). north of range se»cn (7). west, in Barry county. Michigan, subject to the dower of Mid Sophia Kunlx as widow of ELIHU CHIPMAX, I WORTH OF AND CARDS. BRACKETS. DUSTERS, AC.. &C., Baiy Cabs aui Peraflrimlatora n New Goods SUB QUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ Justice of the Peace, Dated. Sept. 221>. D. 1876. SOPHIA Kl’NTX, Guardian. LEE & FLEMING. INGS kept constantly on hand. AGENTS FOR THE C ELERATED Direct from New York AMERICAN ORGANS, AND At Ike old rftnd, west side of Main Bt. Nashville Mich. MRS. L. O. CROCKER Has just received n large and complete Fall and Winter HLLINERY& FANCY GOODS! Worsteds, Real and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Lace, Passim entire. Real and Imitation Hair Goods. DrcKS and FIRST CLASS Michigan lEtntral Railroad Boot* and Shorn, lion to lllll ordrr. (r-iunpllv. Nwhrtlle L. J. WHEELER Proprietors. COFFINS ANB CASKETS, PARADY, Manufactarer of ’ Nashville, Mich., Jan. 27, 1876. AINSWORTH A BROOKS, Of all styles and aisee, and METAL1C CASES furnished to ordes TAILOR Ready pay customers shall have no cause to complain of high prices. STUCCO. PURMTERE MANUFACTORY! LIEBHAUSER, BOOTS AND SHOES. SHINGLES. _ r V. JOHN Q CRESSY,^^ LATH, GRAND BAPIDS Cloakmaking­ IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES. LIVERY STABLE! JOST RECEIVED AT DIVISION. Shedd for the larceny of a horse and buggy in August last, the jury will bo charged in Short that case the first thing this morning. , The ■ TO AXD FROM Nashville money case will probably not be called this week, and perhaps not this term, GRAND RAPIDS AND as Judge Lovell La not positive be can May an J Sea have ctaapml glad tend* on that uukaorn »horv, where we teFlrrc the Iraljr mod will forever The Judge ia looking well and hearty and rrmra *neld the ever blooming and Uiwfal field, of S L Keiiorg. Lyaenu E. Boothe. o< Kalamo and MUm Allis A. OldfieW. of Maple JOHN It EASTMAN, fc • rv" 0 "O fc»r i»ot Uwejli lo def Hut niter tear live to; f t »!fr Ha* thoonad* uurw thy Im* to try, By peril, pain, »».t urtfe Mrtrilstte work of I>e*th; I H. LEE. •J. D<-pnty Mlierltr. and shall be pleated to renew The Boisx Bros M. FLINT, Again in the Trade pay Hit Highest Market Price for The beat Beef perft [MW] AINSWOBTK k BROOKS, 3 M's manufacture our Furnitnte from the beat thoroughly seasoned lumber aud war- Not. 4rn, 1675. Emma News: After waiting two daya for Judge Lovell, HLEMENT SMITH. l.AWYKR, Rm! FuHal. and Inwraw* Arnt t I'ntaa Hmm. All ky*! tertne- • I world respectfully Inform my friend* Parlor, Library, Diiing, Office ail . GENEEAL FUKTQRE! H. Coe has purchased a wind mill. T B. RASEY, Dra>wjan. Goodsand •J • IKftW corrteJ «o oar riWv ta tte rtlla*r. Nashville, Midi., Sept. 10th, 1876. 'tntewillbe conducted by Messrs Greves I and Chandler, who are men of extensive ' experience and are well qualified to give in stractions in the various departments of music. - It vill be nn opportunity well worth improving. MIRRORS,PICTURES, FRAMES ■ —A. M, Dmniherty haa fixed up every8.J.Prindle haa returned to tho village to ■QU Parties getting up oyster suppers sojourn. | era this woek with a batch of looals. His will always find fresh oysters and crackers, store has been remodeled, refilled, eto^ until nt Warn & McNambs. parsonage. — JDattphertys 1 eas are all new .Crop, Geo. Barney, of Marshall, passed lari one. H is et ock consists principally ot t**cj Bebbrih in ths viUags. visiting P. M. Mc­ and staple groceries, with an assortment or -f- Fine Writing Papers ntBoiss Boos. H • polhlr «n.t Otte-. M«r R-.U1—r- . — -..n--r of U'a^>h«teM ‘-nd Biota Naohvttle. Ml-h .1 An examination of Goods and Prices is YTEBSTER A HOBBS, Black­ ’ ’ Mnitte. A t! kind* of work In tte fTarkamHh ATTENTION, ALL! Grreeting B. N. Mosey, living south of Maple rove Center, had two heiffsra struck by will be no services at the Christian Confer­ ihtning aud inatanlly killed, during the ence next Sabbath except Sunday School ortn, last Friday evening. —The Tuesday elecrien returns gives ma­ jorities largely Jn favor of the Rep a blicans. L. J. Wheeler greets our reader* this week N. Y. goes Republican by 10,000; Penn, by ihreugh a big four-relnm’i .‘•ad." Mr 25,000; Wie. 6,000, also tflas.. Mass., N. J-, Wheeler ij an old tnerch-tnt of Nashville.— and Vir. go Republican by a good strong of ths first.—and knows all aoout the taafbrify. ips and down* of her business life. He has ' I —One of tht p'^ettieri female • eboo I teaehdways enjoyed a good trade, but never Bo ’ al present. Wc dropped in hia store | era iu Maple Greve, with tender eyen ami a | rosebud mouili, is so familiar with a boy's the other day and found it “jam full" of I j person, that,.wlfen they crook up pins for customers and new goods. Of count* it ■ will not be nicessnry for us <o enumerate 11 where to apply the ruler to make it ^urtthe most. for hit big ••ad” to dn, but we will add that Boise Bnos. Paints and Oils at d. •« Iteiw a. barber, m, d., iimim- My Fall nnd Winter Stock of ! In complete at away down prices. f” H w S 3 £ H —Rev. C. I. Deyo i» absent from home attending the Mich. State Christian Confs’- — 6,000 Monarch Cigars at Dou^hert/a. Decided bargains on Tobacco and Cigars. description, and in bound lo sell them to two uprights 16x28 and 10x20 and a wing 1(1x13; will be two stories high, with ten feel ws*. Give us a “cheer" of White k Merooms, and with two bay windows on the ia generally told for >1.00. the top. Withal it will be a. building that rain end snow ; the old ladies that those will bo a credit to Nashville. hluo prlnU are 'Teal nice," the young ones —A Musical Institute will be held at the that these Jackets are “just lovely." Mr in exchange. Wheeler is agreeable, kind and obliging, and M. E. Church, commencing Monday evening — Matehs warranted 880 only 7 cents per cent only on them. W. A. A YLSWORTIL they stood, with their necks crossed. One horse was quite badly scarred but net a fire children whom are all elite and doing was a good one and raided at $240. e. elli£~m. Cash or Trade paid for Buttfk and Eggs. 2 YOUNG, M. D. • 'O-Tre. !»«• BOOTS AND SHOES, AND RUBBER GOODS ROWER & ADAMS. —The house of James Boteford note East; X J. WO, CLOTHING INO 6INTS FURNISHING GGODSI M —The Chriatain social at tho residence throw her to the floor, scorching the ride of Renliy lit is a mailer of importance to yon pnrelmsers whether you pay me the ;above per cent, or the credit stores from 25 to 50 per seal for waiting from SO to 365 days on you.. Tlierfore bear in mind that the prices on our slock are the lowest and"based pn cash sales. I shall make n a specialty of [in both styles and quality, nt the name lime charging yoti the 13 12 per Boots and Shoes. 1 a very plaaaanl affair. Charades was the । programme, and sociability and good hu light, and one price io all make* trade Hrely । sea, and knocked Mr. Orwig and the boyii mor prevailed. and no derialion. {•Credit stores will accommodate yon at three times 12 1-2 per cent. —B. F. Reynolds is getliag Um brick on Etz” Come in and loot us aver, ««ZJ solicited. anUians will ba mode thia fall and the work la.an-1 stepped oatj flath of lightnfn Went k McNawss' C. 0. J> Oraaery. INO CREDIT GIVEN. DO NOT ASK IT. ARE I a the h-xiM. The house was mi set on fire —The Christian Sabtteh School Concert, although the attic ovee the kitchen was fiUrd lari Bunday wan a eoccees. It waa even with smoke. Seven persons were in the better ih«u the eue Ibe month previous. The i litlle fvtks did extremely wall. by VaH A Crane al JEJriolt Store, Line GOH. THE AMERICAN ORGAN KOCHER BROS, WM. VENN. PBoratBTOB. At Bitgood's old stand, Nashville, Mish. l* .cknovM,«l by *11 le*<Hn, mn,i«l*n. 70,000 NOW IN USE. New Styles Mr. Vxyx nos bad several years experi­ ence in the livery business and in prepared 10 furnish all who wish with a good rig, «>1 tinea. Have been introduced thia season which surpass anything ever offered to 1 he public. Every Instrument warranted. ' AH kinds of FOR TUB APPLES. APPLES. LIVE STOCK .1 will pay tlie highest nunk- w. N. D, R EM EMBER FALL AND WINTER TRADE! STOOLS AND INSTRUCTION BOOKS report of the primary Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds and fatal ment moni'a of the of predisposition to Consumption and other Throat and Long Disease Bosobe's Gerwbo»e standiag is M iu Arithmetic and Geogrrpby : Ja- past two or throe voars with, failure to cure. If you have t medicine J ourself. go to your i auk him of iu wonderful rue lUeuwtxnrrr. Two do^tm will .orrteam If ,<w ha». no fah Ji no, just buy a Sample BoUbSynqj fw W~»l *<"l ■ Ehret W, Uy my Willie Davidscm Witlie Vandervoort 100, Bh WOD I001L tethneWtej Mar.!.*! Wednesday after- j muriantly on hand. Gm. R. Flm-imu. Apples Winter delivered at the de­ pot ia Nashville.^ ■ NashriHr, Sept. 27th. nis llttpm t-.te A. J. HARDY; Instrumental Music. lari root imt given on PIANO or ORGAN. IUbmomt amu Tuoaovnu Bass will recein careful attention. Putlio R*bearea!a studied the wants NaahriUc, Oct. 12th. to my At this Office. et price for good W. H. KHHER k Bro. �i w • ■ tairat <MiH ■ In ttaw-foeftto of • mile ten* Ml ehW r«lte wkte. Tb.jAOf4.miiu; K:«xl •pirita, brave and pjtwky-too prov^i n>»ke U.«r «wita taKrarn-Mal the wear:, ottd dOUrm hare to to reugtbl oat by roltef exo ! miltew and forced to accept food.at.d.ottor iK-cMmrkA. ttoy ton* ateori l:> »J. Utrngh Marring iu aome care®. Should bandi weather Mt iu ranch Buffering mwt mmhic. There are rumora of thwito befalling wallbnt only two turn are known lo bate been killed in this manner. All at work io the mSuee pot out without injury. • ' • -Two «u51m.«h of an KnglWi ..learner were found dead in their atate-roora while lying at New Orleans one morning U»t week. Their room lay over the «al bnukera. and their death U iitippaaed to have been canaed by tho potaonooM gar. escaping from the coal having peu< trated the floor ot their room. —Four mine:* were recently burned to death b an ••xpltwion of fire-damp in tho Boccaoti Pit, Cboa'erflcld county. Va. • —At a political meeting in New York the oilier night an cxplodou of firework* took place in tlie mkfet of a group of i«lioo offioora and-eight of them were injure:!. One will hate bi. 'eymight Mid another a leg. —Tlie schooner Minnie Willianja, bound for Chicago from ('leveland, wae recently lout in Lake Michigan, with all on board. —A tcmble railroad accident occurred al Fant Si. Louis, St. Clair ouuuty, Ill., ouo day tot week, resulting ia th® death cf Jolih A Whippie, an old and respected citizen. When last Men he was walking on the railroad track, aud W>cn found hia hoed waa on one aide m>d hie body nn the oilier and but little mutilated Dtbenhrtk —A wedding tour at Btagliamton, N. Y.. end­ ed In a seen® of mourning the other dayj While a patjy of si? were boating on tho Snaqtieluuuui river the little craft upeet, and four of them were drowned, among them tho nowlywedded pair—Maurice Goodrich and wife, of Worcester. N. Y. —The severe storm which passed over tho country last woek waa prolific of accidents to life and jiroperty. Shipping on tlie great lakes Hustainod a number of dirairtrotw wrecks, two flsliaraicn being drowned at Kingston, Ont At little Bock. Ark.,'tho Suic-llquec was un­ roofed. —The London Time* estimates tliat .200 mariners and others were drowned iu the North Bea during tiie gales of tho past month. -Tlio Carleton Woolen Milla at Philadelphia, with valuable stock and machinery, were en­ tirely cotwumod by fire ou Bunday last Loss, *450,000. NEWS IN BRIEF. the-Hl Louis iu.il- . । ,--------- rr— — *«»*». —Judge Boroman. of the Utah District Court, in that dry recently. ord< r of Uidfed Irfahmen Rwlirivi, waa dir< clod Iff Ida paelor to withdraw from tliat orgaaiza- ■onto the hodaty. but dediued. and ilia ru- mrtiteuced to a traitoi'n death. All Uiia at New —The Prreldent haa toaued hia proclamation, dcmgtiatlug the 25Ui day of November aa a day of thaukiqjiving and prayer throughout lb® United Blaiee. . * tratiou. Now York lately to oounult witli cuatoma ofiiccni in relation to thia fraud. —The Auckland Ldaudo, In tho Pacific Occau. were recently the acone of • Umble tragedy. ' Jt.4II.BOAD INTELLIGENCE. —Ths Baltimore and Ohio CompMiy jiroporee to put on two lightning mad train* between Chicago aud Washington. Il is promised that by these trainee gain of one day in time will be realized by points west of tlie Mtoimippi. brlngn tlie dreadful newn. —Tho Mtoonn Pacific lia* been ordered to —A mon named Small, riding iu a wagon, at show cause at St. Lotas why it should not to rortUnd, Me., th® other day, uw two children adjudged bankrupt. lOeying on a railroad track, and a train backing —Faro to New York from Chicago lias indown on them. He aucccodcd in rescuing the crtartcd to <22. children, bul Bacriiked bin own fife by m> doing. FINANCIAL AND INDVSTR1A L. —The agricultural returns for October abow —No we from the frontier in regard to IndiMi troabltto is getting more exciting. that tlie wheat crop of tho present year is a A party of Ciieyem.ee. who ap[«a. to be on short ono, and there ia a marked deterioration in their way South to th® Indian Nation, attacked quality. The average than far reported is about Gen. Carr's command on the Smoky HUI river, HO percent, of last ycm's production. If this in tho other day, and drove th® trooj® from tlieir dieates tho total depreciation, it amounts qnartcra. with the lore ot one soldier killed and to nearly 62,000.000 bushcla, at.J gives the crop at 246,000,000 bushels. In quality the crop ono badly wounded. -Judge Dillon, of th® United Stotca Circuit average* 14 per cent, below sound condition. ConrVat Dee Maine*. Iowa, Em decided that The condition of tho com crop in exceptionally high. —Within sixty day. from the date of the Are, offenaive matter on postal cards ; but that it is the duty of tho flint Poatmaeter into wlio»® enough mills will be in operation at Virginia City to handle the full quantity of ote produced liauils such como to destroy them. —Die Osage Indians have risen ia anna in that vicinity. against Agent Gitaon. They charge him with POLITICAL. ■ unfainiees in the distribution of eupj.liea. —Gov. Walker, of Virginia, now looms up as Tho ravages claim that Gibuou girea tho aupa prominent candidate for the H]*akership of plio« bought with tho general funds of the tribo to such Indiana only aa be claimed were the next House of BopresenUtivcs. It in 'said dviiizcd. loyal to bim, principally tho depraved tliat he baa tlie support of the New York and mid worthless of tho tribe, to tte excluaion and New England Democrats. ■ —Tho official vote of Ohio at tho late elec­ neglect of a largo majority of tho intelligent Indiaua. Troops from the Cheyenne Agency tion show. Hayes' majority to be 5,549. The vote atood •. lUyes, 297,613 ; Allen. 291 264. liavo been Mat to Giteou'a aid. Tlio Prohibition candidate for Governor re­ ceived 1591 voice. —Washington dispatches state that tho Cu­ —Time of the j«r1cipMita tu tho murder of tho four ItalisiiH iu Denver recently have been ban question lias been discussed in the Cabinet, in connection with letters from Mr. Cushing, arrwled. One of them, an Italian, confcaeen to haring played bto harp while fire ollicre cut our Minister to Spain. The continuance of tlie insurrection in Cuba grows more insupportable the tliroata of their victima. day by day, and President Grant regards indoculod Dec. 10 for the murder of Jamre H. Noe. pemlewce and emapcipation aa the only certain the New York brush merchant, one Monday solution of tho problem. Tho President doc* not meditate or dewre the annexation of Cuba morning about eight week* nine®, —Munlerere most.with but little comudcr*- to the United Statue, but its elevation into *u tkm in New York city just at present, the marc independent republic of freemen, in harmony repodrily ao if they be not wealthy. William with ounwlvo aud with tho other republic of America. icon ahipa were irarpriMd and overpowered by ravages wlio plundered aud ecutUed th® ohijw Mid devoured th® men.' But ono recapod. Capri Bremer, of Biddeford. Ma., fell in with FORBION. —The national government of the Argentine Bepablic has imprisoned President Arozcmcua, of Colombia, with a number of his aubonhnaton, and in a fit of dcepondency ho -triad to end and for tlie present Colombia is without a State l-odi of their livre by the bullet He was auc- government. No bloodshed. —Greytown, Nicaragua, waa recently attacked creeful in hie own cree only, a® th® lady e»capod by a band of insurgents, and the Governor of with a flwih wound. the Mosquito Territory was killed. Troops were- sent to the relief of the city from the murder of a Jew peddler named Wcubcrg with the coIlecUou of fraudulent Halm* againat the dly. ■ —A motion for war with Turkey ha® been passed by tlie Servian Parliament by a vote of -Tlie Bockfard conujiiracy caao of Flynn and 61 to 41 —The Biitish man-of-war Albatross baa been it will come up on the eccor.d Monday of Feb- ordered to Panama to protect English intcrvsU there. — Mexican advfcea slate tliat five partlci]>anta M|>b (Mo.) jail one night laat week. On® of in the murder of Bev. John L. Stephana, an them wre Frank Brown, under aentence of American missionary, at Ahualalco, in 18TO, death for murder; th® btlicrs were nearly all ware executed morally. —Bich mining lodM hare recently been dis­ home-tbievre. * - Tl>c aatluiritire of the Winthrop (Moina) covered in South Australia. - -Another insurrection against the Russians Natiuuol Bank whiah wm robbed about four uioutltii ago. have, ttirough detect. has broken out in Kilobaud, Central Asia. Gen. Von Kaufman waa presented with a sword by the 1jnperor for his services in putting down tlie first —England has JoM • million dollars by tho Dent fxmda taken were already diiqxjaed of. cauls disease. Over 500.000 animals have been affected in England and Wales. —Gambe*. La haa publiahod a manifesto favor­ ing the ooiiiinuanee of a republican government iu France, smucety for tho CuounnnMs, and etale control of educational institutions. —A piay founded on creuti iu the American —Virginia £Uy. Nevada, baa been virited by revolution will bo brought out in Paris shortly. Such a drama was advertised far last April, aud already sixty-ecrcu manusciipts have been ten­ dered, many of thorn of a high order of merit. —The number of cases of catlic disease in I^iigiMid U nqiidty diminishing. —I^tdcchowiiki is to be exile-! from Germany of the dty. It apread repNfiy, extending e*r.tupon the expiration of lib term of imprison­ ment. —Abyssinia lias been invaded by the KheBwwdiing an far art F etroet northward, the dive'a trooi*. who met with no resistance. —There m great deprewdon in tho coal trade iu Eagiand. aud a number of ccliierias in York­ shire are to suspend operations this mouth. Over 10,600 men will Lo thrown out of employjmort. I —The outira British squadron on tho ww i I eoa«t at Africa waa recently engaged in an ex- j i i«dittoD up the Congo river to pmdaUixrtaiii | । (sratieal tribes for Ute murder of name English : I sstiara. Many vlliageo were dodroytd. Mid a j j large number of anti ven killed. The British ; i Iasi one man killed and six woon-lt d. tcadc fire and Mplodad off Toulon a few ton Itapxxl old Maw! rqxindml at tlw St Louis H«inMicun, paay. No. M Bromlwy New York rtty. wnrT(l, . c„r . StXSaXjTwTw 2. Z ' reference to the rigiud undn’mext invaria­ Km seen by «mUL Hand for rtrcster. ble failures ®f the AeUtedte «rf lbs day to provide proper ventilation for their buiktihga, both private and public, t»yn “ tbingM wore different iu the good. c4d limos.” The corrcsjKmdent thinks that the old fasliioped open • flre-pLtee, with to Almighty God for favow beaiowed upou ua its great blazing logs, offered a perfect ventilation, and that this Moves aud furliberty have been malntaliicivil and tjn^l within our batdeni; tliat ahi mid bo swept from tbo face of Had rewardo, Mid to Hia walohfn! proyidaDco fibe globe. There are some people now­ wo are iudebtw! for recv.rity from i-<*Ulvuoo adays who nre. not quite prepared to nsam! Mlirr national calaailtitK. Aj«rt from the rent to thur, however, and it seems-flint other miUonal bleminn each individual among. ewn in the days that are gone, in those | AWNINGS, TENTS, TWINES ANO COROAGE.GILUERT, HUUHAHD A OO., MtoMfMk Water BAKING POWDEB ANO EXTRACTS. 'kuchns,—Thia preparation is urienHANKERS AND CLASS SHOW-CARD WRITERS. xlly and chemirally combiuod. and no MUNN A DttUM. tU W. Modtam. BOOTS AND SHOES-AUCTION ANp COMMIMKJN. Mweea. raay be checked at once hr liberal <af BArritimtt Caeaby CotuHlUm rowirra. this 27tb day of October, in tho year ot our Lord, 1875, mid of Um lixlependonce of Uio United Btoten th ecu® iiumksdUL ' (Signed) U. a Gtu.-rr. Prcaldcut. Hamilton Finn, Secretary of State. THE DENFKR UOBROE. . GRAND CHAHCC FOR AQEMTS. •» ENGRAVER. DIE SINKER A MANFR. OF STENCILS ANN ELIZA YOUNG'S NEW BOOM; ENGRAVERS ON WOOD. Etc. . FLOWERS AND STRAW GOODS-SFEC ALTT. Smith Org'an Col, GUNS—CUTLERY MANUFACTURERS. •• Prejudice among AxucricMin to great agnliut stares, .Whether, facto arc prevalent in sup­ port of thto biiui may bo quentionod. I’criiaps the ponuona of Pennsylvania, who OulvtnaDy umptqvwi, are lemr,-*J----------------------- - ’ people who are i open chim----- - __ — --------- -Hided Mth otlicrdiaontet* Uian’their ndghbon. ThOM Germans appear generally heakby. and they lived to advanced ages. Whan, indeed, we en- BOSTON, MASS. ' Sold by Music Dealers Everywhere. AGENTS WANTED ik EVERY TOWN. INSTALLMENT PLAN! THE MARKETS. Ask Tour Stove Dealer for our MNFRS. OF WARWICKSHIRE AND COLUMBIA MUCES.IMPORTED CATSUPS. FLAVORING EXTRACTS. ly Bciecbing, while their opposite aide aui the Sargent, WATCHES. JEWELRY AkO JEWELERS' SUPFUES. extremes as the Indian who beats himself till be dnps with sweat, and then plnugen into a imntad. Oulfiland twra» a Are while the oppodte Mdo to comparatively cold receives the nhoek partially, lecally.-not ACENTSgiS^K contemned, in much more raitabte for outdoor exercise than tliat of Great Brit­ ain ; but walking ia by no meaim aa much engaged in hero as ibis there, nor, with the exopcioa ol bw> tall, ue w» u > I 5“KW!HPaPKR UNION. <M la FOR SALE.awAfiSi Tarrant’* Effervescent Seltxcr Ajiericnt will>ln a abort dManm at Cltv 1-Smlu. • <><1 <h«D tai». Sand Lit clrcuUii I« USaltoal.. Ckteacn. DL | Geo- •b.;uk! lo at aura rMHtKl to. __________SOLD HV Al.l. IIRUGGIHTH. _________ _ GIVEN AWAY p. Rowell & Co-1 CENTENNIAL AMERICA, SAK4S&S VotroGou ktohm.r«ry Agenta Wanted Evarywbare S15 SHOT CUN.■* 1 toHilweia. S M MM WEEKLY DONTSsg WISCONSIN, bm m k swsmm *n*i aowwa J agM *■■■*. “ «•**>:»** n-e. 3 Months, Postpaid, Tijll! Try It? Try It! Piano-Harp CABINET BEGAN. Him iGlVj I ~" nr»‘--v by ’| l t-Ut~•*> ’y- ; -lANQiUKF; the I , . A umosiiy. caiJMse*. isritt „£ra — , nation given to much indulgence in outdoor sports-. In mental activity, the ----------------- '— ------------------------------------------ MANON A Ad™ Nir, poopl. of the Unital SUta. will not trab I WAN I f T70STS-J“.'K? ter by contlMrinon with any in tlio world; ’ TEO. I r.>-.r-, taV—43. bni tta grml Uonbla with n»u ttal there • g Qf H— mi no proper balance. The mind is culti- g|Q£ voted ut the expense of the body. '-----------------------------------------1----- -- --------------- * rKr.n c«.,.,nK. to tub o. n AGENTS PM. $ANFNB»» nun. Up to thirty ot <c» tlw I ;» rr., ■—“T, st, NO. 633 Broadway, N. Y. City. Km- •• mall <^.11 a. .-.ji ____ . lm»- fUng-. ol umpo^t.^ bettor . j-. than later ui hfo. All know tho mjurions |--------------------------------------------- --------- ------ —■ nt Adelaide, does not think tlmt alcohol nature of sudden changes from * cooler | AGENTS R | R LF is the p^ndpal ratw. Ono explanation to a warmer air. Observation shown that j fi“ fght *wr»t«ro hilu h^. tl^ m». is, that it is piodnccd by the weakening while there is ono death from Buch rad- j — pkk WKKK^GUAP.aNTKnn io effecta of the climate, and by the rest­ less, anxious lives led by tho-English colonists, who an' often made mad by MANUFACTORY AND SALESROOM, among au erpxal number at thirty-nma, | repeated failure« in business. 23 A 2B RANDOLPH at.,CW|<Uao. four deaths among an equal number nine j Q (j R £ Q t years Inter—tliat is, at forty eight—eight J —------------------------------ -------------- -italta at tuty-tata". .irt-n al rtaty-tax. 1 OUSTS1 BOOK KEEPJN6 KTSS: voying intelligtixoe to caoh other by thirty two at seventy-five, sixty-four at । <lakk a co.. toPtem am*, (toteu. dJt marking galo-poabu A grntkinau iu MOBTii-^rev-w^-or-tan New Huven, 'CL, annoyed by the fre­ eiglity fonr ; hence there i« a rapidly iu- MOODY and SANKEY gMEftSttSSTSft quent calls of these vagabonds, obaorved that they inspected the gate-past before entering, and, upon examination, found there a mark, which ho rubbed out: He lew not siiH'c l»een troubled. ----------------------------------I! AmirS.w Orl.»n». «r»ip.ed tor stealing opplns, pleaded that his father j . These Standard JnatrumenlA HARDWARE AND CUTLERY -WHOLESALE. cold who rite in a room having a door or win­ dow a little open, while a nlream of cokl air poum on only s )*rt of him. A writer in a British ।x>riodical papsr to of opinion that pul­ monary costonmptiona carry more than pnotliird of tho people of that country, excepting children, to their graves ; thorn open firo-plaoca Tbo aamo writer mlda that them while tlieir butchery was going on, ore universal. to drink likowiBc, but he was too sick nt in countriort where stove® ar® used consumption to a.diMaso hardly known. He ia of opinion the awful sight. After the first victims that the fnilraonary consumption of Britain Is were dead and Imd been robbed, the two catuwd by this unequal distribution of best by other boyn came in nnd were killed in means of open coal fires.” . tlie same manner. Tho robbers got $1,200 or $1,400, principally in gold, for the murder. The throe who nre under A famous British physician haa given arrest left town, but Gallitxl, the Mexi­ it as lii-s opinion, though it in perhaps can, and tho minsr renurfnod frpih noon coutrury to tho generally accepted one, until Sunday morning, coolly making tlmt more phynical and mental derange­ preparations for their flight’* . ments an- ottLsed by underwork than by ovex work. He appeals to the cxjx-rujnc*) of oQicr physicians to confirm him in tlie Considering the vast annoyance caused statement tliat a greater nnmber of their to men and women by the prevalent potientH pro|K>rtionately como from clerks vice of whistling, we may well ponder in offices whoso hours of labor are not on the question, Why do .men whistle? exocesive and from retired Jiierchanta aud Women do not, altrfbugh wo could well profeHuional men than from men in active tolerate anything from tlieir lips but de­ business and professional life. Ho does, termined refusals. What impulse lends not question tlmt there arc cases in wliich a man to enclose a circular space with men liavo been proatroted by a too con­ ml from <mr baiUs-tUav, b EVER SILVER TIPPJO his lips, then by sheer pneumatic force stant and severe mental application, bul TIPPED moke tlie noise called whistling ? If the insistfi that tho number-is small iu com­ SHOES lijM looked more elegant in thi»e form parison with the number of those who there would I* n plea for whiatling. But , l^-ing aijmcutH upon thcmuelviw, and ii.:. is very — mi.. tho «asA Granted „n , * . ... • [■"rrmn'tiuU prcTtde thaw elffi. CABLE this rarely whose phyxicnl and mental strength de-. SCREW modcrata sixed mouth, with tho upper generates through lack of proper exer­ CABLEWREWWite WIRE lip rather small, the personal appearance’ cise. "Without discussing the compara­ of the whistler may be tolerated. But tive injury which individuals do them­ granted a big mouth aud a jicnt-roof selves, on tlie one hand, by lack of exer­ upper lip, and the' whistler presents to cise, and on the other by over-exertion, yon a fnc simile of tlie extremity of an either mental or physical, it is a truth elephant’s trunk. Strange to nay, the which admits of no contradiction tlmt tho loiter class of whistlers are by far the physician'a services are ofteu called into Cin = CO*%t?*,1>7 8ead«nrCkwnoC»talafB«. 1V► d> AUJ. U. Hcrroan'aBuaa, Uoatoa.Maa. more prevalent, and if whistling be n requisition in cases where the patient's fine art and not one of the ilb that flesh life is simply being rusted out—where is heir to, the big-mouthed nre the most the disorders, when they are not fanciful, inefficient, though the most persevering have been.occasioned by pure indolence, performers. We could read with greater both of mind and body. Thia is true in S6 to $20 ■i^S-SKteyU” comfort and interest Ix-twccn two large England, aud in tliis country tho number sawH tliat were being sharpened than of self-made invsl'rt9—cspocially among bear an inveterate whistler. ladies—is much greater than it it there. , Australian statistics show that insanity of a violunt kind prevails to ft frightful extent on that continent, especially in South Australia, with its population of 200,000. In 1861 there were 161 in­ mates of asylums in that part of Aus­ tralia, being odo to 750 inhabitants. In 1870 they nnmlxirtxl 807, nnd at the close of 1871 tliere were as many as 324, or one to 521 of the |x>pnlation. These figures do not repm’sent the entire list of the insane, but include only mailmen and other inmates of tho asylums. The cause of this great prevalence of insanity can only be surmiaed, os no authorita­ tive explanation of it isgivra.. pr.;I>ttenwu, Director ot the Insaiih Anyuta WifeJVo\9. ENGRAVERS. A late. dispatch from Denver,-fiftys : Three of the Italian asstwsiiis arrived here this evening from Trinidad, and aorprinci! w|Ui tbft change and we my xhey were met at the depot by a largo and b™1 dtemrertra with beat. Pcrhapa the. tato tiidrotoveo than *bt“ oxcited crowd, which were with difficult^' 1 cr-tVioturty give more fire tn nccewary or proper ; yet they eccm not »o apt restraint'll from lynching them, although___________ __ _ _______ _____ they claim to bo only. ucccBi»oriea to thfc -ingrera warm, as tboee pentone who runlt into crime, the principals having escaped > the earn® degree of cold from a room having an arrest thus fjr. Tira prisoners were in- •pen ftro-plac®, when tha nido of them laetpm- terviewed and confessed that they were unwilling partidponta in tho butchery, but tiny tlmt Gallicxl, tho Mexican, did tlie killing, which was done in broad daylight, at about noon. Two of tho murderers nnd "victims were playing cards, and the old man was dealing, when Gitlliod cam® up behind him, drew hin head back and ent his throat, the blood spurting over the cards nnd table. Tho boys resisted, and wcro cut and stabbed. Galliod finished the old men, and soon mndo an end to tho boys. The murderers drank tho blood of their vic­ tims, and tried to make the lx>y, .whom they tad forced to piny tho harp for Of PaxUcmontary Piact ce. EMlUVEIt. SEALS. PRESSES. STEEL ANO BRASS STAMPS. STENCIL TOOLS AND STOCK. Of, there was just os much disagreement which he has enjoyed. • Now, therefore, L UlywM & Great, I^oei- on tliis subject aa there is to-day. A dcul of the United Stator, do recommend that correspondent of the New York Tribttne on Thurday, th® 250- day of November, tho sends that paper an extract from a magapeople of tho Unitad Stoles, atMtotaing from ah»e irabliKhed in Philadelphia, Decem­ ber, 17W, entitisdr.‘'Observations on their respective place® of worship, and in such tho Effect ot Close and Open Fire­ form m may neorn moet appropriate in their own bearta offer to Almighty God their their places,” which illustrates so well the humble acknowledgment® and thanka tor all way doctors disagree about this thing Hi® tnorcicn, Mid their bumble prayers for the that we append it ip place of Bjiy _oomcontinuanco of Hin Divine favor. nieiitB of our-own : ■ • i hand, and eanaed the seal of the United Staten CUSHING S MANUAL COWING'S DRIVE AND WELL TURPS, Ac. DOWN Kt: A WOOLXHR. (Band KU Franklin. CROCKERY. CHINA AND GLASSWARE. guarding against exposure to ratktea __________________________________ chsngM of weather ; while one dies at thirty, thirty-two die at seventy five. No vXluIu ARIfFlff one after throe score can afford to neg- | J S1O ?8500-^24— lect It » is | Mrawr • KV. preosutionN. |>.ixnuujun. It is improper. A. vM tout aartalirtna t<« Uw w»ut ol them tbit «> prr SBSFVolrT.lSrHr'iu.u.m _ mra after that age, in apparent health, <>£*« rnCfc. A Bn»a««a.?eSSad*ar.iiw>TS. was a paralytic arid his moLber a lunatic., j nn> hurrierl to tbo grave in a few days, IND READING. FSVCHGMANCY, FASCINATION, white he was tmenmonin. known known eommorilv while be waa liunorv hungry and and had had no no ** “ Lie tic ” ” I from from imenmonia, commonly tm ns A.A al all. Overruled. । inflammation of the lungs. MERIDEN Cutlery Co manKI I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-11-12.pdf.pdf 63dff6ce348f4a6b84309f6882a9f3b8 PDF Text Text ■■■■!>11 'Netos orfRo STK-ONG VOL. Ill NASHVILLE, BARRY C()., MICH„rRiDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1875. tearing up fat shrircaae with thc-fnllcouviction that this w»s an hour of need. Our young friends, more in pity for' The dim daybreak hardly revealed his identity, but I had a faint perception the reality of the night intruder, offered that young Harry Irving had come to ns to remain fa the vicinity till morning; Some time during the morning I found myself in bed with Julia, and several of the neighbors standing abont me. Julia partarh. ■ 11- fT ;j ‘i ij r • • out of sight, for the affair of the even- WlUIHto turaixJ her •ullotn plot «* coUm*.*****. ■ SIGHT OF ALARM. In our yqitfh tha country wan wilder than row;“tftrt H might be said of her tliat she wm-dsi brought up fa the woods to be Roan*d by an owl. She would traverse the most unfreqnenUvl path*, wondering at my timidity. ' ice; she was simply a fear m bar character and a consequent cleanieffl of perception fa all gases of sup­ posed o? actual danger. When I was 10, and Julia wn, 18, my father hired a lalwrtr named Huns Schmidt^ a Hesafan, who had been in the British service, and who, at the close of the war, had deserted from his regi­ ment. . Ho inui'a powerful man, with a heavy, was near the bouse all night. He re­ turned after fieeluing to go home. The least scream he would Live hoard ns ho at least hoard yoiira; but I am glad yon did not scream before, far now we have chamber, and, flinging herself on tho bed. continued bitterly weeping. She had exhibitor! herself fa a character which aho doapisod ; and her man under Hans Schmidt hud decided upon the the food would be tho talk of tho noigh- chest iw a safer hiding place than tliat fa borhooiL I followed her, but neither of which Julia had first discovered him. Upon the vary morning; on which Tho clock on tlio mantel piece struck Harry Irving stunned and secured ffic eleven | and then "tick, tick, tick,**.i| ruffian fa our room tho officers of xiaifae .went on for the next hour.' Julia at were searching for the old Hcffiiifaacoiinlength ccOBod waopfag, and lay in drtJ as a supposed murderer, and he WM thought, only on occasional sigh betray­ soon convicted and hung. Julia became tho wife of Harrk Irving, ing her wakefulness. . Again the clock struck, but it had not and a moat excellent wife she wan. MagFfoched tho final stroke when Julia, usniinoiis and nnrovengeful, she wm leaping out of bed, flung herself -upon peril*;* tho only ;>er8on who felt no nn immenao olrasi at the huther end of gratification at tho fate of old Hana Schmidt, but rather a pity for thc*ignothe room. "Oh, Mary!” slio cried, "quick! quick ! He is here.! I cannot hold the lid—be will get out!” . There was indocd some living tiring inside the cheat; for, fa spite of Julia’s weight, tho lid was lifted, and then, oh the instinct of self-preservation ovcieame my terror, I sprang quickly to her aasistanoe. Whom or what luid w; caught ? Imag­ ine yourasU holding down tho lid of a showman's box, with n boa constrictor writhing beneath; or keeping a cage-top in its place by your own weight alone, with a byann struggling to tear bfa wny out and devour you. But wo were not long fa suspense. Horrid execrations, half German, half English, chilled our very he-artx, and we knew tliat there, in the midnight, only the lid of an old chest was between our­ selves and Hirns Schmidt! At times it started up, and once or twice -hfa - fingers were caught fa tho opening. Then, finding our combined weight too much for his strength, it would become evident that he was en­ deavoring . to force out an end of the chest But ho could not work to an ad­ vantage. Cramped within such limits lifa giant power of muscle was not wholly available; ho could neither kick nor strike with full force; and hence his chief and myaelf were struck al the vary first with an intuitive dreau of him. The feel­ ing fa Julia hardly took the character of fear, but was one rather of the most inensc loafliteg. Oat evening rite read of a horrible murder that thrilled our blood, and. upon turning her eyes from tho paper, L' thej rawBwuterBd those<rf Hans Schmidt TheMlawita aouxiUring terrible fa tliat hope rested upon hfa ability to lift ns up, lid and all. rance which steeped him in crime. SOIAXKON KCI.IFtRD. " Hwang Lea and Ah Wing," fluid hfa Honor, as ho bent a rather low brow upon a pair of Celestials who stood be­ fore him. “ What do you aay to the charge of disorderly conduct brought against you!” "Ab Wing ho lun away my dog," pleaded Hwang Lee. "Hwang Lee wliaice Melican man callee dam-lire. Hwang Loo comcc my laundly, stenloe my dog all likee Meli­ can man dam thief," pleaded Ah Wing. "Is it not remarkable,” said the Judge, "that these strange people, so for irahfad tlie civilized world in many respect*, yet jkxihcsh in common with us an affection for the lower animals I I must discover to which of tlio prisoners tho quadrajrad rightfully belongs, and that, too, by moons of a strategy once employed by a nomewliat famous biblical predecessor. Officer Brown, bring the dog and a meat-ax into Court” It wm done. "Now, .then. Ah Wing and Hwang Loe," resumed thu Court, mumming n style of pronunciation meant to be clear­ ly comprehensible. "Officer, cometchopee doggee in twooc. All Wing taken lialfee and Hwang Lee takee halfee. Undcrstandce ?" A painful silence was at last broken Even then, in tho absolute terror that by Ah Wing, |irho remarked, calmly, solved Unit the villain should bo turned •■Allee light, Jmige, so officer give me I might have been supposed to poaBoas halfee got cm dog's lib* in him. ” As her wishes and opinions were al­ her, a queer fooling of exultation sprang "Affection has spoken fa silence," ways of much weight with father, he up fa Julia's heart. "I was right, Mary," aha cried. said tlie Judge, triumphantly; " let took her advice and gave Hans his dis­ Hwang Lro liavo the dog.” "They won't think me a fool now, will charge. Soon after this Julia and I were left they I I shan't be ashamed to see Harry ’ “Tankee, Judge,” said that prisoner, M he lifted up the obese animal. "Ah Irving!” ' Wing he nothavee dambite; Hwang Lee I motltar being absent upon a visit until Poor Julia! Under the circumstances eotoe dog all up self." the following day, and we liappenod to the idea was really ludicrous; but nature "Five dollars or five days each," said Ira withJild lortanl at tbe time (for waj will everywhere assert itself, and Julia tho fltagusted Judge, os hfa istimnte of kept more than one). hateii hated a coward. Thtuap!“ thump!‘ the celestial in human nature fell down At night we went up to bed, and had : thump! Lid, and aide, and end, alterto zero.—IViju? York World. partly disrobed, when Julia turned hasti-, nately felt tlie cramped, irawerful blown, ly to the yrjndow. Then come tho lift—the steady, straining "I deciare,” $besaid, " the evening fa : lift, and Julia cheered me when the covTho grasshopper creaks in the b ury ro pleasant -&A St ft A pity to remain fa- cr shook, and rose, and trembled! gloom, And the bumble bee bumblcih doors. I don't fuel a bit klecpy; let's go "He can't get out, Mary! We arc the live-long day. But where have they down on the fawn." 1 safe; only just keep your full weight on We J.«ocp<1ed U» Mun. How liulo ; tf,c Hd. „d don’, nenwn, riUux, U gone with the bran now broom ! And I imagined what was fa Julia’s heart! i is almost morning.” Hur, Irving mm, np jott » ewdwa > 8bo know it w>« not one o'clock. envuMl, pt—mg Bot o»» o'clock cuut Ko.lvwM the house. ; ^vc t o’clock caxne, and Juluaj^clhiuta-xmrenuauuta thre utd loor; hoped thu oar ho lofata^' M, «i««rM«!Mnthu>:pril„no,hul,i,ld<«ll« Lb fcU, which ummll, n.olj, uou now wppug to him inevitable. "W.M Tow. U«1 Kttn nndjl A .pertaa. u one end of the Winr eapd. where then ™ > taeteko in Ute ... They will be coming wero^H n^t lea noour - '-4’TC1 JUW "IK* «** , Ut-UKK. l>u would baootre "•***■■ tV ** The three young iuen noon appeared us aside from tho door. morning fa the sky; and there, upon the “Sow, Mary, you need not be w j <4^ wo WBtcW for ou*,” ahe aaid. "Keep quiet, and do j U1 broaden. D^ BpeAabore ycrar brcuih. There fa* j ^a^jy UlOTfl w struggle Iranpath us, m if the ruffian iuul concentrated afl his energies fa a final man trtnler our bed, and the young effort. At my end of the eliest there was they had forced in the board. So hur- such as I do not think I have fastauUy- Iraan our destruction x cM.BJtxxM ixuTJtifit:. ADVERTISING EATE8: .1M) WU wO ^1T.* £ w 3«r>< NO. 7. SBrjtJm XKAF* OF FKOGFKtK. rm.'.#' The American tramp—fast becomi i n— -i.u—,1. the ureoeril uuudition ut the British navy, prvUy rnird vfltag*. It was founded by sjiMea work of any kind. Ho will not which wite wont to “rule the wave :” work under _ any cireumstauceo unloos Eoriy one bright September morning, Landis fa a rich land owner, and was al­ driven to it by inability to get rum fa bx thp year 1875, tho blind croraing- ways regarded as the father of Vineland. Avreepur fa front of tlio Admiralty was Ho was popular and jealous of his influ­ ence. He did not want tho town to out­ the stupid aleop which follow* the tie- in eccentric naval attire, bobbling to­ grow his stature ns the founder and big man of the place. He hold hfa position rn the old fellow’s appearance piqued the against all rivals fa the ’growing village b» to it. mox oooSmal dmte. Jtui, fet* a ™ until Uri Oarrntb moved in and oriabmen ,q£ high culfarc, with apparently stuck ri&dutely upon hisbcod and a pig­ Ifahud the Vineland Independent. " The brilliant prospects, fatve been stopped fail adorned his back; but his feature* newspaper ,wm a candidate for influence, and Garrulh an ita editor reaped hfa share. in their career to social rank by the whfaky fiend; energy has been quenched, soot and dirt Hint it wan impoambln to He began to divide honors with Landis And yet the general and a good deal of feeling on tlifa score ambition banished and pride slain. In make them out our rural, voltages, tramps are • source of outline' was familiar to the gentleman of sprang up between the two leoilcra of constant' annoyance' and fair. Fear of tho long broom, who, prompted by n Vinaland. It seems tliat Carruth could their anger induces gifts tliat would other­ sudden idea, glanced luuitily in the di­ not keep the jealoM feeling out of his paper. A* length he printed an article wise bo withheld. If a barn or Imyetack rection-of tho Nelson column. ita summit imm ImanUm. alraut Landis' family mtUteni, reflecting fa burned it fa said to Ira tho work of the Half an hour after tho discovery by strongly upon Landis trying to liavo his tramp, and the whole community fasmitThe tminlr, ■ tMtaj-mepu in I wite unjustly shut up in an iutano asy­ fan with terjt^a Tin „ b- to bur •*" !«*>■“ tira bnrden'efWfw jxwta in sammcr, but state of jabbering idiocy, tlio naval gen­ lum. At this Landis wm greatly in fa th«.L winjar season lhey flo«)r to the tieman was seated fa tho principal room censed, and, taking tiie paper in his at the Admiralty. hand, went to the Independent office. city. It is there tliey -stay, luxuriating A wash and bmah-up for two pence Pointing to the article, he asked Carruth or tiie i^iarity of tho benevolent—at the had considerably improved his appear­ if he wrote it, and Carruth replied that wrap l|ousfl^ bogging, stealing, ar as a loot resort Wot|dng far money Sufficient ance, and ho was chatting affably with ho did write it, and had done it for the to purchase llqui T -enou^E • to produce tho Junior Lord, who happened to be fa rouse of God and humanity. Lnndfa complete dniiikenn. ;«, and shvpfag nt when the distinguished visitor was an­ drew a pistol—an English bull-dog—and night in tlio station-hoftees, where luxu­ nounced. Having explained that vaguo fired n ball into the l»ck of Carruth's rious coucImo- ci pfas planks aro pro rumors Lui from time to time come up head as ho was trying to get out of the tho oolumn to him* an to the marvelous roam. The ball lodged in tho brain. police lodgtag-honse fa winter tho tramps improvement which science had cffecte*! This was in March bwt. Lnndfa gave in naval matters since his death, ho con himself up, saying that he did the shoot­ meet in conclave; hern tho advraitiiros of the post season and the prospects of tho fessed that a natural curiosity had com- ing, and would do it again for like provo­ ladled him to come down and see things cation. He was_plsced under 8100,000 coming Heaatm are talked over. Plans for himself. “ Where could I see one of bail, which wm Bubaequrntiy decreased are made and routes laid out, until each your splendid veetiels now I" he asked to $50,000. Frifods went on his bond. one knows where he is going and whom abruptly. Carruth lived, long fa a very low state the companion* of Iris wanderings will Tlio Junior Lord hom'd officially, and and finally got about again, and traveled be, subject to tlio inevitable changes ail'd nsutindly, and liandod his visitor a aome to further improve his health. He which may take place among a people list of ships to chooee from. carried a bullet around fa his brain and poascofag so liMlc energy or ambition. Junior Lord—We shall bo happy to was a living curiosity. Surgical art could The utter laziness of tramps almost sur­ show you any of these, if distance is do not reach the embedded lead and medical passes belief. A story is told of one of object to you. science failed to explain how a man could the fraternity, who, being engaged to Visitor—No object at all (looking live and be fa his right mind with a lead work far a farmer nt the rate of $2 per day, left thu field in tlio middle of tho down the list). Well, suppose wn my the Captain. ruth'h miud was foiling nevertheless, and day because Iris employer had tho “ im­ J. L. (stammering)—Dear me, I must he began to lie deeply concerned for tho pudence” to ask him to hoc corn fa the have given you an old list welfare of his family in dv»« of Iris death. rain. Another man was unearthed who Visitor—I supixiee she’s fa existence Landis offered a settlement of 33.000 and Lad p:uwd tho greater portion of a win­ still? 380 acres of land—which Carruth indig­ ter fa a haystack. A room liad l>een cut Visitor (frowning)—Tliat's very dread­ Then Landis offered out fa tho center of the stack about eight ful. Is this the* now list ? Thank you. nantly refused. $12,500 cash down, but stipulated that feet long and throe feet high and wide, Ah! hero’s a ship now. Tlio Van­ Carruth should move out of the State piorided with a buffalo robe which he guard. before the i»ymcnt was made. This was had stolen. ThoUramp had quite oomJ. L. (red in the face)—You’re unfor­ accepted, but Carruth luid become too fortablo quarters. Being careless about tunate fa your selection again. weak to be moved. The other day ho closing tho entrance to hfa retreat he was Visitor—She isn’t st the bottom of tho died, Landis* securities gave him up discoveretl and arrested for stealing the sea, surely ? and he was sent to prison. Tho founder robe. Tramps we of all nationalities— J. L. (recovering official dignity}—I of Vineland fa now fa jail, and his family American, English, Irish, German, Ital­ regret to nay tliat she is. and tho whole town aro deeply distressed. ian. Of them all, the fatter is least averse Visitor (with sundry ancient nautical It is a very jiad tragedy for a now town to to fabor. Eitluw organ-grinding or exclamations)—Odd—very ! Well, well wrestle with. image-scllfag is nobler than tdwolute liave a third try. Let me sen the idleness. A faiimkb's crib is a gnawfnl place for The man who will. endanger tlio lives . of hfa children by burning kerosene' oils ' commits a kero-sfa. ”' ’ Thkre are those that think we should take care of the poor Indian because bo' ’ fa so -willing to take hair of-M ‘1 J AjrJnKGKVBB is Wfo daughter of afarfacr, and when she fa at the churn, rite's •> thu Gruhb that mokes tho butter fly. ->i)do । Suos dealer—I" find wo 'have no' nhuK>uli ut large nines. Customer—Nino* !'!.(& you take me for a Ofaderelter ? ,. . , ,t_ A dowk-covstkt farmer who put fa s half acre with tanrips last summer, /ays . j they didn't bring him a cent Ho should try onions next time. They always bring a sceq|. —KorritVoum Herald'. * _ If ladies of the ]*criod aro as ju«t as ' they are beafaiful they will contribute ** aometlring toward a moumnunt for King Canute. He was the jierson who origin­ ally ordered the tide back. ‘ ’ ‘ A SI! AKXSPXAMEAK SUofaWHOX. llAinnJCHS Amusement-—Mr. Muckle­ stone (after mfaafag his bird far the twentieth time): I say, Guakinga; I be’ieve the birds are frightened al me ! Old Keeper (blandly): They didn’t ought to be, sir I . Did you ever come down stains on Sunday morning and aric your wife to put a button ou your waistband, but what she lifted her eyes to Heaven, taid with clasped hands assured yon that when tliai shirt was put away there wvs i a button on ill ■ Im tho Vermont Journal of March 31,. 1784, there is the following epitaph on,a, fawyer: ‘ , n thin Ktonr Sir* Unix rt HLaw. RICK AXD XKTIRIXG. J. L. — Well, I'd rather you picked i n Tho Dnko .of Portland is the most ec­ “ Wht," said a Highland clergyni.au other vessel. Her Imilcrs have just centric of nobleman. So far as society burst and killed several hands, and I is concerned be is dead to tho world. should like you to see our mon-of-war at Hv surrounds himself with an atmostheir best! Try again. pit, while you are all attention to;£vcry phero of mystery, which no one, peer or Vuutor (rising)—No, I tliank you; stranger I invite!" “Because, sir, commoner, is permitted to penetrate. ' when yon preach I am sure it is all (j I'm perfectly satisfied. Seventy yearH Even his own solicitors, thu u nnagers of ago, sir, we wore behind you in many right; but I can't trust a stranger ».'.b his enormous estates, are never allowed things. My Lord, science han since out keeping a good lookout” an interview. Five jearr ago the Duke’s given England a fleet where she never A Txxak editor says of another Texas ' annual income was upward of £300,000, editor: “That palsied old rcpMhtfal luul one before. and since that time it lias very consider­ J. L.—Whorc’n that ? j and common dead-beat will confer; n,,f ably increased. Hfa Grace has never Visitor—At the bottom of thef tea. favor by in nowise roferriag to uii We been married, and lias little or no faith And now ano word before we part. have nothing fa common with him,, fa womankind. Hfa ruling passion is Give my compliments to tho gentlemen uevur read hfa old • pied ' Imnd-biD, and architecture. Ho is forever putting up in command of your ironclads, and say want nothing to do with fa®-”.. . . •> tliat Horatio Nelson's d—d glad ho died now structures on hfa estate, and con­ Sbb wm brushing hfa faux aDijhc t»-. ( stantly employs something like 1,500 Wore such lubbers were allowed to wear joyed being fussed over amazingly. workmen—masons, smiths and joiners. the uniform of the British navy. Good­ The old Abbey of Waldeck, whore be Bolling up hfa eyes, he raid; \ ■ • * Suppose wc make it proud all round," mornfag I dear, why wm Columbus, when hohfauconstantly resides, fa approached by sub­ was Oruikahank'B final retort. terranean passages only. There arc ded fa America, like me now!" She ’’ ptay i Charlotte Thompson, a young woman *• Cruikshank, there’s a man in the couldn’t tel! him and he cxplrirAsfl:' ’ more than fifteen mdi* of tunnelling Oh, it’* httfa bo thinks of the cold next room who vuwh that you uro dead," of twenty-five, charged with throwing leading to it When the Duke appears " Becaure ho wm tickled at being fw»t mince pie, And it's little he socks of the Maid one of my acquaintances to the old her mother out of doors, camo out in London it is under a hat of unusual over." Then ahe batted him with the raw ice cream; For, the dying year with man not lon^ «ftcr this visit to the House with her mouth full of hair-pins, . ,. . ... .. height, and a long, old-fashioned wig back of the hair-brush. its tremulous sigh Shall waken the lin­ of Commoria. "Dead! Who says Tm and while tho court was reading a A Scramtom physwtau has removed , , reaching to his shoulders. Wet or fine, ___ I— t— »------deadT” Whereupon the man of four­ warrant aho tied her hair fa a Saratoga be never stirs out without an umbrella, lialf of a patient's tongue *ucc»*af ully.— . Ob, liat! for tl»e^|Mtet, Dow far and score picked up the shovel and tongs, knot Chronicle. That’s g«Kxl. and hfa trouscxH aro invariably tied up Allentown " Guilty or not guilty I" lie asked. Dear, Shrillfully hfa r>‘'indetay, and, rushing into the other room, exe­ We have just eighteenth that says ifiliit "Do you see any signa of guiltation fa below the knees with a piece of common And the negiigvnt noodle his Dowy cheer. cuted a hornpipe to the amazement of physician will eotab to Ewitoh and‘re’- • twine. He Dever anawers a letter, and, And whore tho doodlebug cats his hay. the offending individual. "I'm dead, my looks although a member of four London clnbs move haffthe tongue that gain after tfe " None, whatever, but I boliovo you smll" continued Cruikahank; "don't —Boodle's, Brooks’, the Travelers’, and about 2 O’clock every moriifag ho ahnU i • the stick. Ami bumbling the bumble you thfat Vft^ Jfaiiy-oanuw Qrtdk- are guilty." ride in a couch with six horses, ifJte hMUi White’s—ho never goes near them. "Ican’t help your bdiovaiions,” sho bee bumbteth his tune ; While the slmnk is worth a good many dead men, wav __ XlruOkU'AJrlKClt any aspirations that way, —Eadon-Ff^lX replied ; " I gucas I know all about this cricket cricks crickingly down at the but his art is that of a post generation. — Frtu. ' j, . . . n4rr creek, And the noodle calls noisily out, Kate Field'a London Leiter. Don't think that yards of ribbon*, a number <4 “Did you have trouble with your ruffles and lace will add ono jiarticle to colkratad in the alley n<»r the ?. mother ?” The dog fennel sighs "She fa here! your value. Don ’t make a *ing swocq?<'d down outlram on them'', _t__ tx __u ,Iking jI block yesterday Hwoajx-d (> A Detroiter of liberal education has " No ; sho liad trouble with mo.” milliner's shop or jeweler ’ s store of { an cx]>tanatio» : "4fuit j jmj jemanded exptanatiop "Tliat ’ been greatly annoyed because Iris wife . “ And you laid hands on her?" dreamily, " Give us a rest!” The hop youreelvt*. covering all tliat is Is of true I! boy there's there’s bfa bin bit by a dog on ori'CahgreA 'Congre*1"‘ “I might; I felt tempestuous and vfao speak* tenderly, " Give u* a beer,” merit within you with that which will ] street," replied the oldest "Ilka, oht” on history and other matters connected whirlwindy." And the jimson-wced boilers, •• oh pun only attract the shallow-brained. Don’t ( .. l’m going to mb Tarfa grow • with the growth or welfare of the coun­ "Yon throw her off the stejja, did down your vest.”—Burlington Hawkthink aensiblc people can be deceived by . OT ray legs anti go down there and Jet try. The other day he carried homer, you T” big history and handed it to his spouse " There was forcible propulsion, I ad­ rafa show ; they look for beauty of heart the tl.ig fate me and get piwfadto-* and mind. Don't flatter youroelvcn it is death I" oaittauad .tho'boy. The officer w with the remark : mit,” ahe replied. ( . Funerafa in England have become so "And you hustled her out on the smart to effect ignorance of manual labor, did Dot faterfere.^Detroit Free walk and thra uaod violent language t” funned Funerals Company"^ has been learn soim-thing. " My exchunations and denunciations subject of matrimony a thought while foxnuxl, which intends to conduct buriShe Mfwwito might have licen rather loud-toned." when he came home to supper be found He leaned back and looked at her for yourself for the responmbta position trustees of a certain dfafaril ta-ttU* W ! to have the oditioo cleaned. A commither reading away, hair down, slipprrs a minute, and then inquired: on, nil Um> fires out but one, and no sign wear plain doUras, and the the mullion-’’, and thsy took them fatwa • home?” of supper. "Why, how’s thi*7” he inquired; " I express my convjctations in lan­ of life and health ; to b«» well experienced vacant lot and ex*retard ffa-ir mUscfaa < orw AOB. Who docs not know of George Cruikhhaak, the artist who first illustrated Dickens ? He is an old, old man, and the oilier day visited the House of Com ra ns Wore ilie members had assem­ bled. Iteoognrring-'the srtist, Edward Jenkins who happened to be present, went to him with ruiprcsnemenf, took him by the liand, saying, "Mr. Oraik\ shank, I am delighted to sec you, s(r; delighted, I assure you.” "Boally I don't know you, sir," replied Cruiksliauk. "I am Mr. Jenkins, author of ‘Ginx’s Baby.”’ "Oh, ah! I’ve heard tliat wasn't a tmd book.” “ Indeed, Mr. Cruikalutnk, it lias been a great sucoena, great bucccsb, and I'm proud to meet ' guage befitting a young lady of my posi­ "are you sick t" pfacM and health of hundreds are de- lira job well dnt.e, and p'aMil thoMi.A»i "Hick! No.” tion,’1 she n^lied. pending on your knowledge of this. ! the prws nga'n. Tltaliext thiqgjfa ^X«U;r 4 "Well, where’s my supper ?” "Perhaps they will appreciate them Um bw twt ping < tL the lira ehnreb, church, and "I don’t know anything about your up there,” he continued, " though I don’t Don’t give your time and talents to the was the world, or to seeking the tiling* of time wfam this port o( thu work ana.tjnip^cd r fafaed aaythfag. and ahouldemof Hana Schmidt were -lias been opened. Hot* nine L et and sense tliat perfah with their taing. tin: <x mmittee found to their dfagufd * HM T . fa her chair, “but I can tell yon all thirty days. mpre dust in the cwduuHA u “ My impression fa that I don’t care। God has created yon for a nobler pur- that there in th« < alxiut U__ the first discovery um at Doing perpetually carca tar ny Um about , of Florida es tl-.an when they wirc were first find taken'out taken out A able. a deduction, so there !’’ she snarled, and pose, and made jou accountable for Huui company. Different nectfana are set J straight aa a string!” lUdy who heard of the affinr' affifir' ntnorked marked what He han given yon. Don ’ t sell yonr I >dy wlio The man, she said, mu^t have taken the door below, tlx- fool tracnpn spring- apart for different kinds of religion and । That history hasn't been opi ned since the took seat No. 2 on the raw-horse.— bhthright for • m«ra uf pottage. j that it wm just like men.—Tny Preu. j that evening.— Free JPreea. Detroit Free Pros. the alarm, and fled out the back door, ng toward us pa if iome person wore social organizations. half In doing tlifa, however, we partially closed, and to meet the demand that ■tidy ; for, although but lost our balance, and a sudden braefag th:d her apprelMMirionrt Necropolisan immense .............. .......... . ... �a«n>aa«. T’hWdrk aWli* of both fogtia necKsary. tbo l«l« JwMMd W. lo tfcB A|bloo brwch of pmmi- M mpttly a^flfochiag GUIS SEI. !/»»_«» L F. Hams, is being tioiabed by hi* n,tjf af Mias Kingsbury w. Mr An(hem J doiegn job worthy of iua'pectiun. Tlie ' MarshaH, Thursday forem finishing was done by Henry Aft* a short d fflIVBfflB, HAS TOST RECEIVED HIS Close, »nd is one of the finest jobs ’ io the city. Tho Windows are stained ■ evi. baltays a U>. proper the sexes. ajyd xotiojts. tAtontc ■ I peorenw ul th« building. , Il will be; ,!’il . A« writ m the fallowing b«t dash off। heated bf-g. fcruace. The esrpeitJ •r*M1 make a | and fprnUuae are «* the hast. Aiarge Fbrtnffoses has just been lo Monta­ night <»f it Thuradey nieht bea may ba looked for «vuo a mung gue iuvesti^irting tlie accounts of the two sprigv bran Chariottr, with their I the bfdir* of the aoeiety, in making I'xistiuiutur. and finding a deficiency, Dr. Drake «$■ Bro's NMicines, wirU thrxiMiw. Kirt’lted for a bird i-.imBb. carpets; Y.Mir Your ttirfresoondi-n! correypomlrnt wonwon-'‘ ufaevernl huudri*d dollar*, has invit­ dees' who will be the boasorthtt bee. ed the afortanid official lo “step down Bills anti Gravel Medicines, And out ”’ L-) at one of our public h»iu»*^. .Echo answers: “All of’em." OF FALL LARGE FAMILY MEDICINES •M.IL .lames Donaldson, foreman of Bige­ Xkctric ikc.ltk Restorer, low k Stone's sow mill, at Grand obtained it at a t<Mrding bouse. -Rapids, fell on a lath-saw, Nov. 4th, At least one of »h«Mie girts about at Union Hall, WM well attended, cutting his side and jbp^Wsirjieyere. considering the bad weathar. BttmneM done on the square and Busmen t* not very briskon the satisfaction guaranteed. G. B. Allen, of Charlotte, has a formed that tha is her first offence. street*. Buyer* arc plenty and seH- Roman coin of the dale of 1627. and ers scarce' of late. Alf. G. Drake, of Sturgis, has an Eh Tbe new <y>me.t band mode their glish silver token of I6&9, another of 1632,_ and two copper coins of the D. W. LINCOLN. woman or maiAcn hwAcs her chastily first appe&reuca on the, street Tuesahc BvKca her-alL She is as dead as day evening. They d#ne well and pbriod of Christ. deserve nu tncon by tlie wholu (hough >he had never been born. ; ORDEIL Hastings parents watch your daugh­ town. Yuur correspondent has a very idea of noise, and he behoves ters. Know where they spend their good , The festivsil and daace, given last S New style Prints for 8 cents. New Corsets for only 50 cents. New Shawls^ Scarfs and Comforters^ New Flannelsand Ladies Cloths. New Skirts and underclothing. New JIats and Clips, New Boots and Shoes. New Crockery and Glassware. New Trunks, Valises and Hoi-se blankets, Ohwherfc? is go’- The fellow that breathes in the V gie-eyc-d Dennis? Tliat man that flat horn needs stirring up a little. the world is under obligations top fiu We would projxjse thai he be placed ferreting mrf and dragging before the io a siltiag pwsture on the-walk and public ancia" erses. Who ever heard. the bass drum lie so placed that one < I the heads will lie on about the tame elevation of his Rress?*T left e*r und This isn't play anvil churns and see wha» ef­ John’s f.rte. X perchance he can fect It will have on him. We noticed liy add iwu-rou4»nl 1 make over some nasty hem from the one of the B sharp horn players hold­ r<J Ub-r orJared, tha’wjthfa Day's Doings," and insert somebody ing an E flat lamp for the leader, and nr middlemen, Net one. that m too manly to retaliate to bis at­ upon our word, we thought he was tack. ha sometimes does it, -lint of treading a pipe organ fur a Methodist Hastings he says nothing. * Goggle revival, and judging from the motion ol his liody ooe would think he was •ye come out of the gruss, ^ud be in tlie act of taking leave of his sweet henrt after escorting her home from n spelling salwol. We tiudeistand tint Chief Buglar Last Friday, while in Hastings, j Reed Reed has has gone gone into into his bis cage cage nnd and we BMiW ilmdf U Ih. amuiion Ho.ed Um .Iwr ' D.rt be ! occasionally produces n little enmmu . _. 4 . .. , enmmo ^Sber<Cre.w, to v»>l the ptl. ,iwI ol ,h/i,',te„,|, „f ,h,t I ? OD C flist fluor is occupied by the Sheriff of Main Su fur building purposes. On motion by Wolbutf the Mar­ and his fatni'y, the second being tinjaiL It contains, we believe, eieven shal was instructed tu lay a sidewalk in from of Brady 'a vacant lot immedi­ cells, and is abundantly ornamented ately north of W. A. Aylsworths stere. this jail that the notorious George George A. Simpson presented his Vandepuul, put up while having hts tmnds as c.ealer in liquors nnd on third trial for the murder of Herbert motion by Wplcolt they were approv ed. Field. The jail now cunlaius the The following accounts were pre­ following prisoners. sented anil bn motion allowed : James Schimore. for assaulting A Brace.....T.'..' $ l.Wi and resisting the Marshall of Hast L. Everett C. U. Hanchett, draying .... rags. Was tned Thursday; found J. B. Bsney, •• ... . J. B. R*M»y. elenuing afreet. guilty, and awaits sentence. A. W. OMa. lumber Jomer Shedd, of Elkhart, Ind, was On morion W. H. Young was ap­ fonr»d guilty of concealing stolen pro­ pointed physictnn of the Board of perty. Was tried aik! found gutlly Health for tho balance of tho year. on Thursday, and awaits sentence Conneil adjunmed. Oliver Rose for the larceny of n B. J. FEIGHNBR, • G. A. TRUMAN. Keeerdsr. PreeideaL witek from one Buckle, of Hgstipgs Bead guilty and also awaits sen Fort Wayne, Jacba t Sapay Li. SHORT LIN MRTWI K MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. i ’ & 0 (*li) r 2 S. LEIBELAUSER, Pay the highest Price for Country Froduoe b* MERCHANT TAILOR! G, A. TRUMAN B»»t before leaving the co*irt bouse ciited animal, which makes night hideous, to the disconifortnre ol his Makins >!<>nc tn the Ufeirt Mbdhe discovered that bis gold pen hearers. Now Reed give us the key. Cuttins tui'l VmetUooaUle Wriem. ' Feom Me. and hoWrs had crane up raisalng. He hmaediateiy suspected two witnesses rartie Maj Smith shootrag .affair. Common Connell Proceedings. Council Rooms, ) They were invited1 hi by the Deputy Nov. 0:h, 1875'J iHwriffs nd searched and the pen and Regular meeting held. Present — hoWer fmmd on rhe person of Johnny Wolcott, Lee, Halbert and Glds; Bcutly, inside of his ooat lining. Trustee* Minutes of the previous meeting knowledge of hew rt came there, and read and approved. ' the Sheriff after giving him a short Petition signed by T. M. Brady, asking for the privilege of using n purtjoti of Main St for building ‘pur­ He did wrong. poses in front of his vacant lot. ' We went over to the jail. It is n On motion petition was'granted as j plain two story brick etfitice. Tlie far ns relates to-tho use of a portion J r, -K- g- £- (bey com© wcll'nigh making music. evening*. But where? -U , g*. it" S’* US’* Nashville, Sept. 15, 1875, READY MADE CLOTHING! The Beckwith KEN’8, YOUTHS’& BOYS' CLOTHING Plcdifc glee me a cttlL tfich. Not. Io. B. UKlUlAUnaw.- GOOD NWS I A LARGE LINE OF * MARBLE WORKS BLACK A FULLER. ■ Pio^ielon. Boots and Shoes, nJ^.PKSWEttX? OF EVERT DESCRIPTION, AT THE TOMBSTONES and MONUMENTS, UEl^SiSWl mi the Loomi« Building. Forrigu Si American WE Prepared ARE to Compete Satisfaction Guaranteed. WITH ABV ESTABLISHMENT Hating.. Mich. Not. i,WT5. BLACK A FULLER- ANNOUNCEMENT! E. <5. This Side of Cristinas on Boots and Shoes. {taring jtiaf pur chased the atook of Goods formrrty owned by JJ. E. 8r«bbin», will fence. Lnyal Hcvhhanl, of Middleville, i« Thursday morning about 3 o’clock serving a ninety days sentence, for the hoarding house of Mrs. Duty at Jackson was destroyed by fire. At tbo old ataud ons door north of Truman's Morp. Haring just rrturned with a full asWm. Mfthouey, of Barry, was senA gentleman named Rilev of Bay MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING drunk and dhwrdrriy conduct. fenced under the fraudulent debtors City while riding on a load of hay Nov. 8th, fell off nnd the wht'el passpJcrerhim killing him Blmo.1 m- J? ‘J* “d »l«‘"Syl»- .r*"™ the Isiest •****• styles cut lu order. riStantly cr>ier. Call and rxaoiiaa Goods and prices before purchasing. Uiram Hill, charg-rd with adultery and James Riley, incarcerated as dis­ Bailey's window. orderly. at Adrian, broke jail Sunday The jail is in a good condition and night, hy removing* piece of sheet well cared for. as are its inmates, by iron nailed over e rotten spot in the ARTISTIC the Sheriff and asmsfants. Wewvre floor, and made their escape. ROWER k ADAMS. Al.r.l USCLK I.VTMXK. piRMTCRE MAUinCTORT! act. until discharged by law. are acknowledged to be the best ATKINSON & BOE, JACOB LENTZ & SONS Juhn Mellin while holding a loging pri«x! open the lock and madn bis escape, also hire on his farm in Elmwood town: fftiqi Tuscola Co; last week, while where attempt n had b*en made to hitchii.g a chain to an uprooted slump wn* hurried beneath it. ami u-hen reevueJ wee fwnd to be crush­ ed nearly to death, He lived -a few shown how Maj. Smith watchful eye of Sheriff Cresa^y over A notorioo* rough named Joe them, we opine the prisoners. incar­ Bay nated in our county jail, will lirtvc. FtrnrnieZ wns 'instantly tilk-d Chy. Nov. 7th, wlrile getimg oil the by the proya-r milhoriiiea. work. will abnw their appeoantion by PAINTERS! NASHVILLE, MICH. titling store They are the only toye mounted with gnuiue boilr irone. Manufacturers and keeps on han They admit the largest chunks of wood. Parlor, Utnn, Dinin, oact ut GEMEBAL FUHTURE! They fire longer than other* SOLD OXLY BY “OYSTER OCEAK” LADIES' ,n'I DEETS' BE«TAUSAIT. Car Woo«lv*r4 .Irfrrwwn A\w., DicTjaorr, mioh., Gillmax Bm.«„ ProprirUw. *>wCrtuu«7DaMwVXtl W CMikmrUtwMrjk —M- ' WAJTB MIRRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES AND CARDS, BRACKETS. ’ DUSTERS, kC„kC~, Where j^ou will find u full stuck of MEAT MARKET! ' ' Baty Cah Peraaislato! ■ roe * CLEVER n. 1 . Jw,. CWHNs *H» CASKETS, CIU. W. PEUtAT, JEWELER a OPTICIAN •Mt , RoEertwn wa, MreMeJ al E»« Sag-, , maar, ob TneaJa, a, Iho mnderrr. O.wM F-nk G.™, resh meats , ,u ,tioh M „M u, . । INGS kept conxtanthf on hand. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I I docks, Spectacles, prie. paid r... HW^. Prtl* ** * n. | a led of fifteen years, living in the ■■„ ; Towndtip, Huron Co. fell from a lad-, "Brick" Pomeroy is going to start. jder upon a pitchfork, tbc lines cf s new paper in Chicago and he pro- ! which penetrated his how els in a * pcr*e« to make it a red hot straight ’frightful niiiincr, aifhongh be was | stiff living when last heard from. ; <* AKEtS fismisUd t« ordes SUB QUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ AT BOTTOM PRICK FOB CASH. .............................................. WR W W * ■----------------B B <> • mBW I Kuhville Mhh. West fttfe of Main street, Nash rille, Mich. C. o. WOLOOTT. CILW. W. OKMAEAT �naTMbs Milhr NO CREDIT GIVEN. DO NOT ASK IT. CtedU store* will aecomeumtae you ul lliree'times 12 1-2 per cent. Renlly ilieu nia*ler uf iniporlance tu you . jiurdMiderti whefhpr TW pay ma the stormy nlgUawf above per oeul. or Uw oretfa afM-ea itvaf 23 lu' 30 per cent for waiting fro® X to lk>5 days on you. io iuiiui njimi itm. that me the prices wn on vvii tmr =stock om pt Aasnvine t wnrtty p>by»tctsns »»*«. Ttitrfure » nrruwc hew m returned from a late calf sn a very sick pa-! the lowufcl and baaed ou cash nai«H. 1 aball make a a specialty of TftW sad Just get ftiir’y t«wsk«d InIn bed hop- . ing to enjoy tbe-remdnder of the Bight in ’ . M. G In.both styles and q«iali(y, al the »ms lime charging you the 12 I-SI cent only «n them. My FbII wd Winter Stock of «<k< rataa ctrMvviT covnr rill five C18IIIK tID GHB FOBIISIIIG Vu«t»r« ftaKtu*. It HasTtvc#, Nov To, T873. BOOTS AND SHOES, AND RUBBER GOODS Is complete at away down prices. aolicited, IheJjrst car# tried tn the Circuit Court thbtefe. was th^ttfte. pmtfU te, ’ An examination of Goods ftod Price* i» C*di or Trade paid fbr Buttfr and Eggs. JiaabvHlc, MicU, Sept IMi, 1575. will exhibit nt Sm bllbfbr par- Htte. - Little oM Mrs. Rhode., living smith. ATTENTION, ALL! spell-bound with terror, but soon began to AKSOTH 4 BROOKS, pay the Highest Market Price for • nesaes examined on the pert of thoprosecu- dsecndiftg m torreats and the horse was getting unmanageable when it thundered. ButsinenM L1EHIUUSBB, CORN. APPLES, OATS, and lot in Dover, for the blind man’s store, and the blind nan has moved there*. . that the place to huy GLOVES cheap, and JfiptpJtaings, about ’1 o'clock at night fsr school in District No. 1, Kalamo, reeeiving the purple of giving Frank Smith and one other perron a thrashing If they were there. Cheap Grocery Stere, Nashville. — K.rma, oa, K'wU«u T»J. 20 <nii B,r«*luv4... , mtowi. Ui -Three wHl be a spacial meeting of io road, ^nKSmpJb^d somit olh,DaiiVhertv's. Oukssa. Ioxia Co., Nov. 9ih, 1875. Led aOor him. . Ila then wheeled; Tf-r-" fqtatf OMb!.—Early one with you. I trust by fi»ir dealing I shall be able lo retain your cowMenee, and to.win that of strasigevs. Clover Seed. &a, Especial Attention Delivered at their Is insited to. my. stock of ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE TAILOR |? PARADY, Manufacturer of B»ot*an& Shoes, TOHN Q CRE3SY, •J We aho .kecp on hand and have for sale A SHINGLES, te rabject to CTniy;*Hn!'’) **• waayot unknown! Tbejury were out abcut fat bed, aakeJ hi# little boy U haul him his and then returned to their scab P«nt*dlJ il- »Ml1 Mr- Bailey took hbjaejinifo out of the pocket, opened it and ' mi BOOTS AND SHOES, C‘a Apprand Ro! Erialt- Sercruiw, IXSUMtopF WHlt’H IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. ^OQ.OO (Hid UPWARDS WATER LIME, SALT, hi: MONEY TO LOAN! L4 TH, Smith broke, out of the Jail here TbbxasV. II. MS. . Deputy Mlierur. Again in the Trade POTATOES, after waiting some fifteen dreadful minutes an aMauli upon Frank Smith, wttk the in­ tent loocmmitt murder. It -appears from while the rain wi»a juet pouring down and prominent citizen ami I world respectfully inform my friends that I am and shall be after deliberating about three quarters of ‘ ■ton hour returned with a verdict of guilty. 1 PhilUpL charged with Major L,-Smith with BKB BOOTS at the QLEMENT 8 MT ’ Rval K*«nte !»nJ In«urMW Frfon Homw. All kt* bewildered #ad on getting out of the wagon -A. W. (lids barn is Kight carpenters nan Lum ot work in ana day. . —The Qel.braJedDvtsrit butter Crack era W. A. AYLSWORTH. sudtightnt**- ' U wna soon so dark they ty. Oto the first charge the Jury disagreed, but on the secwad they brought in a verdict GN LONG TIME. L. BUSSELL Ready pay customers shall have no cause stabbed himself in the neck, when the blood Ofil.c over J. RuMril? »>«. n^visa* MkK STUCCO, to complain of.high prices. gravsted kind. —The n»uJ pipe of tho boiler in Lee A sUrtod ho came to his senses, and on being _. ,, , _... 4 tn tne case oi cue reopio vs. vuv.er owe, Sutiaacry lines oornjlM# at . Ire., fe.. JONES, asked why be did It be said he “thought he ' Boise Baos. Give IVIo a. Call. tales a ahnrt noalnrtnaram et battar— J .• was cutting a liuttoa hole in his pants." which we ship and retail at bottom prices. guilty and- gut in a pls* <rf guilty. Nashville, jfeich., Jan. 27, 1875. . — 5,0*0 Monarch Cigars at Itautfhcrtlfs. .The fodrih case called was that of Lonisu Hb wiftt was out milking at tho time, and AINSWORTH Jb BROOKS, Decided bargains on Tobacco and Cigars. Yourex vs. Pchocl District No. 1. of Maph Proprietors. Grove, In thb ease the Jory rendered a done iL" Medical aid was called and it verdict ot $3'1 Oft and cost* In favor of Mb# -was at first thought that he would die, butb generally sold for $1.00. seribers than the other three papers In the Yourax. This was all she ch|tned, Ifebc ha is mw likely to get well. i Tn the Matter o* the Estate of John Baes county, combined. Whoop! ShakesJ had claimed $7B 00 she would have got it land Nettie Baas, Minors. Notice b hereDewtgr lets link horns and upset Ma peg#. ‘•“r-S"as 1 learn inac every junur wo. in isvw v> and retail merchants of. Ionia have rented , !b, given that I shall sell at Public Auction, A McXamce. the Christ «M,W hcr raorc if *• cU’” bwB ' to IO the higher Olguc*l bidder, vim on Saturday, tbe 20th trvicea will be rwumed at t *I day • ■ . A. D. 1875,ai tea oelaek of November. 4«kt ia preaching1 WbefiWatriet officers lay arid# Ue filling it with the best and - largest stock of | in the ftorenoon, at__ ___ CmS tian lurch next Sabbath with preaching man and act'the part of redskins,.as these dry goods and groceries that has ever been । (ibe court bonne in the city of Banting*, in by the pastor. Morning topici "TheCrt ’the County of in the Stale of Michi-' T y. Berry, in the State «....... brought Into this town. They are able bus-1 gan. pursuant to License anil authority iy for 1L Judge Lovell made th<f retnark neee men, tMtd will sell goods here at Ionia j enlng topic: ‘-Why .is EyH. ’ graniid to me on tliedth day of September prioea. A. D. 1875, by the Probate Court of Harry —L. E. Stauffer, of Hustings, has rexnovCounty. Mielrigan. all of lha estate, right W. F. Purafrey"moved hb raw mill lo IB1* I WORTH OF General Convn/andxg, «d hb dining room#, just ee.*osa the utreet to1 the cro«-examination they only succeeded title and interest of the said minora of, in town about three months ago. and after run-' and to the.raal estate situated and being in 1 in making him answer the queetisn once ning it a few week# found that b'> engine i — Best Japan Teg at Boise Bio*. the County of Barry, in tbs State of Mic’>once1 no." The rest of the time igau known and described as follow# to-wit: was not strong enough, and is now putting • MONEY TO LOAN 1 he weul’d dodge ar^tnd the tpteelion. Mbs in a new one. Mr. P. thinks he ha* located ! — Fifteea 25 lb. box* Layer Babins al The Bad half of the vaat'half of the south .1 ■ formerly. wes>|quartcr of sect too thirteen, (13) in town Ikrayhertp’s to wD si $3.00 per box. ' his mill in tbe right place and will stay tbree(8). north of range seven (7j, west, in .— We warrant all our good# to be first with us two or' three years. Barry county, Michigan, subject to the dowe of said Sophia Kuntz as widow off claw.In every rrapec! * porlieular or mcney ever io VetmontvH** M.. Mesani Gunn A Smith’s sawmill in ScThe pri: oners have not received thrir senraid Frederick JUaw. deeteted a law suit, between W. D. Purebb and Port refunded. JF Mte A McNatwar. baws. was burned last Wednesday night. I Dated. Sept. 22 D. D. 1875. Has just received a Urge and complete — Bnwphertjra Tea* ire all new' Crop Bailey, about a wagon, and Port got Mai. jury will probably be discharged to-day. SOPHIA KUNTZ, Guardian. Loss about tl)«O(X). Tliey had cleaned tbe , Clem Smith appeared for. Purchis, and A­ and 20 per cent cheaper than ever. • Tbe Nashviil* moaey ewee was put over boiler, filled it with cold water, and in the M- Flint for Dailey. Fall and Winter evening built a big fire in the arch to warm till next term. W. N. D. UR_ All test print. fretnC —A. W. Olds has purchased the lob for­ lha waler, so that tbey^otib! get an early merly occupied by SkopUU & Bussell, aho Start tn the morning/ They got started MAPLE LHOV E SCIIOtM^. tying at HAIR, - * White A MfNamn. L. J. WHEELER ELIRU CHIPMAJT, .hwtice of the Peace, New Goods MRR L. O. CROCKER LEE & FLEMING, agents roa th* Miss Lydia JL Powers will teiwh in D'istriol No. 6, reowivic- as compensation $2 .H I., Direct front, Rew York r»ctor, U>i. Ml Identic Dilliu will teach ,n District No. 4, io cues YnnsMth Can rt DEMTI8TRY! J. W. Hitchcock. DaUUl, »fll visit R°BM*t Steak at Boe A Ohw'i, at t#E & Wolcott, carpenters, and the painting by BUFFALO «ir popularBoe. Th. top of tbe pehde ornamented by a bail, mDtwoMtrhf. ■Hastings Ij a mighty lively town eb to run a local pap»r. Would that we a stabbing affray Cornish AND —The Maple Grove School difficulty, we opine. I# at last settled, as will be seen by inspection of onr “Circuit Couil items," and we know score* that would clap tkeif hands .—Fred Sweet, of Hastings, ha# invented if Diak Austin . «s compelled to foot the nleetgioal dock, and J. Lee Raed costs. When a man underlakes to beat a end Richard Mtml, have bought a half inClement Smith was Attorney for Miss Your* the dock and ib iU manner of operation. operation- It has only three wheels and only contains, half the number of piece* in a common t weira1 —Fctrraon'a Magazine Magazine for for December December ub shilling clock. The electricity acts indi- ahead of all others, a miracle of beauty and rewtly upon the balance wheel, the same as1 and choapntM! It has two splendid steel 3. detached lever, thus eqnalbhig the' platan, one at them. “A Little Tot,” as cun<tt|c**tb of lbs battery. Tbe same battery niag-u pcwdble ; a mammoth colored fuabirifl run any number of docks, and all tick ion plale; a superb colored pattern for a s° *• ddh. .rat ot Kalamo Center, ware iotaiij destroyed by fire, Utt Benda/ morning at ahuot two o'clock- The barn contained a ferfully wrhlen. For 1878. In [the 100 shorter stories. five I nutrient are announced one of of them anuuced one [fcxq KOCHER BteOS. New Style* surpass anything ever offered to the public. Every Instrument warranted. couslsxjlly on band. Oso. R. Fls mo. 4tui to furnish all wbo wish with limes. 4»yl APPLES. APPLES. IVInter Apples delivered at the de- et price for good |->t in Nnshville. * N^-h. are astrahhingly low, vix? Two dollar# per ’ year, the postage pre paid by tho poMbhar. -Mficas to dub# are ch»*par still (pottage f.r $l *>. ~kh a.superb Mtssottflt (ff! ftwhee by 2B) -Ckrittma# Kerning," thn finest pnd ,cwi- A. J; HARDY. Instruutettlnl Mimic. (postage ' esiwUn £ •- >. , Fl.iNa-cr QBG.A* engraving to the peraiin getting up r studied the wants st( <■<.and For l*rg# club a the petevs ure ' now Batter awroelven, that w- can supply MCW..1 »<•... PJ.iUd.lpbl*, WM. VENN. Paoraiaroa. At Bit,nod', old «i.«d. N.U.UW, MUb. I wiU pay the highest mark* Taken as payment. 'FALL AND WINTER TRADE! ST00L8MD IBSTRUCTIOH BOOKS if written for. to those wbo wish ' Cloakmakiaf STVLM. n» All TH« LATMT I* acknowledged by all leading musicians lo be the finest instrument in the market. as puraible- ' eery reai Worsteds, Real and Imi­ tation. Laces, Yak Laoe, Pas.simentire, Real and Imitation Bair Goode. PIANOS! LIVERY STABLE! 70,000 NOW IN USE. FOR THE MILLMY i FANCY GOODS! lire*, and THE AMERICAN ORGAN add!-1 The proprietors MCW AMERICAN ORGANS, Fin ST CLASS JUST RECEIVED AT ‘ A'bAibm xos. ■ Alice Power# will leach in District receiving $85 per month therefor. a Sarah Brown will teaeh school Di»* Doty, was found sick in the stable last Tuesday morning. She did not cough, or have any fiver, and she died Saturday Bowen will teach District —Frank G Purcbh has Office at the residence cf WMratb, north Mma 81. — Fine Perltoman take pumpkins on Bnbocriptlon. Well,‘what about it anyway ? Perhaps those t ap* dealer# would be glad to collect their bilk against ths Hatting# Jmtmtti even in pomp- c itnmn Naehrilk, Oct I2i b. W. a. KICBEB i Bro X’. $!Dpr<tr. �putoby ttosavagM wtfli Whom (toy aro M war. Tbrir teas wm twsoiy-four kOfad and watmdod. baud* ttawe jtoBM «T aftgtoy stoedoowd TtoUtorfaseigri aaatoroed the Turks, who: warabMMaoff' the km of tbsp Hyreccth Ptafi<£. io ths ground cf axiUwul ateaoce. to wfafab tto lady, through tor attorW. A. F»><u. entetod a protest, farting that she rtocrite^^dtobarge all tto dutm. daring the And few dsye of Ito preoeol month. Depositors wereipsM a dMdead of 21 perceiii ' ' ■ • - Tbe Nattooal Gold Dank rod Trost Compa­ ny ol Hro Frarts io law goes into vol tmtary “Wall, h'a good soough for yon. Yon were found wallowing in toe mire like a heg, and the polios any that you keep everybody awake all uigfat la it traa !” . “You bow nxaDow’" reptiad the prw oner M he squared around; “I w-tmT an,-wvr a single question." " I shan’t aek you any, Mr. Cocoanut. Yoo can take your aoapgreaae and your oocoouut with you to the House of CorTux Wroxura JvxiwuMaji.—“ I my ; reotion for four mociha.” that men never tuk toe mw -si, and whrot . 1 Abd the prisoner took the find seat ou you roosters git yer minds mad? wp in the tow-hone. the same way jtrt squeal an’ weU pmi “What manner of man aro you, Fcicr -An Euglfab ship, tto (Wtorius flriffi<is, bound fur Afo wss reofaiUy wrecked <m Hr Dorr, to got drunk and fall down on thu Hrtllv lalanda, the vcooa of tho dfasater to street car tracks* midnightT asked his tto eteamer Hdrfller. Hrffa nf Ito crow were Heber of the next “I’m a rnanrro," wm Um reply. “Prer and Aooeptadr “No, air, I puts on mortar.’’ “And are you guilty of thia charge!" “Yes; bat it’s the test time. I’m awful •any, air, and I’Ve got a job which mart be finished to-day.” -The tow of property by tbe fife at Iquique, “ Pater Dorr, I’ll send you up for sixty Peru, last month, will axcaed *5.000.000. days, and I’ll adprit that my expericnoo -Tbe Ekfafab Admimlty. it to said, will wUhwith masons lim something to do with it draw its fogiu r»-sleve circular, and fatue new 1 built a hooae once—idiot that I was. The masons ilrtaycd all other workmen, and with my little load pencil I wrote cm tho pantry door of that new bouse tbe word", ‘ If you ever get hold of a ma­ son, lift him heavy.' A million lawyers couldn't save you, Peter, and I’m mad to think I didn’t make the sentence oix nerve aa jurors, and every man cat that i jury know that when old Mother Btrvena1 eel toe foot down it •‘werUw, ” and al - luterort revsnns collections fanes July 1 have tosn ft- tto rate of ,8111.000,000. As tlifa )Mriod ouvero a dull perttee of flit year, j H fa Mgmated ai tto Department tbal on this baste tto receipta for tto year will be 8123.­ WiLmn I. has given <126 toward a 000,008. monument for Karl Wilhelm, ths oom­ —This year * cropa in Rtnml* were a failure. Never before, it w aeaerted; Um tbe failure of poser at toe tenons “ WMh oa tbe barvesttag been so general in tto* empire, and Bhine,” which th*--Italian hand-organists there are aeriona appreb/ nriom of a famine. grind about tbe streets of American —Tto failure of Dr.- Btrooaberg, the great cities. German railway contractor, aerioaily threatene Itutoan coauncrcial credit. Many failures have -Col. Gowen, xa Acfieriron contractor, who adinlttanooforujef* ''juvenile wards to Wood'a already oecunfaL Tto banka are Ln a state 8f wm aueeessfuF in raising the sunken ships in Tlio third man said that his nunc wu Moreum oo certain days of tto week, and in fear, which reacts on tbe Luodou mooeytbe Rusmaa harbor ot Betestapsi, has been to- Wilson Astor, and that he liad jnrt re­ acoocdsDcc witli Uxfa generous offer Ute chil­ vitoi by tto Brittsb Admiralty to pul to a bid for tired from tho undertaking business in dren Of tbe FroUatant OlB'bnh Asylum had an —Ona of tto largest cap and for manufactur­ fairing tbe teoodad Vanguard. opportunity to wiineee “Unde Toeo> Cabin" Cleveland. ing firms in Nev York city, that of Lewis J. —Cuban royaltoa t>roogb agsats. are pqrat a matinee one afternoon recently. In addl“Whrt did you undertake to do?r’ Phillipa A Co.. failed last weak Daring tbe c'lafang provfaiotM and war materials in New toon to thia tto yxxmgwtcru were gretifiad with months at September and October Mr. Phillipa York, to be forw-trdsd immediately, m Amer- asked his Honor. a sight of tto fif woman, the living wkalotranefarred properly worth *1.500.000 to Ida fcan interventioa is fill befere many day*. “ Why, I sold coffins, buried folks, and othor —Tto Duke d’Andefret IXnpiirr has been tho like of that ” —It tor estimated by special agcuta of the elected I'residcnt of the French Axwnibijr. He —Tto Crwiiiateiiw of* tto General Land “ Ob, you, I see. Well, what overtook Treasury. that the government fa defrauded of fa an antl-lkmaportfaL and bolds tbe empire Ofltee calfa -attention to tlie fact that aome of *2,000.000 annually by bogus pensioners, chiefly responsible for tbs' divert ere sort a I nod by your undertaking!” j “ I failed,” sighed the man. In tlie Went. There fa ns way to pnnfah such swindle** except by dropping them from the I —Tire proprietors of the London Times hare been sued for libel because they denounced the Detroit and got drunk t" reproeentettot IM Uh -oil wm very produc­ -Owing to Uie late competition between the operations of the Oo-operhtive Credit Dank as a “Ho, sir; I didn’t get drunk at all, tive. Aon thiVtfcew font the tend wm unfit cable eompanlae the charge of aavcnty-flva swindle oo tbe public. for farming puq , but wan overtaken by giddinees, and fell cents per word in gold haa been agreed I —Tbe port of Boulogne. France, wm recently —By order of | down.” of the Trcaenry.cloned by a sunken steamer, canning a lowi to and cattle fram En­ “Giddiness, ch? Did your head tbe fishermen of tH.OOO dally. gland are gn^U|to4 for tto present, in conI swim ?’’ —The Prince of Walen has am red safely at noiacncc of tho cwttlc diaeaae prevailing in —Tbe London Time* denounces a scheme “Yes, sir;” that country. jt-,. for floating botula of tlio Keokuk and Kausaa I “And did tho sidewalks soem to be —It fa alleged jbat a oommlttoe of tto Brook­ Qty railway to the value of £300,000. way up and way down ?" lyn AMoemUou of Congregatioiial Mmfatcn Let the soaffeni and deriders who have will examine into tbe charges against Mr “Yes, sir.” Beecher, and report whether the association —On the Lehigh Valley railroad, near Bound no faith in the ailminiatrativo cajiscity of " Did you make any money out of ought to retain that Brook. N. J.< the other day. U>e boiler of a the gentle sex rend the story of the Be­ your coffin business!” continued the •bip. locomotive exploded, idling five men and eeri- gum of Bhopal and vail their abaahetl Court, as he scratched his head. -Interest in ously injuring about twenty others, some of faces. Bhopal is a small and obscure "A little.” gradually dyin whom will die. Tbe locomotive wm attached “Well, leave five dollars with the to a gravel troia. all the cam at which were State of Central India, and the Princess, its ruler, buzzes about it like a bee in a clerk here and yon can go. I don’t dis­ bonnet She indulges in no fashionable pute that you were giddy, but 1 think iaxincss at tlie capital, nor docs she per­ tliat whisky caused H.” mit tlio existence of any ring govern­ — Slight abocks of earthquake were cqteri- ment ; on the contrary, aim makes tours enoed in different portions of Georgia one Tbe family fight case wm brought out of inspection through tier domain* and night fart week. There wm a nuuNlng sound, after tho undertaker had departed. It ject to taxrtkm m euofa. with aome trembling of bonnet, but uomafarial metes out punishment and affords re­ was Harrison Drew va. ” “ —Sevreteen unaotboriaed paroom found in damage waadouc. dress with her own tinted hands. Under the Black Hilb ware roeenUy brought into Fort - From Qtioheo we bare partoularo of a ter­ her unfaltering eye tlie gnxwrw of Bhopal She liad a black eye, and ioremie by OapL Pollock, of tto U. 8. army. rible dimfaer by which oerrnteeu' hvre were have an exceedingly hard time ; their covered with scratchee. “ Why in Fond du Irtc did you many kwt st tbe lalv of Orteana. in tto Hirer BL weights and measures are tested, and if Lawrence. On'their return from tto city, this woman if you couldn't love ami they prove defectin', the Government —Five numicraro are to suffer the death Where they tod been welling vegetablaa, a aeow cherish her!” demanded tho Court of penalty at tto Tombs, In New York, next in which they were being landed cepfazed, and destroys them and kindly provides new Mr. Drew. mouth. Of thkk< too I are whites—Dolan, all on board ware drowned, with one exerp- ones, and Messieurs the grocers pay for “ I was a fool I” promptly replied tho who killed Mr. Noo, a brush mcrclianL and toi'in. She exej-ciws stern discipline in * ntindmsia, wtokuied bis sweettoart. Tto —Sherman, Tex., eaSersda heavy lorn by all otlwr matters of morals ; ahe has husband. ‘ * '"n. who aome weeks rinoe firs last week, a large pert of the borinem por­ “And what were you I’’ liiu Honor nearly paid off a national debt of 70,000 ipooc peddler in the out- tion of the pfaoe being burned. Among the asked of tho woman. > rupees ; and ahe oontenqtotaa the build­ structures destroyed were the BL Cloud Hotel, “I was two fools I” she excitedly re­ ing of a railroad. The name of this re ­ —Two Pobfaj Jmn uam-d Goldman and the Postot&oe, and- every printing office in tbe plied. markable woman was Nuxcer-ool-dowlah I*iakaU fought a desperate duel in a room In place. Tbe lone will exceed 8900,000. “Ncfw, m I understand this case, Mrs.New York tto ottor day. Ttoy wars pertoen -One of tbe large cotton nulls at Pall River, Omrow Doolah Baku Mahomed Khan Drew was frying meat!’’ Sahib Balzukvor, but he who shared tho affair rmM bi tto diott. of Gokimao. ground on tto 2d insL Loss. 8100.080. “ Yea,” oho answered. those graceful little titles with her died who waa ah&Jntto bead. PfakaD wm abot —The Realaberg Arsenal. In Prnnia, wm “And tlw meat got too hot and you under their weight, and she. is now over tto right era and mortally woonded. nearly destroyed by fire a few days ago. The set tho spider under the stove while you -J. N. Fittroy and T?D. Thorpean, indicted total Jors fa mumated al over 81,500,000. Forty Pi ineeoa Sy nd Mahomed Sadeek Hossain put on the dishes!” Khan Sahib. al HL Loofajur froute OO the revenue, and mcmtaro «« d^g^agpd 'wbteky ring in that rity. -Tbe vilfaga of Whifatoll N. Y., wm al“ And tlie dog came in and ate the have pleaded gwilty. Fitzroy wm a Deputy mofa totally defaroyod by Are ou Ruuday night Collector of Rsvchue, ai>dTborpoati was a Gov- laat Tlie wind wm blowing a gala at tbe time. Dr. Beard, an English physician, is meat up, and when Mr. Drew found he NaigUbarwg towns in New York and Vermont taking the trouble to prove wlmt every had no beef for dinner he called you were tolegnpbsd to for aid. one ought to know, although there is names!” “He did that!” , a current superstition to the contrary, rated tlifa moc<h; ; Tfao ot tto criminale are I —The Hon. A. 8. Gaylord, of tfagiuaw CUy. namely, that brains are conducive to ** And you called him names in re­ white, and focq ookrid. ’ Mich., has accepted the position of Solicitor of turn !” longevity. Intelloctnal force is but • —A new ivsuo has boon raised in the Tweed ••I did." 000,000 case, which will have tbe effect of tl>e Interior Department. form of vital force, and, where vital force —Tbr General Avaembn of Arkansas has throwing Uie case over until next term. “ And then there was a fight I” predominatae, life is )x*rwistent. Michael convened al Little Hock. —Burglars effected an etepmoe into'the “ There was!" chorused both. -The result of the State elections held on Angelo tin able to undertake the archiFind National Bank of Pittston. I**., one night “ Now, Mrs. Drew, I have been mar­ lart week, add tebbod the vault of M0XXX) in Tuesday, Nov. 1 may be briefly summed op M tretur ■ of SL Peter’s at 72 years of age, follows . In Massachusetts tbe Republican Hute iN'cauHt' his genius wan to him life. ried thirty-pne years, and my wife never ticket, 1 loaded by Alexander H. Rtoo for Govern­ flcorehed the meat. And Mr. Drew, I —Fayette Goodbar, a leading merchant of or, fa elected by from 5,000 to 7.000 majority. Thertf is a deal of ignorant notion about Memplus, sLxand -evenly wound.d in In Pennsylvania. Gov. Hartraft. Republican, fa tlie mortality of precocious children, but wouldn't strike my wife and black her toJ. A-Dmbwg. a bank teller, one re-elected by upwards of 21.000 majority. In precocity is properly a sign of health eyes for a new trade dollar. If you two Uigbt Ufa wank Gmtorg thought Mr. Hood­ and an occasion of longevity. Precocious i have got to fight and quarrel and bar was a gamtar. and very much regrets tbe fa elected by a majority of.M.080 or 12.060. children are more frequently spoiled by kick and daw why don’t you get a occurrence. I ‘ Tue Legislature fa Republican. In New York tlie indulgence of their parents, whom I divorce T" —la » recent fire among acme frame alma­ city tlie Tammany ticket n« alaaghtcrrd. “ I will!" they both shouted. their sprightly wit and tyrannic spirits nearly all tlio local auU-Tammauy eamUdate. overmaster, than through any hygienic “ I’d separate you quicker'n a butcher being elected. Tbe notorious Brooklyn ring, disadvantage to which their precocity severs a Bologna sausage if I had the -Near Greentown. Howard county, Ind.. handed by “ Bom" McLaughlin. wm afao routed. subjects (lira, Dr. Beard finds that 600 power, but you must go to a higher wm perpMroted a shocking murder laat wsek. A man uarnwl David Ilobtaeon, in a lit of in- pubUcaus to aecocspflah lbw resuiL Tto of tlio mont celebrated thinkers and court, m suspend sentence in both it fai«8pM«4, att<«|4«i tto kiUmg esuteat in Whoonsin wm very cloae. Lading­ brain-workers whom tlio world Im pro cases, and J ’ll pay five doOars of the Wa satire family, and anoeroded tn batebering ton, Repsblican, fa elected Governor by a very duct'd give an average age of 64, and 160 curt if either one of you will apply for a • t*d'-v small majcsiiy. Tto vote cm minor State oAcm uf tlicm descrilrad as precocious in their | divorce!” la almost evenly balanced, and It will protabiy chihlhood an average of 66 j. , They departed greatly amazed, and as require tto ofScial court to determine who are Itlicy were seen buying peanuts on the ejected. In New Jeroey tho election wm corner it is probable they made up and Newmark is making preparations for won’t have another fight for aa many as a great blast for tbe Centennial. The I two or three days. work of tunneling under Hell Gate, East River, was commenced in 1869 and lias progrtwuxl until two and one-half acres of rock have been under­ mined for btocting. It is intended to have preparations made for toe blast by July 4th, 1876. Tbe charge will cottoat of 60,000 pounds of nitroglycerine, eight turx-n M much aa haa ever been simultaneously disobarged, and the ex­ plosion wiU probably call toe attention of tbr world to tbe fact that the <lay is Rm one hundredth anniversary of our Democzacy by a amall majority, both Hoomi of tto logfalature being Demoenrte by sdeddad majority. Lunar, Singleton. Hooker and Money. [ all Demoeroto, aro steeled baro^ihtoMufwming in ttol vidnity. Tto to Cougraaa. In Miuneeota, Piliabory. Repub­ pang had -tnlen fifty g^eromea: mule., and lican. fa elected Gorernor l>y about were oo ttoir way to Naw Mcdtn. —Tto wriow of Ctoe. Jagaw, at Bu Jorepb. No., wto wm recently killed by a railroad socidant Ulforrfae, BL, (Mto. ttot tor bus- of two-thirda on joint brtkx in that bodr. Virginia ateo etouted a Legisteture. which fa Democratic by about tto naual majority. In HHnofa Ito elaoteMi wm far municipal and — A dozen or more of the studsufa of DartWitiMt pursuing an old working at the inouUi Co'hgii Lave beet, arertedat Plymouth, iron mines at Dmn Forvnt, England, an N. H., for cheonleriy conduce in breaking tto oik above] of Danish origin, and aitoud window- of J. IL Perker’a book auction etore. They w n> inerted while in bed, and in tto 710 ywara old, wm found in excellent moroing an effort wm made to woe them lv ENTS OnlyThinkoflt 4S-CIL, WEEKLY IHmWR WB b.„ot tbr.. mortis .iHrarty-nve Cents. A Aifiite ' * 81018500 Piano-Harp CABINET 0BGAN. Burnett’s Oocoalne Burnetts Cocoalne Burnett’s Cocoaine Jaaot GreMy dot BUaky. Burnett* Cocoaine Burnett’s Burnett's Cocoaine flefahM tbe taititrt MOODY and SANKEY Burnett’s Oocoalne Gbrreltov Ufo to tbe Mate. Burnett’s Cocoalne Pregeref flnty ky^ / .! JOSEPH BORHETT 8 K 27 C«ntr.l Street, Boeton. HORSE Ssystsrsi |tesW>.Umrtes.8 “I gUOM DOL limp, the name .tore thumb, anti I rememlter your husky voice. I told you thru that I'd send you up if you came - T-’ ASEHTS WANTED E0« THE ENTENNIAL $10425WlUXt'fiE2SE Htotae Burnett’s Cocoalne Burnett’s Cocoaine “De name, nah." “J thought I had met you before. Can yon num m bey under what eircum“ I 'mcmlieni all about it eto. I met you on de street!” “ I guoM nut, my friend; I guess you stood about where yorv do now, and it1 wasn't over two weeks ago." “Gnses dere’s a mistake about dat. tin Burnett’s Cocoafne CHISTORY « the � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-11-19.pdf.pdf 251565f318c167312c2f114551445b0a PDF Text Text rille-Nriw NG ADVESTISIKO UTB: 3 Si!Si38aSS 55 -1 Progression. No Retrograding NASHVILLE, BARRY C(L MICH , FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1B75. VOL. Ill ** Think wf h» retting men * old holdHIS HONOR AND BIJAH. beaded ’ and the like of that!" • “Jim put me np to it!" “ I don’t want to aaw him in two, and Honor as Bijah proudly escorted cut a it's too late now to use him for fish-batt, "Johxu” but this boy necdfi reforming.” The prisoner indulged in many gest“ I’ll reform—I’ll reform!" called tlie turee and a great deal of Chinese lan­ tad. guage. scrutinised her pretty, dimpled, rosy face very eloaely. . Strangely enough Joel’s thought seemed to run the some way that night. ' “ Whut n predty girl "Winny has grown into. How the years change one," bo wdd to his mother after Winny had bsdo them good night. ' > ° Indeed flbs is—and as good M pretty. I only wish I taut a donghtew just like plied the Court with u shake of his head. son. Very selfish, no doubt, but very girl-lika and natural. Thanksgiving morning dawned clear and colil. Poor Gobble was beginning to turn a pate golden lirown in the oven when Winny’s friends drove up to Aunt Rhoda's hospitable door, wlicro Winny stood owiuting tliem. Such kiasing, and embracing, and taaghixur, and’talking as tlwre waa in the quiet old bonne! Aunt Rhofla wipM her eyc« M die listened to Itui. He only rafelj'keepe abore WINNT'S WISH-BONE. The tag brown turkey's days were numbered. For several weeks Aunt Rhoda had fed him lit4 a prince or pasha, in view of his anticipated sudden death, nd now as she stood by the kitchen table finishing np tlie last touches to the pumpkin pice that were to “follow his remains," she said to Winny, who sat near her stoning raisins for the mince­ meat : ■ “ My cup of happiness would bo full if Joel could help ent him !" “Joel eat who, Auntie," aud Winny’s b.xra n eyes sparkled, tmd her red lips grew rodder with tho laugh she was struggling to keep behind the wall of ven, perfect, white teeth. Aunt Rhoda liad such a curious way of .laying things, continuing a train of thought in her own mind and expecting everybody ^puld know just what the links meant. “ Why, eat old Gobble, to be sure; don't you hear him singing liis last flong “ Would you like a daughter, mother ?” abv boated the turkey,■•'If my boy was asked Joel, taking up Winny’a picture only hero— and he’s roasting so nice and that lay on the table and studying it intently. “Who’s coming after you, girls?" “ Yes—one just like Winny, Joel—and asked Winny, when the overskirts were if you’ll look on .top of tho parlor-door all pinned liack tighter and the crimps maybe you’ll find one,” replied Aunt pulled out “fluffier." The three girla Rhoda in her rambling, queer mode of came down-stairs in too parlor, where speech ; and with these words she kissed Aunt Rluxia liad had an old-fashioned her boy good night and went to bed. wood fire built on the hearth. “ What on earth does mother mean ? “ Isn’t that gorgeous!’? cried the girls Is she crazy T Look on top of the parlor­ together, gtakfashion, as thfly entered door for a daughterWell, LU. took, ” the room. ^^Wlio is coming, did you and, retelling up his hand, Jo^l forbid— RHk?” continued Katie Crafts, settling Winny** wish-tone7/*) / herself in Aunt Rhoda's big chair. “ Ah; ha ! . That's the 'answer to tW» ‘"Well, Miss Winny, I’D tell ypn. riddle, ia it? l am agreed .' I’l| toep it Two of tho splendideet young men you for a talisman ;*' and with a laugh to him­ ever saw I We know you will like them self at the thought, bo put old Gobble’s —and one we invited on purpose for you bone in his vest pocket to fall in love wjtli, aud tuce eersa, ” Joel's ship had como home quite un­ “Indeed! How kind,"* said Winny, expectedly, but it staid a longer time in laughing. “But I never intend to marry, port than ho Uionght.it stoukl—long ho I ahan’t fall in love. May I ask, how­ enough for him to find his mothers' ever, who the youth is—‘what’s his daughter and himwif a v£fe,. on^top q|tlie parlor-door, too,” be declared ever name, or where’s his home " “ No; don’t tell her. Sue,” ariod Katie, after. When old Gobble's sons aud daughters Ktopping her companion's mouth with a began to run round the door-yard that: dimpled -white liand. . “ Let’s hang up a wish-bone over tlie spring, Winuy wrote down to her girl . door for Winny, and then ace if the friends: ri^ht one comes in under it first" “ But supposing it’s tlie wrong one— Dr. Gray may come first—what then ?’’ asked Winny. “Why, whoever it is, we’ll give up our interest in him. You shall liave tho first man who comes in under tlie wish bone—ahan’t she, Sue?" and the ripples of laughter reached Aunt Rhoda again, and made her High. Such a dinner! Old Gobble in state ut one-end, chicken-pie that melted in one's mouth nt the other, to nay nothing of Aunt Rhoda's famous canned corn and ]>ean and lieans; then tlie minoo-piee, pumpkin-pice and plum-pudding! Ah, Aunt Rhoda knew what girl’s liked, and helped them bountifully; and there wasn't a merrier table anywhere round the country that day than Annt Rhoda's. To ba sure, when they first sat down Aunt Rhoda was a trifle [vde and looked ns though a very little would make her cry instead of lough, but the girls kept back the team, and with their happy faces before her she put tier rad thonghta and you needn't talk tea-cheat marks to American language, and I want to know about your being drunk. You were found on the walk, dead drunk, and this is your' ‘ .* ‘ Waaliee—glood man—Mlichigan ave­ nue Mid tho prisoner going through with many motions. “ Are you one of Wah-Hap's mon 1” *• Ton might have been stretched out o^ihe walk to get a Lite of frcah air, but it looks to me aa if your tegs luul been tangled up in whisky. What do yon mean, young man, by coming over to‘America and getting a brick in your list?" " Wflshce—wnshee !*’ responded John. “Boy, you had better look out! You bke the. heathen who starched a shirts for mewhen I went East Last tniGUDer, and I swore vengeance on him .' I beliflVc you aro guilty, but I suppose I’ve got to let you off. Listen to me, Hie Chinaman gave a great jump as his Honor struck tho desk, and the Court continued: “Dook mo right in the eye, you sal­ man-colored Celestial, and mark my woifls. If you ever got drunk in this will take place at Aunt Ilboda'a, and it ia dic­ town again, 1*11 make you think that all ing turkey and your hanging up Winny’s wiab- tho joaw houses in Pekin have tumbled down on you I Go, now, and don’t turn to the right or tho left as you make tracks for the office of that pensive ras­ The pleasant old- custom of keeping cal, Wah Hap. one day os a recognition of tho blessings and bounties of the season grows in “Samuel Day, your smartness will public favor, aud lina ilrssdy lissome a strike in some day anil be tho death of national institution. Tlianksgiviug is you!” was his Honor’s greeting to the one of the beautiful. osoiBions of the next prisoner. year. Ito obaervanoe is confined to tliis Samuel stood on oiut leg and looked country. It is really an indigewous foolish, and tho Court continued: product of American sentiment It was “You were hero a mouth ago, and instituted by the Puritans at tho close of your breath smelt of onions bo terribly their first harvest season, when they that I hustled you out without regard to had apparently next to nothing to be the interests of justice. You have re­ grateful for and their turkeys and other turned with the some odor about you, fowl were wild. But the spirit which expecting tho same results, but all! my prompt'd it was truly human and proved boy, my taate box undergone a radical contagions, and once tlie song fairly lie­ change. In four short wi^ekn 1 have gun others joined in the singing till the learned to love the odoy given out by the chorus fills the land. If they had little shiny onion, and I welcome you here! to be thankful for they doubled their If time altewed, I would like to have you blessingB by the heartiness and intensity stand there all day and breathe at mo; of their appreciation. but it wont, and I shall send you to join Thanksgiving is a homo festival It the procession which keeps lock-step brings families together. It strengthens while marching to meals." the ties 6f relationship and blood. It “ Wluul di dt» V’ inquired the prisoner. rekindles tho embers on the best th and “I aan’t look up your history just makes the heart warm with a kindlier new, Samuel You liave been here for glow. One good feature of it in our no­ wife-beating, drunkenness, and Jupiter madic days, when there are ho many knows what else. The charge ttak time things that tend to break up families is disturbing the peace, and I know that and divide hotiHeholds and destroy home if there wa« any to disturb, you are life altogether, is its eminently domestic guilty. Go in and sit down and chew and family character. It revives recol- away on your onion, and be glad that I lectiors of Ute olden time—of the fathers _________ _________________ , । didn ’t make the sentence____ six____ months. ” and mothura who toiled bo hard for a ' CAT competency, mid into whose labors wc „ b..e ®ter.d ; of Ihooobl. wo^ who ' °ld "Tm Jl' out in the yard ? They say swans sing a “ And now, giriis this is Winny’s wish­ death suug, why shouldn’t turkeys ? He bone, and we’ll hong it right over the knows he ls to be kilted shortly. Ah, parlor-door, aud well all watch to see me! Thanksgiving, and be to be away who enters firstand Katie Crafts, the tallest of the three, mounted a chair and Winny laughed outright now, as she hung old Gobble’B breast-bone over the cried: “ Well, Auntie, I suppose you parlor'door. mean Gobble is * nice and fat,' and Joel It soon grew dark enough for lights,' is • away on sea but if Joel lan’t liero and they were all sitting round a warm I think we can have just aa good a time blazing fire listening to Aunt Rhoda tell picking old Gobble’s bones !" and a toss bow Joel came to go to sea, when fdeps of the bead told very plainly that Jod, were heard coming up the walk and a in its curly estimation, would not be knock at the door announced the arrival of snob a very desirable acquisitian to tlw some of tlic expected guests. festive tanird. “Now, Winuy take a good look at Winny Wckten waa Aunt Rhoda’s your future husband,” whispered Kate ; niece’s child. Sin^o the death of her and an she spoke a tall, handsome, sonparents—not quite a year—Wirfiiy had « mud. for U» liberty nm-i T” T* <?“r7OTr browned man rushed into the room and . ■, . . ... . . I throat, expand your lungs, and give me come u; country to live with her mother's took Aunt Rhoda in his arms kiaw-d box ' j°J“ 4eftd^ the conaaonsaunt, nod as the old lady waa quite alone 1 »«. of our rdM.oud.ip to a grrnl prt, * aguin and again. that wctomerclyl "*•••*-«; dm l»p«> .u . Bernnow, her only child, Joel, having gone bright-faced, merry girl oi a constant companion. Winny had lived in the city all her life before she come to Aunt • Rhoda on orpltan, and she knew very little of country ]>eop]e and therx way^, “ And to think it’s Joel after allsaid Aunt Rhoda, after the excitement of his unexpiKrted return had subsi^x! and file had finished hugging and crying’over her । boy and introduced him twice over to all three girls. I Imt ahe liked them now, since aim lived among the good, boucct-hmrted folk! who mads the “ ways" pleasant, and they aU grew to love the ptaaeant-faoed, bright aUygfrl. Winny had seen very littta of hex aunt “ Why, who else would it lx1, mother? Surely you wouldn't-welcome any other man as warmly as you have me!’’ and , . , , , , . • , . JwJ lo<*«l U b» matter u> . ray uMumi nd sort Of snmnae. surprise. I “No—no—butold Gobble, you know. ’ —sod Winny’s breast-bone—” Aunt of Joel she remembered nothing, save Rhoda began, in her usual bewildering, very tall, awkward boy, who voice, “I have a dog!” leaves and twigs on a tree whose trunk “ That's right, madam. If I had time 1ms grown for untold agesand whose I’d own a thousand dogs.” roots are burifld- beyond our tracing. “And thia Mrs. Bannister has a cat!” Tlie family is more tium tiie individual. “Very likely. Homo wouldn’t be. And the custom of rejoicing in our rclationnhips and cetebrnting tho great home without a caL Wh ,t is the color of this ilog and thia cat?" common blessing of life strengthens tlie “Maltese and white, Kir; and yester­ ties that mcxleni civilization have weak­ day as my dog was sitting on tho door­ ened iuiu and niaavi makei uie toe blessings greater. vuvu uitwungn greater. ,b, to step, sayingrnothing to nobody, and her cat was on tho fence, wanting a fuss. • . mercies , multiply ... . dwell upon .. them and Mrs. Banmster onmea oat and flays she: aatheyaromagnified. '(:/V 'I’ll scald your aoro-oyed dog, I will.’ And I hays: ’And I’ll pixeii that bowlin’ this cbcbcit cato’youro!’ And then, true as {stand In tbs early days of the Anglo-Saxon and some of the Norman churches, a “ And then—yen, I can imagine all the stone bench running around the interior rest. You two old women called each other names, clawed at each other over the only sitting acconyno^ation for its members and v*itora.’ I> 1319, the the pickets, roused the neighbors and were juittly arrested. Now then, I don’t people; are represented os sitting on tho imnxr or nws. Winny in a bescecliing tone ; and then milk them with his great rod hands in auntie laughed and stopped short, and just then too two young gentlemen and Dr- GrayJmKsLjuidjJi’t'lfoxgokin.too introductions that followed and the name and the list of his virtues, and im- merry games tliat made tlie evening all ground or rtsnding. AlitUa later, the teMdw, be moM be • middle. too abort—forgot his mother's myKteriotiB people introduced low, throe-tagged■Red n»n ly!).» bme, in.te*! ot the half explanation of her strange vondet-____ ____ stools __________ promiscuously ____ over_________ the church. "bo," Ao»lBb<xU<»lled lain. "Home jnent that it “ should be him after all!” i Soon after the Norman conquest, wooden I'll put on my coat and go np there and knock your wall eyed eat and aare-heated -—t--.— —— -- . ..... -------— ■—ng- dog in the head." their Iriewl good-by, end Winny dxx>* I ii„g {„ „ common, tlml none ” It’s M beautiful cot !’’ shouted Mrs. her curls at them aud echoed, Jf it | fhonld call any scat in church his own Bannister. like him anywhere round!' it’s the finest dog m town I” screamed comes true!” ; except noblemen and patrons each on- found. ,___ ,, , , . . . here and lonTston on tiic'rtreet °to rdl don t stop on the street to call slip combed out her long brown ringlets : I propriated; a crossbar guarded the en­ ncre,’ and . * “ What an improvement the «•« must be i trance bearing the initial lettera of the vited the young doctor from the village to ugly boys. Hereisaeeoud-oontin Joel -. owner. In JIMJti, galleries ‘ were intro­ i) call in the evening; mid, betidat*, t e duced And fli flarly as 1«U, ]*ws wore red hideous boy ’ Rot so old either. He two of her girl friends from the city to come out and have so okl-fashicuied ! and I yet fear ho will turn out a bad boy.” , • That night wh«i aha bad gone up to . ker room Winay thought to henelf, an ’ names no more!” sobbed the boy. His Honor left his chair, walked down to the boy, and putting a hand on liin heed he solemnly said : “Bub, a bald-headed man isn't to blame tor it. He’d have hair there if ho could. I am bald, aud Bijah is bold, Imt we always pay one hundred cents on the dollar and never dead-beat a street car. You may gn home, but if you come again I shall know that you want to turn out a Dick Turpin, and I shall deal with you accordingly. ”—Detroit Free Prtu. The other day a thin-waisted woman with a snap to her eyes raterod a Detroit drug store, and without any fooling around she asked : “ Do you keep pixen here ?” ■ “ Yea’m—all kinds," replied tho clerk. •* You've. got pizen in powders and pisen in liquids, nave you 1" NO. S. The otter day s Detroit father pur­ chased a microscope for his son, a Boy of 10, paittnl the lad on the shoulder, . and said to him : . “ My son, take tbumiuioecope and go ■ out and study the beauties of nntsrc." f tiiat, and he took nuch great interest, mid j improved so rapidly, that at toe tea-table, ’ ■ to which several visitors i%tdown with' the family, ho felt that he must make : some remarks. Turning to one of the ladies be inquired 1 , “ Did you ever look at ciieeac through a microscope ?” * , 1 . Wh0 r »u«wri»a “ I don’t think I ever did,” ohe plateantly replied. 1 "John! John!" exclaimed the father, sliaking his hea 1 at the boy across tlie table. * John .ubriaoJ (or » minnto or l.«, uul when U> mollwr iw-xl .ho around everybody flbid, “Thank you, ____ __ _ 1 ' ThU favorite pudding aawtg lawyers < •"a <Mn.lbo.l-. ri-mnbk ehcl. I oUmt, <i»<k*». t«*»k tan& J Cprcrsz women sell for prices tanging no." Pretty Boon the young student de-: frorif 10 cents ‘to $6 each in San Frantiring to molify his father, asked : 1 cisco. “ Father, did you ever look ut a toad ktixavs. through a mi^rpscope ?" DtUc oi:; “ I will talk with you after supper,” replied the parent, scowling at the boy. " I dos t think, husband,'that yon John was rather disappointed at liis ore smart.” “No, indeel, wife; but failure to arouse enthusiasm, and just ns everybody knows that I am awfully “ Well," she mid, looking around at the strawberries were being ’ passed ithrcwd.*’ the many bottles, “ I wont something around be remarked : ' A? old lady in Detroit hearing that “ Well/you ought "to look at. a straw­ American Giri was dead, remarked: berry once through a microscope! tlwy .“I’wullus said that this tight-teeing right out, without any fooling." The clerk drew back a little and said : look just like warts, they do, and you would'tey ’em out rome day." “ I fear wo can’t sell you any poison, think you see bug3 running—— !" Mas (with hands in podtei)—“ Seen '" Jawn!" said the mother. anything of a job o’ work lately, John ?” “ Boy!” warned hin father. “ You can’t ? What’s the matter you Other Man (with hands in other pockets) " Well, they look wors'n flies’ brads!" —“Baw one t'other day, but didn't like “ Yon—you might not make good use protested the boy, who imagined that toaak, 'cos they might 'a flaid yeti"— they doubted hia veracity " for flies------ " of it," be tremblingly said. London Fan. “ Boy------ !" raid the father making a " What do you mean 1" she slowly ft rocNosTrn, who had several teeth aakod, kind o’ reaching for *him * across motion for John to leave the table. extracted, was comforted by the dentist John left, and oa H«x>n ns it was con­ the counter. with the assurance that th< y would come “Why—family trouble, perhaps— venient for him to do bo tlie father es­ again. With an eye to tlie immediate your huslwnd—you may be a little de- corted the lad to the wash-room in tho future, little Johnnie inquired, “ Will taiscinent, bounced ' him around, and ranged,” he stammered. they come again before dinner ?" She gave him n look of lofty contempt John Buioht is rt ported to have mid “ My son, gimme that microscope, and that girls are intellectually tho cfpinl of and said : ’* You needn’t bo afraid of me, bub! you take the ax and go out and study tho boys. It must be bo, for oft in child­ My head has brains enough in it to run beauties of that woodpile I” hood's sunny bourn, when a RtrnU gic If that lx>y continues to feel tho way movement Is mode for which four drug stores like this, and my hus­ ’ ’ band and I get along as well as any pair. he does at present, he will become n bank has to take a licking, it’s the When he gets high-nosed and tries to rubber instead of a naturalist.—Detroit that aches, though the girl puts up the boss around, I pint to a chair, give him job.—Brooklyn Argo*. a look, and he drops. No, bub, I want A DAirnvuY man who wears a very X TKLLiXG l‘I.K.1. that pizen to lay out a dog, aud you promising boot went homo to tea the “ Gentlemen of the jury," he said, on other night, and being asked toiget a needn’t be afeared of being tookcu up yesterday afternoon, “ my client is acfor tragedy." Hcuttle of cool, he refused beeosRe of It was put up, handed her, and paid cusod*of having torn this rack from tha weariness. Baid he: “It don't seem oh wall of (he humble dwelling which she if I conld put one fo6t Ix-fore the other." tor, and ehc remarked : “Thought I was deranged, eh? I rented*, intending to injure the hat-hooka “What’s tho matter?” asked the jniserown up that I don’t know anything alxint upon it, gentlemen. (Here the attorney, ablo woman; “ain’t there room!* He your old drug store lartin, but if I can’t with a grand gesture, drew from underr> got'the coal.—Danbury Noct. tumble house-work around with the the table a strip of inch board,, with two At a meeting in Landon to receive a whole pile of your relatives for two hun­ broken hat-hooks attached to it, and nails report, froai the miarionaxiea swat to dis­ dred years back I'll git in tho way of n driven in the place, which more hat­ cover...the lost tribea of- Israel, Lord Goto H------ waa naked to take the eliair. “ I one-hoss locomotive afore dark !”■—De­ hooks should liave occupied.) upon it, gentlemen of the jury, gaze upon troit Free Preu. take," he replied, “a, great interest in it and tium turn your eyes upon my cli-. researches, gentlemen. The fact is, I liave borrowed money from all the There is somewhat of obscurity os to the attorney remained wide open), I see Jews now known, and if you can find a the date nt which ardent spirits were first in fancy a little chi’d, the mere of her new act I shall be vay much obliged." distilled. It is, of course, certain that cheek deepened by a darker tinge, im­ we owe the discovery, and the name, of parted by tho blood which in her fore­ alcohol to on Jfrabiau chemist. But fathers’ veinaripemxl under the scorching sevoral'of the scientific achievements of sun of Africky. Gladly and merrily her those learned Moors, whoso research childish laugh rings out upon the balmy contrasted so honorably with the barbar­ air of a glorious Southern morning. Chaf­ ic torpor of contemporary European in­ ing the butterfly by day and smiling at tellect, arc plausibly conjectured to have eve in the happy dream of innocent child­ been previously known, not only to the hood, I see her the pct of her pustreeH Greeks, bnt to the priests of Egypt. It and the plaything of her generous mas­ has been thought, on the strength of ter. keara fly—speeding on their course An exchange sayn: “James Bothby certain passages in Chronicles of various and bearing on their wings good to some, epochs tliat “ strong waters’’ were in oc­ evil to others. The child has grown. A .day by a coal train When drunk." And casional use both among the Jews and lovely maiden appears to my vision. Gentiles, though wlucther these were Though a slave, yet is she beautiful as fiiis sad accident should impel temper­ ance men to oak, “ Whither are we drift­ true alcohol, py, as in the case of Hypo- the first early glancing! of tha morning eras and Metheglin, merely a coucei tra- sun—coy, modest, and beloved. Anon ing t" When a coal train gtts drunk it tion of wine thickened by a long boil­ she is a wife. I see her dandling on her is high time- tha bakes were put on tho ing and the addition of sugar, is not very knee the fruit of virtuous love. A home rum traffic. If a cool train can’t indulge clear. It is not disputed that tho first grows up around her, and the matron's alcohol consumed in Europe carjc from grace adds new beauty to her charms. ated and running over a man, it should the Levant, was imjuirted by Genoeae Here is a picture of peace, joy, and con­ /be “ switched ” off—and often. A Duranmu had hh hair cut the other aud Venetian merchants, and by them tentment A dark and sombre cioud resold to the traders of Flanders and tin- flits athwart the sun-laden hmdseape of day, and after the harbor had finished Hanseatic porta, by whom it was spar­ life. War, hideous, blasting, desolating the head was the worst looking job ever turned out in Ih-troit The man waa ingly vendetl under the fanciful name o hopping mad as he looked into the glras, Esm do Vie, or Water of Life. and all ia changed. Years of blood and and ho roared out: “ Why, you blamed carnage go this way and bring cliangcs. fool, you don’t know anything about Ladieti wearing apparel of all descrip­ She that was the joyous child, the bloom­ hail-cutting I” “ Dot's ao, boss," said tions is made of much wanner stuffs than ing maid, the happy wife, is a widow. tlw owner of tfic shop, coming forward. formerly. Shoes are made wanner, stock- Heroat our doors ahe comes. Her bumble ** I told him io take your Lead to learn home is with us. Children cry for food, on, but it don't 'poa* to me flat he'll ever vensDy adopted, and outside garments and the wayfarer rea-'n on tho casement of her cot, * Washing and ironing done make much of a barber!’’—Free Prata. goods. The old notion of wearing thin here.' Gentlemen of the jury, as hus­ A n.TUt *».r«.<rrox. Bdinethingtof sensation wav created shoes, doggedly persevered in far so bands and fathers, as men with loving, sentient souls I con you believe (hat yrsterday by the discovery of the bones by American women, ns well as other she, my client, could be guilty of tearing of a man's leg in an alley by workmen No ; I will not do engiged ill grating. On the discovery silly and demoralizing ideas of dross and down that hat-rack T you the injustice to believe it. The case becoming known, the man who bid lost fashion. What is needed now in the mit’.er of drew* is bimplifimtion; ao long is yours to decide." They brought Ler tim of » railroad accident, hobbkd aa women wear complicated and complex in guilty.— Virginia (Nt v.) Chionicle. nround and claimed his property. “Them , coAiumc -, wiro WCVKK oi tun on COCU i o£ dreae- ,beJ • , , ____ . . . Brown had prepared himself fur a ' main, to a vt-rv crest cxh-iit. flw ■!»>« । . Confound (he folks, I always told 'em I homo dinn-r to hte liking. He ml they nevw buried that ox teg at they of dress and changing style*. '■ down in Lis dining-romn al peace with octo," and hei grabbed fbw rrttlingrtriugy aketaiau, <»f Lii. dtem^bered J; ‘ tew «1» ooU ooiUw. N» te* uw limb, chucked . it under hjs vino which, with ita branches, mrastue. ( wmther ” Hannah hedtetad 1 W, Md bon. w™- po-p. . tor , I £! “ It makes u shiver run np and down big gsp'wEeu 000 ia ■ ' Wonder if he thinks I haw changed?" in Aunt Khoda's wiahea fur bey abaeut and Winuy tbots? who did not stand when the name trians name*," mid his Honor gravely. “ It was in fun!” wailed the lad. _____________ h*idTov>:. “I minX-indcwi, Ila wc— “Well you just ought to Beetle things crawl------ ” -Ob. nr . totMrf «K pou-b of *"£’ 111 come up: -------------------- —-----------; Give my dinner awayi” “Y«, * u’i n>r j! Weston m a man i You raid if any tramps colled to give rany railroads over that to disfigur. who has two soles aud a tingle thought. I them the cold sbuuMer.” Th it �ID YOU up till] GRAND beforjl B it. isra I mala so quickly thjri time is - KOV. MKHkai nswa. hardly . I who sweeps out Hu Detroit Opera i given to treat the poor brutes. Some;J House canaccount for all' but 11 | |«retend to know the disease and cAll i । bushelc.whiah’were probably eaten i| the • raad itch," and declare that in ijin Chicago. ' i»Mt rrmM of sodwmy. remedies failing io counteract it ! The grasshopper creaks in the leery mUf. Aha. Aims Bedford rat found dead igtotxn. And Ute bumble-bf£ bum- BAF1DS DIVISION. Tke BrltaMe Short Line I m:ig m iGbard II the Ark had been Mis«iMip|H steamboat oiptaiu, he1 would have beep very unhappy duriHgigu entire voyage; because there opposition Ark . on the river OllJCTMfc, FfflYBIflffi, GON. HAS JUST RECEIVED HIS ANQ W0TI0XS, A» w»U sa du fulluwlng beat l>etb (he bve-loog day. Bnl where l.u.l.uU, iu Culdwiier.' (..( JHU, have ihsv gone wiih the bran new evening. 3 broom 1 And what has been done to the buxx-saws play ? . Mr. D.„id n.k.r.of A.ln..n town, Oh, it’s lillle he thinks of the cold '■'"l-- “■•‘Ge fiUlo, a unw j,,, mince-pie. And it’s hitle he seeks <rH h, th, groo.,.! ami im.n.di- of the raw lee-crram ; f»n the dying a»«y esjMrrd. £-• year with ii. treuniluiis sight sh.li . r I?”. '* "* r',n*’ n°1"'1 Chapman waken the lingering kxm from bis ‘n i*c 5O1? w,r dream. Oh list! For the cricket, now far f, i"”,'* ?udur iwwt mi from a hm ba dMaaee oi Mrmlr. and near shrillfully aingeth hi. roHU f«.|, npon ,on>« none. cru«h- delay. Aud the negligent noodle his noisy cheer. Aud where tho d>»oillv >ng and killing him instantly, FAMILY MEDICINES LARGE STOCK OF FALL Dr. Drake if- Bro.’s Medirin'S, Lyman Drtnm't Ifydranza, Pilh and Graft I Medicines, WK9TWA.RIX Ltdiau Blood Syrup, • .Electric Iballk llrslanr, Business done on the square and satisfaction guaranteed. Si. Iamb. Gra- bug ents the hay. Oh. the bnaa saw so busily buzeies .inter to U jwUlabed U> tb« I (io» county, cut her throat with a the sticka And bumbling the bum . Ntrwroarrr. printed. pate i ramor Saturday while in s fit of lu_ ble bee bumblcth his lune; While Xr’lh. L'.?"'' ““'r lw° h°“" the cricket cnckingly dowd at the D. W. LINCOLN. at’er the deed was cjmmitud. creek. And the noodle calls noiseless­ u~ KVHrrssinaooa. dJIL"* ’ r?mw ot «m, ly-out; ’‘•.ft ia noon!” Thedt^ fennel sighs. “She is here! Circuit Dturi CwuiuWuwr In end ter Harry ( If Ml- Mr»n. Jfr-'jdd Baugh,c, from |he |oa<J sh. is here And the smart-weed clkSient Smith, c«apiataont’e*>ii mor. the wagon passed over her,’^X orusbuie bmlmdl), ll«u,h.died ’ says dreamily, “Give us a rest!” Tlie hdp-vine speaks tenderly, “Give us beer,’’ And the jimsonweed hob lers, “Oh, pull down vour vest.” ’! DnU" «**”'• S-l-rilar Mra.- Bridge., x.^^-’3'000’ And now Chicago is mad and jeal­ ous because St. Louis is ahead of her in developing wbwkqY frauds. A Chinaman is trying to convert E^tu* Hazard, living nest Ban­ the people of Terra Haute to idol worship. He has io dudge so many gor, tan Buren Co was kii-kn<! . £ !.•«!. by a l»„:"o„k"t"!l.7 eggs and turnips that he can't get in k>»l and llllgvrPt| „| ,, J much talk­ <b.y umnov. when bo died. Even such statesmen ns Bismarck must give in to the toothache, and Rev. Sanibel Mow, , B, . jaw nod groan and groan and jaw* c vrgymnn, dropped dead aa he was As an ofl»et to her png nose a giri “Z*iLr'ov„,W'. »l Baldwin-. in Orleans. N. Y., pmmiscs to give WlSge, ",W f™» Orion her liti»l>niid S20.000 in cash. And a million men will cry out; Bring 5n your pug'. jS-xar'^' A noble Omaha mastiff has saved the lives of three children within a month past, and bit fourteen men who called to Sell a patent clothes bar. A wife will hardly ever notice was at-1 whether her hukhai.d has had his.hair nddred of a ,,ar,y.fiv« ‘ramps, anti; cut or not, but let him go home with .rfS 1 ’ M ^a’ch and »20 ti.,. n stunge hair pin sticking in his ov­ ercoat and she’ll sec it Befure he reach ttwi Md “ lbe O'-* es the gale. , an , "® ,e * ‘ seutenced to the *ork IM. f„ I1TO •» lb. A new Faris 'telescope brings the N.^ "lab'Bolli"» M'"» moon to within ten miles of the earfh; aud a Michigan woman thinks that if she were given room to yell she could getup a Conversation with tome "Id great damage to other woman up there. -rte to!,| lo „ ^^-.u^-Sm’de-r A negro’s foot was found in n bar­ be the °w*' *ork’ wrre "V«l rel of Kentucky whiskey the other day by a Troy saloon-keeper. He ®eCTXX^iCDCy didn't express his astonishment until after ‘.he liquor had been told, Tho»s Sad Lkavm.—She, a girl of seventeen, walked under the mapl'.a-moatli ago and gathered the workZ?;:'e\^,o,“w0!r11:'E gulden leaves aud said ; ' ' “Oh, loaves, jou remind me of crushed hopes, and scattered plans." we^fed'd^ r”6' 50 r—> “H •He, her father, found them in n uail-kcg the other day and shook them down in the comer of the wood shed and raid : “There, that dog has got jnst ns good a bed as any canine in this town." .-Img on'S’, lqq h • o»m plaipaut'a UU -to be UM J»* Ihrra-f lo he trrrtl on plain.u f. reltollor With- kru MtOnlTO Afcd It k fur- > I t Ume ptvMilitea for hta uppcamwsKinvAun ATMotaitnoK. When the proprietor of a Vermont roll Cmirt ( snpMowr tu ■»•! tor Itetry Co n:Mlrh. grocery winked nt a lady cusiomer. her husband came there and woiihl have scot the bnso man in his truck (AtriirropJW if he hadn't handed over a box ol herrings io settle the affair. •<y hu irWa ““■'•odeprwd Tlie Chinese have an iron-clad b« wift d “'iT "”,le“l “f •bich i> nliout ns large as n cnoal boat and now that nation wnnls tu lightsomelaxly or something. a 3:; ,« ten; S. LEIBHAUSER, MERCHANT TAILOR! fifrd the .hob in the Uteat, CutUns nnrf MEN’S, YOUTHS'& BOYS’ CLOTHING kfleh Sot. Io. TRAINS BFX nY"cilCAGO TIME. s C. A. TRUMAN. 3 fl Nashville, Sept. 15, 1875, 8 •* $ Connect loiiw i The Beckwith Healer &.ull.rrn Railroad ,T Hmara*—With Balim«l. &00D raws $ itAuteirn .IwnrtUrc-tVllh Itetrolt, Hui Blve a HMmoH Rallnx.l A LARGE LINE OF MARBLE WORKS B^ACK Al FULLER, " A NleMpu. ' S. UEHHAUnKR. A Fort W.) w Bal Dree* her 13.1874. Boots and Shoes, ODO M. 8KVAGE at CO a COLUMN 'Proprietors. OF EVERY DIWUHWN, KVMKT DEHCKIFT1ON OF TOMBSTONES and MONUMENTS, >ta4; tn • wurktiiAullkd minnrt from U» best Foreigu 4; American AT THE X lirSS’&S' STORE I In the Loomis Building. WE BIDDLE HOUSE ■ ARE IlaaUufU, MlcK Nor. K 1173. DLACK & FULLER. ms. w. Prepared to Compete devaray, JEWELER a OPTICIAN ’ HJETBOIT, Ml CM. <!.**< Proet .... tJ.V, J IYt I>»j . TAIUJO* (loollomMiWM, *2 *0 J AV Ateuhitrb tt» U*l, •af.-nl »n-l noX comfort Hotel In TUtroH. VXCUI LUTHER BJuKTUEIL • । Satisfaction Guaranteed. GLOBE HOUSE. WITH ANT ESTABLISHMENT ’ Cor. Jdfcw Are, and Bru*k Hl. Dxtbmt, Mica. This Side of Cristinas oil A perfrrl fondly )»au. Board and n»w from M WUrrafe. _____ _ ' WM. H. WOOD. Manner Boots and Shoes. NASHVILLE. MICH, 17“ 000 ko<,w‘ wh® ROWER Wlf« D"*>• "ho‘ Ch»rfo8 V.n- lather ol fail aUty Uuloproeea. k?yti2r. h a rcro,’*r •< the Frankor Clocks, Spectacles, $c. k ADAMS. [?LRMTt!RK MAM’FACTORY! are acknowledged to be the best eating store JACOB LENTZ & SONS CHAS. W. DRMARAT ANNOUNCEMENT! he bad erawled behind lbe ban A oolured bank driver named-X,K„ fraUloo. and a while girl named Lilhe tuderhin, of Adnan, wax arrested Tuesday fur lewd and lascivious eosi‘!*“On’ The ’• ,no‘« * ban eighteen and u of rather preiorcseM. «o< •ppeumnee. 8he ca;no froio rUcjnit. llr'H tey qnll and W Rrnue Io work and in some way form mi a liasun w.ih Ralston and has liecn living with him anbe twuss of aantlwr colored man. The girl’, Iwdbrr came tu I he uily «„.J j und her and nlsadmJ with her fogw home, hui she Hally refused to Icwys her i.usky parunxnir Both were sent to j ul iv await exsmjsHon ■ I’NOX LUTUKtt. r- yoa an tewetloo wtnah yno drain a Tte-o mol to Um- MrekTuIr*Jnrenton^ulv Halim, thronij nliaMa Patent Arory la Muhr san. K W. Oucnea St , Detroit CMOS. S. HT RAtirK, ProaMrot. PATENTS. Vlrslnia Cltv now r«l. nod u*y> <luarre,e‘tI•od Mra. Duffy sfioifing up for her ho-l-ud.., well „ dil'l a’"1*’ kMI/ ebot Vanu-,. deml, ihootmg the aecond time ah J _.<«reet element prevails among , shomt lim imnt s MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH Ptaijc.fgw me a Mill. ”",''"Dd n“d» » »»'«< bnwafmnat instantly. VMn_ way and Duffy Iwvmg drank pro­ Fort Wayne, Jactooi & Soaw R. R. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. READY MADE CLOTHING! ’ bale a.TJ„. S- o 5 I * WlUM. IK-tel»dM»t. New style Prints for 8 cents. . . New orsets for only 50 cents. • New Shawls, Scarfs . and omforters. New Flannels and Ladies loths. New Skirts and underclothing. . New Hats and Caps, Gloves and Mittens. New Boots and Shoes. New Crockery and Glassware. New Trunks, Valises and Horse blankets, Harin. iu*l porcbwad th. Moak of Good, formerly owned by M8t®bbiu>, wiU. ennetwa. tbe trade ia w MILLTNEBY & DRESS MAKING anil'll go •loan. I taring jut rciurtMd with a fall a> Manufacture™ and keep, on baa They admit the largest chunks of wood. Parlor, Library, Diiisi, Office aid GENERAL FUKTURtl! GOLDSMITH’S They are the only tove mounted with g nuine boilr irone. sold They fire longer than o^bera onr sr “OYSTER OCEAN” Toftlbcr with S full MwrUswl oi LADIES' and DEBTS’ KEBTADRANT. MIRRORS.PICTURES. FRAMES I AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS, AC. AC., I Where yon will find a full stock <4 Bai} Cabs aai Peranhilaltirs 11 imo CtFFINS IND CASKETS, MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER, mb inf rt» jrnMlc for peri fo»rre raliota mlfieHM of Ik. mm. .nd woald RESH MEATS, ------------ D Of .11 styles .nd •!»<*. and MOTALIC i CASEK furuiibed to ordee SHE OUDS AND COFFIN LIN-1 XTKIXSOA * MK AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! ING8 kept constantly cm hard. air Fereiioi. freniU- ARTIMTIC AT BOTTOM PRICES JOB CASH. PAINTERS! Weal Silk of Main ntrwst, Nashville, Mich. Mil. si. i NASHVILLE MICH. �==■ , • > 2,000; A.vlsworth Has commenced business again in his And is bound lo at 11 fur cash at the above margin. •10.000 GMr.n • • •-■■ at Battle Creek, will not lie tried tin- j the March derm M the Court. • »rrW Tlrielc Store, There are nw 4.991 saloons in the ‘ slate against E, 164 last year—a re ;1 Credit stores will accommodate you at three times 12 1-2 per cent. Really j Krcsis r«« T’.nKV1 «1 wjgt «l w^jt throwing’ ’ acid on his wife’s it is a matter of importance to you purchasers whether you pay .me the I ~-t-^r/I;-frame up and ; f«cr,-4^L fttcr.4^ been found foil guilty of assat.ll ^itsinrfS Birrrforif. 3L»i, 1875, diMribnte impartially •10,000 alaive per cent, or tlx credit stores from 25 to 50 per cent (or wailing from 1 building. 1 j with iurntif tn»nf tn to malm. mn‘ 30.to 363 d*ys on yon. Tberfore bear in mind tha* the prices on our stock | m «-------mrcha^d the! Kli Gilbert, a resident of Texas, 11 the lowest and ! iZ M .s Hirv. aud everyuiubaoripiiea aeni through no will! are ®r« th® .ind based on eash cash sales. tales. I1 shall mak^ ujnkc a n e ® ameejsllv vpedahy »»f of . ’ |vCb<.’ Crtkehoufeift**7 * * ■."a KnI«inaxoo.Cu., waa kiRed one day be i entitled tn a registered and aumbered relast week, while digging a weli, by a ceipl'fur < this distribution. Send ns bucket fulling upon his head, , 'and gel both papers — For Crete we aril atoe Layer KaMnt CIITIIIC HD SHIS nUIC MS I Swrr Caps. liogardiM gave an exhibition khboure. of bio skill will) a gun ut . Jnckaou. . Nov. 1 lib, killing twenty 'fivy birds in less (ban three tuinutos, ' —Al Troutwla. has awed into thi buildMichael Lynck, the mate of the -A storm set 1. .a fi-ad.v niwht slAa. 'bwe “Bml>ire SUia.* wm drowned — Eight d«« Clothes pine for U cents 41. .I.... ta*"’"•'B*!' City, by l.lling L H’Mht.t M.-.VOHM. ti.. ri,rfrfi.» -Tb, Ckrtul« t » r. iblrty MB. 4.11.n. (Q- OVSTERS for M el, in both styles and quality, at the same time charging you the 12 1-2 per cent only on them. My Fall and Winter Stock of ' BUSINESS MEN !TMlr*MrJfawM. BOOTS AND SHOES, AND RUBBER GOODS la complete at away down prices. solicited. . An examination of Goods and-Prices is UTBBSTER A HOBBS. - Black•’ T omnit*. Cash or Trade paid for Buttfr asd Eggs. J George Hannahs, a pupil in the 1 Cold.ater Sobool crriwl . Pi«lol in poe^,. On ,he 10(h „ ofr • antj uov Goorge ha., a crippled right pet • 40 OUtvn a nA Mlttm, —Several ladies and gentlemen from( a aiaiiy other store abroad are attending the Mimical Institute. tTMtoAXctfamo। ’ sing, have rented and are running Brady's' foundry. In connction they will have a‘ blacksmith shop. 1 ' • — Complaints come to us that the print ing dona by the Grand Rapid* rat-printer, retail Grocery bouse near the depot. Go does not give aatiafection, that It leska and se« Him. Parlies wanting to buy goods count*, and is of an inferior quality, &c. Messrs. Merrill & McCoutje, grain Parties who send their patronage away from dealers and millers at Kalamazoo, are enlarging their mil’s. They now us. They deecrsc to get swindled every employ a force of 100 men, and ship DENTISTRY! time And another thing: A job (bat tbi > on an average eight carloads of flour, grain and feed per day, the entire J. Hitcwcock. Dentlnt, v ;B visit business amounting annually to 81,­ Nashville every Tuesday and remain one have printed for $2.75. Look before 500,000. day. Office at the reridanco of 8. W. Joe Fournier,’brother to the man billed at Bay City recently, and to Charles Fournier, now in state prison was arrested at Grand Rapids, Nov. 16th, on a charge of attempting to fact that the original inventor of Steel Pens Bo>«b Boos. ia stilAiving. Sir. Josiah Mason, now the com milt rape on the female janitor of the eighth ward school. great pen manufacturer of Birmiogbsv:. Steak at Boe & Clever's, at only 10 cent* Etudsnd, enjoys that distiBctian. He is Mrs.-Brown, an African lady re­ now very old. being above eighty. It is in siding at Ypsilanti, became enraged, ET G L 4 8 8 SETS for bis great factory that svreral of the most Nov. 9ih, because her hii'-band went to a show and left her at home. She She was not over­ Dou' h Elastic Steel Fens arc made, the took poison —. Brushes of all kind* at powered until Thursday when she departed this lifff. —' Fine Terfut Ed Bayles, of Hudson, attempted ;to kiss his hired girt, one day last week, ' and upon her complaint he was arraigned fbr assault and battery. Bat the bympathfariqf j<» rendered a verdict of not guilty, »be heisg a very good lovking girl, aad thetsmp- Iinh. Nov. 13,—Rufus JOHN R. EASTMAN. and shall be pleased to renew Relations________ BuRiness POTATO EK. Printing! CORN, APPLES, OATS, | 3 * ‘ with you. I trust by fair dealing t shall be able to retain your confidence, and to win [ that of strangers. Clover Seed, &c., Especial Attention Delivered al their is invited to my atock of ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE LATH, AND HAIR, ' STUCCO, : BooIn anti Shoes, h AprmJ w k'1’ IK KUHS OF AINSWORTH Ac BROOKS. ON LONG TTMK. L. RUSSELL. Ready pay customers shall have no cause to complain of high prices. ft., fe-. which we ship and retail at bottom prices. FARADY, Manufacturer of $300.00 mid UPWARDSt WHICH 18 NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. SALT, , g i MONEY TO LOANT WATER LIME, Plain and Colored rm » r f T> A A1LU Ji,. CutUn*, and MaMnc Aw* tn the la BOOTS AND SHOES, SHINGLES, L1EBHAUSER. * JOHN Q CRESSY. . J ft It 12 It I F*. also keep on baud snd have-for sale u NEWS” OFFICE! Give Me n. Coll. W™ JONES, Nashgille, Mich., Jan. 27, 1875. L. J. WHEELER Proprietors. ■ JQR PR|NT|NR! I In the Matter o' the Estate of John Basal land Nettie Bass, Minors. Notice is here- i lb, givjn givm that! that I shall sell at st Public Auction, Auction. ■to the bighevt bidder, on Sstnrday, the 20<h day of November. A..D. 1873, at ten o’clock I inthe forenoon, nt the north front door of ■ the court bouse-in the city of Hastings, in I tbs County of Barry, in the fltuts of Michi­ • Ko M Xala Strwt, gan. pursuant to License and authority granLd to the on the Otb day of Sept ember CXashville,, Mich. A. D. 1875. by tho Probate Court of Barry County. Michigan, all of the estate, right General Conveyancing, title and interest of the said minors of, in and to the real estate situated aud being in the County of Barry, in the Stale of Mich­ igan known and desert bod ns follows to-wh: MONEY TO LO AN. The East half of the east half of the touth weatfquarter of section tblrteeo.(!8) In town ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, WORTH OF patronize ^one gistititi®. New Goods oot J.-t anr m pel into the !■»-» that t KUTIN imtl H WB «ISI \ dower of said Sophia Knots a?- widow of raid Frederick Bass, deceased Dated: Sept. 22 D. D. 1875. SOPHIA KUNTZ. Guardian. LEE & FLEMING. AGENTS FOR THE C E1ERATED Direct from New York AMERICAN ORGANS, AKD PASTE THIS MRS. L. O. CROCKER. Has Just received a Lirge and complete MILLINERY 4 FANCY GOODS! Worsteds, Real and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Lace. Passim entire. Real and Imitation Hair Goods. Drc«« and Cloakmakinc IS ALL TUB LATBST STU.ES. FIRST CLASS LIVERY STABLE! JUST RECEIVED AT 0RN0 STRONG. WM. VENN. PaorEix-rotu THE AMERICAN ORGAN Boise Bbos. THIR T H. LEE. U. Deputy Mlierirr, Again in the Trade pay the Highest Marku Price for little mivunderstanding larf Friday night. ’ ' w>iich*waa aettled before Eeq. Chipman on Harvey Cdrtiss. of Grass Lake, Jackson County, was killed Monday. Saturday, by Bill paying $7 and costa. —Union Thankarivin^ .rr.ie,. »U1 hChopping at Rose Like, OH the un . L•wlU*LwinJbe I Indiana road. A limb fell to the — Kmomm Oil, Mkhlgan Test, 20 cents •. . •, \ i sround, . auuneo o! 30 fee., eni.h. er gaUen at IFMLr .t McXamet- Botsx Boos. M FLINT, I world respeetfoUy Inform my friend* A few days ago, David Patterson. MoNamea, of Marshall, has invcsl-• of Spring Lake, while attempting to —aWrnh lot of Izmona at 49. aov'eral pairs of Aylswonb's ti.2A horse' loosen a bolt, had his arm broken in —The Criebraied Detroit Us tier Creek ort blankets, disposing ot them very readily in1 two places and narrowly escaped with his life. ■ ' only 8 cent* per -pmiul, *1 ffW * MeNamet. — Preaching at theCbristmn Church next Mrs. Lucy Stevens, of Manchester, Sabbath morning and evening by Rev. P. aged sixty-one years, was found dead W. Sinks, of Pittsford, on exchange with in her bed on Saturday morning last. The cause of her death is not known. the Pastor. — Rememb.w Dr. Hitcbcoek, the new John Roberts, of Grand Rapids Dentist, visits Nashville every Tuesday. , went on a deer hunt to Mayfield a J. Wheeler’* Beaidsnea.ia completed. | few days ngo, but be has mysterious-. a W. Walrath, north Main 81. brick-laying. ■ ’ 1 ly disappeared, and it is feared that — Oysters. Crackers, Candies and Ci_W..D.ril^ .nd Al BMe.r hvl ,l^h« b”n kill'd 01 Im‘ in was holding the other boy’s bead on the block, and h id already struck him * b-ow, cutting quite a gosh. 4 AINSWORTH & BROOKS, gits k McH Nambs Q. D. Grocery. Weits axbs*’ C. 0. Holte. llrtti. pLEMENT SMITH. . U L.A.-MTYRR. ATTENTION, ALL! G-reeting A three-year old child of B. J. Vencklasen, residing three miles east cf Holland, swallowed a wooden toy wliistle Nov. 11th, from the effects of which it died. . Pocklington, who shot Jacob Cheever, last summer in Tecumseh, has been on trial for some time past nt Adrian. The plea of insanity was eniercd in his defense,Litt on Satur­ day he was convicted and sentenced to 10 years in State Prison. He is now over 60 years of age. * P****** w»t«sf'X» onv pUre tn the vtlkacr. TF. A. AYLSJVORTH. On Monday a man named Riley fell from a load of bay near Pincon- J ning, and was killed by the wagon wheels passing over him. 7 fBT Buy Centennial Coffee of IFhtte A Rvv, E. L. Kellogg, Pastor of tho M. E. j , . .... . । The ladies of the congregational -The Musical lasutuu. which has been gocie(v of Port Huron have reached in progress here during the post two weeke j (^0 ch'mnx in novel entertainments, Ton wfll clove this evening with a concert. I^t I The one which they are to give uext y buyit« af IFhitc A McNamrt all th* lovers of good mudc attend. Ad-»Thursday evening consists of music — Stationery line* complete at mission 25 cents. Children cents. —15 'r— and a menagerie. The minister will Botas Dxoa. undoubtedly be the lion of the party ■Qg. Give tn a ••chaw" of While A Mo—Mr. A. B. Cooper has onr thanks for a A flue, used for carrying refuse basket of excellent apples, anj a cabbage shaving* to the fronnee of fhc I\iIl­ that weighed 22] lbs ; alsn t= M. U Bur­ Bitnviitgs io iirv irunnce oi xuc XTjif ia generally aold for $1.00. man C.vr Works, at Detroit.exploded S0U Another now arrival of Buck. Calf dick for a large pumpkin and squash. The last Thursday, and eleven Dies were and Sheep Mittena nod Gloves bought for cabbage is the "boss" of the season.. seriously burued.and scalded. 7Two. Peter Senrinck and Geo. Meridan, caah lo oril lew than regular jobbing rates —Brit Hong and Ed Owen aro having a have since died. at Dnufhcrty'a. big law amt over a well. It appears that Tuesday, as the train was passing — 6 bars of good aoap for 26 cents at Hoag put down a well for Owen. H did not WMle A McNamtt work satisfactorily and Owen refuses Io ।! Hammond, on the G. R. V. R R , a (little l>oy attempted to catchon to the — Malcha warranted 300 only 7 cents per pay for iL The suit was tried by jury berear of the beggng" car He slipped box al White A McNames’ C. 0. D. Gro- fure Kaq. Chipman, Tuesday ; the jury dieand fell between the rails, both cars । passing over him. By almost it mir rw,ffh acle he cscapfcd unirvjured. Thursday. blanket tai A vlmrrrth'k. Cornelius Quirk, in the employ of ths Detroit de Southwestern Railroad, fea at Boise Boos. Ode«sa, killed a chicken by chopping off was severely injured al Ypsilanti. all our goods to be first | its head. The affair was witnessed by. ftt» Nov. 12th, while coupling cars. His or mcney two boya. A few minntes after entering leg was broken twice, arm and shonl «t Afc.Vmncs. the bonae Mr. Rrokawheavd one of the boys der once-each, and besides he was hurt internally. He cannot live. J Nashville, Mich., Sept 10th, 1875. । hand. kl~1« of wort in ihc Btock-nlib B. RA*SEY, Drayman. Goodsand A SAD THOUGHT! KOCHER BROS. Bitgoods old stand, NaahviRe, MJak fa acknowledged by all lesuling musicians 70,000 NOW IN USE. New Styles Have baen introduced thia aewaon which Mirpau anything ever offered to«he public. Every Instrameai warraated. All kiaiU of . FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE! APPLES. APPLES. I will pay the bigliast mark­ Taken aa payment. FOVID timi STOOLS AID IMSTRUCTIOK BOOKS Kl Pri“ fur WiMter Ap/df** drlverecl at the di? 7*^ pot i» Nashville^- 43-1 DEAD A. J. HARDY. .Tlh of Groenvillp, w», « desperate rharaeter. Os tJ.nL , Sixteen months ag) we '‘bung o<ir baa- fHSt J* llltlClit(11 Af U81C, nijioet a c’Sgh U saw 7 A am bnaiiMM ia Nashville. Since than we 1K4 blarno Sprague, IANHVILLE! ity mail • vnmpU card.: gan Connly. feH and brokp h”» right >d. <miai.»g <>»< each “ti knee. The lad was not faiod unlit ■ber*,.« rreript <rf twruiy evening, and waa then almost dead in and cold. them, 'though they tnnater many a score. XashviUr. Kite. W. H. KtCBEB k Sr*. • ■*- tn WW ■ •Urt> tkc uctn# Gao. R. FLEMING1 �tafar Oiitvta Steticm, twrarty Mdfas fr— Muakogac. on* day hw& waakTand boraaaftfr. Sa<-. tnrting WM unable tecwnply.ri tee time, tlx holf-brrad kilted him and another white man auori a—y, . . st OUT prewions time—better tluto in toe -L—oariifarof toettraten.Uhkx ’ sixteenth and aevcntecaih oeatarHw, bet­ Tdegrapfr Company, at a Broadway atetioa in ter th— iu tira ha* dartiuy, nr in the New York, has bees hiand to be a defaulter to early part of the preedut oeulnry. the amonrrt at *Sfi.0O6. Ha took tbo money Tho gnM—esa af actino and txwraenerai to Imy stock#, thinking he would be #hJc to' pay it bark by MMCeneful fqxculaikMM*. bat | —X B.muhi paper publishes a fist of frilurra of language whisk suited toe taoto of roaOl n,l«. t .... m -l.'*4 MW qUmst gmaaratia— have given way to -fl^ha# bee*l ahown that «rxCotamfaeioucr allowing i.tuetJrai i* tbeltet irret jjbeyArS^te w-iiu-toia* better. Plays which are open­ Ikmgfara was cfft ml a diancu io proceeil from ' ' WO.OW ‘to *200,000. . ly ioMaoml hare d—ppeared, xml those agaliHtt the BL I/>ui» wbteky ring in 1H72, but —Tiio London trfeadptaffn market fa dull at heglrCtrri Iodo «>, riUi.cr 'thnpigii timidity or praoant^gying tarntfayorabM worttrar, which' vrifach wink al VMS, ar trMs with it, per­ dtahmiraty. lf«. was amoirg tho ffint of the h*»i jtnj^at Arid wort. The r.teeka of forttga ; fail under the aoourgiug at surfers crit­ . grain# oti Baud are large, but iffiouM the wrntre ’ ics. We hare any quantity of imlx-cile —A young colored girt, white teing married * ibrwteii to prove long and severe «n advance ; plays, sliiMtood pbya and winmtional to a man named Brooks, at St Maiy'a. Mo., | in pricto fa iradictod. . ; plays; but Father McGlynn was right in waa alire at tbo altar, cue day last weak, by ' hix reference to tho higher virtue of the a dfararded tever. Hie girl died roon aftermodem atege. gling clothing frnai* China, where the fioratt wool— fabrim are aun»rwnglr cheap. The scheme was to pordiaae. or have manufactured in Chins, tint fimrart of broedcioth and other expoosivo fob­ riot, to ahip them oil the steamer, and a few hours before tb<- steams arrived in port to call tho Chinamen togethe r, take off their native clothes, and drew# them in the fine clolhee destined for the । American market. Upon tl*e arrival of j the trteamer, ti>c newly-elothad China-, men, hundreda in number, weru nurched to tlie stele Ural waa to profit by the । imposition, and stripped of ovcrylhiug they liad on, and the clothes thus re­ moved were placed on tbo shelf, and, of | course, ilia merchant could afford io , Bc-U them below any Legitimate dealer. 1 ■ ..v V- twwrrat. Bvootui widfaa t*» ysara. tlm ramiM at o—wt<k-. but hit phyrwtena mk bupofa! of hfa rwnvory. •-i'l a — figiu Wwreu United Btatra troop* and # LAiri df (JwTnnnra. near Fart WBl'ae-, Kan., -two willfar* wore rejsnted klliel. but s'party of tbo hmki wtlil# oat bnuting l*«i week aa— a#*— <— of too repottail dmd men ubomkI Itemhanll, wandering about, tho frArie amt rirncaa famiriied. 'Al toe time • f lbe fight lx lo#t lifa b«#e. but managed to hkte in the gras*. H* had * fight of ton bonra wttl> two Inibana. and at 1— l>e> I tbcw off. will bring out the evidence of all the partis-Judge Chao. H. You Brunt, of Naw York, ' , Th* girl d tim period, aays the Boo­ fraud, however, and when the next # broUxr of the Van Brunt who killed Mower uot prevaxwly ezamino-1 in tbo Beocber trial. Among*those who will testify aro Mr. and Mra. ton Globe' te Polly Tick*. t i fAeemer onnto in the inspector* asked RicUardk Mm. Cady Stanton, arid Mi»* Suean railroad, provided tho eertern tenninus is made { Vassar girls believe in a fish diet for thc-mBclveH whether no many nteerage ■‘*—€1118 QFTA 8TOOS. B. mm—y. ■''<"!TH passengers could afford to wear such fine —The BMumtiou in tk. Loma last week was* —An B^nx-ment having been enterv l into , Hlrengthening the brain, and they tberedotting. Tha dedakxr wm wry arbi­ the oonvicttoti at Col. John A. Joyre, a promi­ by ths trunk HneaftM# Ifew Tbrt to the Wort ' fore eat a good eel at every meal. nent member of the whisky riug in that unction, 'to advance the ratm on freight, a ntnafair of Carl Scnvnz has written a letter to ' trary, but it wm right. The clothing who was found guilty of complicity with frauds W^rfarn #!lipj*«S have .prapjfaed to patronize a friend, in which us states that bo has i was stripped from them and oontlscated, on tin- lie venue Department kn-l eoirttuceil to i tlx Battiwcro and Ohio Ctorepony onlv, if it will I decided to permanently reside in New ' aud since that time there ha» been no ef­ -yr—Cite w, It fa said, will retire at an , ., , rtriy aiy. .- ’t’be genflransn fa wraltbj, and tlx jmprtaanmeol ir>, the Mfao^uri Penitentiary for maintain a rrapnabiy low.ocbedalc. fort at smvggling in that wny. _ —The laaffing E«rt"and Weat line# Of railway j York city. proB«ure of private bminma' ce-nd# hfa time three an 1 a half year#, in addition to a fine of •3C1X Hfa fail kra hail » demoralizing effect t have advanced tl»e:r freight rat«5O per cent, on Kirg Oscaa, of Sweden, Imving pub­ upon ottxr jwrtitB edndernod. although’ any ter- ’ t' ooe.lately prevailing, Tlie rr—ma fivan are lished a volume of his own poems, on 1 timouy be xftay l.eroafter give wDI not be etod- ■ that the ratra were nnmually low, and that in ' exchange, protrets agninat this flux of ’oh j — A n»ame of the operations of tlie govwrn- , iblo according to the laws of Mtoaoari. ’ order to do k paying bufaifaM ap incriiuan wa# 1 nieut again*t die whisky ring al St. Louin ' -t>a Federal Grand Jury, at Browuarille. ,»««—ry. asi^jpetry. .7 >1 j f T | J / ofcowv. that during the last three yearn about i L.... _ __ A Logo epitaph in s Vermont town I •5,000,000 has boon stolen by the guilty ra» I Tax.,.*aport. *al-lW,fi00 head of rattle art | concludes with the following bit of brag:' stolen annually by Mexican marauder*, and i FOKKKIN. . lira. Tito l^ypraty ouixo-J will bring $500,000, i wlpcli. together with tbo forfeited bonds of; that in a wetion ot territory COO . milra Jn i —The native hlrtete have rrafatod the an- “ Htatnre, about 6 feet; weight, 200 ; 4bg,B(itiah nfiafa^a-ha Ux, Vqaibi pounds; Drath has no terrors.” dfatHtaa ami gadgent, brings tha Treasury De-' length Sni V>0 inllo# wide, from Browueviilo to , thorjly partmsnt aliont •1.250.000. Chiaago and 'MU- !11‘oxwyvor, tlie American ranebera have been | iM ltisns ut eL . A st'in-KRHANVAN pnarage is being con- , । ordered to leave their home# on )>aui of death and Penang, Singapore. India. >fa. ^Irto/tlje wankeo will -—Use like amount#, making th# by M#xiesn xaidcni. , . | Mln'ster Jteeideut, wm killed, there Home time stmetod Iqidi^g frQm .tbe County Jail j —atixens of the Creek Nation, alarmed at i oinee. and tbe Mabry Princes are rtrivisg to in Indiannpolfa fo the new Court-Howte, ! liad theib teen no prosecutions. There will the number i>f murder* ri oenily committed, drive tlie British out of the country. through which the prisoners are to be prolwWy be 100 convictions in all. have organized for tho porpooe of ridding the 1 -OUi newrf. rereitoS"at D6ti£ fa'i^ Uxi’ -TJ.o brig Palo Allo recently arrived at New taken. YSrkbrirging four of tho crew of the brig Nation of 1*wipes character# generally. TUoy effccftlxt two l»ng# aiid foar schooner# were The Erglfah government lias admitted liave already raptors.! and killed tiiree notori-1 lost with all on Loartl daring the terrible hurH-lenfl. Ihch. whkhwoa lest oo Daraoa Key, I oaa thieves and murderer#, and are in hot par- I rirane which recently ratfaed rtrfflbch damage a Swedish I.icutcnant to the flag-ship of We often see a large stock of cattle off tbo cos* of Cuba; Sept 25. Tbs Key fa go al Jacmol, Nsvmob. Jamaica, a»i Ku Iago. the Obannel- Squadron, nud a Japanese i rhich do uot seem to thrive, anti come out uninhabited rack, aad the kailara hi cxplonug i suit of Olbera. - Moro leltera hare bora received, franfitan- naj-al ofHcvr to the squadron in Chintee •springpoor." all for want of something to found tlie hunkcu hull of an iron vessel riMM ^XD CddtUJ.TJ». ifMc4n iX’eUo-; tart tlwm in the ngbt direction. Ono dollar’s and the bodies of four veamou, evidently forth of Nteridau'* Cavalry Condition 1'ow. I - Aoeonnte are received from Sou Francfaco ination of tlie shores of the Victoria Niyaoza. waters. l-r». given to such a stock occasionally daring of a terrible steamship disaster on tbo Pacific They confirm Speke's view that the groat lake Bears are still troublesome in Oxford —Itecmiiing for the Spanish army in Cuba ia count. The ateaxur Pacific, .bound from Vic- fa one body of-watar. aaA‘ no* a'fciriaj'tA small county, Me. Ono of. them chased a being carried op ia Ney York, Fifty screw of 1 toria to San Francfaco. foundered forty milre lake#, a# held by Dr. Id ring#tone. land and *100 In gold is the bounty offered. tradesman home the other night, and south of Ope Flatten*, and the pwoiengcro and —A large section of territory —111© gale lliat'deitroyed part uf Galvrston crow, numbering 108 |ierwoiia, with but one ex­ a sscoud nai detected robbing n longing to Khokand has boon months since doupenod tbo liarbar sev­ ception, worn lort. garden. Tbo solitary aunrivor eral feet, so that ooein steamships can now Coated on the pilot-boox for tiiirlyxlglii The French government hu decided that 1 A dot (unknown) too other day sei lie alougnidc tho wharves sad unload, instead hours, and was finally rescued by a sailing. too Pope ia no longer a temporal sovereign, Arc to a bundle of straw which a poor of using lighters, as they bare hitherto had #nd bu no right to grant titlee. . " map ww carrying on hie back in Troy, —'She nteamer City of Waco, running between — Stanley found a King in Africa who han —■Judge Boremau, of Balt Lake City, bos do­ New York and Galveston, was burned to the and toe utsti WBSimvcrely btflned, though odad that a Mocmon Is a competent juryman watexa edge, xm Monday night, Nov. 8, while 1000 000 eubjocta and 300 wives. Hi# royal not fatally. in a suit <jf a^ion-Monnon against a.Mormon. anehonid off tlie latter port. Tlwrv was a higbnwaJrcato-J tlie explorer to.» uayri re­ Rxuoious intelligence in the Memphis No evidence Lao Iremi given to show that such storm raging at the time, aud a heavy rolling view mi Ixko Niyauxa, when eighty-four cfcnoc* jnrymeu iu any ce>to liave bran Uwtructed by sea. Tlie posrangem fad crew took to the maneuvered,.each propelled by thirty oanuucn. (Tenn.) Apiveal: ~ “Her matchlcwi and —By an explosion of fire-damp in a Belgian their church- aulliorities as to the venlict they boats in tho darknera, #u<! it is support#! were perfect figure was a model, and never colliery, a khort time since, ten men were should render. shown to so much advantage as when she I blown out to sea or swamped, an nothing Um killed and 100 injured. ‘ , —The dally prow rootns to bare almoat been since been learned of their fate. The etcamer —Heavy ami inocraaut rains prevailed in En­ knelt for baptism.'* given up to the description of dfaastera at sea, i carried a crew of thirty men, aud her jaawugland aud France la-t week, and largo sections The family man who doesn’t expect at bo numerous are they and so frat they fallow ger Ifat. numbered twenty, of whom not a of territory in both countrice were flooded by least fourteen of his relatives to help i soul fa-taiown to have readied shore. The tea ruing riven. count of the wreck of too bark Toronto, from wm running ao nigh at tlie time of the disaster him devour his Thanksgiving turkey —There were mutineers among tho crow of Glasgow for the West Indira, all too crow l>e- I that no assistance could be rendered by the the Britfah ship Lennie, on her last trip to tlifa can't feel one single throb of happiness Ing Irak own one Antonio Maximo, a naiivo of voaeela lying near by. There fa no reliable in­ in looking forward to the 25th. ManiUfa, who war picked up by a pa^ng vessel formation io be obtained aa to the origin of tbo The Graphic announces that Aium and brought to Now York after bring in an I tire. Borno tliink the ship was struck by light- they rebelled and killed the Captain, mate and boatswain. Six of the crew, who were Greeks. open boat for twwuiylflve day#. Ho managed I ning, anil, having a considerable quantity of Dickinson has accepted a theatrical en. to Hp1 qte onch Hah and bird# aa be could j oil on board, tlie flames could not be extin- ooeajwM. The remainder were captured. gagen»e^ «pd wiD ajiprar under Driy's —King Cholera lias interfered eotnewtiat calcb. and when found waa insensible. Of the i gufabod. with ti.o programme ruarkAl oat tor thff Prinee monagwhent at the Fifth Avenue, New re—indar of too crew, aoveu wire drowned on i —Tlie California steamer Parffle, which was York, about the 1st of January. drat taking to the boat, and six fiUrvnl to death lost recently on a trip from British Columbia to When you find a New Hampshire wo­ San Francisco, waa run into by a vessel under . --Item# time biDee the Cliicago Board of Rd. t full «aiL Another of tho butvi vara haa been man who doesn't believe that a mustard uoation ordered"that tbo .reading of the Biblo plaster will cure any and every disease .p <™ . ™n. »b» ~r> iLi. I b,„ MnunOT1 „ tc omittw! in tbo relrooto. It has now. by a jurf «mrU outer a»n1 lo^.hloT U» tor fa. rnank-r vl U» in the calendar you will find a curiosity I vote of 11 to 2f xflftrscd to rracind that action. r.n irtfaool olufaK .ov J-|-Uo<». n.. l<— oI ljt c^ui,' , „,„w«r ol greater than tho woolly horse. —The annual report of tho Commiwuoncr of cf life waa more acrious than st first reported, 1 — the General Land Office fa a valuable public | later accounts placing the number at 200. PiETito Vaima having killed himself —A tidal ware ten feet high swept np the document. After iftstlng the transactions of | —Tlx Oceanic House, tlie principal hotel on and thus become incapable of producing tb«<tepan—utfer tl»o year, the fi-]x>rt pro­ [ Star labnd, one of the aboofa cluster, off Now Parrett river, la Somersetshire, England, last any more paintings, tho public suddenly week, bursting tlie lock.gates at Bridgewater, ceeds with a general disciuiotonof the coud‘tion Hampshire, waa recently destroyed liy fire. sinking one voesel, and badly damaging twenty discover tlntt he was ai master and bid of the-publie-ddmaln. A recoenmendatiou fa | together with a number of ooUageu. Ixxa enormotw prices for hi* works. made that all tho Umber landr owned by the about *200,000. The hotel was insured tor | -n^nt floods ir. England, France, and IregoTtmmont bo opened to purchaser# al a min­ A New Jkrhkt Italian stabbed axwo•143,000. ]WJj tarro done imnwrl4c damage. ThooWnda imum valuation, and thus be placed under pn-Knoxville. Tran., one morning last week. ! o( uaar Diibfin. Ikmtoguc, Itocraed man who awM'rted that Clirurtophcr Co­ gaanli«imluj>. Under tbo present uyateui exixrienced the hevvlael alioak of earthquake I port.-were aahoerged by Uigh tidw ond lumbus loved onipus, mid thus wns a liasc xn upon th— lauds are fast atrip- I ever felt in that section of country. It lasted ’ overflowing rfrfan. blander on a good man nipped in the ping them .<rf limber aud rendering tcu •ecouda. causing building# to away. ! ~TJ10 Tnif. ha've Stained i seriohs delraF bud—and the nipper put in jail. them practically vaJnelesa, wliile the govern­ -It fa now rendered probable that not a acni in Herzegovina, lacing SOO to 1.000 in killed. ment derives no revenue from them, and Liars do abound in Arizona, or else WM saved from the steamer Qty of Waco, -London recently suffered damap" to the the cocnfry adjacent Buffers from droughts buruedHiff Gelveaton. extent of *5.000.000 by the .welling of tho tliat is a Iwap of a country. It seJnns capraid by wiiolreale dermdaban. The repeat Additional partteuiora of tho disaster to j Biver Thames-tlie highest tide on record impossible that one man killed ninety aJ0 cjtaksw-ajho practice of extending sur­ tho rtaamer Pacific are furnished by telcgrapli, , there. ' wild geese at one shot, but an Arizona vey# oyer acrlhhw lauds, and recommenda and are to the effect that ahc collided with tl*» -Six peraons are reported killed, and twelve paper aaya ao in good black ink. that ouly those portion# of Uie frontier bo eursldpOrpheus, tlie Captain of which hailed tho I more ar lev#.injured, by a colLeion on a 8y«dveyed which ere attractive aud i>rutlt*h!e to nteanM-r and asked her Captain to stop until he 1 fab railread. '' It is a remarkable year for rattlesnakes ■ ' ‘\ v\ nctilcra- Tbo Commfasiouer also rocommanda ■rc”,*l°<*. u“ iy.1 !u to.J'?) -«~k curtui™.App^. b„. p«i. in South Carolina. The Columbia Merthe adoption of the plan of public rales hereto­ UAp:wlU»r^«^^faW.;Urk.’tomlu,,port.u, mfaaiona- ald has never heard of ao many in that fore practiced, but now abandoned. He thinks T* "P' “* | rtm fa.J mfa. .„d indt. region before. For a novelty, they th*t Alm yre-empttou fa^» ahouM be refiealod, jI, nlto'r mirvivrss will hs hmtiiivI ... get into the etablre aud bite Ute mnles. auS 'tlie homestead eyntem bo made I be —The ol.l National Hotel in lawrauce, Kan , * ■ ■ ■ 1 only method of acquiring title to agricultural Jkffkrhon Clink who lives near the »can# of many lilitoric cveute in tlie* tuz 1‘ULl‘IT J.DD TUB urdOB a': Th. Bar. S. Mrfllrna. . l«uliag Ctt- Wythville, Va., is only three feet six -The Jury in the Ward will c*»c, st Detroit, Tcrr.tory, won destroyed ty tiro,- Dnrtur to* 1 ,. ..... -«r . . « . . inches high in his tioota, which are No. failed to agree, and were di»cbai..ed. It has <U runua.aa.1. I. In, 01l»Fn<«tor NrwTark, ra.afa.tea a. .a been ai curtained that they stood eight fur be. Iquartcre. Il was a wooden building. »u.l • nxx-nt iqxiedi concerning the drama 1 Is. He is 70 years old, weighed twelve breaking the will and four for t attaining it valued at bu* a #mall amount in money. { that the church was once the ally and pounds at his birth, and now weighs 'lid# will nitccraitato another trial or a comforty-seven pounds. -By ths wreck of the EngMto skip Cal frh-nd of the theater, and that onlv when promfac, as the property cannot be divided unHhicks ‘nude in Japan, and (laying cutra. on are— Iris —r Hakfax. ra« day surrendered to immorality di<l Iraea ofcnlict for the will bo obtained. last weak, twenty-two of tbs erow and a lad» , . ".. , twenty per cent, duty, are now imported —The bogus claim biMintns ia attracting the ... taai Tb. CkpU-u .,jl“ U“ ‘ Best in the World. WARRANTED FIVE VEARS-^ rmcniwtnwgwtTMSr AGENT# WAMTCB. I AffltSSg 810 to 25 OnlyThinkoflt 48-COL. WEEKLY IEWSPAPER Will bo sent three months, postpaid, for Twenty-Five Cents. Address CRAMER, AIKENS & CRAMER. Prop's of Weekly Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wls This offer open until Dec. 1st S1O«S5OO£ riwr,Uita« and at#—n— at at> 8EMT FREE ON A POSTAL GARD The OkteU Murillo# la Amvrica "A PaawiUM C«n«n»o." Tar Mownwo < will 1«- xirwn to «-r-n GIVEN AWAY ATJTrrvLLi $15 SHOT GUN Piano-Harp CABINET ORGAN. —There is now no hope that any of those on rffcht in tlie clergy to denounce immoral ‘ beard the il-faied ate#mer Waco ct>c#ptd aitb J ity on the stage, and it would be entirely the world in the cheepnetn and excel­ life. Hie body of Capt. Wolfe, an experienced proper for them to turn wholly against lence ot their production*. pilot and wtaini of Galvratou. hra been found U1(. lh,.Bt<.r if it w,.r(, intrinsicaljT or A uadi of Staunton, Va., who had —r where the .teamcr wra burrrad, and l.to , immorai, or if it t?mptod iUl secluded henu-lf from her relatives and r support era to vicious deeds or liven. friends for twenty-five years, was A. Moelhng. a Now York clergyman, who accumpaniod I.fa daughter on board the vc—1 tn Tlie theater should pe the school of vir­ frightened into sociability by a mis­ —In eprto of bar grasshopper aMirtunM. that dty, testates that the cargo woe comp—d tue aud truth, iu« well aa of artistic taste, chievous nephew, who slipped u mouse Kin— keeps np a healthy growth and <k vdUrgdy of inflammable oifa. He in tend* pro»e- intellectual culture and jxipulax amnse- into her room and closed the door on it ealtpg the oraen of t'uWaoofor toe 1— of meat. It is uot now, as it was in the lu» daughter. In a suit agaiiistn atwet railway com­ ancient days of Greek paganism, or later, —The rritfah aldp Aatrula. from London to pany of New York for damages resulting the United Stale*, wm wrecked near Boulogne, j in the middle ages, in Christian Europe, from tlie loss of all the toes on one foot France. te#l week. #adm»eonbc crew drowned, j an institution far Dime,worship or re-. 'by being run over by one of the cars, a ligifW fail’s­ 'jury has given s man a verdict of 8300. mental tragedies, of .tlxdiyxns, nor the , yr’ riie^oai k i# making mother effort to • mcdiieval niTatery plavs, would do (dr tons fixing the CfliriE of ’fa'itotin's toes at be admitted to Uw Krnate on the reawwmblmg , , w ““ u‘ ,ur |100 each. .r a,.,™. Wk..u.Ln.wu.,’, u“ ty and amnnera—festive, humorous, fantestfo ami gratrv^ne pl^-a, wml a hun­ dred kiuds—which giro Venous in life -•Ora firm of Haigfai. Hoyt A Co, engaged } “J ltft *»P*. in htJuran rhsxseter sod ita in the manufacture of bate and cap#, st New ■ vanities, which ftinimh recreation and Mb. Binux is now immortal. He ims been mentioned ip tiwfyfi Mall Gasette as a person wlicfei Mr. Chandler has WifeJ\^oA9. “ commended proceedings against” To bo sure, toe ignorant foreigucr wlio wrote • the article calls him “ Mr. Buck,” but the people of Europe will know at once who ia meant. ANN ELIZA YOUNG'S NEW BOOK. Th* Barnum of England ia William Holland, manager of flurry Theater and proprietor of the famous North Woolwich (isr* n*, <n tiw north bank pf Q*. Tbamee, ten milaa briow London Bridge. He now about thirty-flve year* of age. Ten years ago he wm It ft melter of a fortune of *100,000, gained by hia father in tha clothing tnate. He ia now radimated t» be worth tl.000,000, all of which haa been made by clew 1 management of plawH uf amusement. ELASTIC TRUSS A8THMA Sold by Music De&lcn Evcrywherp. CODEY'S LADY’S BOOK. attactiqn of the Washington anthoritio... u it to known that there to a combination of lawyer#, clerk*, and other persona in that dty who make agwdHvfag bj-fnrafehlng perjure J evidence in favor ofv theac frauds on the Treasury, startling developments are promised when the Attcrney-Gencral'# office co-operates with the Treure^Dyrtmeut after t!>s whisky twainwn u. J.nM,,,! .Ill lo ./»« follow UiU Iho *U«e ma* U.- hortik Benstof, and m tbfa body ban been rceoga!iu4 P°Ip>t, or that the Spirit of the % Mom. Tr«p»nw of Saratoga tot legal. Um- nsw Benator’# claims will bo < theater must be uutagoniatic to the spirit county, N. Y.. for tbo last fifteen. yaarx has strraiger than Pinchbsck o. The place fa a <Jo- uf tlte church. We find in Shakrarpiure's proved a drfa#'trr} *140.00*. U tbsaspnut “““ *ra .bmmw «.l onl, mUllcotul graimi, bat will amount to over •aw.fXMi. . .. »-• , .. _ ■ . b - no, fdlowii^ !■*.«.!. M—daw*!. “"“X- aJ U» «U«I «! «, —Toe watel.ma» in lbe Tecumseh Mill, at * — ... raau must be exalted and purified, as Fail Bivrr, Mas#., found an unknown man aewell as strengthened, by witneraing the errtsd hr tbs building the other night with |/erfunaance, if it be a worthy perform­ ance, at such drunuis m “Lear,'1 “ Mac -,Ths following fa Uw rote of Iowa for Gov­ betb/’ “The Tempest, , - - - ” or “. Hamlet” ernor. as compared with the last, election ftr But there ar.- meritorious playa of many the Name officer: other kind*, which the theater winely arts before tin. Tln-re sre Light plays of’ modera Hocic- BOSTON, MASS. These Standard Inttrumshtg � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-11-26.pdf.pdf a7a833c99f61863c836f1041c505c521 PDF Text Text Progveagfon. flrttqtr»gradtng WMMflT NO. 9. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26,-1875, VOL. III. • "Do you think May Appleton gnreoed his love 1" " 1 know she did not. We were cIoro b, and friends after Gordon lef ■ never thmrih ph^likM ^imXwi j knew he loved "her. She { to Tbaddeus Moore before she come tuotter. wi 8.1 0% if Xd»m to ba^00* “ A remarkable instance of femtaliama D»y. It can't lw Garduu Doane I" And yet whisperinglhia, Mrs. Moaro’a xud nf fokilarteBipt an tl|e|j^t of a peer heart fluttered as she entered the little • to lord it over his tenants after the faahritting-roora. A tall, handsome num roao i ion of hundreds of yeaxi ago* come, yhair mh! mild bite cy./; M r, and yet no less the country boy who had ly, among other honorable positions, that offered her silent homage tn her girlhood. of Cofouel of the WArt. Kriit Yeomanry. H*r hodford now and wealthy, yet as Th^ ‘ Eari became involved in a dispute humble standing fh.rte as the boy who found liimrelf opposed to a majority. had said farewell ao many jgarg egp. CSWXJTA JMGXCJTfr. | The following is rriated by the -Troy j friend in Chicago an amusing account of Preu *4 undoubtedly true, adding an- . her first night in Moscow. Hero are other instance to the many already re-' some extracts: "The terrible night came corded in ynof of the sagacity of Untrembling, and my (-yes ’ weK> double their HiM with exestem. ut. I sang my aged nine years, of Newtouville, a small couplets, which open the second act of Immtet in the interior of Watervliet, Trovatorc— and such applause j It wtot went into the woods in the rear of bis vol (Idem them). I had been told to obtained a tittle bag. bum hit mother at tending both hands, taining tlw» Princes and PrincesHca, hut and started off far the woods in high , ,‘*1^1, .Sp lopg ago!" she answered, Among the meml>era of the regiment for the life of mo I couldn’t tell which glee. As evening advanced he did not smiling. it wue, so I stood still as frightened as return, and ‘ his parents became anxious and went in rcarch of him, but failed to ‘‘Mta. Mohns"be laidqnMUy, Task Darnley estates. The Earl expected that a _goose,. and then,. in my misery, I bowed pardon. The sight of your face blotted^,Jfll of Mkwc would espouse hia cause, axxl first * ’to the ' * pleba.* ’ ' Horrors! Wlum I. find him. They continued their search ail day Friday, and on the evening of out all tlie yeans since I iuxw it last How that they would promptly follow his ex- came to my senses 1 ample and resign from the corps of which box. After the delirious scene I waa that day returned home tired and foot­ glad Hattie will be." Iw was no longer the honored leader. applauded and shrieked at until I thought sore, and almost gave the child up oh "Is Hattie here!” The event proved that he wm not far the Modoce were on my track, and then lost About niae o’clock on Saturday habiUsl by only one or two famflies, wrong in hie reckoning. The West Kent I bowed to fee wrong box again. After morning, as most Ot the rmndente of '•on taller than hm nneld. a <>p have a the taunlet were in Mr. Genoid'a. house the close of the second act we were called son also, your daughter tells ine. sympathizing with tlx- family in the low But though there was poverty and la­ out four times. _ By that -time I'knew ** k'es, I have two cildren." of their child, “Jack,” a large Ngw, bor represented there. Flyaway cotjrt Then from one commonplace to fcp titih bnt a ssagh^exa'ptiou. 'I^c Darn-: whore to bow; and I bowed my sweetest A caittau skylight—-The moon. ey blood <snxld aat brook each jfti insult to *fhe Boyalticw.* After the thuxl act fuuadimd dog tint hradiron on attache otlisr the talk drifted, tin IM font* How to learn " the ropes”—Get taut more earnest, memory laulrsasaarted igg as this, mi d'etre igLtwsy a Istterpras dis- I was recalled throe times, and after the of the Gcxxold- family since . he was a A obbat railroad (sfoenfor—Th^ amok[ honest homo where want of employment power, aud in simple but earnest words p(^0hkl to the father it th6;yotfog man mtire opera we went out six times. The mouth old, entered and aeatpqd uneasy, tied the bread-winners’ lionda, but there Gordon Doane told tho story of his toyc. whai|0d dccGnedfogi ve satisfactory proof second tone we sang the public was even and kept whining and barking at inter­ iug-car. vals. oFHk loyalty, fie ri-^ttemsn to whom ■ It ft the man with tight boots who ! was no insult for him, ' do complaint "In all these years, May," ho said, mure eut^uaivtic, and I liad to go out He was 'put outride the door for dis­ talks moat violently of the eternal fitness ngainst his just demands. And if the “I liave aeeu nokfiyje, J“Te’ beard no 'alone'in answer fo the cries of ‘Cary! turbing the family, and, after remaining of things. prayers of gratitude may help to wall a voice that made me for One moment wish soma divtincton.. Though ho had inf IaafoF f They 'called for foe dJohe the soul heavenward, Gordon Doane's name to fill your place in my heart, though I tiiirtytthnf .years rented a farm from tlx*. first night, ball do not like to offend there for Rome time, he ran into Mrs. Vermoxt conundrum ■ If oil things are | went up from many • lightened heart knew that another had won the love I Domfoy family, he had not resided upon my sister and brother artiste, so I went Scoville's house next door, and grasped a for tto taut, where do the rations for tho loaf of bread that the lady of the bouse that day toward that bourne. second best come from f bad. hoped to gain. I thought of you aa it for nome years, having removed to out with others at the end of the oj>era. ___________ ... me ,, by your marriagB, - j GrovAeud, til which borough ho is tho I winf out atone six tones, and such had put under the stove, and fan eff with GOltDON DOANE'S THANKS­ ' With all his generous impulses he wiw one removed from Fbom tiie journal of a Hengiiah tourist ’ jaiicio^sdd-'thoughtfid. and white ne and I prayedfor your perfecthappinrvw. present Mayor. To Mayor Luke, thext- shouting and waving of liate aud hand­ it in bis mouth in the direction of the in America: "’Talk habout their Yankee GIVING. extended present help to many a de­ But you are free now. May, and I can fore, tiie sixth Bui, cte., wrote, inform- kerchiefs! My success has been the wood. -Whim Mr. Scoville returned, his Doodle! Their national toon is tho spit­ "You will have to get along st the spairing heart, he alas took a list of offerjoutho love you never susjiectod.” fog him tli»t hi-vsouhad “singled him- event of the season thus far. You net wife related the incident to him, and he toon!” • ■ offioo without mo to-day, Harry,” said namca tor future work’ bo hoped to be "I more than suspected it after you': s$U out from the body of my tenantry th<7 tiinoght tfod nothing special could felt surprised, aa Jack had always main­ It^s said tlud there are more lies told ■ Gordon Duane, buttoning up his ores­ left Millhaven, Gaydraij tyir vy-1 -«-M» ——o* •to -----v — to which I nm come out of Yankocdom. When I any I! tained a diameter fox strict honesty. He ph*■« himself colors in the sentence, " I am gtad to see you,” nowivnot to Bo friendly. ” Th/ am on American they think I am from iu turn related the incident to Mr. Ger. obai ; "therois.no prospect of Smithfe .’Bis h«« fwenbott Was nearly over f<v yon, foNiwfog 1m>w lablxWt 'ss^ lojj than in any other six words in the En­ getting Abontaguin for weeks, perMpt *whfeh {he*Undlord knocked at iho door ydur heart frould be/ in the' roofii yo ?uld not account for the "extraor- South America, which I hasten to ex­ rold, aud that gentleman felt pretty glish language. r want' of good fueling and good plain by telling them that I am the Yin- certain tliat tlio dog bad some idea of months, and I ranit see about tliat teuc- ot "78,” second floor. Upon his list left, and which I helped Hattie put! A Baltimobb servant girl the other ma^t property. I wiidi I-wss well rid this floor was noted, "Mr. Moore, rights, I found a slip of paper foldodd .oxcepfou41je ground Um* Mayor koest of Yan^c^s, and that I was born where foe child waa now, and new hope waa inspired in ths family and morning tried that good old time-hon­ mother and sitter,’” and opposite the a Bible, and upon'it was written—■shall of it" tad "jmterod upon aposition and’ among toe rocks of di ar old Maine.” they waited impatiently for the dog’s ored plan of lighting lhe fire with kero­ ." Money-sinking, naked liis toltyou t-Mv Domic." _ 1 acne. Nothing has benzine of tor return. _ .M/M.vjsjr EgtiJHur. . *‘I’had'forgottiril* VJ“,J' # ~ nephew. > Finally he did return in about an hour, aince. i^vc j.wns ootmjd the .landlord saw at once that ' * Yes, and troublesome. I would liave " It told/qe vour pecreL . I loved my. He, ffeo hinted that tlie fact that Dake, <--A- ♦estaMs-.wbjtoXw-jQf bi^t degree, and exhibited the same nncasinww that Pkudesce; Very Small Mite—"Are •old it off long ago, bnt—" Anil Lf the -tha Ha»ta'!u-D wore people of reftae- husband witU all my-la*rl, And 4 often senior, had only been present 4# one of’ 'sail *wifhouf" a black hair upon him, was remarked before. After trying va­ you fond of augar-plums!" Lady—“ No, gentlemen hesitated. racnt, even if poverty compelled them to hoped that you liod forgotten your boy- thn.|dfelhl tenants* dinners in five yenra, nought and obtained the hand of a young rious ruses to attract toe family to follow my dear, thank you f* Vary Small Mite Mrs., Jlvcrett, his sister and Hany's set up their Lares and Penates in Fiya- ish loco in tho happy domestic life.you nn^BK his tone on the subject in ques- female fox who was renowned' for her him to the wood,” he finally started in —"IJhen, will you keep them for me, mother, spoke for him. wonld be sure to give any woman who lion had not been in liarmony with that per.wnal beanty and her noble coun^cQiri diroethm sHth more than hidf the please i" . ‘ “ But you thought a harsher landlord, An upon piano, a few choice plants, a loved yoo.” ; of the other tenants, might have had n-Mdenta of’toe hamict after him. He SpuitZHzni waa once lecturing on wliile be rmuin more money, would bring Quxaryiuagildod cage, » book case of “ But now, May I Now, knowing I something to do with tho sou's inkutiorthe betrothed pair could not ngree upon led tliem through many winding paths, phrenology. "What ia to be oqnceivod still more misery into those crowded wall aalrolad wJumns, aud aoma iu*ixuntil at last tfo-y reached a chestnnt as the organ of drunken miss I" said the iionses. Hnve 1 not gnemnl right, Gor­ pensivo but tagtcful ornaments, relieved yon are free 1". , ’ the militia regiment that the conduct of' Ibe kind of wHitf*r to be ordered for tha grove, and there they found the boy Professor. "The barrel-organ," sug­ don?" the rimpte, furniture. The ingrain car8to, put her hand iu his. both father and son was perfectly un- occsaioo. The parents of the bride lying under a tree with his left leg gested Bannister. " You are always right," was the fond "If my lave Dow can add fo ytair lisp- ; bearable, and that it had dearly been though) , it good ^fock .that^a shower broken. reply. “ It is now two months since my curtains white tis milk. pinesB, GfinlOn,1 it is ytmra’*’ *" , shown that the former was unfit to be should fall on the bridal procession. The Ax auctioneer, at a late sale of antiqui­ Tbc 1 boy liimaelf told the facts of the agent has been ill, and there luwi been A young girl, about 19, in a simple ties, put up a helmet With the following , ------... . , . . the tenant of his noble landlord. A& 'lnid<M£t>oSLXnd kls frit ads 0>iftdted to •• Sol oom. hom. ath«r I And >1 „ toko hm ,TOiwl A having their good clothes spoiled thus, case to our reporter substantially as fol­ candid observation: "Thia, ladies and no demand made for rent, so it is fully dress of blue woolen, had opened the lows : He was upon the tree, and shaking time far ine.to see shout, the matter. It door, and waited to heat the stranger's gentlemen, is a helmet of Romnfoa, the „ ... ' \ JiotifteiHop to qhil biolorm.-wliidi will, and to the damper which ' a rain would Evrnm looted up „ ter coU pTOnlwl, to , put upon their merriment. There was it with nil his might to shake off the lioman founder; but whotbsr bp.WM a will be a hard winter for the poor, and I business. torod the mttu.g.room^thU>«» word.. „„„ wbo to danger that tho match would be broken nuta, and lost his hold anil tumbled brass or iron founder, I cannot tell." wish to judge of some,of my tenants’ "lam Gordon Doane," bo said to her, “ Do you mean your unctet H» te whl,„ John st„„t BligK off, when a very astute old fox suggested. down, his leg striking the ground with ^wanta myself. By the way, Harry, in " the owner of these houses. My agent, ’“making up the bank money to-day, leave , v IBmI ol Dtenh^r, «teo»imuk-Z>o*®« a compromise. They-might have sun­ force. He .fainted, aud tho first thing Mr. Smith, is seriously ill from a fall, der," «aid Mra. Bpilkins, reproachfully, " Not all day. Could any harm have prcu " shine and rain together. Thia happy that met h» gazo when be became con­ out five hundred dollars. ’ To-morrow is and cannot attend to the business for me, oome U#.him V’ ■ - -------------- ------- ------. thought was rott ived »ith nootamations, scious, wjm tile dog standing over him. Thanksgiving, and tl»e cl<-rks and sales­ plied Spilkins. "Y’au’H remember even This was on Friday evening, and fhe " No ; I hear hia latch-key now." AlfCTEST times. andlhoonlet was given lidboKfingly} men aw to have a good, dinner, os well But while he spoke the color came and A quick step across the hall and GotIn the wardrobe of a Hebrew lady the tho bride's palanquin or norfmon was dug Dever left his side, but kept bark­ when I first propoeod, you considered went upon his noble, handsome face, me a pretty good offer.” ' . wan* to send a donation to the soup- and bis voice faltered like a girl's. For don Doane was in the room, his face re- most splendid article of clothing was the twmc to the houae of tor future husband ing with all iris might until Saturday A ranrr of Isdiie aiul gentlemen in diont, his lij« smiling in perfect con-1 turban, for tlioae who could afford it. with blissful ratisfaction on all sides. Tn morning. boune." , - . the face before him stirred tender Tho pangs of hunger the boy felt pret­ Keokuk were talking about theatrical The poor peopleiuul fo Ik «tigfi<*d with Japan, u sun-shower is called "The " All right, air. By the way, Uncle memories in his heart, and be read tent "Hattie, little woman,” he said, “ can i-winding a piadb af cloth rouiid their Foxes* Wedding.” In New England, ty keenly at this time, and he made on matters, when Fomwt’a name was intro­ Gordon, don't spend all the rent yon trouble there that movinl him strangely. you fix up rooms for a now family to- head and fixing it ns well os they could., lhe natives mysteriously re feark : "Tho attempt to reach some nuts that lay on duced. " The last time I saw Farreet,” ecdlect upon turkeys for your tenants. " Will you walk in and take a neat t” morrow I" ' The turbans, were of various colon, aud- ■ devil is whipping his wife, with a • cod­ the ground a nliort distance from him. ’ mud a pompous g *ntieman, who had been the girl said, in a low voice. "I will " A new family !” , wound in different ways ; aomeXif them When tho dog observed this, be started putting on all the airs of a finished critic, fish tafl.’”—Brook*, in Scribner fur speak to my mothdr.” ■»ff and returned in a short time with the "was when he appeared as Leah, the " My wife, my son, and daughter! I ' WCTO like a high tower. Shoes and stock- December. ., But when he had aoornted the invita­ haie found May !" loaf in his mouth, which ha deposited in Forsaken." And then the company got ugs were unknown, but so.es of leother tion, she hesitated, looking with her soft the boy's lap. He ate it with relish, and up aud ms>»mod. Hany gQui{x*d his uncle's hand with a were fastened with two uitcheta. The f‘My heart is such an old fossil, it is brown eyes wistfully into his face. quick, warm pressure, while Hattie, laities, who carried luxury into every de­ them became lonesome and began to cry. well protected. I should do! care to Am old man going down Michigan Beading there nothing to frighten her, woman-like, begnn to cry. The discoveries made by the explor­ The dog started off again end this time avenue, yeatentay, met an old msn going , [Dftrtmcjiandwfo>jtterappoacd, even in trust yon, now, bnt you need not fear she said : returned with his friends to him. The boy up, and the first old man called out: ing expeditions of Prof. Hayden and " May Moore! Oh, Gordon, I am Ao • Pfosent day, i" far from indiffer- | " Before she comes, I must tell you we glad!” cur to a nice, neat' iixfti or toelegant Lieut. Powell, during the past season, in was removed to his home aud a doctor "What luck to-day!" “The worst I ?ms g»e, and Harry, looking arc not prepared to pay the rent I "I tato» you would tel Ste i. . I*"! tbrir slioo., or relter MS- relation to the prehistoric age, will form summoned from Cohoes, who act the ever had," replied the second; "it’s rather wistfully after him, said : know," she said, hastily, seeing him widow, with two ehildrra, u »n item ‘“‘I “d tl,rir aid"** colored an interesting pdrtifk jot thejr report wounded limb. awful hard times for boneat beggars.” “Itis odd, mother, so soft and warm about to speak, '" that H is two month* ymnoldmUo.noorlUny.md.duogte-j'WW **‘£1 In his preliminary report to the Secretary " And the harder the times, my friend," a heart aa Uncle Gor*k?Q> lias found no due, but yet we are not ready. My us ol niutleon. Like * dutiful maauu,' tekl-r were <>l Ute Interior, Prof. Haydon- says: said the first, "the more whine ye must ______________ i»aituer. He is over 50, is ho not!" fxopzk rir afeica . brother w.is disc&argad from the houw " The exploration of the remarkable pre­ she asked their consent to bo my wife. Stanley, the Herald African explorer, where ho has Im-cjj employed for seven and they gave it. To-morrow morning, “silver a~* chains and rings, with tiny silver — historic ruins of Southern Co’orado, a your eyes, and where ye limped on one i n*** Trfcr to **» lat years, after the lauric, aud I lost more in glimpse of which was obtained in 1874, writes that in Urirni, at Suns, " we dis­ leg in good times ye must have a fever­ Hattie, nn wie, you ore are io to go io to ner, her, ana and a I wui will bells. Hair-nets and head-bands were — De does nol guess I know it. He was covered a people remarkable for their than half my music scholars. Mother Kodterrngte tor ^1 ot you to com. to S™* "»>”*■ Tb'' UU,'r *cre n“4“ was continued with great vigor nod sue sore on two tegs now."—Detroit Free about 19 when the Bev. James Appleton had not been oblig' d to do any work ex­ tte Church wtero Hkny urd I will roo t S“u »' “<1 *°rn nnd" th« “I oess. They- -were traced ■ down all the manly beauty, noble proportions and ■ r tame Ur 'MiHhaven, ««• country home, cept to keep houee, for some years, and nakedness. Neither man nor boy had yte. Mr. Itoydro luur ooteentod io1 Mtoudi.g trom nor. ou io tor olhrr. E»r canons of the Colorado River into New and brought one child, his daughter, she ciuxiKit xtow obtain it I anrvery m»ry u. Mtor to. »ce, urd -o will i ik»ye)l} Op,-c «rc told Mexico, Utah, and Arizona, and their either cloth or skins to cover his nudity; , May. 8he was > fair. «w.«t ^rijof 16, .Urate tern, to dilute, j Crm you Ik.'”’”®" ud cpmicctioQ traced to tfo< presold cliff the women bearing children only boosted educated in a city seminary, and more rrwlr oo «tert Betioe, dJ, I" ■eTO1 hundred atetel. ot gold, u>d w. re cities of the Mbquia of Arizona. Cave of goat skins. With all their phyrieal refined. and gentle than the coiuitty girls •'I win te it I eiv’igiil night We I “ ««ldoi»ily pul bi. dwelling* of curious architecture were beauty and fine projKirtions, they were w w. ^mww^ one month’s rent for you, Imt around us. I was cngagwl myaelf to not two/< the must suspicious peojite we liod yet found by am .Iter Uter. wu Oh!; «.TUl_Got-' b“J *hrOT 8h d ud rmuim, uwi. . .... s““1’ o,lhr _ • hundreds in the sides of the seen. It required great tact and patience your father, and it may have beim my „ w. T„„, i , .|, r, __ mites' you have found her, the I *** TO8S T,ttl 4JW. P«“ at; ! florgea, many of whfob were.manv nx own lor. Ute uwdam. /te* tol-d Ctor . ' ’?** P““‘°n bR*bW ~ don, io tthink ____ ___________________ , , lonlnt woman woura in tho too world. 1 f™»> "ter. . Tho ruin, at r— _ ^_.awB-; to induce them to port with food for our swocteat,i loveliest , ,10, th'“' ,T1'7 _ -8™'"11-? — don’s. But from tho flist it^eemeja), lagts were found on the plains, indicat­ cloth and beads. They owned no Chief, Um, it her Juitfter i. i bit lite her, I “Uld” af ‘‘J”*1 OT M “ J ““ hopeless affection. We were otpbawi, • - you do not let -her escape l>eing my । popular nng was the noue-rmg. The ing the fanner existence ot a people fur but respected the injunctions of the dry goods store. They will speak well for j' mind with a small in farm, and as M very nukmi rtn, aum BW poor MOOT as OS left nostril was pierced for the purpose, more nucMwotur ami much • more ad­ elite™, with whom I treated for permis~ I daughter, dangbter. too ■ 1 - i? we could lie and escape starvation, biln• bat tb<jy wire forced to reduce foo 4!'” r. FKOTKCT1OX AQAIXETEOFM. tl,„ non to pm Uiroagb tlu-ir tad. Tho B wm*U .warty •jMvagDteMAI vanced iu the art m; ...... vm._ • - — - * the number of employes." -*j Tfw...iiw — Whtn »I married, Gordon came to the A inventive phitantliropist in Chicago ntuiodod ot fte whole rotomm Hte * BrmolrUwj.rul.ronto their supposed dvscvndanta of the pres­ I»rrmi»sion was reluctantly given, and who considers it rudentM personified to city, after selling the farm and giving ent time. Hundreds of sketches, pho- food was begrudgingly sold, but we bore -No.dritei.^ktugwdrt,” tioErowU told It to >te, by tateMug, wear a vial-cork in his button-hole tied togxapha, phuut, tac., ware made of flint with this silent ho.-tdity patiently, and I " Will you ask him to call at this ad- ■ this very day, an invitation to a grand u,r 1 that he ; J crodingly large, so that they reached up would never aak her t-> share poverty 1 It may Um my power to help weddmg at the house of Mr. and Mrs. *bA™, , af the oxjicditiaa should change this and toil, and I aurrowed ■V=eulv when ; biiu employment," said Mr. 1 Gordon Doane. It is to lie on the even ' nng« wer mains, which throw a clear light cm their suspicion into hatred.” ------ ------------iBbodd M Of Thantagivink Itay, and the i WDrn 5 ehaiM oI flat‘ g^ ancient history.” /------------------ <»>u^ H^y E-rvU dS I hUfe^telb, or otel Un­ nor TO Hirt ’XJK. rue novxxa. bim with A card inscribed, " Hire i ' --------! kling bclla, worn round the neck. Mililmvt-n, after her Nellie Moore! A. Detroit citizen of mature years and : As he come out of ar Woodward avenue hall," " thia man waa talked to death,' . ...heart. caught . . a boy fa • tho .*. ad. of• '. fo* - A- *0... Tfobddcua Moore, and about din— covjmtKrxrr gkahak flove. kindly **«•' cth‘’r *ioy1J Nearly ah lbs flour sold in **«»•' P<*nuta off a street stand, “P U*e boys heard him saying In the liours that fallowed. Gordon Doane, with Um , a®pnt‘s fata iu. fox hands, was busily employed' visiting hia tenantaip (Hlywrerfonrt. B ooumried of a double row of snudl bouaeg facing each*other, nr a court leading from one of ths main streets the city. Some of those houses, In gifod repair, were in- Jiddlcwgoa. gmoteJc, whMteTbe^ .’.A .fcH ki «,l lor Mtokrnjiteu-fl«Dy. though I .lid [ to>g llri Un. ly - ; n-4• our -land- eiad tome for life I. ttenttel ““^^to^uteJ^wtateooutecI -U-i •jre.te.on vcrto.1 to otter Miport. tar tte put too;< literal" “ J~U“i.poiW«totoortoto wbito no.jrwhtohi "»»•»«■»“ tte poUc. raAta ■■SbUiu.: nrkl'hw:. It i» nutlitelyi Itetette totette »uu. Clordou Itrnne. Wald [ “Ikuow.te lora m... uul I know ; 1 mu tera low tey ... rite. Lri.teo, i if Noraubw uow. Ou tte te ot tarn- WeH, dU. I you know a boy wbo,o» IX quit H«’U -y quit U- danwl, jaix«niUwiU>K.raKotoH«™u(" aud lH go aud a» Tout and ten lulu a l>oor substitute for the graume article. w™“ 1H ahun thanks,' 4i of about Italt wbo **U| “ Seliuiae article mud "T — dred u^u”T‘’ dibormakbitwitaahamemill, orhi to marry mo, stick up . . .. ’ ’ it made to order by *m honed miller. who talks all be 1 come’unless they are spiked down !’’ fill the yard with vases ami statuary. ' It is stated by authority that up to the Ettte fuactfoe up .to latest accounts will aggregate prrae&t time General Sherman has re neariy 180,000. alixed ICiO.OOO from the sales of his lx»k. Drfro* M-ec/*««. telHgwmcosD I "don't �GRAND R. DIVISION LONG BRICK MA»D KATIDS rm TRUMAN’S ! ---------- AT THE---------Moly eftrr dnekieg he lay beak upon a st raggle. A patt snorUns examination was . held. The cause of hia death was spfojdexy. He will ’tie sincerelymourned by the entire community. Ho leaves no near relatives. The funeral will lake place on Saturday. CorivYiarjitTs.—The fiomptmllor of the Currency ad vises-*tbe refusal uf aN five dollar notes ou tho follow­ ing banks; First National bank ef Chicago, Ill. Trader’s Nattousl Bank of Chisago, lit. First Naiiaaat kik ofCwUn, III. Nearly the entire amount, of the genuine five-dollar notes of these banka has been with-drawn from circulation, and the Comptroller is desirous of retiring the whole amount from circulation, and all persons re­ ceiving such nolfe* are urgently re­ quested to deposit the same with the nearest National bank, or forward them to the Comptroller's office for reVernption. The Detroit Newt has a new dress, which greatly improves its looks. , Delos Fisher one of the.oldest res­ idents of Jackson died of dropsy on . the 22nd. At Grand Rapids, Monday. Hen­ ry Rawach, s young brute 14. years of age, was arrested for knocking his mother down with «club. E, Quinlan, the grocery man at Albion, who recently failed has gone into bankruptcy His liabilities amount to *8,000, with $5,000 assets. Frank Howe, a street car driver •n the East Saginaw city line, drop­ ped dead in the s'rtet near the car barn, Nov. 19th. Cause, heart disAl Bay City, Tuesday, Geo. Forseat was convicted of disfiguring his wife’ll face by [touring acid over it on <be night of Oct. I8lh, and was sen rtcnced to ten years in state’prison. DBT10IT. BARGAINS! Chas Murray, the editor of South Bend lieraid, was shot Saturday by W. A, Palmer. Murrav wrote an article, in Which he coupled lhe name of Della Bayless, a female-printer, recently discharged from the Herald office, with that of W. A. Palmer, a justice of the peace, and said that he had been guilty of CHANCERY OBD ISIS, criminal intercourse with her. Upon reading the article Palmer's wife left him, and Saturday, al tern on at two o’ clock the irate man m«t Murray up on the stairs and shot him, the ball going through the body, and lodging in lhe sidewalk below. At last ac­ counts Murray was alive, but his death was momentarily expected. Palmer was immediately arrested. The crowd at qpe time threatened lynching. Murray has been in Sut’th Bend over a year, and has a; host of friends; He was formerly a clerk at Washington, and was Washington correspondent of the Danbury New. In the evening following the tragedy a telegram was received from Wash­ ington, where Murray's wife now is, saying that she was dying of coot -ro t>>« llw ftwrrth.d for hia appmnuwa. sumption. . EDWARD A MoUKROOK. The standing army of this country (Ml) numbers, in time of peaoe, about 32,­ 000 men and ousts about $40,000,000 S. LEIBHATTSER, while the navy costs about $30,QUO, ■ 000 per annum. Pensions amount lo $30,000,000 per annum, and the interest on the national debt (now some $2,225,000,000). reaches the Outline nn*l Mnking Som In the Uteal ~ ........... sum of $111,250,000 perJannum, making the sum total or $211,Mu,000 ! This sum divided among on? estimated population, 44,000,000, would give to each man, woman and child of the whole country about $4. 80, and to each family, about $21,00 as their yearly contribution for the Please give me a mU. worship uf the god of war. And let it be remembererl that lhe whole na­ Mkh. Nov. Io. R UKB1! AUSKR. tional domain is mortgaged to the smuuul of $2,225,000,000 to be paid by us or onr descendents, or remain ns an incubus on the energies and rnter|»rise of our prosperity in all BLACK A FULLER, coming lime! And what have we in Proprietors. return for such an exhorbilant ex [tcndiiure f W hat beside a crippling ot energies, a wan Ion waste of hu­ EVERY DKJWRlPTioN OF man life, a waste of property, a cher­ ishing of the war spirit, and a fearful depression of the standard uf morali­ ty. as indicated hv a manifest incre­ ase of murders, thefts, robberies and lidentiuasaess ? ^.¥D NOTIONS, Ai well m RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! the following beet FAMILY MEDICINES CONSISTING OF Dr. Drake If- Drols Medicines, DRESS GOODS Pills and Grat* I Medicines, Electric Health Restorer, etnas NOTIONS, BEAVLK CLOAKING, for meet of the ilia to Business done on the square and itisfaction guaranteed. FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING, For IVIen and ’Women, I WHICH D. W. LINCOLN. I WILL RETAIL AT PRICES HERETOFORE UN­ KNOWN IN NASHVILLE! A Full Line of those Double Width ALPACAS, FOB, 25 CTS. TO SI A YARD. nr • JUST OPENED, 100 PIECES OF 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING FOR 8 CENTS. X MERCHANT TAILOR! Fort Wane, Jactson S Saginaw R. R. TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF Q A MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Boots, Shoes & Rubbers ce _ a TRAINS RUN DY C1ICAGO TIME. Goln« South. Which will be sold from 50 cents to fl less per pair than can be bought elsewhere. A specialty in GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS. GAPS, AND FURS, BEADY MADE CLOTHING! AND A LARGE LOT OF 0 3 IEH’3, YOUTHS’ fc BOYS’ CLOTHIR& BUFFALO ROBfS, UP ROBES & HORSE BURKETS You can be shown everything you want in MARBLE WORKS CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! My >1 Tea beats all the hobby prices in town! 37*” For further particulars inquire at the counter. TOMBSTONES An nnknown man was run over nnd killed by a passenger train ou ithe Kalamazoo division of the Lake Shore k Michigan Southern railroad Letweeu Olsrguand Plainwell, Tues- Twkkd's FatrirroL Wira.—They Foreign & American were married when the man was a Kalamazoo has suddenly come into chair maker, and they might have nosession of a great scandal. Dr, had a happy career haiT the former Satisfaction Guaranteed Finch has eloped with Mrs. Newel, remained honest. They lived in a and it is refined (hat her husband plain manner, mingled with mechan­ BLACK A FULLER. agreed to the arrangement. She took ic’s society, and were the parents of two boys and two girls, good looking her two children with her. CHAS. W. DE I AR AY, and healthy children. The 'era of Charlie, a 14 year old son of con­ meretricious splendor has come and ductor Nelson, of the Mansfield, gone like a dream. The girls are Coldwater A latke Michigan Rail­ married. Each had a diamond wed­ road was run over by lhe cars at Al­ ding, sod each has sunk into obscuri legan, Suturdsy night while trying lo ty and poverty. The two sons once NASHVILLE, MICH. catch a ride. Both legs were badly held fine appointments in the service crashed, hut it was found necessary of the ring, but they are now only to amputate but one of them. He lounging around the city ball. The died Sunday night. mother is in widow’s desolation. The Wm. Carryncr, the Ferrysburg illgotted wealth is almost gone. A teamster who committed a rape on million and a half has passed into the young daughter of Ecklinglon, the hands of her lawyers, and her was arrested Saturday He has husband is still a pnsonei. A seedy wealthy friends, and although he can­ and corpulent old man, is all that is not help being convicted, the matter left of one who has been aiderman. will no doubt be oom promised. The congressman, chair maker and law­ girl is not so badly injured as at first yer, comniisaiooer of perks, public sappoarwl. buildings and docks, stale senator, CHAS. W. DEMARAT The schooner Chenango was and for seven years the autocrat of boarded off Marquette at daylight. this city. The only redeeming fea turc is the faithful wife, who is ref Monday, aad the crew taken off. They were in a suffering condition, ducing hereel I to poverty in hepe o but all alive. Everything was thick obtaining her husband’s release.— >1I’m- E- C. Eitting-er ly coated with ice, and the water was | New York Letter. Having just purchned the stoak of Goods a fool deep in the cabin. The crew IBU A good fair full siss LADY’8 formerly owned by M- E. Stebbins, will managed to keep lhe stove aliove CALF 8 HOM $140 at Daughert/s water, however and thereby saved 9^ GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE themselves from freezing. The stern of the vessel stove in and she will Daughcrtv'i undoubtedly prove a total luss. Having just returned with a full aapCRNrrVRE MANUFACTORY! One day last week a Marshall man " When you see a young married named Watrrmu. went lo South man contemplating nobby carriages NEW Haven,'to turn a debt which was due with a calm and thoughtful eye. you him in that vicinity into lumber. He may reasonably infer his matrimonial mysteriously disappeared and was sky is bright, serene and a litUe son­ not seen until lhe 24lh, when his ny." But *’you had daughter” not be body was found on the beach, He loo sure about that. had some $30 to $40. Two .... named Cross, father and son, have been arrested (it is reported), and nut in jail, on suspicion that they put Daras saw's thanking the public for pail favors selioU continuants* at tha unn, and would Wutrrous out of the wmy. The body inform the public thal they will has lieen taken to Marshall. G. A. TRUMAN and MONUMENTS, The Beckwith Heater AV Fort Wayne- With Plttehurs.Fort Warm 4 ChUwru, Toledo, Wabaah A Wrrtars. Fort Wayn< Monde A Ctnrtnnatl, and CluclnaaU, Rlcbmom * Fort Wmt IL. Jroa l.. ’ l>*cctnher fa. 1S74. F. B LOOMIS. 1^1 and Oea'I Ma^f. 8. K. HOOPER. Urol TfcfcM AaraL Lee Bro’s JEWELER S OPTICIAN SPACE Clocks, Spectacles, $c. BIDDLE HOUSE DETROIT, MICH. tsr LOOK OUT FOR ANNOUNCEMENT! GLOBE HOUSE. PRICES NEXT WEEK HLLINEBY& DRESS MAKING MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER. David Chapman, a farmer residing at Hnro<> Station, in lhe township of Brownstown, concluded to gratify his wife nn Saturday night last. She had applied for a divorce in the Wayne Circuit Court, about two weeks ago on the groutd of cruelty and iasufficieot support,- ♦esulling FRESH MEATS. D. W. Liscolm. Naaavilto, Mich. . iIhj same meantime had retuoved to her relatives. On Sunday morning a neighlwx went into Chapman's barn 1 Dm. Photograph*, aad found that his wife had proatired a permanent divorce, for there lying 8 Ferrotype* far UXGLK umncn. GOLDSMITH’S are acknowledged to be the beet cutting stove Hryant in< nt'HINESB L'NIVKBa They are the only tove mounted with g n farter, Library, Diiiit, Office ad uine boilr irone. GEMEEAL FUNTUEt! They admit the largest chunk, of wood. They fire longer than other. Together with a full assortment el Bahy Cate aii Pobiilte• SOLD ONLY BY LADLES' ud GESTE' RESTAURANT. Where you will find a full stock of CAFFDiS AND CASKETS, .8® Instrumental Music. CASEK furnished U nrdes lartruetiMi g'tven *n Fl ANO or ORGAN. SHR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN- cur from ear to rar, and sk knife lying beside him. Copying and Enlarging respectfully call Uwir of about tely cut- COM£2 A.LXJ PATENTS. JACOB LENTZ & SONS MIRRORS.PJCTURES, FRAMES AND CARDS, BRACKETS, rut tide Hain St DUSTERS, AC-AC., NEW ART GALLERY! COME ONE! GIVE ME A CALL reagMy -------- D — AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I AT BOTTOM PRICK FOR CASH. West Side of Main street, Nashville, Mich. Ono, B. FLEMING. ATKINSON & HOE, • C. C. WOLCOTT? MICH. �FBR. CENT Wm. A_. A.ylsworth. Has commenced buninetn again in his Wew jtXrAelc Store And is bound lo sell for cash at the above margin. . Whack" thia swords‘r,ho gruel question* of civil and n>—John Dnris is building an addition to NO CREDIT GIVEN. DO NOT ASK IT, DRTO, Credit store* will aoooraruodate you at three times 12 1-2 per cent. Really it is a matter of importance to you purchaser* whether you pay me the above per east. or the credit stores from 25 iu 50 per ecul fur wailing from 30 lo 3fi5 days on you. Taerfore hear in mind that the prion* on our stock book io II.75. The Lakeside Library edition arn the lowest and based on cash sale*. I shall make a a specialty of » sent, post-paid, for cn!y 25 cents: The same publishers have also issued CLOTHIRG AND GEITS FURNISHING GOODS I MC. beautiful CeUulotd phOs for sriifidal teeth, Truly, these publishers have brought about the millentum of cheap literature. NEW ORLEANS MOLAS­ with their skaiu. SES utily 90 cents per gallon at UhUii McNama. DON’T FREEZE! ram Scarfs. Shawls, Knit Undereloth for the purpose of attaching paid by Donnelly, Loyd A On., pnb’a. Chi- Is complete at away down price*. solicited. Au examination of Goods and Prices is WEBSTER dr HOBBS. —* aye Ed. Oldfield Is Nashville, Mich., Sept 10th, 1B75. IF. A. A YLSWORTH. —The Nashville Mills are now ready far our critical tars to the agnoiiisg meledies the recent •• Spelling Bee" excitement all work that may be wanted. Thai new mania waa a good thing, and it undoubtedly engine works like a charm. evening at Union Hall, — A large stock of GLOVES and MIT­ TENS to be sold CHEAPER than al any other Mc-c in Nashville al ■ White Jk McNamee. ST OYSTERS only 25 cents per can al Worts A McNawes' C. 0. D. Gro- orders lately received for the cteetric clock. worth's brick. ’ ■ Ths clock In their oSca is running with say that whether the spelling excitement camo about through' the advertising efforts —Next week we shall commence the pub­ two hundred and forty feet of wire attached. lication of an original “ Christmas story,•' The battery is in J. L. Boed's cellar. which will run through throe papers. It’s their Thursday evening preyer meeting Ing that has helped to stimulate the wideto-night iu the new church. nearly a Speller's Vadc Mecum as Web­ Fnox Me. ster's Pocket Dictionary .sold for one dollar, and to'be had of almost any dealer in books. Methodist Church this evening. AU lovers White * McNames are happy to say that about three hundred illustrations,over eigh­ Nashville where GROCERIES are sold aa teen thousand words, b> ief but comprehen­ C. Miaeaer, deceased, will sell CHEAP as at lhe C. O. D. Grocery. sive roles for spelling, a largo number of words from Foreign languages, phrases. —Per announcement the Musical Institute dosed last Friday night with a concert bound in Morocco,with tucks and gilt edges. If not otherwise obtained it may ba bod by —The services at lhe Christian Church mail from the publishers. Messrs. Irison, next Sabbath will bo conducted by lhe paster. Morning topic, ‘-Unprofitable of Plainwell, Miss Em. Barney of Marshal. Blakeman, Taylor 4 Co.. 188 amt 140 Grand Street, New York, by encloeing to them the wen justly kneored by lhe whole audience. price, one dollar. was gay and cheerful except Mr. Chandler, Barnum, Williams aud Dr. Barber, who mourned long and loud for their Thomas Sept. 11th, al the residence of the bride's parent!, at Olivet, by Rev. Mr. Elmer, Dr. W. H. Griswold of Maple Grove, to Miss Nettle Galusba, The Dr. has returned to Maple Grove, —Last Sunday, while lira. John Barry and Mias Joe Downing, were returning There are two cases of trichina at from a visit lo lhe country, their horu bo­ BfiT 0«53EFI-on7YShlgaa Tact, came frightened aod the ladies jumped from prebend will result in much good. They Lansing, and also one of Beecherism. . the buggy. Mias Dowsing, in jumping, re­ have many warm friends in this village who ceived tajuriea that rendered her helpleu, wish them abundant success. A FACT WORTH KNOWING. and has confined .her to the house since. Are you suffering with consumption. Coughs, Severe Colds settled on the breast. which be quoti a bottle idee he keeps al the long btick. Those new goods of the lai eat style and fashions clnn has lately been introduced from Ger­ are attracting particular a'li many, and is selling'on its own merits. The made to find him. Ho is naturally without people are going wild oyer its success, and understanding, and is unable to speak so as druggists all over lhe country are writing to be understood. It is believed that us of its wonderful cures among their cushe is either de<i or has wandered swxj, M atteeon, has clothed Truman's Chinaman rise bottle 76 cents. Three doses will re­ where his home is. He is about medium lieve any case. Try it. (t to«4 W4. «Laotber new arrival of Buck, Calf ne the farm am, t height, with light eyes, thin w hiskers and and Sheep Mittens end Gloves bought for A Penny Saved i* a Penny Earned. extended, glared walks with a slight sway from side to side. cash loseUieulhaa roguler jobbing rates for a “shake." ( at DaHQhtrtu’t. •10.000 Given Away! information of him will alleviate the suffer• bon efGOOB SOAP for 26 cents at We will send ths Nkws, usual price $1.5° Pierce. Information may be seat to Bev. and the Lousville Weekly CoVBisa-JdraxAL usual price >2.00, postage prepaid on bolb A. E. Ketchum, Bedford, Calhoun 00amy. MATCHES warranted 880 only s«vi papers, for one year, for >2.96. The week­ —Godcy’a Lad^s Bnok for December is ly Courier-Journal is the great National Family Newspaper. It will on December SECURE ONE ! engravings—Its magnificent fashion pities 81st, 1876, distribute impartially $10,000 BUFFALO ROBES, Lap Robes, Horae double, aud freexe the life out of hitching in valuable presents among its subscribers, and every subscription sent through ns will Truman's. be eatiiled to a registered and numbered re­ every subscriber for 1876, whether single ceipt for this distribution. Send us $2.05 — Candy free to those who out. recruiting, while bey 1 pound of White & M°mamks ATTENTION, ALL! lhey only charge ucational accomplishments, a proper knowl- show, rapper end alL . The Electric Clock Company are as aa all the deficiencies in our educational meth­ ods, that relating »a this study is the most per 49 Black- YT amllb*. Ab kinds at work la tte R>ck~4ti Cash or Trade paid for BtrrrrB ahd Eons. daughter Matlie. ■A- JAPAN TEA DUST (EZ- OYSTERS for 25 ct* D. BOOTS AND SHOES, AND RUBBER GOODS Matrimony. * Eight dnen CLOTHES PINS for 5 cents at White <t McA'amcs. ELLIS. M. • Offisna hl. L-rvlw* leitem on duty all day with no saiisfociory result ry, told in a brisk, crispy way1, and, indeed Thanksgiving turkeys is- chisfiy the arln both styles *nd quality, al the same lime charging you the 12 1-2 per season. It la sent, postpaid, for only 13 cent ouly on-them. My Fall and "Winter Stuck of 11.00 Japan Tea. AINSWORTH fc BROOKS, pay the Highest Market Price for tfrrtBpUy. M. FLINT, I world respectfully inform my friends that I am T Again in the Trade H. LEE, Deputy Hhcrltrt HelnXionw JOHN Q CRESSY, able to retain your confidence, and to wia J______ CORN. APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed. &c.. Especial Attention Delivered al their to United to my stock of ELEVATOR IIT tfASH VILLE MONEY TO LOAN! Appwd Bal Lhit Bearitiet, IN SUMS OF fSOO.dO and UPWARDS OX VOHO TlktlC. Il AS» LATH, SHINGLES, WATER LIME, SALT, HAIR. STUCCO, BOOTS AND SHOES, WHICH IB NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. HC8SELL ELI STRONG, Practical MiUivrlgM, ■ILL ■AftBHBBY, ^yM. JONES, Give IMEe a Call. AINSWORTH A BROOKS, Proprietors. Nashville, Mich., Jan. 27, 1878. L. J. WHEELER BUSINESS MEN ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, Nftatovllle, Miefe General Conveyancing, WORTH or MONEY TO LOAN New Goods MRS. L. O. CROCKER Fall and Winter MMYHANCY GOODS! Direct from New York Printing! Worsteds, Real and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Laos, Passimentire, Real and Imitation Hair Goods. Dre., and Cloabmaklns. IS All TH! LATUT STTLM. LIVERY STABLE! A pocket book near Jacob Perkey’a north JUST RECEIVED AT no lady can afford to be without it in 1876. J. g PARADY, Manufacturer of * Boot* BMd X3u.Bin.eBS POTATOES, OLEMENT SMITH. \J l.AWYf ed and describing property. poa'age on tbs Magazine and chromo, dress L. A. Gcdbt. Philadelphia, Pa. White A Jfc.Vnwus. Michigan Central for the comforts and cen­ WM. VENN. PfiomiKTom “NEWS” OFFICE! At Bitgood's old stand. Naahville, Mhh A SAD THOUGHT! KOCHER BROS. to furnish all was Ruttane ventilator, the Miller platform and see him. Parlies wasting to buy goods Uyl amount daimrd. A. M. Flint appeared for plaintiff and Clement Smith fer defendant APPLES. APPLES. FOR THE first company to run Pullman's sleeping- Plain and Colored DXITHTBTI I. u» of a, AM, Ml 1 FOUKD I will pay the highest mark­ et price for good ?ALL AND WHITER TRADE! JOB PRINTING! Apple# pot i« Nashvlife, Nmhvir.s, 8*pt- 37tm Pittsford, pro sellmt Sabbath. His butInnas in Nashville. Since then we studied the wants of our customer*, gatmin gm gutitiiim. NASHVILLE! NaahviDe, Oct 12th. C. F. SWAN. W. H. KMBER A Bro. OWO STRONG. Winter delivered at the de­ �BttlEF. ;iz . j^uhkAXV cntMixXx.is. imjf.. durtian known of the results to indicate quite clearly that the progrrewof om-jxipulation hM received a* temporary dwek. Two Months Free I BvrnQ .nd «IMe “THE LEADING AMBB1CAN .NEWSFAPEB.'’ >■il nlW—nnT IKI,.-'—><«"■«» M» .urUln. w.rlMlon. >—v— n,<—'iin«u«> M.<n.»»e»sfc>r uf her Majeety the' io iirogtwA there. ' No .nvent hMOcatmd-ih Wirths contmuuily te appalled st tho official corruption [ been etateu frnjn the Ihdf. -He hM mxjo good flie execution of Frederick Moyer* and* Wm. Mur­ ray for the murder of Godhard Wahl, a farww. -CUtt Tmilo. WUU. nl Uuh. Iu. ora. are to auffter on lb© Gto of January* —John Clark wm executed at Bochriiter, N. i Voting for contempt of the custody. dially received by the native Indian Pnnixe, to return immediately. that be '‘hadn't had a fair trial." -Dw cqnmUUe ,to examioa ^nfo |he wraking* of’ Um recent lottery tor the benefit .-rf tho Aswetottmrnf Virginia. glaring fraud wm ptjaclicod on the ticifet hokl.mij lAit ^imotheslfnato the gtuli* jxilioa.—Lbdicia and Albert Fredenberg, of Bcrki- lion of Chief Justice Wldke, la, IWji™ foU,. «1» . Have you ever seen PieiTEpout says ths' lady violated’ the United hangod Dec. 31. Sutoo laws in mairyiu," liwMonraut Ubkd ceu- riKKS Al(D CA\VALllK}i. . Imboden, had and Johnson gave Imboden worae blow* with ’a cowhide. Johnson ia.acontaataat toe, a*e*i in the Virgmi* fiute Benric, and ImWen'iad Kivcu socio ovideace that d«l not plewe bin., w Inch wm the eau-e of th6 aseanlt. . . M-hj a wafting match at Chicago lari Wqek, boftvof n Daniel O-Leary, of Chicago, and E. P. WcHtMit of New York, too funner wm the vic. tor, having tn six day# covered 503 mllen, while Weston only walkediJl. Tbo match waa for >a potoaof *5,000, aod tbe tin* waa remark- cmion, .no coium. ' the office of Viee-Prtsideut of lhe United «"•< Slut... OI ilura, Uttra-John Alum., Thomas JefRrsun and Martin Von Buren Scs»ck*s sh • —were snl>seqnendy elected to tho Preei- nt T-J^d DEPARTMENT REPORTS. deucy. One —John C. Calhoun—re- ««*un« <u. w<« signed before completing Ids term. “«• “f Postmaster-General JovrolVa annual Throe—John Tyler, Millard Fillmore 8cM,a,l-■>*, *** report ahbws that during the year there and Andrew Johnson—succeeded to the Presidency in etrnsequenoo of the death rra. ...j r«rfi«rtheTfc<fideT.t. Three—George Oi»00. ton, nf —- n I iWd .000, of Noir Vn.L. York; Elbridge Ci,. Gerry, off containing money, notes, drafts, etc.,, to Massachusetts; and Wm. R. King, of jsrsftrri' the amount ot id,048,847. The number Alabama—cued in office. George Clinton of tottera mailed to foreign eountriee was wnfl elected Vice President at the second asriSWi election of Jefferson, aud was re-elocted in 1808,' »itb Madison. Ho died at Washington during the session of Con­ ed was 817,548,000, and a like amoont gress in April, 1312. Elbridge Gerry is cstimatod lor tha.uok^ year. was elected Vice-President at the second election of Madison, and died suddenly SILVER knuixekb conrs. TIPPED . The report of ’-Qua, Humphrey, Chief at Washington during the newrian of Con-. SHOES Engineer, U. 8. A., devotes a good deal 1 gross, " Nov. 98, — 1814. Wm. — R. — King of space to the nejv. impcpymeuta mart­ Waa elected Vice President oh the ticltc-t . in torpedoes and explosive machines. with President P’Oree, in 1852. Before tho time for taking the oath df office, his failing health compelled him to go. to derin tim$of pence, ns they stretch along Cuba, and Congress by hw authorized a seacoast frontier of 12,000 miles. For him to take tho oath there, and it was ■ .continuing tho purcbasc pf rack appara­ sdministored to him by the American ' tus Slid material aseaxmot bofrocored Consul. He returned to his homo at in time of war the sum of $150,000 is Catawba, Ala., aud died April 17, 1853, asked. Over forty harbors on the West­ the day after his return. Of those who ern lakes have been improved for tho have held tho office, Hhunilral Hamlin, lupe^t of oommorpe-by the jetty system. Schuyler Colfax and Henry Wilson alone survive. Of those who have held office ti2 ' imwuoNs. ’ mt Vioe-Presiden^, Messrs. Burr,' Cal­ Commissioner,'AllajtaQUf-iOf the Pen­ »»9 0 houn, Van Buren, R. M. Johnson, Tyler, sion Bureau, reports that there nre 284,­ Dallas, King, Hamliu, Andrew Johnson 821 pensioners on the rolls. During the and Henry Wilson had o^nred previously yeifr RJfOp ware andkhc hh®bfr gas dropixid by reason of i catb’, remarriage, In tho Semite; Gerry, Tomkins, Fillmore, 20 Breckinridge and Colfax had served in etc., was.|2,977, showing a decrease of 20 ^3?m^B!Ea;Ea8L.» l,420l- "TBo litas Ahuy from 81 to 850 tho House; and Calhotui, Richard M. Johnson, King, Hamlin and Andrew. per 'month, and the average is about 88.65. The total disbursements for Johnson had served in both Housee. John Adams, Jeffuison and Gerry ware A8THBAiSSiT«,,Lix:£SS~:i‘.te 1875 ftm 82£Mj88A16.«,! Wring an tinsigners of the Declaration ot Independ:C9Rr'rdV ’**»*»CkrwnoCaUtacw. expended balance of $371,883.81. 4> 1U r tPZiUJ. it. Bcrroan’aSoat, Doataa, Maae INTERNAL IIKVKNUE. ' $5 to $20;^- •tB&WEwawur* Commissioner Pratt's report shows that, with a population oxci-oding that Some one who has seen a goodly share of England by one-fourth, wo pay hvw of the world, tells some tilings he luui taxes under the revenue -lows than tho seen : British public, the flgurds being 8110,­ I liavo seen a young man sell a good 545,154 for the United States and $183,-___________________________ farm, turn merchant, and die iu an in 902,756 for England. Besides, our poo- ' pan,? IWy|uin. ■ ' pic pjj in cunruo;-, while tho English J , h„re imrfl about so pay in goht Tbo total amount oolloct- ; t|,nl TO, noting at homo rd by this Bureau, from all sources, was ' wOrti| looking after. $4,395,638,841. Of this num Illinois i j jlAVv, o to^iu spend more money pays tbe largest share of mv of the । iu foUy (ban ropport his family in AGEkT8£Eira States—$17,627,668—Dakota Territory । comfort and independence. coming in last and least with 810,040. ( j ayMinggirl marry a young *20 PEg The OomsnesfonfT Yecomirrnils sdili- J man oj ^ioaoinh’ Jmbita and repent it as rtnrn A MOffTII—^M.nrac M&rarai tioual legislation to enforce collection of i |ong „ Uvc<1 s-Ube (ubmxrin* t«le£r»pliic. ciHs M Madras and Fodong, India, wm acciilcnta ly broken last week, interrupting romnmniettien with the East for a time. —The Deseret National Bank .building at W0.Q00. —Tbo City Jfall al Iz>uisrille, which wm aver *1,000,000, caught fire tbs other day. and al fln:l it was feared tho whole atroctnro would bo ilcatnpyd. Tb» flames were oowinrfl to tlM Cowsr, liow»vdrrai»d tbo •Josa will nok ex­ ceed *-W,000. . —A coIImIoo occurred ou Ibo Cbarloite. Co­ lumbia and Augusta HatlroaA of Georgia, about twonty-flve mile* from toe latter place, one day closing soansa at tho Exposition Building. ing ataam from a locotpotirt-. A half-doxen paeaongcni wore badly bruiwed and crusho!. A —Senator AHtaon’e Sioux Commiaidou, which Iiamiengrr train from Columbia wm followed tor the pnxcbaaoof tha Elatk Hillh, Jure mite their report to tli© See roUqr pf toe loterior. It to quite lengthy, and track, near Pine House, K. C. in i^arodetailed: the impaiterona demand* of —The chi Msikot street hridgo over Uie Schuylkill Hirer at Philadelphia, which was cotnjiliah tiwdaalred Object. Tbe Commisaion offered ranch mon than they boiiavod the sold canning great ipcouvsnieuce tn the railroad, exprera and telegraph companion. It wm iuby vagrant white men, wanted still'more. The irared (or *7iL(XK>. ., v. r» rejxnt submits a plan for the education bi the —‘Accdrding to' too report of “Mr. Wm. Bur­ Hioux children; uxgee tho necessity of making nett, Injector General of Steam Vowels, 405 tl>o tril>M neif-fcupjiorting, and rccoramemi-i a livre were lost during too fiscal year ending JtM 30. UUt 'llO* cutakJi. wreck*, colcration af-f’-ougrws, which tbs Indiana should, ***• „Th® to1*1 number ot accidc.nte be ocmpeUed'to «lop<- under penalty of the resulting In lore of Bfe «m 36. wgg. tsr ACmgy.a“ the^ax ou distilled epirtta. > bnt advocate UM abolition of all the present —Secretary Brirtow has instructed all the -agencies and tho furnishing of supplies under custom house officcni thipughsnt the country lo ent down their cxpeuMM eo m to bring "-Isaiah Hanream. Chief of the Bureau of them within the a;q>roprlaiiona made by Con, GcakirtsiUon and Hcpair at tho United HUtee Navy Department, will recommend in his an­ —M. M. Pomeroy (•■Brick”) proprietor of nual report that a jxiUcy be adopted of the Pomtrcn/'g Drmocral, New York dty. liau annually, of both iron and wood, until oar navy shall bo able to compete with that of any other nation in thio world. . —Three is a probability that Charley How ho been found at laet. A woman wm ob»cnrod Arevelmg through Connecticut with a b9y strongly resembling tho loot Charley, and a photograph having l>een Milt from Phl!adelphla to too Sheriff of Litchfield County, ;lhu ofUoial wu cartaiu bo wm on ths right rttdek.- While awaiting toe ncceraary ahtberity ta arrwt too woman fcbe di-appearud with tho child, but will bo overtaken without doubt. J.vwphjtaif. au uncle of Cbartoy, telegraphed tho faiAcJthkf ho wan katinfied of the bora ireving re«u him. 7’ " . '.iTtJk UMlo is kspdrtad to LavaUkau ptaee-a few day* aince on the Mexican ride of tlw itio •Grande, between a battalion of Texans and <00 Mcxtoona. part of them regalam. Tho Bute h-oqM ware endeavoring to recover aome stolen cattle, which they aaw croreing tho river and bring hauled out by tbe thieves. Four of too failed ; liabiiities, *140.000 ; asnetn. none. . —Gen. John W. Footer, our Minister to Mex- which bo encouraged mor© friendly relation^ with Mexico, assuring his bearers that tho sister enterprise and American capital. This country now enjoys hardly one-tenth of the Mexican —By consolidating a number of internal reve­ nue districts in Mveral Staten tho Secretary of the TreMiiry bM effected a aaving ot over $500,0(10. Forty oflioare liavo bpan turned out. —The Trcxsnry Dopartmem baa iaaued a circular forbidding 11,0 removal of neris from cam containing dutiable tncrchandioo except by autliorixed cuetonw officer*. | r I Imve seen a man depart from truth where candor and veracity would Irnve him to ft mnch tI >have si.. „_s ^_n_ seen the extravagance and folly EmrCATioNAT.. From tlie report o( Commissioner Eaton, of the Bureau Bnrcuu of Education, we learn that there are in this country 10,­ 636,074 children between 6 and 16 years old attending school. The total school population is 13,875,050, and the aver­ age d^ily attendance is 4,521,564. Total salaries paid to teachers in the States and Territories (public schools), S47,628,688. The total value of buildings, sites, etc., is 8165,753,447. The Paper fir Business lea, Feuers, Faailies, aS all tte People. 1. It pnUilBUBC tui tnu xrcwn. ,, . a. Il u mndid irnd *- **H J—‘ >“ •H U*W»: ll poIUi- il Um booM vae, Irf»™ «d U-or « ■» tU^oU^. Ua popriUTOta: u»l«T«/<»o«ta»bI» BWto.teeUon Ulb rue 0= B» ride THE TRIBUNE favored. , • , 8. Its moral tone fa unexceptionable, nothing appearing in ita pages imputed for tbe most refined and cultured family cirde. en«m ot lhe cumol lilontar. ot lb. loj; tte M Md Mb* •rimliae. lilerwy InMKgwiM. . . > „ ( a Il gtro. ito^dCT in eu-h nwnbu- M rnieh or upr». Uj^i '^‘^M^i’ih^dr'wi the gmenfly producer* throughout the cquntry. ■ ’ • 7. Ita aggregate circulation fa larger than that of «ny dPterfocr^nt morning paperin' Hew York. . .' ' • HX5L4.lt TZO'J 8. Ita circulation, regarding character M wa|l Ba^umber pf «ub*cpba*s, is than any of ita rivals, terms of the tribune. HTB CWld. X .................................. - — — । Ten eopiee (and one eitr*X 1P*., .•-J*CD, 30.00 AU new auL^riptioM paid at ti* abwe'rate* will b« extended from the'date of receipt until December 3i, Each^ont^ procuring a. .club of ten or more subscribeis is entitled to ^pe extra Wkkklt, and of fifty or more to a Skmi-Wex^li. To elergym-n, The Wexaia Tbibcxe will be so nt one year for $1.50, Tnit Snu-WKKKMf for 82.50, and Thk Daily Tor $&. Specimen cipics of cither edition of The Tilidvnk, and circulars giving Ydll details of ths coutonta of the great scries of Toidi-nf. Extras, sent ft** to afiy addrcM in the United Slates. . 1. ..<.<) *1fijl AU remittances at Bender’s risk, unless by Draft on New Yuris, Postal Order, or iu Registered Letter. ' Aihlret® aimply THE TRIBUNE, New York. New Music Books. GEIS OF ENGLISH SONG. rcsb. fE7s?®k: S3 Broadway.W. Y. OttyFor Choirs, Choruses, Societies. $350 MIS imukXS: ifiMff.’Sft: Im A1PPWTQ Liiln 1 u tmss-. —" * IT«). .... . -. SS^KX^’JfXSfWSJWKt 5S3S5IBias? of children bring their parents to pov­ p.jvi, onw. • ea. chu. h. wtw. I co., —Im._________ TH——BT. erty and wont, and themselves to diaPM3Mfi»i2e. EJSTU&VI5.W.grace. ,— n lu .„. Vnl; 1 MM. Adl>ra.l BHM 15 as.^Jy^K®yWSS£: STMOKmC *» DramUn now*. Um, Mm. I have seen a phident and industrious wife retrieve the fortunes of a family 15 SS^«Vt!irJKhX,‘LUfANTED IMMEDIATELW when her husband pulled at the other ■onfTbrn^ end'of the rope. I have seen a young man riliodespiaed the counsels of the wise, and advice of (J49 iAKiitt. IXDIAN8. ‘lie gnod, and hie career endodin pov- ftW -jtsMSn The failure of 'Senator Allison’s Com- erty ondwretchednesa. mfesfonte obtain ftom*ttar Stotrx a rehn'-----------------------------quisliment of their title to fhe Black l Two hotel runners in Sedalia, Mo., Hrtlw-ii dilated upt>u at Ihjgth’Vj- Tndtau I got into a fight laid week,\when ouo Commissioner Smith in life annual re- 1 clutched the other by tho throat till hia 15 *.Vir.*T7V'.''dAl’~w4'?~ port. Mr. Smith admits that the Hills • tongue protruded, and then struck will eventually lie occupied by whites, . him a violent blow under tho jaw 810 to 2*per Day JISSSSBS} but for the present ho urges au increase ; with life fLt, so that the throttled man of the military force to compel observ- j bit ofl more than an inch of his own ance of treaty rights of tbe savages, and I tongue. ,• . U»«iiu**tl of tdl i.>Ht<V«. r™ that Havk in rad to i( territory. He also recommends the re- . badly ewobeat llav*you severe jxin in too mtratl all - ttqnaw" men tom Indian | *<“■ ** “V‘A*“ POBTABLE SBIIDMG MILLS ft i / g3-vaSTO.ast.tsr $260 GODEY-S LADY'S BOOK. beeu 'ao long w dispute in toe Interna! llevenna Bureau at WaAbingtou, 1km ke>n> Anally uUUo.1. Tbo company rreiated payment of a certain * patini in tne tixonuicn oruotvejn.' n»vo vtxi tax on earning*, but paid a larger sum on reservations, and the compelling of the | biliuns colic, or severe griping poine ? If no, iraUr,! —blue, tat ra. u« uUra.l dividends derived from land arics. wldch were I Indians to labor in return for the rations ,"!0 *to,‘«*®«'* Anodyn* J.initnntt internally, J. trauucu io no uiai, uiiki h«»iu£ s.i.iio iiffluea ,o -----------------------------THE MARHETS. been tranamttted from Waah- ' and 1<'|,:n;: W41.904,. which sum cannot be re- j UAHI5E UOilPITAXfl. naval cranmandanta to hurry ' roTert‘1 tJ‘p Treasury by aqj prcctM of j Dr. J.*M. Woodworth, Citiof Surgeou u and arming of a nnmbcr nnmtcr of I| Uw'tho Urno <ith>h "1,ich !l 031114 ** done j up tbe completion lacmitorn far ecrvica. It i» caid theec preparn- . hMrinK «P^ed- ’ of the Marine Hospital Service, advo­ tiou* have no more r^wence to Spamto affair* ~A UrB° «f delegate* 'rom toe cates the adoption of strong measures to than those of any other country. Pxeaidcnt • •South hold u Us® iIcJDP1d» Opera House prevent the introduction of cholera into. Grant refera ail Inquirer* to lite fartbroming I M Vr wbfahax Gav. Maaoll^. pf Jfcnwtnag I' tnckyr wfe Chairman, the object baiufe- to pro­ this country by the rigid quarantine of $15 SHOTGUN ^,-xssf»rA“x=“‘VLnssr'ds OSfiC^IMHWSBaa^ l-.romoi. * MIX, a»».U Bl.. CiBctaaeO, O. iK^’^ra^etsvew! .,. >Tjy^<^yi ftlffci, -Chotee Graded bUxra.... 6 X". Oirace N^ve*.............. 5 M> ssinadrrM.js Medium to Fair.— 4 00 luftrior U> Cniumen....... 9 M ito<*»—IJvc .... • H <S publicity isgiven to tho warning, prompt । *-33,533.505; fcilyvr.*W,070,308; miner |>fece*. s Pwii-c. ♦23OA75; total, *43.834,708. Tbedepend, were; : action is to bo taken to prevent the t0 Gohl, *«1fi5«.293-. aUver, *lf.,07e,flif>. The npruu'-i of ua all *uiinfectious uuwhuib diseases. uiacnws. The auc’ te spread * , - j epeetain tbe country fo ertimated at *107,«14,-1 promised —^^7-. F*nry wiuta winter......... t w ft M*. lhe Director rare the twe yesre* yield of I ravolutiou oa its haxxU. in a fight W- !President 1 *7™ • lias r ‘LTZZ to c r-opcrate, wZZ 1Irxxrca ---------.211 give iltiu 4 41..., to Dr. 11r* Wrtml. ~ ■ .“..K—* • tbe sxlheeMft daisft>robebl< femM | t*oer: tlw in»urgcnU and government troojm <tod m will due nattention Wood- . wweat—So. 1 Spring. •£0 for Die tteca! year ending June3A U*75, iraa I fnrn^r W«ra tlx other day the former were, defeated, wLtii with «a ’' vm-411** worth's r.wVitnmpni]tiiinnu recommendations. aix killed, beside* beaidea a number of wounded 1 Iom of six and prieouem. — Don Carlo* la believed to be negotiating for peace with 41f(®eo- ,,.. .. \ —Joseph Qalpbcn, a Jismoud merchant of conrM of gold and silver dur- Park, ha* failed. Ilia HaHlitio. ara about »«.n0b.000. —A remarkable letter from Don Carlo* to tary troublea have mt bx n cauiod by inenffi- i of Bpanhli territory. IW antborit oa ara ai'mit -Becent dcatba: At Norwalk. Conn.. Hon. Govs that of G« the IlbiueUiid 48-Col. Weekly Newspaper awwaw*' - M®--? Spring, Commissioner Co in mi amoner Burdett, tiurucit, of oi tho uio General oeiicnu Bxaxxv Xo.s...... Lind Office, in his report, gives special- HtTTsy-iyey...^»7|Z..Xw New, there waaabalanocof 8173,876,- B*Bxjrv~WarZ^.'-.‘. 064.05 on luuul Jane 30, 1875; but aa i WmMt_jtew many of Oen. Spinner'a accounts have three year* jet to run, a final aettlemrut —..mu.«. cannot be made before that time. Up , l*m>........ *.’*”’.7.1’.’^’.'.’/?.’.L tuM/l, IVW.tfcewwrrr-.I^U.uliuiul Tw"“’ banks organized, and 2,Of# doing btau* *” Dess at tltat time- Reoupta from all o*v» aourocs for the fast flacaJywar were W75,- wnu 971,607.10; dfabtireenwiuta mu account of j pubhc debt, etc., 8682,000.885.52. Gen. Walks’, Ho^ntemk-nt of the •xprsaa. to the Secretary of the Interior, in winch — OnlyThinkof It ’ prominence to the neccaaity of some pom—Mm* strong meaaurea bring taken tb arrest ■ a, tmdu. ~sin <d. n»wto«i«ib«r: oft th* G*V. nmxetfl dfanabk^nd' tHXMQ t winch to. jttUtodcr a~A<« to^4 Upaevn mends the aUihtiouof pre emption laws, I ro»»—M**sir..'£?i?K.-L’ri^" Spain and tlie Cnltexl fiftate* U pnhitole. on ac­ and favors the bomeatead system aa the , count of tbe Coban jJjfficniUee. and offere a only proper method of acquiring title to i a^rintriEwArfg'sK' agricultural lands. Wbmt-Xo.L....^...,..^...^.. £*X£to*£MM$ GEO. E. ELAKELEE, PubUAar, Dr. Lm Urman, the Director of toe Mint • ^*1 from tbeGeneralGovcroment to further in M* annual report .tate* to^ '. .,U* y,,qpp •!! 'the tr^ti*na| , j., rency coin that can bo adnntagcouuly used in tlie country. After tbo rc-thaaptiou of tbe frac­ tional note*, toe trade dollar coinage should be ■. e, IU AgriraHOTl B^urtmuil w th» lullml, aort thorough, r.™eho«! Mol ISH-Iul hl ■UJ-lujxir. OPJMEsgi 0 ? * 0ifeaifltiOB .. SEWINC ■■ Improves Chlr*<o F1RK «»d IlVHGt.AR SAFES sa8»,"g;mzaBS imt. A HOLIDAY CIFT1 SloeS5OO^ta?s~: g^FREE.l^S^^.'^ ,3U£ms»m ■MOVELTY AM PBINTDO PKtBS 1 wruuiiHi WAitauL. MACHINES. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-12-03.pdf.pdf f859a34f97886e11d4ea09024d84185c PDF Text Text WM NuiviDe, Barry County, Kiohigaa, O R N O STRONG, Editor and Proprietor. Al-H — ■ ■■■ • ---------:------- ' fa 4*4*4 • ...._ _ * i>.. ‘ ■ “ Progression, fifr Retrograding. 5 VOL. III. NO. tO: NASHVILLE, BARRY GO. MIGfavERIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1875'. ywlbrslte. TU. ~ • model supthaf it’w*a a lovely day, and although per. There was a great dish of berries Prudence resented every time, I hardly with snowy cream boride, flanked by think they appreciated thb beauty chottee and raspberry jam. There were around them, for Prudence was quite two mountainous pfates of snowy biscuit, absorbed with the lihes and the reflec­ contrasting with the gold sponge cake and the richer tions in the.water, and Mr. Wentworth----------------. gold of tbq^Wtmr. Mr. looked taare'at his oompaaioD .than at Wentworth, who had i an appetite again, felt quite the arqx-ctn of nature. They bad gathered never irnvc 1 “ — ,.. „ lilica ____ to satisfy ___ ________ enough them,_____ and Pru- revived by the sight of thia table and. deuce Uskwmd and idly itai menrnry of tLtjiirture. The rest of HU I bijah. The life of the late Vioe-Prcmd-nt " Wre I ever a pirate I” aohoed Bijdi, ' studied by .all Americans. It in^saya a contemporary, a record Hurt should be carefully observed by all young men, of; whatever occupation or pursuit. Born in, 1813, in' jKrreriy, he wta apprentice! .to a farmer at 10 yem» df age, and serve<l laboriously until his majority, iq 1883. -the boarders seemed to share the nensa- With little opportunity for schooling, he Mon,Tor Uio’Krtqi tf Thftn wtj found the means, evan, in. those days, liilarious, anfl iliO 'Aitabfcfi tiSnp|>6ared when books wore not ns plentiful or as rapuHy. Piudcnco, presiding lietween tlid ’pots, ‘seemed rather out of apirits, but Farmer ‘ Holmes ,otoped for her si­ soon os he had completed* ms apprentice­ lence-by unusual jbllity. '' ship on tl>e farm^ he walked to Natick, water, when she Sa sen'am and eat erect with W&te dliecks, from which’the color had been frightened. "Oil, I almost lost ill How careless I am.'1' she exclaimed, ropfacuig auoldfaahibned’ ring, set,' with a tiny circle of When the biscuits were passed a sec­ rubies, on her finger. "Did the water sweep it off your ond time to Mr. Wentworth, he saw that one was. left, and would have refused hand!*’ • " I suppoM se. It’s too large for me. decorously, but the hospitable . farmer ll'nynlwiyn Joefag it and finding it again, .pressed it upon him. ";Bon’ttx> afraid fii woulhn’tloso it entirely for the world, I of it '- TherCfa plenty m<ui tin the noyok JXI! jsaK>“??r MaBsacfioiK-tta, whr-ro he engaged nt ahocmaking, at which he worked dili­ gently, practicing temperance and rigid, economy, until he had accumulated some five hundred dollars. Ho then tried* to tenor. Go home and bo happy." as he pounded the door-mat ngrinst the j " Xstm i yum! ypn> 1” ..ship: chucSled fire-plug to clean out the dust And then placing his hand on the newaboy% os sha-Uurrted cut, and; JJjjah wjidthto ifisjsasaxsr! "Mo, my son, I never was a pirate. chance in those old days for a boy to get with the rest,” said his Honor io the " ■'.••"’•■J '-re ■ • work, and come up poor, white there was a splendid opening to become a pi"And were you alius an good are now!”’ asked the tad. lb Stag; iS“ghi. mntlv to promptly to civil civil. ntiMboeW quaataooK and’speak thctrwih xhtoi ytmigitrik to all. * N&w, about thatlittle afflux task evcning?l Wert; ‘ .7’??‘ ’ WfatflL fafat, ifa Wkr*' .( to bo n prise-fighter, or a burglar, or cause you wur^jtired f' ".No,siri I liad tliftatracha.:: -! to'to throatonfac giil' something, but I was always chained " Ah ha I and did the -CMaebe induce down, and -here I am now working for •di 32 a day and furnishing my own postogo you to took at the officers I" ..... Htamps, when I might have been a otagcr.7/ 'And to coUowfl'ixUlho mud I’ coach robbei just as well ss not” And he went in singing: . .. A »«W jwpo for tigjit bopte^-A com "•Awl Up oUluc® . .them |o draw yon crib. down herein a Cart i” Wb<-r| evcryfUns wurffll; A fool in a high station is like a man imjj^ve his limited education bjra’tandbecause it used to be grandmother’s. ' kitchen ; ain’t there, Prudence I” . Thus ingwt^u-adeiny in New Hampshire, but the deixwitony dFIifa.'Wrings haring be­ pressed, Mr. 'Wentworth .accepted the She gave it to me.” ’ ‘ come. insolvent, 'he returned 'to shoe­ " Wliat a curious old ring it is I” .said bfacuit, and Prpdawg dfa Mrandrrtne try the rail!. rcplcnteli tiie ifiatc. %4r. T .. — — •• Well, 111 make a tawagainat the rar­ •’entworth making at NaticC • Hur good hnbita and Mr. Wentworth, with• interest '‘May ache, and tinder its •provisions 1 tine yum I look at itl don’t trouble yourself to divided the biscuit, then dropped it sud­ his natural-abilities, bdyrover, made him I pears BmaU to’eVer^body. •» '"< The first prisoner out had a more ten dollars." take it off,” he added, drawing his oars denly with on explanation that .brought cBns^jcnoua-among hiv resocfatoK, and lonely look than a drifting sailor and he A CTnzxx of Rome, wUd ' itaa ’ been ‘•‘Youeant doit!”, : and leaning toward his companion. Pru- every eye upon him. There, imbedded in 18<0 ho was ed^to^in behalf of Gen. blovaad wiflitWo wivto, * txJ® ’ dT whom “ But I have done it. ” j deuce allowed her tiny brown hand .to in the light, white bread, fay Prudence’s Harrison’s election -tortim Presidency, ho have left litm, now mite hfraMif “the " But Iwan't pay!” , * lie id hfa-aristocratic white one a mo ruby ring. ' ' - making a great many Hpeeehea. From, “ Then go up lor thirty days. ” uo-bleto Romarrcrf them aiL ” - >t Such a shout of laughter arose that that time to the present he has been con- fad. ment, then coquottfahly withdrew it : '. . . . ' (t> in.American politics. vHo wnaj "BatAwoPt't!" . Oub Danj oii seeing a laundry wagon ....... _ , ! '"Isn’t it pretty?" she inquired, brought Prudence back from the kitchen " If this bad been a quiet drunk,” re­ Bui you have already.VM I” .. kricasktri up lately, rfflterked’ that it in haste, just in time to see Mr. Went idouNt continuously a 'member of either TUB LUCK OF THB I.aSTi“da!'marked his Honor, os ho closely inspect­ ■ asetned to nood ironiafc. : A^allertnta it B1HCUIT. 1 “Very pretty. Shall I tell yon how worth coolly remove the ring from the one os the: other branch of the State ed an apple to see if a torpedo hadn’t • As Court closed and the boggy drove ‘. | to guard sgainat losing it in tho future ?’’ [ biscuit, amidst the merry fhort®,' and Legislature,-and frequently the preaij- ,beeh Ipkert^d mto ‘ oyerlook ! drop it in his waistcoat pocket, to " lx* ing-officer. badPradenoeHolme..! Jon. in thowid.-, ..Oh j<», U yon plew.” Ha.jras~.an active Anii- it, Unf yon planned for a regular old Bor up, the band uncovered theu hmds and. dmdyMtdmn. tartly ™gM«l in pi.Uns( “ Wear tlii, IM. ting bl mine U. kept till Called lor,” he said, with n sig­ IjSivey man,~ftndpppdifid the annexation Jy." arid Adr*^kcfl.,TOgfifa^z‘/Jrat I tomac jamboree, and yoh had it You “ Thauktf1 ring U n|«ii unto u», fava bur tftll.” " PratablY,” Wpliod a ont tatartletam... Wittout, ; or, better yet, erehnnge will, nificant glance at her scarlet face. Poor: of Toxas. In 1818 he left the Whig Na. kicked a boy o^ tite’Kg;. you' tqtect a gentlcmalk, " her ttlU vt au that von do en -mtt.no ot <ot Angwl Jlemoou |Giy, K„ Prudence I there XM ,n<? ji^qpQ.fjjr Irer tiohalCanvcntion when it rejected tire peanut stand; yon whooped and yelled^ after that. An army of >its qfiitu over­ Anttplnvcrypfatform and united with the taltaJ the green held. u>d durty rood love.” and the great State of Michigan demands tt.1 wound ...y Io th. rilUp-. «d PrndenM^ lookwl ttthe whelmed her protoHtatkuM Mid dfaefaiin- FreOdjoil party. For two years he edited " Tjie prfaojyjr at tlw bar seems to that yon be bounced." aiuklstw q*; jr^jcxAu. . have a very smooth fao^sifil 4 specta­ tonchta^wtth rwher color th? ntttnrM |ln bold out to ings, and.alio wns thankful to beat a an Anji-Sfav^ry paper in Boston, serving " Oh, sir, I have got a big family on In Great Britain tbure am 410,000 mon. tor to a jaildr. ,’^,n rrfrited *e jailor, ttnnm, .««t pom, p-nuimm., nod rm- j bor, „d lbon looting ,bo retreat to the kitchen when the meal was alsdtfi the Iregialature. In 1852_hepro- my-hands!”. omployod in the coal-miurH bclpw. nu» in th. Hoy gnrd.n, .nd th. heavy j M „ ob j R over. But even there she was pursued siifad fit the Tre6-Soil • NatiQjuiVConven,fFot'which I turi hofry, Mr. Taylor. ground, and 106,000 • engaged above "lie wits ironed just /before lb was Virginia creeper tliat obpbod and bios- I brongM' or t*60 f»rio«g by a laughing trio of the ladira, humuwed tioiijn Pittsburgh. In 1853 ho was Um-, ” —- * - — miM would fit" . ground. The ctJSI mined raoli year with qnostiona - aud wohdenient and Frec-Sbil can didate for Governor <4, soined above the door. Prudence made ' An Altamy 'pliotograptair says <foat at “Try ft,” suggested her companion, amounts to 12,500,000 tons. jOp an avera pretty picture as ah’e ent on a low crick­ merriment until the List‘dish was art Maa«M»huH<'tta, but was defeated. When “oWy. . Ugn 1,000 men ore killed every year and 18.n gbl wiii irit tredve-tawa^M-,g pho­ nwny and ejie Imd seized h<4 hii, with thn^now-Nothing organization, elected* tograph ind tban be dfaaatfafj0d...;At 40 et, with a big calico apron spread over "Too late—too late. You were here 4,000 wounded In the last half-otntiiry Prudence shook her head, but finally her blne-eprigged muslin drees to defend the excuse that she must go to the vil­ Gardqfaj Governor of Mfleaachusetta, only ten days ago, and your face plainly 50,000 men have boM killed in the tlm Muto pornou will qit xmoQ mu! take it Iron th. ttrtn. lh.l luul «nled tar ^T!'. lage for letters. Instead of going to the Mrljptfton was a member of that party, shows tliat yon prefer whisky to good the .picture even if the artist pointe out mines, and ooms 200,000 were wOnndrtL harm to try, and slipped the ring on her little brown hands. liands. She was a petite, * tlirec or four defects ' r ’*,n village, however, she rtole ■ along the bufwhan that party, subsequently, re­ lieofsteak. I’ll mark you for sixty days.” lathe- Umted States K8,0OG m>'n ore daintily-rounded maiden ot eight-ta, I X Chicago debating society i^ jitoparhedge, climbed the wall and ran to the jected an Anti-Slavery platform, he aban­ ■employed hr mitring, and B0,400,000ton?. With gn.t dark eye. tad glow. ~rl.' “’O ’ & tart mined r-ktij. Tn r.rtnBrlvicc* APgW wrttowith Uro foyowttg qucsfurthest end of the orchard, where she doned it. In 1855 lie iras elected to tti'e ■tadowing . tar brow nd ttetta that W.-ntworth, dttghtahy. -• htttang flung herself on the ground.uml cried as United States Soarrto in place of Edward .jrfc-L, j». Jl»k-_,ii am " l.«olv<-<!, tf.lt K-«to >wn and tta drtrft 'Ato rfttkrtB (bltbr Oranl Son : tad . touch ot wild row- bloom upon ™uU *>’ Ml" PraOWtlM TOiT if her. heart would break. Shu luul, Everett, rcrtgiud, sad tantionod by. w> ■■ * rtn r >1 xaita ‘ 'in JphiojZSI * * . •playa" >!.)..o'' 'nrr on fl, an -- (kAArtwfAAVl nceoriftidn !i1mH -• OS tteps a Britain, The dreth thm Tta kitetau. too ; .nd. . po tty do" 1 11 perhaps, cried half an hoar whus a step ■tataaairo elections a member o( that *• 1 can't—oh, lot nw ro t" barling dog'cAi*fb^«CtarMtoB.«9 Four I back?** also-.greater fast yrwr than that of En7 ------« « picture, with its well-scoured floor and ' ’ ’ ’ crushed the diagram at Iwraidajroifaed body until 1873, r|« ho r. signed to be- , ..q^tatt to ttaw. tadnlr w The »<-tab<-r«-Id ooowtad to t^d> »»!><«.. ■.“ i“ Ucre, flud.ap easy chair, 8Uod,b«l Uta, J-rii will " Of oourarfl do,” was the saucy rodresser, ite asparagus-topped clock, its lirr, and the very voice she most dreaded come Vice-President, to which place he ■ tiwnUn. ■ — .u <_■ n,t and get your hair combed up to make a most dangerous mines in the United' shining stove, with bunches of herbe joinder. "Why not?” was elected in 1872. « to hear said : •; Ina, tar,'! Mmartad,.^ Wfgmnn '■lavqraple ftnpresMon oi^fljv drfvsf of the States arc in Schuylkill County, Pefln"Because," said Mr. Wentworth, hung behind,- nnd the great bouquet of Mr. Wilson luis been n laborious pnlA " I’ve come to return your ring, Miss wa. Black Marin. The decision has been sylvanfa, one man being killed then, for •HtoBtapn.tp ajwpilatal.w^ speaking very earnestly and" dfarogHrdvivid cardinal flowers set on the snowy­ lie officer. Foe r tli ; rly-flvt» yeorndie 1ms Prudence.” .. wlff.rorb.gte tayU™!. ita ta mrait mode and can't bo changed. ” every 3T>,000 tons minodJ One miu*. fa ing hfa oars altogether, while be tried held didvtjvo offices, undj in. kill of them table. The kitehen was perfectly still, Poor little Prudence sat up hastily ment; . wr > niy project u tho killed fa England forievay 138,000 tons A HliOKElt. save the buzz of the fliee and the tick of to get a glimpse of the face hidden .by and took the unfortunate ring with' a had borne'himself borturaWy rfmtTrcditweightiest on record.** WtBubt,” " John S. Newton, what is your busi- mined, nite in PennAylvanftr tot'-bvexy tho clock ; nnd outside the cricket and tho flat hat, “ becanae I meant to ask yon faltering “ Thank you ;” then immedi- ably. From the humble position of an dryly repHM «•* monryrMHMSSP* And ncMl** naked. the Qourt of a big man tho locusts alone disturbed the silence. to wear it always for my take. I meant ately.hid her face again. uneducated farm-hand and n journeyman wifif a buHcii ’look.'' • ‘ 133,000 tons The ■ itestmctitai of human that’s why you'll find it hard to carry it Prudence believed that every one in tho to oak you----.“You u’t thank me. I should shoemaker ho had progressively oacended ’ sq ! .. . ,4 • jf ,,Ti|fa ' hfw ought always to boeoarirteredwhen “ Oh, Mr. Wentworth, ” cried ,liis "Broker," ho growled. bonne wns aeleep but heroelf, and yawned have brought it before, but I couldn't in public favor and confidence to the mftking'complftiDOi about dear ftnL Nd ‘ "Arfro Old " Wljot «lo you br<4k.” I fiomewhat wearily as nlic tossed over listener here, “do you see that lily on find you. I*hope you’re not troubled second office of the Republic. He liegan doubt the prices often charged-for coni Hurricane, “why, nothing's caster, if “ Nothing.” • 11 • ■ *• . 1 • the berries, finishing the yawn with a your left—won’t yon get it for me I” about those ridiculous joke*,” he added, his public life as a determined opponent you only know how. ” "Ap&.how ’ o|>owt ” are too deer, but the exueea *f chargee fa “ I’ll get you that and twenty others, “Then how arc you a broker?’’ bit of soliloquy uttered half aloud : of slavery, and at once was in sympathy (Ugnifiedly. Scotch snuff,” an­ " I buy notes and wJU ’em, and dis­ on the part of those who own the mines, inquired Straight. “ Ob; dear! this having summer l>oard- if you’ll listen to me first Do you caro "N-o,!*'‘responded Prudence, miser­ with the popular sentiment of the Stab*. swered Old Hurricane, very^senientiousand never on that of those who work for me, Prudence I Will you rmny count fMiper, and so forth.” ably, between her sobs; " I—I thought But it was not merel^becatMC lw was on ly; "’Scotch waff;' bring a - little of it them. " Where ijpep nil tins happen t” " Miss Prudence,” aaid a voice in tho me I" ' the populur sids tl»‘, he was sutcessful; you’d think I did it on purpose.” ever so their noses, arid 'they’ll Prudence's face was turned away and “ Ho:u>-. ” doorway »e suddenly that Prudence rrxjy tree. i “ How could I have thought fo I It liis success was duo to the eaxnestnesa sneeze • their tid» *bff. ’’ ■ n her head bent lower. A crimson flush "Where fa your homer' , The story qf. tip* terrible upas tree, w,1 was a mare accident my getting tout par­ and the ability,/the perseverance andilieTira PtOftxuillfp "Colon,1 of-4h«»faciflc stole over ears, neck, and chin. ” Oh, down here, ” prise. • told in the b<toka furnished, -fox ( ticular hisenit. I’m very sorry you’ve energy with which he advocated the "Mini Ikie, ha» met witit arei aesident "Prudence!" "Mr. Newton, you were drunk last "Oil, Mr. Wentworth, is it yon?” she right and opposed the wrong. His suc­ ’rotation of -children a quarter or a half mM,’tattiuli;; tauJtoi ttatttotftt N° H" comp«»ton tauwd bfeu RO- annoyed in this. I'm going which brings her to a full stop.. When cess did not prove too great for him night While in (hat condition you en­ century ogo^ was a pure fiction. -. But, away, to-morrow, Miss Prudence.” tho passengers on the jColon saw the nrf«fr.1tarrt«. tta-.toulrjlejrmm tar o’" *“J took taml «pta. rater tered a grocery and fell into a basket of to bear. Ho was not so dazzled by his like' thousands of oilier fabled produc­ veasnigwlMut^.^^yj^ed to a semi­ The sobs partially ceased, and Miss 0 I-'.' lai.T “tai’eggs, atnuMal thoproprietyr, and fried to Prudence said, surprisingly, “Are you?” honors, nor overcome by his unexpected pass yourself off ‘an Pr^t. Tice, at St tions,-the wonderfhl propertie* erf‘the colon, or less, -they all made an cxclama“ I’ll pick ’em np 1” said the new oom" Prudence, will you wear the ring I" i tree diMppeti^Ad when invedigattd >7 emintmee, os to follow the example of ‘Won’tyou bid mo good by?" , er—• tall and rather arfacocratie looking ! he questioned, softly. -Prudence said "Y’es,” unsteadily, hQxJnnihyiai^frs jeircumstanocH. Louis." men who sought truth instead of ilie veri­ youth of twenty-one, with merry blue j But the hand was hastily drawn away ; "It ’ s no such,thing,"'bluntly repfaal ife mkinuunrd bh personal integrity, fication of a supcTutitum. ;Thtj so called did not raise her head. condition.—Chicago Tfince. ’. _ the broker. eyes, short auburn hair curling closely । a pair of saucy black eyes flushed into "Yua jmll shake hands, poisonous upas tree of Java hna been preserved his strictly temperate, abste­ under o straw hat—diving for the miss- j hfa own, nnd Prudenoc’n merry laugh The poor fellow who site through an "Mr. N<vvtou,”waid his Hpnor, bepd- cultivated in the ccntipjqUri^a of Eu Mtaa Prudence ?” >mious habits, and to these circumstances, Italtahrojtera withoutTsffiirdeiation, and ifigov<¥tlie driik, "“doyriu(ntimnte that iag berries with ttagraceful dexterity, rang over the water. rope rince 1844, and, lUronga. to aay.-ifa* ^ataWvJjiiaAoIiiaJwJural abilities, are due bcglns to-feet thit rtfthre''fts unfcnd to this Court fa a liar? ” “ Yea, ii is I, of course. Hx.-e you for“I’d rather have grandma's, ptease. 1 ■eiffixynbf respect jmd, daMtoce ho nearest kin u the .eoW- tree of ,South "lena't 1 .. . it . —w. .— -,-rr-v TO®e solace in thought gotten your promise to go after lilies ought to go home, Mr. Wentworth, fori ed Witti g has so long eujojfed. ' America, ilia - milky juice of which fa os itat ’ iltatatt tt^taWintall«fc»«|>^gtataightgV “a >«* with me, this afternoon J” ' know it’s almoat tea time.” "Very well, Mr. Newton. Tliat takes wholreomcMt - - why yotf a^taying ?" row. Tdi jute..).!tta rp-tow cky '«ttt m-. tt Mcw Enaltad.-ta-S.l" “J n great burden, off my mind. Now, Iktm^j “Oh, but I didn’t say this afternoon, Mr. Wentworth put hfa ring-in hfa " Because li-I loat my grand mother’s Yesterday when the driver of a Michi­ do yuu want four, o^ fij ‘ " "*** stand " ' -ocbtaa M WUrt you . i^now ; only some afternoon this pocket and took np the oars again cner- ring,” nobbed. Pnithuice, making a great gan avenue car slid off the platform np and pwetir that you • week.” responded Prudence, demurely, getically, without a word. He . was not in Buch quantiticB or of bo rtnitout. I V;s /pngblcr, effort for ccrfSJtosure. "No." " _i------- ,------ te x-------v_sx_ a------- -------------and nabbed a boy who was stealing “Well, we'll call it this afternoon, fresh from college and had held the a _charactera« spike, a dangyrouH oua a briDiaiiL and' uioroAtfn Jririsrcul amaMr. Wcutwwtlx -tanghed in spite of' ,-^lta a ride on the steps, the boy took “ Very well, again. The sentence is a to have about, even oa a winduwrpLnit. t^ur. won’t we?” was the pcnnuiHivo rejoind . stroke oar in many a face, but he never himself. " Why, it's mite- on your finger in the »tp^y>war|etencr/nnd^<k«l : fine of 810 or thirty days in the House of The American ilinwc Iv-ata thfarfableJ er, as the straw hat was teased on a ■ made better time than ho made, that and not a whit the wojnegor ite baking. D ’ ye think I ain ’ t got no money f ’ 1 I Acafipplo troo-grAwa ort fiheKne divid CowecMcfi. *» ■ > // ?» ; Java production hollow fa pofaoifoun chair. t ’ ■ afternoon, in rowing up thr> river. The Im there do other nawaF “Well, what are you stealing a ride “I can’t; I’ve got these berries to pick light boat shot along’ with tho rower’s The broker slowly counted out the properties; Bat' the anginal story of xWgtwVtefaxxi S&ahrthwMd^Mid the “N-no.” ’ . UkrtwtxM'ctt ttaHrtdMtattm tauit artforf* over.” ' brows knitted and hfa teeth set Not money, and as he was ready to go fata the poisoBmte ttpaa, m told’ toy Mberech, “But there fa. I shall never Lave an­ "fix' thia papv* collar I", inquired the Honor raid: “ I’ll help you. Lend mo half that once did he look at Prudence, who fat surgeon to the Dutch Eret India Com­ fafuctorily. At s moiw confa-ntion of the other happy moment if I’ve offended laj. •‘S'pdM Vm’ going into that car apron, and we’ll have them done in a j in half-puzzled, half-alarmed silence, "Mr. Ntiwteu, as you are a stranger pany in 1T7I, wre a remarkably good trice.” I now mid then stealing aidewitn glances you,” said Mr. Wentworth, tragically. with this collar looking all kerflop, and in town we mfiy uev< awadt again. My one, and proves the author to be a man "I was a brute to treat you na I did, all the ladies making fun i Don’t you advice to you fa to be more civil, im­ possessing a very terrific brain. “But I shall have supper to get. ' at the offended young Hercules from tins afternoon; but I'm going away, and s’poao boys have good feelings? D’ye prove your grammar, and drink forty Mother’s away, and there arc biscuit to ' under hex hat Mr. Wentworth drew a i aha'u't annoy yonegain. Won’t you forAnd.it's wvll fpr vpnthafjhey have make," insisted Prudence, turning her breath of relief when the boat at fast ; gallons of water to bue'drop of whisky. -” '1 gt^d on U» -nd. ta>d. hmriug ta-tatod give mo now. and iihako hands ■mile Umt would JIr w;.utraU1 into my face !”—Detroit Free Pretu. discovered a remedy fAtjtfii^hog cholface away to hide ........................................ ..... .. . ... ... PAjnoUl„ u, the gist of whteh is u fallows: Bill «u- -n^« I Ptarfeu™ to hud,, od eurtlj, uM Io I bu, curve her lipa. ________ "Little Mrs. Graham, the charge 8toc«m. <ips nominated fat Mayor A Sad Atfaix.—Yesterday morning atf eil ol A. w .— “Kmr tniod ttat," rtapotatal Mr. । '•"J b- ttonhtoral tta Otar. . , Wteri„- vo^,. ‘ -- " I—I'll forgivp the butcher's boy strode -into Mrs. against you is drunkenness and disturb­ Detroit Free PreM. ' Abbott Wattaortl.. tatogiog « otatr to | “d ttarctart griml/ towardItatta bj tar ] u____ . McKerrel's kitehen, which the same tthe ing the peace.’’ ! <A-*T»SiKUt wmaow- i' tar ttto. “T«-. at 6. te-t ill and if. fttatetae, ..ttawtal bewilder.-.! ..'w,ur. tatoritart“I don’t care what the' charge is, If *• I've got to win." Be pronounced iti’ lives <wit on Boundary street, and threw Obfr taB-ow.1 a. Wrtl be tack by S, | “4 “W““ "<r““ 'j’I lion • ___ " I’ve got'?, Martin, 1* oonplo of pounds of ■ rantsageii, linked never dirturbod tbc peace, and I've been Wittatt tai, ttd tare ton. to get tall! >»-* ^taw-.«»d rtadioarty trt-; ... ron-won-t-gu-aw^." > U^g draw.Z7Z?t»dto. : overboturing jt impcrjccf!y, went arognd ttalilMB to ttarbrw;" and ta tagwi to drrtrored to keq> Iron oywg. Wtac Tta mor. otaenmat border) noticed I Tta Uble. Inttutllr Mrw and reported ih^t Mrs. fitocqmlted got r me drunk,” she exclaimed. aanrta handful of berries with much i at 1484 left her at the door, with a at breakfast, tho next moraine, tliat Mr. I u.v___ '.u' t :_________ *711^.'..*fa___ "Mrs. Graham will youjijh.-i • f .I'm.-..i.____ xr:— »• war, aud put in fiiore <ntf », Wlcr.'!-T"l'jto UtatMta.i* fou„a i»a.. l.tauMon y° wled ’ RtanM U ' —-8 b. did Ml look book, tot Sbo ot H. l.ft bond, mid tbo ptaytag, -Hwl to the Chtaf,” serereT “ Show me the man who says I w i n u i 1, - , • *. »*owlnd, ami bowed up ite back, and ward jdubs, some lire companion, 'j, . tanrDy dm—nl gold mrde m Umpbrnt j^,,) ito tartan taiVtad .tawed tta drunk when I was working liard all di IKxhaps. Oh, don’t stain your coat, Mr’ I P«*ulant gesture and had a dt of crying group <>t flute-dressed git’Jsiu. a taagon, rf tar tort ormutanl To Uta Um word. gl^rfidly a. thoA and when I'm the honestest woman Wentworth.’’ with her head on the kitehen tabic. a^t of Iwnncxa, and pftpV.ot euthfrm*‘e ““*«"■ But Mr. Wentworth was sublimely m-! When Mr. Wentwrth. returned from ih'e msptes a rironth • ttgrf.'Hrtalygathered T*1*1 wbdr , annftwirtd or pmntad w> long M thota " The aforesaid man will please-conic tap.. theg,4d.'u1ray^i*Bdto»J ’• :• -i—-• anusuccs rcDiained in the room. The forward,” remarked the Court. AsundenfahlecMoof "broken tawrt ” cast a gloom over the ent£ •'Oh', Irav<V,yburtmuMmsdrcrcahed rfU that tl* bentos were , picture that comforted him a little "Wheat's Ums twins!'* over, ami Prudence and through the bop-wreathed pantry win : tamured, in Jtow Jmey tta ottar d.y. eom„nmfy.-»taH„g.<». (Zonrn) Howkscattered pans.' plan*.’" ' "Oall him—call him—sail hi«r u> mo wiw« I uuu Fu‘ wuu ji hopeti uoptu and aeanerea .Mn Jtt. Atidwi dropixxl dead while I. , . _ squedeed the little woman. item «Ma miitate. ta^tahe-Ued «m>1 . .He* Urfathw, fan»l. ttew in a nail। prciittriDg for her hmfifand’s funeral. A i ' . --------------- 1,— -----------" la the offio-'r here who arreeted tin* ; post mortem examination revealed an ac ! A muck wall iwoond a grave was all fast-lsUring and highly indignant fem of a little boat, i on her high calico apron. This picture j Ina! rupture of heart, which was un- ; tliat a colored person fa Montgomery, the railed i said: an»aii»rr. Mr. Wentworth's ' « anuraed Mr.Wait worth that be re- । doul»tedly caused by the emotional ex-! AJ*., <xm)d find to steal, and luwardingly No answer. : citetncnt consequent upon her husband's he stole it. On« year at hard labor will "There I there! there!” squeaked Bill was ovrrwhflrfu^hMrfM^l 1 cteath. | reward his euterpriae. .. Mrs. Graluun, jumping up and. down. �GRAND LONG BRICK D.W. LINCOLN, DollWneL,-------------- ---------Sion, Friday morning. He rfc«d overboard and drowned Wished to aaaoeaeo that he had parefaaodd P. imriuuu’a groeary stock. *»d will always keep • ctboido stock of lumber camp in Kalkgskacounty.was killed by ■ falling tree Nov. tCib. -He TMe Sellable Bhari Line XATT xxu -a re-r, -TO Ago nov BAKGA INS I TIME TABLE. B, PHOTOS, ■«. ait, i»?s. KA8TWARD. TRUMAN’S ! AND NOTIONS, Loll Pitcher is the name of that brave warrior against matrimonial oppnnmkm in Hartford, VaK Buren Co. who is hulkin' non. st four cents a IsMhel to get divorce. RECEIVING HEW GOODS DAILY I Jl» Well as the fotiovutg beat FAMILY MEDICINES CONSISTING OF slide cm the long Buy when James Cambe’l, of Coe Town­ ship, Inliaila county, committed sui­ go down to the bottom so fast that it cide Sunday by catting In- throat with a raxut. Cease, insanity. He Dr. Droit 4- Bro.’, NtJicma, CIIANCMilY OttOMlt. Lyman Brown's Ifydranza, DRESS GOODS! PUB and Grant Medicines, £ dian Blood Synep, era, that** friction. Bectric Ilealik Restorer, John Trotter, of Palmyra, sent Dr. Reynolds, of the same place, a chaileagn to flgtet a duel, intimating that to Palestine, bet Brigham sgya he Jhe Doctor had seduced his wife. .Will live a! Sall Lake City until ba Trotter says he will ktll or bo kil led. He is in ■ turbulent state of mind And medicines for most of the ills to which mortal flaeh u boir to. Business done on the square and thill kin * of moving, bag and baggage Mrs. Cornells Wasnoop living near Pontiac, was found in her >>ed at 8 o’clock Sat unlay morning, with her throat cut from ear to ear with a ra mtro-glyeerene that he had stolen. xor. She did not die till Sunday He arigat have known iL We morning. Temporary insanity was would just as soou think of stealing the cause. the shoes from tho heels of a young Friday afternoon Mr. George Mol­ ly, of Lenawee Junction, while out coon hunting, was struck by a limb Mr«. Graves, •( Illinois, boxed he. from a falling tree which he had cut Swan’s ears the other day. and 8u down to secure the coon. His skull was terribly crushed; the brains ooz­ caa baraod up the barn and four hor­ ing from the large fracture. He has ses amd engaged board with a neigh* since died. L- xmtfon, Kentucky, Inga homo a yeowl, jost that moment a cohort of taxpayers gather end inquire for the A three year old daughter of Mrs. S Paten, was kidnapped (rum her room in the Lake Hon-»e, in Fruit­ port, by Andrew Palen, the (hther of the child from whom Mrs. Palen has been divorced. Palen was overtak pearance at the next term of court. Insanity and child murder are rife at Macon, Lenawee county. Mrs । John Stewart, a neighbor of Mn. Davenport and like her afflicted with Vioe-President Wilson dies almost insanity, on Friday attempted to kill mnd^aa, and a whole nation mourns her own two children with the shears, and was only saved from committing the deed by the exertions of the boy, • ld0.000.000 a*d $200,000,(100 of a lad of 14 years. wope used at the last public execu Mrs. 8. S. Hicks, of Lapeer, a ladv well and favorably known .died Thusday night from a cancer in the breast. ety. all of which guea to show that Her sufferings have lieeu more or less our nation is awakening to the ' ‘ ’ intense dnriog the past eighteen fact n ooths from this most dreadful of that m od is belter than money. OMladiea and many endeavors were bring whuac death would sufficient religious produce interest tn Murs Mattie Strickland, daughter Brooklyn, and have folded their tent of Hon, R. Strickland, of St. Johns, sad departed to Philadelphia. Brook and Leo Miller, a temperance lectur­ •lye is one of the wickedest places in er nnd spiritualist, have married by Ahe wide world and it is thought that signing a civil and conjugal contract .•even if »n angel should appear there, which “they hope may last through I too ienpression could be made upon a life.’’ The parents of the deluded young lady are liowcd down in grief, and have the sympathy of the public. “ ferick " Pomeroy’s paper haa not the fact that lie has gof‘« i«b‘ **»!““• lary Imiikruptey on losses incurred aomr lour years ago in publishing his Too much ambition has A Mr. McCormick, a school tencher io Roes township, Kalamasoo Co., Tuesday, was struck on the head by n slone tn the bands of one of his scholars, *n overgrown lubberly boy named Mahoney, whom he had mild­ ly punished and knocked senseless, in which condition lie remains. The boy bis been arrested. ruined * Book.” When ho left La Saturday. about four o’clock, John Cruasc be bad accumulated quite a Wyslor, of Scio, three miles north­ lortuae, lu*t New York journalism east of Dexter,after unloading a load soon greedily devoured U nd muob of corn on a temporary scafltld over his bam floor, started to beck his morn. team hom under tt, when the scaffold gave way, crushing him and the team MlCURfiAN N«tW«. to the floor. He died at 12 o’clock Saturday night. His team was i*ot Angest Zist was killed by a (ailing killed. tree. Usi Fridays a oomp sear Clam At Martinvr’s Centre.near Kalama­ zoo, Friday, there occurred a most A workman Cd. A. T. Cmasman. an obi and maraculoun eseipe. sprcled resident of Flint died Nov. named Wilson, while diging a well. Fifty mm worked 12 houra to rescue NOTIONS, BEAVER CLOAKING, FLANNELS, AND UNDERCLOTHING. Starfosi For Men and ‘Women, At tfce sUusR, No. 1. WHICH as.'zti.v D.W. LINCOLN. I WILL RETAIL AT KNOWN IN PRICES HERETOFORE UN­ NASHVILLE! A Full Line of those Double Width ALPACAS, FOR 25 CTS1 TO $1A YARD. < LViMKNT SMITH, C««>pUI« Wad, Nm. Snt. A. I> 1 S. LEIBHAUSER, F» 4 JUST OPENED. 100 PIECES OF 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING FOR 8 CENTS. I O 8© I 3 § Q i TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF Boots, Shoes 4 Rubbers MERCHANT TAILOR! Part Wayse, Jackson & Saiiaaw 8. 8. SHORT LIKE BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Which will be KlJ from M cents to *1 less per [air then can be boafht elsewhere. A specialty in ?T RKADY BADE CLOTHING! GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS. CAPS, AND FURS, AND A LARGE LOT OF IEB’8, YOUTHS’& B0T8’ CLOTHIIG BBFHIO B0B1S, UP R0B1S & HORSE BURKETS. You can be shown everything you want in D*8 MARBLE WORKS CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! BLACK A FULLER, A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES 1 Pioyrictore. My 21 Tea beats all the hobby prices in town! az- For further particulars inquire at the counter. KVKBY DtacattTIOX OF TOMBSTONES C. A. TRUMAN. • and MONUMENTS, The Beckwith Heater Satitfaction Guaranteed. BLACK A FULLKR. Lee Bro’s. BorscM-With Detroit, HllUJxJe A IndUn* allrnad. W»««loo — With Lategbor* a Mlchlg Michigan an nolbetn lAk Una.) Auburn .hinetSoo-Wlth Drtrols, Ecl Blv«> a Uinola MaUrrwL Kort Wayiw-Wlth PlUabarg, Fort Warne A. !hl^CT.Tnl«|n, Wnhuih * Wctcra. Fort Waj-M gCHAS. W. DEVABAY, JEWELER § OPTICIAN 0»M this NASHVILLE, MICH, SPACE. Clocks, Spectacles, ^c. CHAB. W. DEMARAT tsr LOOK OUT FOR ANNOUNCEMENT! Mrs. E- C. Eittiiigrer* GLOBE HOUSE. PRICES NEXT WEEK. Cor. Jrffcraon Avro, and Bnwb St. Dbtxmt, Mica. A pofcot tamlljr The Alden Fmit Preserving factory at Nibs, was burned on Thaaksgiv ing. Ixm M.0O0. No insurance. braises, and will undoubtedly recorFred Wagoner, aged L7. has been arrratrd for bastardy, upon complaint List week Thursday night, while of Lilly Hall, aged 14 All of Adrian. Mrs. Willard Chamberlain, of Berlin. Mimroe Co., was administering a dose of peppeuniot, the child knocked the ROE & CLEVER, Manufacturers and keeps on ban are acknowledged to be the b < it eating stove They are the only tove mounted with g n - Parlor, Library, Diiiu, Office ail uine boilr irone. They admit the largest 88IEE1L FUITOEE! Togochcr with a full aaaoriment ol chunks of wood. They fire longer than others SOLD OXLY BY MIRRORH.PICTURES, FRAMES DUSTERS, frC-fcO, Bail Caln ail Prahlalm! C. C WOLCOTT, “OTYTER OCEAM” LADLES’ tod SETTS’ BBRAUKAFT. Where yon will find a full stock of CSKFINS MB CASKETS, from dR>»th. abowe the avenge ; oats growth but the Instrumental Music. laairacilM given on PIANO or OFOAN. vera fnets <tf last winter destroyed much ol ibfl flhtit, exc ept apples. killed by tbe fine weather now, Nov. I’SCLK LtTlIKk JACOB LENTZ & SONS AND CARDS. BRACKETS, rolkI COME AT.I. PATENTS. fret «id« Maia St ▼tUe. COMB ONr.l pvBNrrou siNurtcTORY! FRESH MEATS. LwaKe Danforth. Srm bf Aael B Danforth, -ged wveateen, wax aeci deally drowned Thnnulay afternoon Board and rwon freer H KLLfflm 4 DRESS IAENG MEAT MARKET! she could he eaptured and all traces of Are had been removed the lower Mrs. H«ttie Davenport, of Saline, portion of her body was btimt per­ arrested for murdering her infknt, has fectly black She lingered in gieat Iteaa aeqnittrd and sent to the Kala- agony until six o’clock the next morn­ msxoo Asylum, by reason ot insanity ing. when she died. The child will hi>oi» VM H. WOOD, Ifaaapr- Instantly the fluid took fire and oommnokMteJ to their clothing. Mrs. A farmer named Elies Fowler, re ’Mall. satisfaction guaranteed. IDBlr daily paper. DIVISION. SEAKD 1APIDS AID DETBOIT, tonhvftk. Ky-. has'i ■ca RAPIDS Of all dtyUd mJ Mses, and MBTAX1C CASKS* tarnished to ordcs SHF 9 CDS A ND COFFIN LIN INGS kept consianlly on hand. ------------ D ------- HAWtt AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I ATKINSON ...reful aitenOaa. W« auuHrfhotarc oar Furnitme fro® the beet thoroughly seat.or.ed lumber and warra.it it tv be as represented. 14th, for J. C. D. Tk-ax», glO nr Qf. Oeo. B. FLEMING. At tho Md stand, wari side of Mala BL Ncvhvine Mich. BOE, AT BOTTOM PRICES FOB CASH. West Side of Maia street, Nashville, Mich. C. C. WOLCOW. PAINTERS! NASHVILLE, MICH. �PARTY. s <ry. hi.' O21WT. JPBJXL Henry Ward Beecher FRIDAY, do put himuelf io the path, or keep him­ self out of the path of the bait,** he "msa tut rovereign over ourselves rpd act On eveiy ten dollars invested by baying your Dry Goods. Groceries, Hats, freely—We can place ourselves in Capa, Clothing. Boots, Shoes. Gents* FttraUhuig Goods, &c+ the way of wicked enticemeets or DXTO. W. M. we can keep ourselves far from them. WOJDERFUL! BUT THUE. Half of men’s sins come from oppor­ On«l.r«> attrrt.tji. tunity. and lhe greatest sin is that w« uuka opjionuaity. A pauonuus Tni IHkU. Kia Alia WdnU H. YOUNG. M- D. flower can ikhsou only those who go RKCRpriaM cob mittma. neark. "Little children keep your­ 7 cents per vard. Just opened 50 pieces Plaid Printa, (beauties) selves from idols." 1TJ /• ** " 10 " Lonvdale Cottons, C. ELLIS, M. D. Tbe other day a Vicksburg father • n<«* au ^ni-H. Io Uept 6 “ " “ 20 * Brown Cotton, finding it necessary to reprove his 8-5 and upward*. Piles of Felt Skirts rt non, gently said : "Doo t atufl* victuals Good Colton Batts, pound rolls, 12| cents . . A BARBER. M.. D., llom«-oio your mouth that way, toy sou; Men** Rubber Doot*. j •2.95 • patMa J^y^ta.and OflUe. George Washing didn’t eat after that 15 Grades of Tea. from 38 cento and upwards. fashion M The boy accepted the re­ A beautiful Oil Chromo given with each pound sold. proof without comment. And ’ after WEBSTER k HOBBS. Blaek|K»ndering for a while, he remarked IV NitUw. AU bind, of work In tba BUfk.’-'Itb Strong. Miss Ida Kill. *o-J HoriMboetaMt tlM attended Io promrKty. Gi». to himself: “And I don’t believe George Washington licked his boy B. RASEY, Drayman. Goodsand for finding a bottle of whiskey in the shed when he was hunting after a • °*r^ T,a*’*horse-shoe, either. pLEMENT SMITH. V LAWYKR Union Thanksgiving eerriee was Observe Motbodu* prt our Prices : M 0 NEW ORLEANS MOLAI SES «s!y 90 cents per .gallon at bls lota ’ DON’T FREEZE! Warm ftoarfs. Shawl*. Knit Undrrcloth- I thv long brick. G- A. Trwnan. W. A.AYLSWORTH, Proprietor. opportunity. »lbt tarn CLOTHES FIN8 for heoBtont Wkiu k JWdJfMwu. ( Tse While * McNames are happy to any that DacanaBM-’e as* ATTENTION, ALL! Greeting H1C choir cf both churches. Berryville, JAPAN TEA DU8T at Wbtto A Me-f Two or throe districts wishing sing­ ing schools thia winter, could secure the AINSWORTH i BROOKS, pay the Highest Market Price fet POTATOES, nu t MeSaaa. ER Especial Attention TO MONEY LOAN I li Appnrd lol IiUte SectnUn, *300.00 and UPWARDS ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE L. RUSSELL. AND and unity the inflammation White A McXamo. JOHN Q CRESSY, J e u£ki Delivered st their Throat and Lung Disease Dellerick's hall after a Grange meeting, camo acres, a paper on which was written : • Jtroshwrf, That we disband." rilh Boot* and Shoe*, CORN. Afri.Es, OATS, TH I.R Clover Seed, See., Christian civiiixalion. X>«p jg, PARADY, Mannfaciawf Business, Relations CoXBAD CxrVKB, Treasurer. Mr. Barnwit J. * NOTICE. GLOVES and MITTENS to be sold CHEAPER than Sheridan, to Jamoo Barnett. H. LEE. T Again in the Trade tone her, per * CF OYSTERS only 25 cents per can al Weirs A McNabbs* C. O. D. Grv- m. FLINT, Nashville where GROCERIES are sold —H. Feighasr, t>*OY8TERS for 25 eta J in any medicine, just buy a Ban,pie Beetle LATH, of Boschoe's German Syrup tor 10 neat and SHINGLES, ley IL Regular also boule 75 oenU. Dont WATER LIME, parly walls and divisions among the follow­ —A. W. Olds mill building win consist of ers of Christ. We cannot give the sermon an upright 82x65. three storiee high.nnd an SALT, BOOTS AND SHOES, WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. ELI STRONG, Practical Millwright, BlLl. ■ABHIRKBY, « Inlnmanoo, a Mlotxlgwxi. HAIR. STUCCO, •10.000 Given A. way! ^yM. JONES, Give Me a Call. agent and telegraph operator on the Jaek•oa, Leaving It Saginaw Raltamd. at North tor, we learn that the celebrated Robinson Chaise Beef Steak al Roe A Oarer’s Lansing. Beeeber baa a leerat ire position. for oaly 10 cents per pound. —The imbeeilo aaa of Mrs. Pierce, of tar KEROSENE OIL, Michigan Test, Baltimore, who wandered *rom bis home ing often talented ; •ball Marra as the band, orchestra, and full troupe of bril Friday. ' ringers, in toot, it is MT* GREAT CLEARING SALE of traveling. Yellow Springs, Drru^hcrty'A and the Louaville Weekly Cotnuxa-JoeaxAL AINSWORTH k BROOKS, Proprietors. • ly Courier-Journal is the groat National Nashville, Mich., Jan. 27, 1875. L. J. WHEELER BUSINESS MEN 81st, 1875, distribute impartially $10,000 in valuable preoents among its subscribers, ELISU CHIPM.1X, be entitled to a registered and numbered re­ ceipt tor this distribution. Send US$2.95 Jnotice of the- Peace, MT Buy Coramdal GOFFER of WMU Jk Tho ordination of Rev. Robert C. Bedford 30ih Mr. Bedford has been supplying the Nashville, Mich. NEW ART GALLERY! JU8T NORTH OF ATUWORTWB. General Conveyancing, WORTH OF Collections a specialty. 1 Dox. Photographs, $».5O theological course just before entering upon ing the wood into kuHable condition tor the 8 Ferrotype* for Copying and Enlarging GIVEN PARTICULAR ATTENTION. Dacobxxtt'i A SAD THOUGHT! that sidles up to a pen of oysters Hke a — MATCHES wrarMied MO only who ceatR per box at White A MeMarne'a C. 0. D. Grocery. New Goods Has j net received a Urgn and complete Fall and Winter MILLINERY & FAICY GOODS! Direct from New York Printing! looks be now attributes to tbe fact that the Worsteds, Real and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Lace, Passimentire, Real and ■ Imitation Hair Goods. Dre** and —Another dhuriet rabool teacher han been hoisted on to the nek of tortarc. Mr. BUFFALO ROBES, Lap Kabo*. Horos Henry Ca-npbril, of Barry, thia Mxmty.wra Blanket*, etc., the large*! «tock a-d luwenl on Saturday Irat triad baton Jaeitoe Riker, prU«*4 Trumaa’a of Kalamazoo, tor boxtag a bay’s ears. Th* jttry failed to agree. FOOD, SECURE ONE ! LOAN MRS. L. O. CROCKER GIVE ME A CALL cordial invitation is ex- TO .80 examination was very satisfactory to the Council, and, certainly, tbe public religious son Association, of the Baptist church, will BQU Give ns a ••chaw" of Wh^e k Mc­ be held st the M. E. Cbarch, in this village Namee' 60 cent TOBBACO. Il is as good MONEY Cloakmaking IS ALL THE LATEST STYLES. The rail for damages instituted by AL THE WEEKLY SUN JUST RECEIVED AT H. J. Martin is building a saw mill fa: “NEWS” OFFICE! — Candy free to those who buy I pound of Wiirrt <fc McKAMI8 |I.QO Japan Tea. -J. L Peter's Maaieal Moelhly-Ixi Crrmede La Crmr-comes once a month and is filled with late and choice instrn- vicinity need KOGHER BROS, FOUND injured, one wheel bring entirely drmoral- Addrees J. L. Prana, W9 Brradway. N. which revolted in jury. Foor were for ao ca and two tor th« ptatalif. Baros R. withdrew tho cane and paid the costs Flint k Bendy >PPwed for the plaint if and Clemeal Smith and C- G. Holbrook for detoe -Mr. enJ Mrs. Ainsworth will entertain DEAD FOR THE Plain and Colored DZNTI8TRT! ly destroyed by fire on Thanksgiving nigbu C Griffiths. FALL AND WINTER THAIJI! NASHVILLE! I JOB PRINTING! the health AT VERY REASONABLE FIOUREN. only 10 cents Loa Trteaa., for TOLEDO Tbe building used by Moody and Sankey in Philadelphia, is tbe im­ mense one on the corner of Thir­ teenth and Market streets. It occu­ pies nearly a whole square of ground M well, should we and it is 200 f»el wide by 300 deep. It will be capable of seating 10,000 people tn the auditorium in addition to 1,000 persona on the platform, the dollar which is 100 feet long by 60 wide, the platform is of such unusual ante, is order to aeeomodflte the committee of clergyman and the five hundred iat ISlUe three per key’s choir. C.F. SWAN. Livery stable! Sixteen montl WM. VENN. Proprietor- Naahvilh, Oat 12«h. W. a. KOCIER a Brs. Tottre ’X'rYilap', ORNO STRONG. W Nashville. on Nov, 17th. 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In arrirulture. g, ntocbBDlro, U», aCncatiat <bariro«OarthtnoBSKUBB UiMiCntatota.wIridi in cOact new »tut», anti lhauh row o< Ite tttpalndtr nfol rotia.-Uera>t!» rvp*I" to their teller. an4 tuarinnerUmy are, or cau re*.lily teto-Je. eBerUvi. ThU Mutt'ilna fleet at m-ire than fifty warabiiXot wUcb Slteea am Ujucteta. •now oo h*nJ on th* Atbuitlr roaat. Tile nary r.a* been baoagll to Uito c<u,ditl<ai by a Jiullctoua anil |«rU* cal application of what routi l» *par«>l fr<iu 1 be l-L Ina or rngafrs in wring th- luiu-w ll.nte every BUB Iwretoew a trrepaaarr or. ku-w. lug1'. a patrea ot trespaMgr* Aly u|>portut>rli<M for reieeriltwt were nrt etinirWnl la Ju*4i1y uh. In revxeutneDdmg rprciAe Icxlelattoii <M1 iu-»c aul». J-ct*; bitt I oo rreoa.rne»i that a total r •*nn«itl,v* at tbe ton booses of Ctagrow, suffiew-id'y large to be cttvile-l into rub-mraailt|rte,.|e or,-*uir.vl fa, liattall the tuliilDtf blab* and ferrtlng!-* dur.ng the rointtu aununrr, and tint tie. o’mu,KIre shall tail, at l*» inruievL at wotu-t ue a «rn«i w«*iu« •J Ihla could be outoauumatel even at an earlier day. hoiking eecma to bm U"r rvitolh than that a I all. healthy and pi■ financial reaction cannot tale place in favor of tu>- taduaiiHM and tn.au. Lal welLrc at lb© country, until we return to a turaaitre <rf tamea recfnlxcii tluvugbont Um ci viliaed acrid. capiial ot tor two romjMnxM, j^vn aton creator jwwrr to prevent future couetrncUoa eg other line*, aad io Itonlt the control of tolr«reptoc ccenmnDtoaU.«i bi-twven two continent* tn ibcac pcweeealnc Use* a:ready laid. Utibia a tow moth* jbM a cable 11*4 been laid, ktjown a* Um United State* d*ireet Calda Comiaoy. a ntiecting tte Unitel Matra dir ctly wlMi (treat Ur4*ln. A* *ona ae th to cable w»* r j. vted to be Lu wcrime order the rale* ref lbo then extettoff coaM>Ulalrd company were grretly reduced; *.tub, bowveer, a 1<**1 wa> announced in ttita ne'oeabh. ami in mo l.ately the rah* <4 Hi­ I be province uf Ibra* igher power* to rer» <nlir It* exettice a* a new and todepandem nation. In aoeb caaia o her nattoc* simply deal with au actual­ ly existing c ndltom of tbloj*. and rwr<ii;tilM ■■ cn> f U>«J-.«rx»cf the rartb that li*ly J.4IIU wiki. roMtMing Beceevaiy rletuento. bae. in fa< t. 1-ero.Ba mweh apparent effect. The military force of thia Govwnimrul diapoaaMe for eerrioe in that quarter la ipiitn knadr<i«aio to effectually guard the line even at tboee poiA* where tba menrelou* are uvually made. Ab eaprtitoealtof an armed veeeel on thr kto Oraade for that purpoee it on trial, and it to bu| cd that. If not thwarted by the ana.lowwa« of Um nrrr and other natural olxtaelre. it may materi­ ally roti innate to the protection of I tie hrntoiuen of c Jumodlty Uka th" product* of I be roll, the *ur;Jn* aeeklug a market wherever there to a diuiaud 5or IL Under oar.vraeenl ayirtetn aeiboald want none, n »r would wo have any were tt not that coatoma daeaynuat be paid in c.»u,ai».l l>e«-»<>ee of tte |4edira to jay lb» Intcieat ol the public debt tu c>uo, the yii'lil of prtetonv tu- tala would Sow out t'T lhr parchaae of foraQrn pro iurtlon*. and learc tbo United Hlat-a the beware of wood and the drawer, of wur beiauan of the wtoer IqtlalaUoQ oo the aubjeet of finance bf the natlnua with wb.ra we have daallup. itb Large potrcird that thia no looger b* at a premium, but enrreney at a dtoCOUDL A tealtby re«Kttoa would aet in at once, and wilb tt a desire to tuak* Un currency equal to wt at It jmrpocts to be. Tbe merchants, mau.ifact are re and tredremen, and every caliina, could do bwatnera OU a fair margin of praftL Tbe money to be re­ ceived bavin* an unvarying vain*, taborrn and all daaaae who work for vllpulated pay or *alarj would receive mor© for Ibeir income b*cau*e extra profit* woud no lL*>{vr te charged by tbe capitalist to compensate for thr rtak of a downward fluctuation tl> value of tbe currency. Kerood. That the Secretary of ths Trea.nry te auih rieod to redeem, eay notloeiceed DraiM u...ulliiy. of legal-Uader notes, by IraBin*, in Ibeir el. ad, a too* bond bearing interest al the rale of Few tmgridii* better deserve the name of "horror " than that which transpired bat a few days ago on the railroad near Gopfritz, Austria. At a few minutes past 1 in the morning, as a train of four­ TJw prvceedlBfa of the Joint e 'muii»*ioa under the eoaveunoB tetwern the Uuileil Stale* and Mrreo of lite tlh ot July. 1*A on the anbject of teen carriages, with 128 passengers, was crossing a bridge some forty feet in height, the engine ran from the mils and actsr e* the eewtvwl. It ba* aoiulratTgreBlcT a^e, but act grealrr at more fomidaue propurLore. . K is pusMliic that the asU at ferel*a power*, and even ».I* of Hpaln bvreelf, of U»m very nature, luigbl be painted to in defease of such non«nlUcsi, but now, a* in Ha past M*tory. the Uuted Mstee should caret any avoid the false light* which might load 11 into the maxes at doubtful law and snaattouabto propriety, and adhere ri*idly and stculy to the rule which ba* been lie guide, and Uiti.g only that which ■ rishi and honest and ot *o.«l , . .. » .... .. —... ... .wu,. f Crthcr re<x*nmsn<l*tk>B In rrgsnl to l-yri*:*t;on fer tbe -J<ivvramrnt i f lb*t Territory. Tbe Mredy gmetb end Increase et Ihr business ot th* r*trnt office tnjlcsto* la some measure IS* I - .tress << (he I ml o.trial prom-rUy of the country. The jeortpl* of the office are in execs* of it* yxprodiluree. an l tbe office gear rally la la a prwvprr- plunged into the chasm dragging all but one of the. can with it About a dozen psascDgen were killed, and as many more o<Tk>unly injured, die others, won­ derful to relate (for the can were heaped on each other aud amaahed to frag­ ments), escaping with but alight wounds or bruiaefl. The engineer and stoker were crushed to jelly and the chief guard decapitated. A mail clerk was fatally scalded, though death did not release AU d-lP« I»‘d upon anefc atilclew (0 ,UreeUy to the eiwtof Um artI -to when tnaaufacturvd here, ami lu .14 te jw»4 for by tba cocauuMTv. The dutwa not OU} entur fl OU, 0.1 <x«MUtner« at b<but acta* a protcc ton to f<«i4|tn manafartBrer. of the aanw c.iW|„-te.1 articles in our owS aoj dtatant ciarkett. I will .««««t oe tuenUoti anr.tber atibMpl Inr-nj npia Uw proburJO of bow to ecabto Um Secretary oi th j Trowory to aectinra ato balance*. It to to <1 nr.-l by eorjwriLaav, rvUffbnM or otherwise. Jf to retain real rotate without taxation U.er.«btnplit<uu« prop, rt J a* to b«re Allude J to, wtthi®t taxation, Tuay lead to avqnew iiaU.o without c«>u-tituu<undBmhcrtty and Ihreooh Moud. 1 would u>gff«M Um taxatkxi ot all pevtMrty him for several hours, during which he lay beneath the ruin, audibly lamenting the fate of his family and entreating for waler, which could Dot bo conveyed to him. A pregnant woman, whose moth­ er's bruins were dashed out by an iron bir by her side, escaped uninjured, and gave birth to her child while yet en­ tangled in the Framinatiun wreck. showed that tli- slaughter was not the tnand Hate s ll, e .HLlaeTtiJ'liattou. ar dnedrnptttaua penm*, to beer Imru *e»tamed on mnall farm* and plantatto ■*, are not only far beyond the poatlbto yield of r.x.tj.’ifxsuTii.&.i/Kz; result of an accident, for hands accus­ tomed to railroad work had removed the nutq and bolts from five rails on one side of tlie curve, and then replaced the rails •to be* viettod lb* acrar* of Umm *j«.l;*U. «i*. are in many lo*t*»o--» more Ibau Ui-> linti■ Ida*! claim­ ant* w-ie eeer worth, includllng Ibeir perooual and re»l ratal*, lb* report o< tba Atteruay-rien. real, wtiecli wiU be rabwiMtod to < -meree* at an early <lay, will contain a det* I tod hletnry of th* awards m»d«, and at tbe claim* ponding of th* so tluit the track nppc«ued safe and un­ touched. The affair is utl the more hor­ rible because bar a little while before throe attempts had been made in a pro- cisdy similar manner, to wreck Unins on ■Uvv.uxl depeodent ronuroa; HJM» proskwore at the war «< ISM. 1».*” <t wb«a-<*er» ««rvtvere **-.! *.'*> al wbmn are »btoa*. lliataJLmated that will b« required for the per n,n,[ qf pyRakWB f.w'u* *—1 .—<>■—. ■ "Si ’.xsa? sated Will* MMS0------- w — ----- S -------- -j. •— are* of aboutOl.ww .nuir. tulle. in th* Territone* of Uotorwdn, Utah. sU aw MMdoo, 4sv.Jepinc the agr>c*thera> aud inlneral rreourewa, and furnuhlns " If I ha 1 lulsura 1 would repair that witdt phoe in my ficuee,” said a fanuur. Ho had dudt, however, uvl while drink­ ing aider with s neighbor lhe cows broke io and injured a prime piece ot corp. "If I bad leisure, ** said a wbcelright last winter, " I would alter my stovepipe, far I know it is not safe. But hs’did not find time, aud when his shop caught . tire and bariMxl down he found time to build shothcr. " If I bad leisure," said a tnoduuiie, ’ 1 should ha*p my work done hi Meoaoh." Tlio mar. thinks his 1 time haw l»een all occupied, but he not al wah work til! otter sunrise ; be qnit work at b o'clock, smoked a cigar afk r ; disiMK, and apeot two hours on the mmsenae with an idler. ** If I had leisure,said a merchant, " I , gUmA Ldkiug woukl jay smuvi ato-nti-.u to my ac­ ; coonta, aud would try and eoUsct my bu.lduustra." *KUs mon- promptly." The ebaoce ie. rny frirud, if yon had teteure yon would j/rohably pay Ims attention to tba . matter. �tiitk btos-rywl giri, tt* yixtugrsl ufj GRAND RAPID8 DIVISION. . FRIDAY, . DEC. in. D.W. LINCOLN, I FIS always living a nave tu umy, Ldlj. BtrfB.TflE eouaist pa’lh ot duly le.fal »Ulwul they are under bondage alavish | his profession. or An old friend GWTD RAHSe-ARp DETROIT. BARGAINS! • * doco, WM)i mll «e»t |. pneie. lh.1 TIME TABLE. GrOKHtfi POTYISIONS, met TRUMAN’S I * u --------------------------------------- *• - -him on the street one day. and asked fear; but can au aecnslum.£ themselves 'TBt BY *■)« wairing till she's quieted down a litI tie. and then I think 1 can crswl “But, my child, one can full«»w.<he I through the jcellat-window. •’Thwy’re all cv,,,oI J” exclaimed j a duly. I*ul a real plt-aMirr, from the EC LIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! Lilly, tw ahu.rulerrtl the cuxy sitiing ratisfactrnn It brings; iron know ihc . - -And how b*r baud, good hook ’ell* «• thal, “The willing did you •iiocwed with that ?*' . Well, that Irualy Deer ruber evebing. She | arid the obedient aha It eat the good the old woman died .-.nd lhe child died. But I think TU save tba old juM come I rum the Post Office ; of the land.’" man yai !*■ Dr. Drake. <5* Bro.'s Medicines, with a letter bum h»-r cuiisiu Kate. “Turn shall I understand by that, A few more days and' leap year ••All." erwd Bel; “whu, I’d like to will be upon us, when all old bach­ Fills and Gear, I Medwwet, ihQV, and huw many is that, aud elors who wish to remain .so will Indian Blood Syrup, when are they coining t’ do lh«ir duly, unless they are really have th flee l6 lhe forest or lake up Electric Health Restorer, '••Why, dear cuu»in Kale, a&i Julia, and truly willing that it will be-of no their quarters nnder the bed when | lhe old maids are abroad. It is said auU Aunt Ruth, They'er all coming good, or credit to them ?’ (hat Suaan B. Anthony n already n< xt week to spend Cbruunai*; ain't “Nut exactly that Lally, but let me gilding up her loins for one last des­ BtiMoeas done on the square and Jgtad. and won't wc have jolly timer.?' illustrate a little : Now suppose that perate onslaught on some poor de­ itisfacUon guaranteed. -I’m glad they’re all coining but— two persons are engaged in the same fenseless wretch. rtrjm. with an tq»en h-Uef FAMILY MEDICINES but one"—snirf Lou. work, cue works with f ‘ ‘ • cheerful, Said * ~ 1, willing heart, the like to do, and I mean to try and be in sigh’ of lhe house." willing to do the work (hat is assign­ ‘•Oh dear: what shall I '<!<»," said but Won’t I have to be a martyr “It is now after nine o'clock, ‘go Lilly, and I i i 3 1 It •atirfictorltr apnearlar »>r affidavit fib cao*r, that tbe ihne named lMi*nda the -tell fhu*; lire old ancient martyrs will be children it is bed time, as she opens deep discussion ; she hears -TO folks for a whole week in thia dull mark : “I am so afraid you will country place; I wish I could go to Lou. W ait >urtil you know your Aunt Ruth, and the dearest, you will find her one and best of women; think she how . sacrificed all her own pleasant pros Boots, Shoes i Rubbers Which will be sold from tell & I nev­ long as as my Long before preparation for GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS. CAPS, AND FURS "p,Enw’u:i> a. noLnnooK. the i IKNT SMITH. Com pl Jnaafr Solicitor. "d,lire. IMA. U. I&. You can be shown everything you want in CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AMD LAMPS! tlyt noble acct.' Bradford had remarked at (he break who are every where nu(ed lor (heir fast table "let nothing be left undone A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! that would make uur guests feel wel- “Come <»n Ben," says L-hj. ‘let’s g«» come.." i lu tbe kitchen and pup some corn J Tim, lhepiired man, was dispatchand have some fun before she conies.’ ed forthwith to town, to procure sun* ’ My Si Tea beats all the hobby prices in town f 17“ For further particulars inquire at the counter. It aal lafaelorilj but ot course Dn in fur pop corn .audftiu any. time." he cook, was called in to ad- viro in the nrntler. for her long ex- perience in pasiry cooking was lu the meantime mv readers let ns take a look into this home, that ■ may Irecume better acquainted we with ■ >lhe.characters. sidered of great value in bill to be AM. and a cofv Ux-rrof to 11— CompUlnaat'a holkltw within ■ con­ largo New where she h-vl so long served. Ban was busy ranching for hen’s JACOB LENTZ & SONS England ferm house, with a massive was act to stoning raisins, and fully she worked, though many a long generum there attending to sweeping, dusting N auufact urers and kecj faith­ timo pmctil* d for hl* ucrart-»er. EDWARD A. HOLimooK, that, with the store bouses and barns, sigh was heard to drnuie how tired CTreult Conti C<>tuml».loii»r lu and tor Harry < speak-* plainly to (ho pastel by of she wiw, yet not a word of complaint. Cl.EiHNTSMiin, CompUloMl’• Kolleltor. (A true top}.) Wm. II*Towkm, Ua,-I. -comfort aud plenty. Thu is lhe home Mrs. Bradford and Lilly were hereaml and cheerful nature make nil feel at mid arranging rooms fur some time Baly Cahs aii Prabuta; nity in this happy ho ne. Their chil­ knew her skill was relied upon and number, Tally, a mod­ “not fi»r the world" as she would of est girl of sixteen, and being the old­ ten remark, “Would I fail in this, and est of tbe family, gives her the ap this.’’ pearance of one much older in years CUTINS AND CASKETS, Of all style* am! shea, nod METAL1C CA8E8 furnished to ordu It.is useless Io enumerate, lhe Va­ Ben, a rollicking, fun loving boy uf rieties prepared fur the next few days still fur our readers can well imagine ir.v twelve, though a great tease, is the life uf lhe household, an J a great dayorile with all who, knew him, and SHR 0CDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand. what a feast is always in waiting on such occasions, in a farm wealthy Ncvrr drew such a ct-owd as has thronged the 12} per cent profit Store. Parlor, Library, Dinin, Office aid GENERAL FOMTIJHE! MIKROKS. PICTURES, FRAMES AND CARDS. BRACKETS, DUSTERS, kC-*C, home who (mriake at ins huspitnbk- unoccupied, anti assisting Jane in the lx»anl, and Ins geutle wife, a middle multitude of goxl things she was so aged lady, presides with queenly dig­ anxiously preparing, for she well dren, three in MlcMgM in readiness fur use, while little Lou stone Front of nncient gothic strutnre, »f fartm-r Bradford, whose PVKMTVRE ■1KUHCT0BT! family the neats and getting nuts and -pop corn Picture to yourself a $2.00 SAVED On every ten dollars invested by buying your Dry Goods, Groceries,'Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Ac., will Mate where the; «aw tbe uune. at the 12 1-2 per cent profit store. TToir ftTRFCCKKb IN T.IFK. though easily prejudiced, a few kind words twddum Lilly, “don't you think father ia lunger 'than usual Observe our Prices: Just opened 50 pieces Plaid Prints, (Ireauties) 7 cents per vard" " 10 *• Izmidnle Cottons, 12} “ “ ” 20 * “ Brown Cot'on, 6 •• “ Piles of Felt Skirts at 85 and upwards. . Good Colton Batts, pound rolls, . 12} cents Men’s Rubber Boots. S2.95 15 Grades of Tea. from 38 A beautiful Oil Chromu given with fcaeh pound sold. confirmed I •erlbvd for hl* appro ran-e. EDWARD aTMOLRROOK. •fed, ‘ (•-II) Dubin has been playing lii.» pnirikv— No«. 3rd. X U IK*. -- •’owtgj, Rr«iMcr. I aiu mi anxious to tell him the good CHAS. W. DEVABAY, him, ha* ing here tu a petid elwHUmns *" “Oh,—Qtieeu Victoria,or-or Prcsi de’ut Grant, or t# it poor uncle (meaning a poor eripple Sol. living just below iha bill, a short distance un a patch of ground, donated him by Mr. Bradford, and a favuiila resort fur the MARBLE BLAOK AcFUI*UER, Kindness in woman and nut their beauteous looks shall win my love.-— It seems that thia ia going to NASHVILLE, MICH, AINSWORTH & BROOKS, TOMBSTONES Nadv Is ■ has been < decline in >be price Cd Larfc braids; new dol'ar sioies -are Satisfaction Guaranteed. children CHAS. W. VEMARAT “Is that so, is it possible! dear sir «- ». j • * .u , t „ , , , ' ( We had always supposed that beter Butb, .et s sec, buw many years; hind the sereens one sees strung ANNOUNCEMENT! Mrs. E. C- sines I last mw her—and hr silrmlv ' wr -ss the back end of a dressmaking 8. LEIBHAU8ER, the rare uf Baath. u<>un a ’*uie , . — • IILLTNKRY 4 DRESS MAKING The cb-klren have i No. it wasn’t a ghuat, far gimau don't i >.» wCb<> is invited tn my stock of MEAT MARKET! MERCHANT TAILOR! AMD Cutting ami Multii ROE & CLEVER. LATH. READ! UDE CLOTHING! BOOTS AND SHOES, WATER LIMB, WHICH IS NOT EXCELLED « TOWN. SALT, FRESH MEATS, HAIR, GHve IVte n. Call. i Wblrh will br sold st n-Mumbb- pricw. Pteanc give au a call. where 1 sse a ‘|FuUu» rimes. Mfeh. For. to. 8. LIEBHAL'KUL Sko. R. FLEMING. IN NASHVILLE. IWUWWJNTFCLOMIIG . "... , . . : ’bing behind (hem tu keep u» in ths t -he is cuuuug rt aimort ukrs me M J p.rt ol the abop after this.— my buylMKid days, branch of study, 1 would respectfully call their STUCCO, visited n* once sh»er, t*uf I liave n<»‘ yell ao»or jump ov*-r a cord of boxes, seen Ruth since 1 was in FbihdeL •wd ’7 b’d* • «|>«d of i.w., Public Rehearsals Dolivsrsd at lb«irt SHINGLES, M8U FiaitB anti c unnurr Instruction given on PIANO or ORGAN. Clover Seed. &c., ELEVATOR Instrumental Music. I trust by fair dealing 1 shall be with you. Especial Attention BLACK k FULLER. | hearted woman will cum|dai^t of the­ i price of wood. •nd Ju'ia” ' POTATOES, shall be pleased to renew Bnsinean Relations COKN, APPLES, OATS, springing up all over the Inod ; the religions papers are uflerine thu <kw Audi Rulh..uJ couuu Kue | r'l,°',d ’riIh“ Again in the Trade mJ maancr front Uw W-i Clocks, Spectacles, $c. the neighlKirhood.) . ehrouws and an imitation coral neck­ "You'll have to gueas again—bin lace can !•« __ _ __ ..... bought for a quarter. I'll aave yun tbe trouble. Il’s no uiher I With Ibe nececaHiefi of iue thus Greeting pay the Highest Market Price for and MONUMENTS, be j^T»:r?e&n? I wovtd respectfully inform my fHeade that I ua EVERT DESCRIPTION OF him a visit—Hero ke comes now." kvmopean ^S^S'.^aTlSTUKAIT. DETKUIT, MICH JOAN. veao”’ WORKS ATTENTION, ALL! JEWELER § OPTICIAN not seen for s«» many years, ia tu pay “Oh ! ssy.Fatber. guvas whw'scoui Gillman Bros. •n. IF. A. AYLSWORTH, Proprietor. Nashville Mich. ( LAMENT HMITH. CoraptalnaM'* Solicitor. ing the choirs tu night—I - wonder if “Yes, it will be good news Io A KFLKNDID OHEB. gardiets of all competition ! just bear:" do­ to hear that-his sister, .whom he ” Wc appreciate the value of Cask Cuteotn, aud propose to have it, re A d.iy later- Mr. Bradford coming in with a letter in his hand, sings out ‘ good news, good news U win o.si. tail -Mother,’’ says ' WONDERFUL! BUT TRUE. bouse years, of a timid suspicious nature, al­ C, A. TRUMAN - • Well,” says Ben, ‘‘you needn’t be 1 dry articles to aid io the coining feast. : so ’froid, she isn’t coming to night, jaoe, Goinc South. A specialty in BOFHLO ROBES, LIP ROBES &H0RH BUIIEB. old coming Christmas time. Mrs. Brad- I jour indfocilrss children. You will j lord nnd Lilly held a long consulU. i>ui find her sliif, and furmaWthough 1 lion before giving orders, for Mr. ■ true piety." MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH to Si less per pair than can be bought AND A LARGE LOT OF the in farmhosne, for all had a part -assign- * ed them in the Fort layio, Jacta l Saiinaw L R. next daylight 'the morning! all were astir 50 cents elsewhere. name is Lon Bradford." • peds in life, to care fer her brother's . she d<ros belong to o TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF Giris can’t keep a secret." “Hush, my children, you know not er will tell, never, R 8 CENTS. 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING Ben re­ “Well, you bet I cau Ben. tbe city, b», lu»!" what you are talking altoiit. JUST OPENED. 100 PIECES OF to lire iloor she spies Ben aud Lou in a nothing to be compared with me; Ire shut up with a house full of worn- WHICH I WILL RETAIL AT PRICES HERETOFORE UN KNOWN IN NASHVILLE! ALPACAS, FOR 25 CTS. TO $1A YARD ed me.” to the kitchan NDERCLOTHINC A Full Line of those Double Width . cHANcteiwirORnjen. and and “tiiou’s” one won’t dare to laugh me. D. W. LINCOLN. they Mt as now," said Lilly, “at least I Teal bel­ Ben.^ **Nol a boy m tlie crowd FLANNELS, AND other prim and proper, wyh their “thee's" ter to do the work J am willing, ■ KOTIOMS, BEAVER CLOAKIWG, For Men and ‘Women. Do you not love our cousins tins ? works just itn as earnestly and faithful­ “Haven’t 1 read how CONSISTING OF an earnest, “I'll marry a thousand women if I want to !" vociferates a nation's shame —Sir Brigham Young. Go ahead old man and do it. and may the Lord and Aunt Ruth we bare never seen’' ly hut it is with a complaining, fretful grant' that among that tboRaand may ••She’s the one 1 meant; I just dread way, now which is likely to bw the be found one female who can wield beirer appreciated, and which will re­ a hickory broom handle with all the ceive-the greater reward ?’ effeclivenesa of a first-class ball play •*1 think I understand it belter er and lhe spirit of Spartieus. “And j»ray, which is that ?" Lilly. lor. 91a, 1875. .IND NOTIONS, him huw he was aucce.-ding in bu-inesa. “I've had une case." -Well * t° d°’ng right, that it will nut only be l. NssbvilKlCeh., Jan. 27, 187A AINSWORTH A BROOK8, Proprietors. L. J. WHEELER �4 DONATION PARTY. LOCAL MATTERS. LOCALS. al . raVi-iSf eTima TBOOT. FRIDA V, 4.' DEC. 10, 1070 CODFIKH, GEORGE'S BANK « BONELESS...... After a temporary suspension of busi­ ness the rinl fen, <fe> SfaferlU. fed feuffe far PRICE LIST ■ely fr io ruble tii •1.00 Maple Ryrop—.. <._.*.. ’ —The Dell Ring era-to* night. Dauyheriyt. Fred Kirtland, Mine Alice Wabath. —Mr. Daugherty la recovering aeu Now lot of Clothing Baitin' MCKPTtOa COMMtrrKK. Wolcott Hardware w. m. again opens its immense itock to the pub­ lic. They have adopted a Cash System and accordingly reduced their goods to —Breakfast and supper by lamplight. —Mr. L. Smith, is building an addition dxto, brie', Sited wUh dioieeot goods of the eoun. •f tbe odjjiaiag eitira aad towns aha has beautiful Celluloid plate for artificial teeth. and gMae^»yfreerf “TbeT^lh.* 07* NEW ORLEANS MOLAS­ SES only 90 eenta per gallon at “BED-ROCK” Mr. Chipman, le visiting her friends al this Ida KID. WEBSTER k HOBBS, , Black' AU-kfofiaaTwertrlatte Miufim Kk —It is not a good ide*, to leave your define Ike giant wave ot panic aad bard clothes bat all night Just yet. There is no lines Chai rwejk over Ute country a few now to track ’em. years ego nod lay prostrate maay of ber *S». G«l * sample of DAVoasaw's »ew —C. C. Wolcott is astir again. He baa sister villages to retard ber.progreaa for au Teas, free, drawn from tbe Naliaaal Tea ।formed anew and substantial platform aad Pot; good for the Hoad ache, good when it io j ready to give yon the boot bargains in Nash rille where GROCERIES are sold m CHEAP m M Un C. O. D. Grocery. ■Qu. JAPAN TEA DUST al White A MoThe receipts were $1.00. !y OYSTERS for 25 oil per nual report of the Board of Control of the — A large Block of GLOVES aud MIT­ TENS to be mid CHEAPER thaa ai any other More in Naahvilte al ’ may judge from me charnel* r next Sabbath will be conducted by. th e pas­ tor. Evening tuple, “Money; wreus Character," as illustrated in Wm. B. Astor, light, and one price to all makes trade lively and Henry Wilson. at the Christaia church, on Saturday at 2 o'clock p. m. 0* OYSTERS only 25 cents per can al Wcitx A McNamxs* C. O. D. Grotain building. —Goggle-eyed Dennie of the Tbe Hastings Associalion, of Barry Coaaiy will meet at Union HalL in the city of Hastings, on transaction of such other business — According to memiuu mane in No, Oof Try IL dial invitation is extended to a!L —The CJebraied Detroit luller CRACK­ ERS only 8 ocai s per pound, al a continued story entitled, “Aunt Ruth, the . Quakeress," written expressly for our IF7UU A McNaina. Dated, Hastings, Dee. 6<h, 1974. — Nobby Coals and Vest, 'at Aylmwrthn ■ILL ■A88IHBBY, A »CLASS TH SHOP K CONIECTION. Secretary. Prvsid'aL •10.000 Gleen Awnyl Peruscit! IML. Choice Beef Steak at Roe A Clever's for only 10 cents p*r pound. tar went to Mr. Hazzard, of Bangor, KEROSENE OIL, Michigan Test. his stable on Friday Nur. 26th, and ly Courier-Journal ia the great National upon entering neglected to speak to VST GREAT CLEARING BALE of thought that some one bad been remiss as Family Newspaper. Il will on December to his horses, as he was wont to do, 31st, 1875. distribute impartially $10,000 when he was instantly kicked in the <u tflrctuaUy hide himself that be cculd not his death in a few hours. too. of Battle Creek, have been arrested as the murderers of the female child you BARGAINS that cannot help but couvince you that mygoode are CHEAP. Dtur.itxar. about fifteen days old self seven times, — Yoa can SAVE SO cents on every dol­ to death two fowls, lowls, spoiled a bran new pair lar by buyiag of White A McVonua. of trousers, and were besmeared with baiter It ia a* good TOBBACO. — C barn of GOOD SOAP for 25 Dadgbsxtt's buried in a sand bank on tbe 30th of September |Al The arrest is owing the untiring vigilance Sheriff Barber. ney Clapp expresses himself as hav- —Oar oitixene were somewhat surprised Prosecuting The machine shops uf the Rapids & Indiana railroad, hardware Tbe loss is about 810,000, end with Wolcott, dealer at thia place had made au assignment for the benefit ef creditors. An attachment had been served the day The Hastings National Bank. assignment aud a iatiafad*rtally Mttlemcal made MONEY TO LOAN1 Copying and Enlarging GIVEN PARTICULAE ATTXJiTlOM. New Goods MRS. L. O. CROCKER GIVE ME A CALL- Fall aa4 Wiater ULLIMBY 4 FAICY GOODS! ing a sure thing of it. Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids, are names of two new Wagner A SAD THOUGHT! Directfrom New York coaches put upon lhe Michigan Cen­ tral Railroad on Printing! of hurt Thursday Worsteds, Real and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Lace, Passimentire, Real and Imitation Hair Goods. Brea* »S Claakmakia* 1« ALL TH« LATUr STTLU. tents. Loss, 12,000 ; Chute, THE WEEKLY SUN JUST RECEIVED AT cause the cat upaet a kerosene lamp. NEWS” OFFICE! Wagner sleeping coaches were p-it on the Detroit k DENTISTRY! CoHeclitmj « tftciaky. .§• on Paris avenue, Grand Rapids, was —Tba great Italian “Ole Bull" has come destroyed by Are, Dec. 1st, with con­ — Candy free to those who buy 1 pound of Wntn <fc M» KAMts $1.00 Japan Tea. class i^every respect * particular or mcney refunded. White A .VcNamre. 1 Dox. Photographs, $9.04 8 Ferrotype* fnr little or nothing saved. The residence of Charles W hxklm's. Kala­ on Friday last to learn that C. C. the EQu New line of Prints aad Dress Goods Grand fit Nanhvllte, MfieM WORTH OF Attor­ mazoo, wus destroyed by fire Dec. 3. The creditors wore immediately notified and FOTTKD. Deputy know ns, after numerous like difficulltee we were forced to exclaim, “Oh, the blessed women," and didn't wash the dishes either. <0. D. Groitry. That a dollar will buy more goods at Dauohbuty's, than $1,50 will al plants of NEW ART GALLERY! partly found an grease so that our nearest neighbor didn't — MATCHES warranted :Ji» only Berea ' before against Wolcott, al tne suit of tbe »U per box al White 4t McName'* C. ELIHU CHIPMAN, ceipt for this distribution. Jiutlce of the Peace, Austin J. Smith and Anna Owens, we thought so aCU Give mb a “chaw" of "wMt* A Mo- BUSINESS MEN man and leaves a large family. Buy Centennial CuFFKE if White A ^yw. JONES, Haz­ Mr. zard was a hard working, industrious fames' 60 caul tg” All persons having notes or accounts past due, will greatly oblige us by calling aud settling the same at once as we deed the money.. caused aud every subscription seat through us will stomach, the effects of which Tty's. LEADING ARTICLES: M. FLINT, Nails, 10s and all sizes larger, per kg. $3.20 a. U a “ per lb. 0.031-2 three districts wishing Mag* T H. LEE. 8, per kg. 3.50, lb. 6, 7, • •J. Deputy Sheriff, .’2c, M!»k Cstteortmw a » istelty. “ 4.00, lb. 41-2 3, 4, 2, E1 PA RADY, Manufacture! of Horse Shoes, per kg. 5.25 ■ OTICE. u a - Nails, Pointed, “ lb. 23 No. 8 Cook Stoves, 30 pieces Furniture 18,00 JOHN Q CRESSY. Conan Ctxvaa, Cottage “ 8 to 14.00 V „ MIIEK1 Beckwith Heater No. 18, Zinc and Pipe Money to loan i •included. • * • ......................................... ....$15.00. fc iffsmi Ini bUt Stariha, Booebo's GarNo. 20,.._ r» sums ®r 18,00. and UPWARDS Double Portioned Steel Axes, 1,00. $300.00 ^irr uno Tiita L atastLL per Ft. 50 Druggist and wk him of its wonderful Me- Champion Cross cut Saws, eem among Rs customers. Two noses will “ 1.25 rolteve the worse cnee. If you have no fait b Diamond-tooth Saws, Complete, " ELI STRONG, Kerosene Oil, IT5 fire test, per gal.. ...15. Practical M illvrrighf, sv» **«xn f* and every thing else in proportion. ool- I, tion from first to last. CONTAINS THE PRICE OF A FEW b Slate Reform School- White A McNamee. .. THE FOLLOWING LIST . hardware ever made. • entrance, * we ncouoterW a “hoodlum" of uf the Michigan Bay City division Central Railroad boys, eouaiving to deirsud “Bull" ent of for the first time on Wednesday last. his masie, but they •eealdn't come it.” We MAvntw icaisras J. W. ibrctscocK, Ventht, will visit Nashville every Tmesday end remain one May. Office al- the residence of 8. W. FomtD KOCHER BROS. cullsol DEAD roe TBi Steak at Boa A (Sever's, tba Mayhew Buslneae College, Detroit Plain and Colored Stale S«pt of Publie Instruction, deserves behind very CHOICE lino af institution. this Young men desiring a business >A8HVILLE ! FALL AM OT TRADE’ PRICING !i business la Nashville. gm gutiiiliiiL Also FINLEY'S CELEBRATED TOLEDO /You have all. when children, tried White A McNavut. NwhvllU, Mich.. Nev. Ittk. I«1 fiddle. * straight path behind you. ami have found that the only way was Io fas­ ten your eye* on some olijecl and ad­ (aqwriug song, ending up with tbe following vance. I have tried it; at first I ■words: “Big pig, little pig, root, hog, or looked back over raj shoulder to see than ever before ia NaabvilW. . Vs also if I was going straight, and J slum* have • full line of Drugs Med.dnre, Paints, bled to one side. It is jnrt so in re­ Oils , Varaiahm, etc., which we sn celling ligion. Make heaven the objective point. Fix yottr eyes on Christ and Books, Toys and Holiday Presents Pawpaw, we study Latin io owahs a keep straight ahead.—(Moody; day, French, seven-ttp evah so loung. nevah let us and ecience The good matrons go owel. Won't C.F. SWAN. LIVERY STABLE! WM. VENN. Paoratrroa. Since then Dhgood's old Maud. Nashville, Mi«h. For Sale Cheap I Nashville, Oet Hhh. Yottfti *l'rwiy, yon send «ny leggings and shales for a poo | little girl who lives in Suo. M.rUU. 1>»’‘ for8'1 b«‘ die village ? Grocery. Wr H. KtCHER & Br»< ORNO STRONG. ATKINSON A KOK, aa-ruvric PAINTERS I W NASlfvnXE. WfCB. �iaiii: tl * t— mL* , ■-. -r boMaut Brra»rr'. Clo . ,iar-i-itrnjjiawvaw’Wi______ n OF U 8016. nbat there Lav been a markc.1 ImprtvwneHt ih tha morale Wtlft mtfittiry aefVfee within the laM year. Thwanny fa iuow retHtard to 35.0«» BAKlUa POWDER AMD EXTRACTS. Dtetriet of Teauesvee for * the place nude raoaut by Ute death of Congressman John W. Head. F. IL Riddle recured Uto uomiualtou. BANNERS AMD BUM 3H0W-CARD WWTERS. MUNN * DKUM. Ut W. MMJwc. BOOTS AMD SHOES —AUCTION AMD COHMOSIOM. JAS. P. McMAMAHA a oo.. WK WMhtactoa C0W1BTS DDWt MO WELL PUMPS, to. work °° • book-the u liSo. ' JAnay Japkwm' -wUWfwU IntcrSutini; reading. —Artsy, former^ Bavenua. llurean s ______________ __ _____ fowMl goitey of eomjJfcity Lu lite Kt. LooLs -Uli-.___ _ 1 ■ a Jrtanmtwtwjuasss$10S$»raiisS5K8aSE p peealdc over Iba'^y »>*reb by Lamar, and acute preliminary pn> cecdlnga. Holman nominated Kerr for Hpeakcn - prKri iutHnatsT MmStt.. kxViliwtt nW. naled'Kam Cox. The Xlrrt Itallot ryaulted: Kerr. _ Yl; RaiidaU, 39; Cai, >1 ruAXr.’l. )tee«iH»ij4tj I0MESTIC FLOWERS AMD STRAW GOODS-SFECIALTY. DALT. HKN11OTIN A OO.. 144 aad 148 Wahawhae. It in tali’;:noted Wanliingtou Territo Tho rerxert stKrt lures of th® War De ing June 80, 1874; b wtere frtlre-’ fpom fee B p. CHILDS. JR, A CO. IU Franklin. ENGRAYER. DIE SIBKKR A BAMFR. OF ETEMCtU. fc. BOCHK, in r RanAxph ■ EMCMYEM ON W000. Rte BKAMBBOA 4 OQ- AW jaor-Ctart aad Waakttwitm " The NeertUrv calhi atteuitoh fc» the Rio Grando trouble*, andsaysir1—“-J—*—-— - »—•J*ted to preserve the United proper regard for, Y Denin, an ae«r«w well known In the WiMim-buui AM st TRwffkta. Ext. . tow da.v* S29 0. ixSStWaj&ftBBSfe .21 the demand* made*ip«u hia daftartment bv the Flatus and Territaria^. . Tho entire army |*M bAn r.tippHcd during lhe year with . no«f riflna *nd oarUuaa. cnil- -A^OI^ry «yut.|g lytNVlbMbsoSor-l I dead Xq ivireU«ata tiw sha«Km agaiuM Oct..' < BsWoeh. • The reart Is ratpaad Of Geos, ' Klididau. Hancock, and Ttrey. and will «t at Organ at Home.” ' Kwdeal Treawre.” 1 Genu of German Song." ‘Pianoforte Gems." '.Gems of Scottish Song." ‘■ootb'r Irian.Melodies/ SEWINC MACHINES. lor tho laitl fiscal , K HEAVY HARDWARE -WHOLESALE. E1MB AUK BKO3 A OO.. M to M MUhl«.nO iKruaStiTww I After reciting U > various i _ „ it,. -Uh Rowing /aeoortton of Cqk leges bars chaliauged the Oxford, Cambridge, and Dublin crews to take part in tba auhtial regattaLn JuiyWM;-'1^' ■ ' —'Tho Cctrictintal Comndkdcni liitvs flnallv HOTEtR . woo rm now. iu J-nOfh ^VooJprop. late proprietor of Wood . Hotel. Hutes’. BSKVOORT HOKHK. lOsad 145 K. Madtaoa. On ■be m | ttxwMns tean* ot Mlted ■ dXlaraiionM thr Huy.rrme ( atetuld bn acrrptn**,. concliw . ««W duty of tbe (kyernmrnt t Burnett’s Cocoaine, Burnett’s Cocoaine, Burnett’s Cocoaine, For yrvtneilng Ike crmrtA tjf, Cruf Bcaufi/fing tbe ifair, and rendering I! J>ari ant Oonj. Are York. twwNtl«iMT A . of SfawacVu^lta. M [»cL aud a grantteou of Ridian! Henry Loci of VtrginU. re trader of tbc'Declaretion of IndypMwM. csisai^rd ikfkiUis. Yk SaH tavicallnd toorJerpreclaely al 13 o’clock l>y Hon. T. W. Feh-y, preei lent pro teni ... After pray•r..SW* C>nnj ,jm-rtot(-au,r<-T?<tnUal><Hfc>. M. Kri tfar*«uoceW bt kndrrw'/obMbu. «fao *m •awowi to. A. IMutprelb announced Ibe death of VlceFreahteth UiUu.' atkf ■aid' Unt St an early dayr.-ao-’ tbe civlhxzd world lutlanygetetitat V hla We aud public eerricee would ........... .................. !>eokrAj., A th'* IS adjourned............................... In, It about u> uu**sn,Blnk>w» —alU-1. . , “ Il In amatuf the find am! moat Important f nuc- isWsrfts-. !sa^Ewf£«:nas3&.'W •UndarJ »f v*!ur« tn fvncral nuc amaag Ealloa.. contained the drid Ttadlc-i of a woman and a ticw-bom baiie packed in straw. It wan a case The Cocoaine hUdt, ia a liquid firns, a terge P™poro^ofdeodorired COCOA-NUT OIL, prepared ezpready for thia purpose. No other compound por•eases the peculiar prop-roe* which to exactly writ idu of the vast proportiona of liis btudnons aud tho mwita ot bls mSfirfnea. He has at Buffalo ■mammoth artablisluuent. appropriately named ‘Tho World's Duiponaary,' where pateento aro Ireated. aniUhe irtpodire contpoutiddd. Hiro aearly a hundred penonn vc employcd in tho several dspartiirnta, acid a carpsofab'e and Allied pbyntciaitastatute ready to alleviate ths KuHuriiigr* uf UiMuauitv by tho moot approved _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' $250 •ztierience bi brought to bett on the unccesat-’. GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK. Tbs Obtest Maxnun. ta Aiaarim. “A FnritCM CaaoMO." Tur Moastau Ca..u will t* siren to seen 1 PWS»Wtt«V-«!Sr!»MSftWt bmMssrat..„$ri gotten tsflLauiar, tbe rtertlfa been acknowledged by presoutaluai <tf degree* of bpeaker was jcveredcl eittr. Mlchy! C. Kerr a*"1 Collqgre in thuf ofbody taxtdilng-,1ha containrebeing B per-. was cAfecn ua thr flirt Ittllot, faj teefftlpg; 17X and stability it U>r currency. Wten it haa eaUb.,1! votes, to 1(4 for James O. BJatns, and 3s<kttcrtng. ..Theta w Speaker was sUra ta, W»t fee rte4taa ot tBs'cAher office ri proceed,ifwith, resbltirig in | want* of tra’e and kualneM. Natural cattaea.l Golden Medial IhacOvery ia Mtrittooa, tosic. aL |____________ . , >771 jfiT TVjT’j-lhe choice of all the usa^wa M. Ug- IXwnnemtlc a|de<l l:y Asdhlilual t;flor( and aataHsrws. will rJciu, - --------- ------- .... . _«..v----- - taraUve. aud bJood-cJcatmuig. aud an uneqnalod . . nniTIBH Au«-TtwmAnd«ofif«sMM caucus ...Kelley (Pa.),tMagQis otifcslmcmb*In ------------with greater aafslr to burlneaa than acte of Con- I Cough Remedy; 1‘leaaaiit Purgative 1‘cileta, A tHN XSiis.isTS’rayrffiiS: tsssrisrs :=r.xx:s&xr"“"/ E3-’"' rnlflfii^tho clpAsre. Nq upe #aa hurt.’ ' * -Chaa. Z. Ctat.-a leading htwyer of flncLn-’ nati, baa beedtno a defaulter. He wre engaged in tho abstract bwuneaa, and thrnygh him mi)-: Hotis of do'.lara bare boon loaned on mortgaged? For liimsclf be ‘ ‘' - lie al way- upecn1 Nine yoare ago I Pain. BotVC’l Cdfl.plainta, aud 1U lilMSpialcd ; roSM.171hn«rated Tt>. cr^u.lrot t^al-nnUJ tex>k tn Un Lfuiment for Igrtii huntau aod homo tlcnb ; i market. 11. B. HU8SKLL. FwMnbw. Bowrow. Maas, while in. 1H. Bsgs's CsUrrh Retaedy b> known - 2.11—ZPlTyTAniMTOf .- -. Election Committee. After a sharp debate, parurqfated ii by.K<xxt,ni»iii<^leaner and Holinas* the rawiltlt too was defeated and Morey was a worn Im Ttjwwr. boo. T.—^-acM-Jamre E. EngMt. appointed Senator from Connecticut, to .ucered b. public. to liavo gouo to South Amanca. His keeper* wm-x.Man-llOjto.ljmU;,-* hl. toDy and to drive oat frequently*, but always in charge of officers. On his last visit to bis son to transact sotno bmiiiroH msttar, be gars the offioepi the aH;\ aud in now probably in some foreign oonnfry with which we have no extra­ dition trfaty. . ,, —Wm. Aden, an Eugtiahmxn residing in Cleveland, became enraged al bis bis wife, ouo day laid week, aud with an sz tailed ber. hm BIBLE They are MMby Dniggtato. Rlbsi-tt's C-ocoajxk, I Ft eight palrC- Wsoma BUM Hoot. rftL-m. fire A'tiiirtionnent. J Ghapfkp haud-s foot-, jnaqile*, ring'worm. Ballrlteuni, and otlicr cqlaticonu affccUoiui cured, and rough' skifi made soft and smooth, by nmngJaniperTarHosn., Bcesretul toget only that made by Cassell, Hazard A Oo., "Scvf Ttftk, an there are many Imitations marie with cammed tar, all ol width are wortliI lesrt. . • —— ----- ------ —-----1----- - -----Thk prupriotorsof Jo/lMWn’s Arrodffnn i rr-r___A—______ • >■___ .-•— ____ • —Sarah A&klU a *youjpg girl-of 14. waa tnrirdOTd,i»-5 pfaw of Fowl, ott: BMiatrt JcSeoMb (SSmy. K Yri-<bo -ttlwr drr^whbr rr turning from sf4rtx< -A youth nam«I Bntar. agfd l<kljaa beqn aernatod and cbargsdwllh tho crime. 1 kt ' Ji.-., i A REMARKABLE CASK East MinntaaoKo’, Mass., June 9. 1*64. Massas. Bvaxarr A Co.: . When my daughter's hair came off she had been afCictcd with neuralgia in her head foe three yean. She had used, during that time, many powerful apjJkatimu. These, with tbe interna beat caused try the juinu burned her hair so badly that is October. r96i. it afl dune <4f, and fat tiro yean after her bead 1SrSSa.' as- Kr.rr....An att-tak*'(tau waAi. to nj.# Jp the , Louisiana cvntrwerrwy »y fbe fatrwdnctlre• by Wood' <>f a r-'MluUoc n femng c redential of Morey (Mgned v u. oofflqr; HaJiSia. r. OPIUMCURE MH R I D E N Cutlery Co —----- -- —------- ... — . ... lla- gold now abn«*i, thus promoting final reautnptlon by i>rrpftring tbe country for It. “ In furtherance of the pnrpo— of the act of tbe la»t Ccagrew to provide Tor .tbe resumption Vrf aprele payments,th-- Hecretary rt.xmarr.di that authority b» given for funding legal-teuiler notes Inp bond* Iwxarlnft • low rate of inb n et. Hoch I XX.« O-./». T„..«„ » , bonds should run for a long r period of Ume than voluminous document, and in tbo crowded state of thttsenow autbnriud for refunding tbe tnt-netdebt, am! should be made avaUable to naRufus Chapman, of Liberty, Maine, I ourcwlnmni we can find room only for that !>•<- bear.ng Uoual banks for drjwsii to sectiro their circulation had a stiff Jog bept at the knee, limbered and > *,0° reteUog to the nnancre aud the prospective re- aud other BabUltim to the Government, and should Klraigh toned by tbe nsb of Jotoiadh's AnntUfuc Linitnenl. riAtjfigrffeoAiAlAni iihnAit: *■- KKMS. --CX.U U Agenti would invite the funding at a auftetent amount ot Hcgal-ten.’rr note* to Icmcu materially lhe sum of ftTtCNVK-S MImIiERROD tWK»>. W?5>!?WLAN<nr. nt y^gyrmPy -* gtdd which, tn the alwuce of »nch prortakm. muat b« accumulated In tbe Trrartiry by the l.t of Jan­ Will be found te you those qualities nee’eesxry to tba Ofc-rll^ r-m. tkey «l—ar. Is.r.sll * TVl. w all «■ uary; ItflS, to carry out the imperative requJremtiila wstl.'SrMr*; uwerrttilmfi Oswt ksrpUre Orwle. tkr.~ lli«<> te toMn. a< I^M.SM aold. I --During tho mouth of November tlis ntibbc rwy B“”‘ bTiB|t b^ter relative wsgfs with'more MWMnitam ■ . ”■ HORSE ret on tbe bauds t-eing made low, it is not protialdr Ibat currency whleb could Cml profitable rmptoyment would t* jirreented for r.xlemptlcn in such bunds. Only thr excess of notes abuvo tbe nerd* ot Imsiners would seek such conversion. Autbrrlty to the Secretary of the Treasury to redeem and can- , cel two ml I lion ot Irga^teudcr noire per month by ; thia proems would greatly facilitate redemption at tbe time now fixed by law, and besides would hare ] the advantage of publicity as to tbr exact amount iLftUtraet S-.sutS LJikaAS1 JLULr AGENTS WANTED FOR THE mwulnaUcn of fM and f 100 and any multiple there- ' of, in wter to meet the cnuveutencc of all c'asses < f tUdrrw cf tilted Mstes notca. Tbe faith of [hr ENTENNIAL ANTED IMMfOHTELV t« M.n, Yremr Mm tn U»m TKI- W ami rrmoral from the currency nf tlx- country of thr iefral-trndrr notes an fan aa tin j .Jail b, prvMUted for redempoon. according to Uv prortexme of tbe act ot Jan. 14,1S75. To rraumn on the let <>f January.1879, without further IrgbdaUou, aonld re­ quire the accumulation of a large amount of gold tu Uw Treasury 4n orJar to a«U uw dXNMbilfiy of faCun of lhe plan. Hoeh an amount t-f yuld can bnyrjeured with dimeutty. aud not wilhont Granfl totei... ... ............. . 1 ho apprejtnauoas for tho fiscal yw ending June a) JWTG, were *1A«64.»2 few thus the r« iua-J ■■ ending Jone 30, JS77, HO H.612.OW larger Rs coOre. ten. sugars and other imported g xxi., ad lhe rrdmates fOT the urevLxm rear ** ln.‘f’ d,,’T cowmmpUoa. In thl. exmc •wurepree-aosymr. Brctkm it sbmdd be borne la m nd that a greater FJttMn A KD r- jan a . 1 ">:,,u*0 & caiTtucy i« required lor the teaaMrtton *ZJf JfX AUD CASU.il.TlM3. • « busiut-,. when it crwulaU uf lnrtx»rert:bte psprr, -Ebym lirre wot lost muto Hudson Riwj u< wrek. rerend by Ute Making of tbe -learner ' — Suufcyside near Hydo Park X. Y. Tba bo.t wre. cut tu two by fioattag tee, and rank hi drep drtmuuT. The bm-po Waoseoan was wrecked on Uks >hdijExn.abotrt a week ago, and. after being ti tbs resrey ot the wot. far tsu bwtre. ths <«** of ait person* were rescued *p<J Ukcu to Port, Hnrou, Mich. yeor oot'af the m- oaoot whom in a wumaa—win haYe to midsqjo amputataou of MmU so imdly wot .. k®0* »«*»« on the Fairfax ;danU-. .bomOTamifaafcOT Prmi^ b, Htwjts A (Xh, New Jwk, exploded the other day.- ktKutg thrM mj<nu?. Bbrtnt a doWBMhaga, mmriyanootw*!.-,- -La J«meOT HMM. aa Iteck Jteaw. a tow nubs ftptn Mcutreal Cm., wm aceidm.t*Py: Uused <ms MbH Mm week. Md VoihnnMor. •«! Lyw*, two Catholic prxMa, wwe «»- ' named in fl* flame-. Madame Champagne a Jady alsepfog In Um, third atory. also W her ■ W KORAPHY. 1h»<1 rirwat.es>* su.r.nirerf Add'-M. with Men,)*. KljrKB- ■ M wwwwahM® 1 MASON AHAMLIN CABINET ORBANS, Is now readj’?wnt/pRiCE LIST; ana >y>ten. .Indeed. h U no ordinary discovery tn I’atwee tolmre tteeUr.e rowHi W<fui| ■ -< »e mamea hcr. atxl h>" . ma. gm upon which exj-rtenre.) money .teslrew do '■ *CJ’danghto*’were etooling him out of 1m>US« bnrlnre*, and It is this that gives tbe opportunity and borne.----------------------------------------------------------- fo» srtinctel cmtauaw-wi* xghrrwbyjiMma are in­ --------------creased or reduced at j.leaxure. The pureba-lng J’lX^JVCXiteiXl-Mryy /A*Ab«rter er !’,n“r of “'e currency is increased or diminished inDU3TKr.il.. J,y u, . mauiputatiomiof large operators unlled fur -tRUlhma mauilW.... .?r4d in AHMtoatemJullE? iP*1 porp-**. sad producer* sod Isburrrs are often aic SSasm A NEW ILLUSTRATED CATAL08UE HISTORY of the U.S. . । I BEVOLVm^ttnA! few BRffnto Hill Ite-wtdver KAJaUU S»t»t vlih IsOVartrldre* ti.r*J. Fcti Nb-ai.g Pt-ATX. 1 very full information, nrrsenting accurate drawingB of tbeac celebrated instrument*, with detailed descriptions; including many new Atylca. with valuable Improvement*; new stops mid elegant cates. It is not questioned by disinterested judges that these, are TH K REST OF ALL INSTRUMENTS OF THIS CLASS; nn* equaled, and, if Judged critical­ ly, uuapproached by others. Tiieir fame is world-wide. They have ALWAYS obtained highest award * in American Industrial Expositions, and re­ ceived FOUR FIRST MEDALS and DI­ PLOMA OF HONOR al the tiRKAT WORLD’S EXP0S1II0NS In PARIS 1867; VIENNA, 1873; and LINZ (Austria •, 1875, beinc the only American or­ gans which ever received any premium In competition with lhe best products of European makers. The best musicians in Euruj-c and America pronounce them untnu.iled. Prices as low na cosnrleat with host workmanship and material, aud lower than those commonly demanded for very inferior inatrumeaCR, Orgms suld for cash or timopaynienu, dr rented until rent pays for them. Errry one thinking of buffing on organ ihould at leant tee thin ntte catalogue. Il will tn: sent free and postpaid. Addrcas the MASON * HAMLIN ORGAN CO., 154 Tremiuit Street. BOSTON ; 23 Union Square, NEW YOKK; or 80 mid 82 Adams Slreel, CHICAGO.__________ ______ ogrtwb.xrneS.nteCnnx.tek RlnekL P.O. Box MO. 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ARD IS A MYORtTl |H TNI HOUSEHOLD wjaa � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-12-17.pdf.pdf 3fd47e613931eccf5bf16baf5f76b60d PDF Text Text « She ^ashiiUr ADVEansnia RATES: HaAwlle, Barry Comity, MiobigM, Xditor arid Proprietor. Progression. No Retrograding, VOL. III.. A xXPxklitMlit. had provided him. It took full, fifteen rzrj Mrs. Sniffles has had more trouble minutes for me to discipline, tho foreign On tho flrat discovery of a fire, it fa of with Lycurgus, and has been strength­ enemy and p*cify my own offspring; and thus much of tho thrilling effect of the utmost consequence to shut, and ened in the belief tliat he is totally un­ that scene was lost You cannot write keep sunt, all doors, windows, or Other like other men-in fact, teetotally unlike vividly upon such matters in the inter­ openings. If the Ate appears at all se­ many of them. He bod been on a long vals of spanking children and pumding rious, and there are fire enginec at a sober stretch’ np to a couple ol weeks reasonable distance, it is best to await ago. About that time he learned that broken heada. . And then there are other tilings which their arrival, aa many buildings have his only aunt, a rich old lady in 8(. have tended to disturb and agitate my be^u lost from opening the doors, and at­ Louis, Imd died and left him on immense mind. I had the plot of this story all tempting to extinguish fires with; inade­ fortune—to got, if ho could. This was written out, but my wife, who thinks I quate means. If no engines are within a sore disappointment to our friend, for It was Christmas Eve, and there was ought to luive been a clergyman, and o|»- reach, it is well to keep a hand-pomp. he had exjx-cted to be made a rich man rywhere. ft is needless to g» into jmr- poses my writing novels, burnt it up. If tliat is not to be had, the next beat by the death of this (onoo ;us;>eated) AH Damn ftM alkali tllrlne iculara.- Tho cold , wyd ^•whurtled Of course I could say nothing, but sub­ thing is to collect as.many buckets out­ relative. Never wa.H tho news of an side the room uh can bo obtained, keep­ aunt's death read with more poignant through the forests, and also in all ex­ mitted. I had really got things fixed so that, ing the door shut; then creep into tho grief by surviving kin. A postscript to posed places where it could penetrate. Of course there were places where it through the influence of Katie King, room on the liauds and knees, if tho heat the letter conveying the sad intelligence could not whistle, Ind one of Jhe^< Pendulum Pucker had not only become and smoke arc considerable, and throw stated tliat tho good old hsuI luul be­ was in tho dingy apartment of Pendulum a benevolent man, giving away millions the waler as nearly in the direction of queathed her entire wealth to a benevo­ Pucker, the miser. Nothing ever whis­ annually, but so subtle was my plot, tlm fire ns possible, keeping the door lent institution. This was the rusty rod tled there. He lay there on his couch, and so powerful tho argument, tliat the, .shut while more water is being collected. of iron that pierced his abnl and made thinking of hfa early days, his love for identity of Katie King herself was The police of London understand, shot­ murky the fountain of hope. He tore |i real bona fide ghost, ting up fires no well that they have, in the letter to pieces, and bent his falter Maria Morse, the hair switch, his disnp established pointment, his corner iu cabbages, his Owen’s card to tho contrary notwith Hany instances, kept fires two or throe ing steps to the nearest mIood. Ho A urbt to ruide UH curial rrfunu standing. miles distant from tho engine station.'', drank—ho fell. • • • ♦ • wealth, and lastly of old and young Of bourse-now there is nothing left but shut up till the firemen arrived iu time [Those Btara represent drinks—forty Suyder. What new feeling was thin to extinguish them. for mo to finish my story in tj^e plainest drinks to the star. ] which camo - over him ? Why did ho Mrs. Sn'fflca was in despair. She yearn so strangely toward tho young sort of way. I hail everything fixed so tmioOod! had thought hia reformation was com­ gamin who liad "guy<*d” him iu the that Snyder would glide from tho acene Of all tho hotels hi the world the very plete, and now " the old man was drunk morning ? Was it a lingering affection naturally, leaving only three characters Pucker, Maria Morse oldest is a lonely one in California, on again," with no sign of ever letting np. PENDULUM FUCKEB. for Maria Morse Snyder, or was it owing I —Pendulum wholly to tlie influence of Christman! Snyder, and young Snyder, the newsboy tlie road between San Joae and Santa Finally she bethought her of the system Imagine ten immense trees in vogue at certain inebriate asylums— While debating this question he fell into —to be disposed of. Tliat scheme, Crux. however, got knocked out of my haul standing a few foet apart and hollow iu- that of mixing liquor with every article hereby fnrmdi the public with a Christ­ a troubled sleep, in which he dreamed । side ; these are the hotel, neat, 'broesy, of food until the patient acquires a last­ mas story, the leading facta of which are his life over again, and awoke with a with the rest. start, as he jumped to clutch the ragged Probably tho reader is not sufficiently and romantic. The !nrgi*st tree is 65 ing dintaste for alcohol. She determined strictly true, the narrative being embcl-1 newsliqy, whoso face was a cabbage­ attached to the memory of Border to feet around, and contains a sitting-room to try that plan ou Lycurguo. liahed with a few flights of fancy, and and that bureau of Baochui. wherefrom She procured a gallon of the worst shaded hero and there with tints of light head, and who sat on the footboard of undergo a shock when ho learns tliat he his bed, grinning and making faces at is dead, thqugh ho might grieve at tho is dispensed the thing tliat biteth and whisky to be had, and put some of it in and dark complexion to relievo the gen­ indiscriminate slaughter rest—of stingeth. All about this tree is a garden the old man's coffee to begin with. It him. jI ---------- ---------- -------„—— of —the -----------eral monotony. Here it fat He then got up, resolved to reform 1 nl.V characters-all except Katie King, of flowers and evergreens. The draw­ has been his unvarying custom to drink Old Pendulum Pucker wai a miaer of I and teyd a better life. of course. Having thus gently broken ing-room is a bower made of redwood, but one cup at a mud. That -night ho the first water. Disappointed in love, ; Talking a sheet of paper, he made a ' tho ice. I will proceed to coneludo evergreens and madrona branches. For paesed his cup back to be refilled, say­ in cany life, because he was too mean to bed-chambere there arc nine great hol­ ing, os he smacked lu» lips: will, in in which which he he gave gave his his property property to to with will, furnish ln« affianced. Mire Maria Morse, low trees, whitewashed or papered, and CHAITKH V. ■ "Better coffee ’nusual, old woman." cliarity—all except enough to set young with a luur switch, which she broadly Ten years are supposed to have elapsoiL liaving doors cut to fit the shape of the Next morning she increased tho done. Snyder up in busincas, and $11 wiU«l hinted she’d like to have tor a ChristnuiM holes. Literature finds a plaoo in tlie He drank throe cups, and fell from his It is Christmas eve again, which, tlw to Mrs. Snyder to purciiaoo a switch— present, he all at once beepne a changed leading stump, dubbed "th© library.” chair as ho was reaching for a fourth. and thus atone for the folly of his reader will’ observe, it iqqiearH to be man. He also clianged kin busiuesK. most of the time in this story. Around If it were not for titat same haunt of He slept until noon, and went out to Whilom a successful vender of lobsters, youth. n pleasant coal fire in an aristocratic part Bacchus, it is certain tliat tho gureta of dinner. There wan beef soup and whinAfter a few momenta of profound re­ he launched out into the liazartlous aud of Boston ait a Jiappy family. They ore this forest establishment would feel like ky—half and half. Snifflca ate it nil, undefined field, or rattier prairie, of curb­ flection, however, he continued that old friends of ours. There is Pendulum nothing so much as dryads. and slid, aa be wiped his mouth: stone brokerage. Hii weakness was pro­ Syndcr would get hold of the money and Pucker, now a retired merchant, reading "You're git’n to-be a better cook’n .VKIF MOTtK or I-AXl-LlGHTI/fU he duce, and one morning State street awoke spend it for rum. “ Beridea," a copy of the Sunday THrncM. Hear him An apparatus on purely scientific prin­ anybody, m’dear. But yer didn't make to ths fact that all ths onions, calrboges mused, " I am not dead yet, and, of 1h Mrs. Maria Mon-c Snyder Pucker, and ciples li»3 boon invented by Prof. Zim­ soup ’nutt" * _ course, it ’ s against the law to give away and parsnips, mid other necessaries of over tho left is young Snyder, the news­ merman, which, on being attached to a At supper everything was saturated life in the market, had boon bought up. my money while I’m alive. Nobody boy, to whom lias been awarded the tamp, rondcrs tho fatter self lighting and with whisky, and Sniffler. ate until he be­ ____ doos that “Thcro ’a a ____________________ corner in cabbogcewas tho Ob, this is n selfish world 1 highest prize for proficiency in sparring, extinguishing, the apparatus being sim­ came helpless, and his wife had to drag xl_ i cry __ *1. _______ At____ startled of . the bonk clerks, as they • Would I could help Moria and her boy, in the acieutific department of Harvard ple and not liable to get out of order, him to bed. first amelt the air of tho exchange for she must lie poor !" . • " Onions and parauipe ia rix!" knowing- | Then ho atopped short, aa if startled. College. The gallon of whisky was soon gone, and ho inexpensive in regard to tno But who ore these two little strangers, chemicals employed as not to cost more and the only change tliat Mrs. .1 noticed Jy whispered tho business men, as they < ‘‘ But why,” ho asked, "why these a boy and a girl ? They are (ho children tlian would tiie matches consumed in the in her husband was that while it lasted greeted each other at tho free-lunch I h--n<Jer thoughts-strangers to me these ■t , of Mr. and Mrs. Pucker. The l»by, Pcd- usual way for that period. A slight pres­ bn came to his meals with greater regu­ countera. But wo will pursue this agri- ““J I bio old love, or is it cultural subject no further. Pendulum I Christmas that has como to soften my dulum Snyder Pucker, has his father's, sure of the finger on a key infallibly larity than usual. nuuwive brow and open puree before , HgHta the lamp without touching globe She is not the woman to give up any­ Pucker made hia correspondents settle, ' hardened heart?" ’ him. and tho the girl, criri. Marin Maria Morse Mn'iut Pucker, "Pnolror . • him, or chimney; on the ether hand, squeez­ thing without a fair trial. She got an­ and realized a handaomo fortune, which As himself this last question, talks playfully with him an she playa ing a gutta percha lioll with hose con other gallon, and came near starving he invested in tenement houaoa, where , •<»« peroptmtian overspread his coun cabtwgre furnish such an important I tenance, his chocks blanched, his eye- with her motlwr'H new switch on the floor noction iw instantly extinguishes it. Like henelf to death vb’le she fed it to Snif­ before her. R is indeed u lurppy family. the ordinary student's lamp, which in fles in every tiling Dial he ate and drank. article of diet When he went round to l>ft119 glittered—for, looking toward his But you oak, “What has become of general construction tho Zimmerman His appetite increased at a fearful rate, collect his rente, his nose always remind- mahogany wardrobe, he naw tho doors SnyderI” mechanism resembles, it revolves nod and ho cotnplimt nted her every day on ed him of tlie foundation of hi, riches. slowly opun, and the materialised ghost To which wo make answer, "Alan, can be derated at pleasure; any kind of her newly acquired skill in cooking. CEATTXR u Ka**0 King stepped forth into the he’s dead, and Pucker married the oil can bo employed. ’ . apartment. He recognized tlie Ukanese The second gallon soon went the way O» ™la, bh..lm..K Ctawtaa. mor..(tom Je. widow.” of the first, and after two or three meals TJtoom r.v nrntA. Katie King, to whom tlie family are mg, ten years after tlie incident related , i-j-Hon ■ bad passed without tlie seasoning of India is garrisoned by 60,000 British indebted for their existence, colbi fre­ in the proceeding chapter, Pendulum I . , , , , , „ which Sniffles had become no fond, ho Pookor. now grown Iwnrv, wd 1 Tlnnfang .bo bxl non., from U» Besides those intimidating quently and rati apples and drinkfl cider soldiers. said, in tones that would have touched viwMSnd, «n,l Md-b.^.-a, .tood in (rent I W”M to borr»" treopa there is a native army of alxibt with them. the heart of a tax collector: -o of tt» oM BkU.- Home, wi.lnng to inter- ’ t“‘m '"'rc of h°""r She is now asriating in matcrialiriug 125,000, which, as well os tho subdued "Mirandor, dear, the victuita don't oeptUn. llrrt lo.nl ol poUtom tbnl or “■« «M. ehntrny old Snyder's ghost, and be will call with and unarmed jicople, requires to be rirnd in town, tor Im winter .tore, u be 1,k“ O”1 ”?E"’’ her soon and spend a few hours of social watched and kept in awe. The mortality taste os gtxxl as th^- usetl ter. Berms to be somethin’ or 'nuther muring. ”, ™nld pntobme tbern rbmper ot th,. , “J bn ™t Ibeto pantrng ud brmfetate, among the British soldiera, and espe ­ I intercom m with Pucker and Mrs. SoyIs it any wonder that tho poor woman pedaling eooateymnn tlun b. ootod M “ 11 c“h, ‘>">P »«">» “‘*"d . | der and the children, though Katie rays cially among the women and children of gave np in despair?—Brunswick (Mo.) the market Duxbury clam, dug of a winter 6 mom [ he threatens to punch Pucker’s lirud their families, is fearful. I’t-rmuKion is JVctra, , , ' , , ... . , ■ and placed upon hia epidermis. A. bo rtooa thtee .b.eenng to tho A1Urtho I. ax soon as ho gets Pucker luaw-rializiKl given to fifteen per cunt, of the soldiers to have their wives mid children with jenough. winter t> blast, a half-clad newsboy up- : . Two boys who liad not attended the MOUA^, them. According to a recent sanitary proacbed, humbly aud demurely, and "Good evening.” Certainly, every Christinas story ought report, it appear* that iu all India there Moody and Sankey meetings were visi­ with pi'oous plea besought him to pur­ ble in Sidney Place, yesterday, with She smiled, lint spoke not. to Unch its own moral, Irat I got mixed np were last year thus attached to the army chase n paper. " Wh-what would you like ?—su-suth- ro much in this that I feel boimd to make G.626 women and 11,860 children, and fingers firmly locked in each others' "Get thee gone 1 thou minute vender : in’ wanning 1” an explanation. My hailing intention that the mortality among them was as hair, and the crowns of their heads of hes aud falsehoods !" was the brutal pressed closely together like twfl young follows : Among the women 20 per 1,000, Sho sadly shook her hea l, and replied, was to t«uch kindness to the .poor through „ reply- -from which it may Iw in ferret! billy-goats. They bad been liaving a "I come to tell you it is more bteared o liberal compensation to newsboys. As and among the children 70 per 1,000 jlr. Pucker was Dot on admirer of the to give than tn re«v»ive ” very fierce battle, and had paused long I| for tor th.i tho other lessons M to U be tangbt, Uof died. This Sacrifice of life is on item of daily prom of Boston. He was partial enough to get breath and exchange • “Then, Madamo,” raid he, "give me course, I must leave something to the the cqat of keeping Imlia in subjection. only to the Sunday pajxns. few friendly words. $5. I'm poor and needy, and ns you <eailer’H imagination. First boy—“ I’ve heard things aliout Instantly the gamin's manner and Bkugamy Buowxjohk. don’t have to spend anything for vittals A fruitful source of heart-disease is visage changed. Jumping away, out of your fatner—he gets drunk and licks his aud clothoe. you must have something the breathing of impure air, and thou­ • reach of old'Pucker's cane, he executed laid by." " Emeline Arnold, did you strike your sands of people ignorantly favor its oc­ one of those gyrating movements with Second boy—" Your mother takes in Again she shook her head sadly, almost husbiuHl with a poker?” naked the Court currence by confining themselves to washiu’ and steals other folks’ clothes­ his thumb and finger plaood at his nose, mournfully, and with the words, "Do of a squarc-ahouldered woman without dosifiy-shut, ill-ventilated rooms. The lines.” for which liis kind is famous, and danc child who, fresh from his afternoon’s First boy—" Your father’s had the , ing backward, had it all his own way something for Marinr!" she grad natty any bustle on. until his heels struck the curbstone, 1 diaaoiyed, fading away from a msterinl" And wliat did he dot” she squeaked. ramble in the fields, last evening, said small pox, and been in jail.” when, with his stock in trade, he landed i2ed bod’r’ Wld becoming so thin that " llxo poker question takes tho prefer­ his prayers dutifully, and lay down to Second boy—" Your mother liorrowa ’ •' through *• her lie his hangprostrate on tho sidewalk. “’ ** “ saw v, “ pantaloons v ence, Mrs. Arnold. Did you play poker sleep in a most Christian frame, thia soap, and sugar, and flat-irons, an moruuig in bed oeu with wiin niH Uu> ngl.r cue ot ' to tto> wwnlrobo; llutdly.lx, .limp­ on hia head t" morning wiih wits up in his nair hair Looking op Lc saw t. . * I peered through a buttonhole, leaving " You don’t know what 1 have tn stand bristi ng with croMnesa, strikes at his First boy—" I don’t blieve you never Pendulam Pucker raised over him in a nunc, and declares ho won’t say his bad no mother, and it mine was inch a nothing but trowsora between hinrnnd from him!” threatening miini.-. an unsolvobte mystery. " Answer my question, Mrs. Arnold. ’ prayers—that he don't want to lie good. father as your'n I’d drown him. ’’ Looking down, Pendulum Pucker raw The Duxbury clams s‘iM occupied his •• If you know tliat man as I do, Judge! Tlifl simple differcneo is, tliat the child, Second boy—" You're a villain, John­ in those glaring, defiant, white-blue eyes pnnoo, ma, wtom tolly nwtoro.1 to oon- I | Lte] tlirtywix JoUm to ™b".tenw having slept in a close box of a room, ny Parker, and so is all your family, and the intrepid soul of Maria Moroc ! tetotuneo, hi. Hurt mitejr-hk. torttocl | lire yeu. ooi ho torn his brain all night fed by poison, is in a when you din, oh won't I go and dance " Is your name Morse ?” queried the Wtototoako.bnwktatot thoto. | ^u. through with oyorydolbu-ot ill" I mild state of moral insanity. Delicate on your grave!” i wiser. Tlu-u reflecting, he answered 1 women remark that Then it takes them himself, *' of course not. ” the cup of till their wrath was full Don't jou Tl» pl»> " W«ll, FdU bit him," ’ «!« repliwl i “ “ 12 But the youth retorted: again, and they jerked each other around last, " but in “*e mornW- Qaery: sleep till the routs of their hair neemed to rise wish you could find out f" „ . -this point, if I rise to a -personal - - explan. finding --. herself ooroerod ok ..._ . f did _t ±herri » with ch>wd windows and doors, and with in rcmnnrtraDca, and their little i>c«lp. Taking him gently by the ear, P. I ation. ---------------------While I was writing ... the prcced* wiiat duv. —answer me tiiat 1" j heavy tied-curtains? Pucker raised the gamin to his feet, ] ing, the most unearthly din had been ' " T can’t do it. ” . r , stood up like nutmeg-graters.—Brookwhile he stroked the other car with the kept up around me, by both my own " Vydl, air, he kicked a cot tiiat. Lae ' The adopted daughter of the late fiat of his hand. children and a small herd of tin> neigh- । been in our family for throe years 1" , Henry Wilscu ia now living at the resiWhu® a woman was getting off of a " Hove you a mother!” again demand- bora’, who had come in to pass the after- ! " Is Mr. Arnold fate i” naked the ; dunce of Mra. Wilwm, iu tbe Clarendon Madison street car yesterday her foot ad ilw> mha-r. fiernelv. • noon. I would like to ask bow, iu , Court, looking over tho audience. | Hills district. Her name is Eva Wilson, slipped and she, her baby, and her Heaven’s name, any one can write sue- ! Mr. Arnold, with his head bound up, t and she is about 10 yeara of age. She fa shopping were precipitated to the grornd cessfully about ghoota with such material had l»ecu waiting to swear against hia a bright, intelligent, active and finely " Has she a husband?” influences around him? I will give you i wife, but suddenly ovrrtakrn with re- developed diild.' A lady by the name liorees. The spectators were t hrilktl "In course.’’ an illustration : Just as I hod penned ! morae be rushed out doors as the Court ! of Mrs. Fifleld h^s the especial care of} "And lii* name is—” > with horror for a moment, but the wo­ I tit* paragraph where Katie King appears, * called for him. . her habits, training and education. Mr. man oorambled to her feet unhurt ere "Snyder I” wltir.lt rnmrlewt wan HIM. lu IX- U>O .lima, Xfns Am.ili! juu Vntl mAV LnnUv. - UtaM numu UIVKKIU C11UUAA nt VI t| -U1O. uwwv, " I, » UBUU n VUIJ nun ,li.wl mm ■> Al AUAUD, A ex., they could dart to her sasurtanco, and You are responsible neither for your looks nor your name. Give mo s’ J/wald—and here w three- cents to pay for it—■one cent more than the price asked. Don't s]>end it foolishly now, for thea­ ter tickets or candy,” said Pucker, softly patting the boy's tinkempt bead, which the latb-r hung down, tliat his benefactor might not observe tho asucy and bellig­ erent look which overspread, jiis face. the story, one of the outside brats hit' mv youngest vronnrwteil over rwMte the Ilirad --- - * with '** ..a boot- 1 Wm. Snyder — n»«, Rill Snyder — my my bated rival! And yet I would not harm jack, iMmuxse he would not give up the ' thee’-’ Mid ths miser, more tandsrly, whota of an apple with which his mother ' NO. 12. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1875. said his Honor, ••anil if you feel it your ’ te*. .Irak wAn* lit.wl.on.l with Mill. a r> rutlr.. duty tn to strike your hUsl>and poker !1 oocaaionally I suppose I can’t help it.”— ! Free Ph»*. 1 Dec. 34. 1866. He left do 4her chil.I ma ■! - - adopted into Mr. rr.'l tlren. Eva was Wil .-on’s family iw-veral years ago.—Norfolk j Ontniy (Mom.) Gatrftc. I a TGVC/rrjro irrojtt. Dnriug the bite Wflr.Mr. Enodi Arden, of Thirty-second street, entered tis3 3Sd Illinois infantry. It was reported that he had been kilted on the liattio field of Murfreesboro, ami his ITif- Annie mourned him m dead. Hbe tried to keep a boaiding house and a Berlin wool store, but failed in ttyac endeavors to drive the wolf from the door, and finally bonsc-uted to marry, aud did marry, Philip Bay. Last week Mr. Arden rolurnal homo after a lengthened period of foreign travel in Texas, and, making his way to the house tliat he had formerly occupied, was snipriaed to find it deserted. He asked of a neighbor if Mm. Arden didn't live there, and they said that the widder Arden had married a men named Bay and lived up on Hoynn street The gray and bearded Arden thereupon went to the house, and stealing up to the win­ dow, softly gaaod in. There he beheld Mr. Ray holding one of the twins in s peculiarly awkward manner; the other was reclining on the knee of Annie Ray, once Arden, while her daughter, a younger and a fairer Annie Bay, was dangling a nj>are powder-puff to amuse it* Mr. Arden did not groan and creep away into the darkuees like a wonndc-d thing, and spend the remainder of bis days in a Dutch boarding house, and die and be given a bang-up funeral by Mr. Ray, but he went and rang the front door-bell, and when hii former wife answered it liis heart stood still, and ho could not speak for a moment She did not apparently rccognixc him, but said: " Now, then, young man, we’ve got nothing for lieggars here, tu> jturt start your lioota or I’ll set the dog on you.' Thon ho found voice to re Annie, it’s me; I’m Enoch." mark : And she answered : O, no, I gueffi not, Enoch is dead. The list of killed, wounded, and missing cannot tell a lio, aud you're dead enough for me. Be­ sides, I’ve gut a divorce, and a marriage certificate, and what more doos a decent woman wnnt ? Now, just you git or I'll tall my husband.” "Your husband?, replied Mr. Arden, “miserable woman! I’m him." "O, you arc, ore you?” cried Mr. Ray, who had oomo out to see what'n thunder his wife was keeping the door open so long for, and he tell upon Mr. Arden. Y’asterday Mr. Arden was brought up at the West Side Police Court, and sent totho Bridwell for three months for assault and battery, tho Justice telling him that he might esteem it most fortunate that ho war not held to answer ou a chai go of forcible entrance and attempted burglary. The worthy magistrate warned the prisoner tliat this buaincas of war records was played out. The depositions in the case will be sent to Mr. Tennyson.—Chicago Tribune. JI—. IHUt try WUe; *” w*rta# gTV*! _____ ... Owbia^ia me «■». IJilk by litllr arv What is tho next thing to a hen stealing ? Why, a cock robin, of course. Why is a dishonest bankrupt like an honest poor man ? Because both fail to get rich. ’ Am old mou syra: "Were it not for pretty darters, Cupid would have no darts. "He was one of our most energetic ______ , siys a village paper in an Trustees," obituary notice, "aul wo trustee’s happy." The creditors of an absconding Yankee fonqd, on opening his safe, tliat the only thing he hod laid up for a rainy day was on umbrella. , •• Thus w*< a yming l*<!y «f mwMUr. • "J. Giur—Pack with my box five dozen quills." There is uothingremarkablo alxuit this sentence, only that it is ncofly as slrort as one can oe constructed and yet contain th i whole alphabet. Brin.; horn' hoa«y. linn? Ixnn.- raonry. A roxo father wrote: " It guncrally takes twenty years of tr.uuit>g to eradi­ cate the ward * nice ' from a womut’s vocabuhry. The faits ot Nisg.ua, tho Pralms of David, and the progreat of the human race were ail nice to my eld­ est daughter till she got marrie 1.” / Tub latest form of benevolence. " Why do yon cat tliat -beef, if if m «o tough 1" raid Jon«* to his ccnnpuiion at a rnstuxranL "I want to provent its appearing in some poor fellow’s hasli to­ morrow,” was his reply. "Do unto One of th© secrets of the prosperity of others ns you would that others should the French people, and their ability to do unto you.” Mu. Joux BitcvciuM, happerriugto Imar even the heaviest burdens without giving way under than, is tho extraor­ lie seated by tho shlc of Coroner Con­ dinary thoroughness with which they nery, of Now York, '•nd feeling thirsty, ■ ctfltivate tlicir farms, vineyards and said .to that gim^eman, *' What will you orchards, and tho profits which they drink I” "A Ihtlc claret," responded ■cgptrivo to obt.-.in from the snudlotd and his friend. "Claretl” exclaimed Mr seemingly insignificant products. Wo Brougham, "Claret for a Coroner! Why, find a fresh exemplification of this in some figure* lately published inn French paper, exhibiting tho extent and profits of chicken-raining. , There arc in France about 40,000,000 bens, valued at $2n,000,000. One-fifth are marketed yearly for the table, bringing about 81,000,000. The annual production of chickens 80,­ 000.000, worth in the city markets 824,­ 000,000, and *2,000,000 are added for the extra value of capons and fatted hens. The production of eggs is esti­ mated at 48,000,000, making tho total value of eggs, chickens, cajxms and hens annually sold about *80,000,000, or 2.22 to every man vjmwi and child in France. Tho power to make much out of a little, and to live frugally on small means, and with limited resources to fall back on, is the distinguishing trait of the French people, aud one well worth emulating. thcro’a no body in that I” A oettleiu’ i.noc called on the lite Mr. Astor to solicit a ilonation for a clioritablo purpose. He gave 8*. "Why, Mr. Astor,” said the solicitor, "how is it yon give so little ? Your son John Jacob gave us tl00.” "Well,” replied the old man, " He could afford it He liaa a rich father and I haven’t.” Nbw York Jlemld: The fact tliat Henry Wilson’s brain weighed more than the average grn s rise to the re­ newed statement that weight of brain determines n person's ability. A Lon­ don caitman had the heaviest brain over weighed. Quality, not quantity, gives greatness. A cow his a bigger brain than a mosquito, but she couldn't keep c man awoke half the night trying f.o hit her all over. . A WooDwann avenue car horse fi ll ■ down yesterday, ami eighWn nx n quick­ It is curious to some-times- watch the !| ly gathered around and guod upon him. muvementa of tho gold market in the i Another man came up, and gidting hold gn«t money ccntcra of the world. There ot tlie hnnwBB ho lifted and tugged, an- certain commercial rules which gov­ while the others maintained silence and ern tltesc matters beyond the power of made no offer to help. "There, blame h'gislution. From the year 1871 to 1873, ye! help yourself up!” exdoimrd tho Germany took from France as the war lifter as ho quit his bold. *’ If uono of indemnity, tho enormous sum of 847,- you telters is going to Ixmb I hain’t go­ 000,000of francs in gold, or 8169,400,000, ing to lift u pound!"--Lktruit Free a sum exceeding by over |2,0<X),000 all Preus. '' the gold import* d into Europe during DECBMBKll. that period from Australia, Mexico, and California. With this gold Bismarck I establiahod the new German coinage, ; Gaily th* ptrisUnaa bel'» an ria<ta<, twenty-five francs, or an English sovc-1 reign, or an Ameriran five-dolfar gold ' piece. This same gold is now coming ' buck to France in streams as it were, ' and is being reconverted into twenty- J franc pieces, or four dollars American standard. Over this fact the Paris pa-! pern are quite jubilant Tho laws of j trade are stronger than Lite arbitrary die- i tation of the shrewd and wily Bismarck. It n a curious fact that Germany con-1 shrieked in au agoniring tone : "O, stantly owes France for goods received, ' mercy me, my dres..' Where’s my ether and that the must pay her iu th*, very brown paper parcel? Is the baby hurt?" gold which Fran™ sent to G. rmany wfavu ‘ THflune. paying the indeinoiry. UrraJOa tbry of rrintWr rranciuic �OOJ< HEBEI EAGLE SCREAM “LET THE GRAND R A Fids •TODAY DKC. 17. D. W. LINCOLN. I«7S W1EE2ES1 The Reliable Mh«rt L|»e ed. of their traveling had untkrta •• Did you see Aunt Ruth when ahe 'How dues thee du tittle Lou ? She MT Hl.VW axn TBCM. actually smiled,! don,l think Quakers reach it wai to endanger his »Wti M»; look aWfnl bad after nil.do you 1 •but at hat*be held up the fnu! form of.the little bey to the old miller who WedneoJiiy morning ' de wn rd. out of the-mill *&•* he “Did you vxpecDtu see a baboon in Bradford A happy group was soon seated the city . Ix>u,hk" «H children,wanted around the table, Mr. Bradford’s *mih ing f«o> U>ld plainly huwglad he was tu meet his sister after so long a sep wirilDge of riding Brafion. '•; aa they were “Well, George, how ha* thee pro* k .Bradford came pared since last I saw thee ? I should judge from thy numerous storehouse*. »nd-thy well filled board, that tlia ihe irate*, be wan never <ft»rguilea. good -Lord hath-smifed on thee, and I The reasons for auchr kindne** and vee He hath left unbroken thy fam­ care, will be better known hereafter. ily group.” When Lon arrived at Uncle Sofa “Ye*. Ruth, we have great reason ahe found him baisdy at work, ai­ for gratitued^ind I Ui'«k with thank­ ful b*urt« we acknowledge our heav­ gaged with xoraething to aid in his enly Father’s blessings. . support, notwithstanding Mr. Brad­ “ Mnry, thee don’t seem to grow ford had repeatedly, told him thcie eld, I believe thee grow* younger,, was no cause for iL As Lou rashes does thy heart grow young, too?’ in- with »“good morning,Unde Sol," “How could 1 help but keep young,, he starts suddenly from his work with so much of peace and Aimfort: with, “ why little Lou I am so glad Hionud me, and w« have all beeni to see you, I haven’t seen you for blessed with a remarkable degree off most a week, where have you been, health, which is one of the greatesti child?” . blessings.” “ You don’t know Uncle Sol, how " That is true, and by-the-way,, busy we have been, you see we are George, does Uncle Bui live on thei going to have company from the city, place yet, arid how is the dear good[ and father Ims gone to meet them man ?’ DOWjUnd I rode down as far as here;' “ He is the same happy, contentedI •' Strange that you have been so man, al rays doing good wherever an। busy, did.you have to oversee things? opporiuniny present*. We couldn'ti bvwrhb al! are coming?" spare him ! no ! no! ask -the childreni “ Now Uncle Sol don’t make fun if we could ?’ of me, you know 1 do work some­ “Spear Uhde Sol!" chimes in Luu,, times when I can’t help it; but cous­ “ I guess we couldn't, we could spare in Kate and Jnha, are coming, and I this whole iarni, and everything else suppose Aunt Ruth, too, and she is a belter. I told, him to day we children .Quaker, do you know anything about would be down there bright and early Quakers, do they look and act like lo-morrow morning ” other folks ? they will be here by five The gueais retired early lint night, o'clock, and I want to be home again for they were weary from their long before they come, so i can get off one journey,nnd as Aunt Ruth remarked : side to fake a good look al a Qnakcr “sleep is as needful as food, and thee before she sees me.” know* my children, that many a fine “ What, your latheFs sister Ruth frolic is prepared for this holiday coming! the little Ruth I used to we^k, and no lime is equal to the, know sj many years ag<• ?’ morning hours." Did you know her Uncle Pol T‘ Mr. and Mm. Bradford have a •’ To be sure 1 did, but 1 upver ex quiet and confidential visit with Aunt prctmFto sec her again.” Ruth the n< xt inoruing, at the close • But I tel’ you Unde Sol she is a of which,Aunt Ruth remarks : ''Don’t Quaker, and I am afraid we won’t thee think it best not tu teh the chil­ have a bit of a good lime where she dren until after their arrival, for suris, but we childrep will conic down Erises ore pleasing to the young, you here, and I know we will have a now " good lime then, for we always do; But le'. us take a look into Unde and I want you to think up lots of Sol’s, for tho children are all there good stories to tell us.; but see hero I making the old man's heart glad with ( have brought yon a basket full ul their merry conversation. " Now for good things, and 1 am going to get a story," shout* Ben, “for Uncle Sul dinner; plsy this is my house and is famous at story telling.” you be my company, wont you?” “ Yes,” says Lou, "he promised to “ Yes. yes, child do ns you have a think up some good oqcs when you mind to, and while you pr pare din­ come girls.” . ner, I will finish this piece of work ” “Wo wdi'le ddiglited to hear Undo Sol resumes his work, while them," says Kate and Julia. many scene* of the past ri»e before ** Shall it bo a true story ?" says him, brought to remembrance by UncleTSbL “Yes , yes!"-says oue Lou's announcement of tho coming and all. visitors “A true one it shall be, so Lon flic* around fixing files, s*lgoes:" <ting table, and with pride she arran VKOLK SOL'S 9T0BY. ge» the good ihings her mother pre­ “ Many yearn ago, jn the quiet pared in the most tempting'manner, little village of G—■—.stood an old and Uncle Sol is starlrd in hi* reverie seminary, and many a farmers sun by a call to dinner by the fnnniest and daughter, found themselves per looking little object he ever saw, fur milted to attend, after passing the Lou had arranged herself in her course of study in their common dis shawl in iniilaiimi of a train dress to (net school*. It was adapted partic­ appear, 1 suppose, mure dignified iu ularly tu tins das*,for various reasons; her new position. the leading ones are : that it was con “ Well, Loa, this dinner is nice ducted t»V an excellent Christian man, enough to sit before a King." 'And and his wife, wl»o took as maafa inte­ the Queen (s in the parlor,' said Luu. rest in tlieir pupils as if they were Or rather at the table waiting on members ot their own family, and Uncle Sul, the best King in these Much they were in one sense,* lor parts?" board, lodging and school were all in " Oh, yon funny little-Txni, I guess one building, aud produce of farmers you never will forget yuur nursery were taken in pay for board, and talcs; upon my woid. if here ain’t tuition, as far aa could be made use sanduiclies, mince pie*, cake niiu ul, thus bringing It within the reach everything else tuu nuiner'uu* to men­ ot all who desired to attend ; and a tion—how fliuiishthil your mother merry band they were, too. although always is—I gue»» this i* a furelose many were young Indies and gentle­ of Chiisiinas." men, yet they entered heartly in'o all “ Why, this isn’t a begming to Sports, thus fitting them for hard what we will have for Christmas, study, and preserving their health but my |kmit jmiI turkey, that I’ve The surrounding* afforded them am been- feeding so long, will have to pie facilities fur play both summer suffer, but I'm to have the wish-bone and winter. Tlie building was sit­ and you will wish with me won’t uated un a little rise, and a short dis­ tance beyond flowed a rapid little a Christmas tree, and—add. Ben and stream, called l-y the cbildrdo 'Crys­ I are going to have something that tal River.’ A quarter of a mite b«k>w we planned the very first night we stood on old mill, owned by an odd heard they were coming, but 1 shan’t iittle man, many would laugh at and tell, for Ben Bays girls can't keep a secret, but*I know they van just as say there goes 'shorue,* ah bough be heard it on many occaatuus, he never well as l>oy*. and I’ll show him they replied, but kept his own counsel. Oue summer, there was an unusual A word and smile from Uncle Sol, large number in the school, and shows plainly that he could easily among them there was a boy, smaller learn the secret if he chose, for lie aud younger '.han all the rest, but his is a great confident with the children keen, bright eye showed intelligence, Dinner being over the little house and capabilities of keeping up with keeper put rvaryting in order, aud those much older. One day there then, child fashion, waytiwions to g'-t was quite a commotion in the school, home before the \ labors cirnc, mid foras'range pupil hud arrived, ind with a hurried good bvf sne was soon the first moitimg he entered the Hying down the road, while Uncle school roomu a litter went around, ut Sol aut by the window, watching the his tall, awkward, tmgnin appearance. littia figure out of sight over ifie htli, Surne suggratud that they though he leaving him a’on« tunning half aloud, must resemble Oliver Goldsmith and one might cateh the broken aenlen perhap* he would prove as smart, ces—“what a strange child—what aa but they gueased uul Tha» week* idea she has id Quakers—igu, ga «he care for the strange yonth.wha work­ of Iseial, and A thought br«t not io ed faithfully at Ins books, aud wliuu 1*11 her anj thing about them, but let the others were at their sports, bn wxh book ia band would stud! down astonished when khe finds out they the strewn, and seated ueder some | old tree, wuuld Oue day the si Tea ia in waiting a! tgrmer Brad a txmt ride. Ah fold*, and a chei-rftt! lire bum*in the' ger expecdUnm. . Lou is constantly running to the LONG BRICK EXTRAflBDDiARY division. . TIME TA.BIJE. GMCHmit PB0VBWN8, AArD jrono.vs. RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! FAMl ly medicines Miedicnwt, fared. A few days sufficed io restore Dr. ■ Drake the littie boy tn health and activity. Lyman Browns Jfydrantd, bul.nut «o with the other,' for lung Piilt anti Gran I Medicines, weak* Ins life was despaired of, but Indian Blood Syrup, yet be lived, though-a cripple for Htr. Electric Health Restorer, “ Noble fellow," says Kate, “ and ail to save the life of-another." “ And J should think those other rbicb boys would have been ashamed for Business done on the square and treating him so bad before." says satisfaction guaranteed. Lou. " But the best is to bo told my At the ol4*Undj Ao. 1. children, though this finished the cripple's school days, yet, he was D. W. LINCOLN. kinoiy cared for by this small boy’s father, as ho had no lioma of bis own. and since his father's death, he is still remembered by the boy himself, now a strong noble man.” “Is this really a true story, Uncle Sol." says Jqlia. a: " Yes, true, my children, the crippie five* to testify to it hituneff.” \ H J “ S’ “ Oh, I wish I could ree him,” says B Loa, “ wouldn’t I hug and kiss him though." to A smile from Uncle Sol, reveals the secret, and they nil rush for hint, Wl)ile Ben cxciaimtt, “ and the little boy is my father!" Taa Knr Yo*X Onurn.-Tbi« best of foully ne*«p4]Mni it u frevh and intirexl- fore; and we think it more to. Its left ft* alone are worth more than the rubaorlpiiou prise of the paper. It repudiate* *11 offer. 3 » g Xg o If-" 5 $ Q to 1 s k S’ OD G CTQ I PC 5 ©8 • » NOTIONS, BEAVER CLOAKING, On.ndK.p[<b^ NDERCL0TH1NG. FLANNELS, AND Detroit Li For iMten and "VVomeri^ I WILL RETAIL WHICH KNOWN AT in PRICES HERETOFORE UN­ Nashville: A Full Line of those Double Width ALPACAS, FOR 2-5 CTS. TO $1A YARD. NwhTille. asffiSi.. lUmmood, Grand JUpId., JUST OPENED. 100 PIECES OF 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING R 8 CENTS. TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF * Boots, Shoes & Rubbers Fort ffajBB, Jacbnl Saiiur E. g, SHORT LINE BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH­ TRAINS RUN BY cj&WAGO’ TIMM. Which-will be sold from 50 cents to $1 less per pair than can be bought elsewhere. A specialty in GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS. CAPS, AND FURS, AND A LARGE 3 i:> M CONSISTING OF o £- patrons a «p!«ndid family ncwFpopc-r of the largent <lita«naion», etrsiaining all the dt•irable new«, religioui and aecalaV, and Hn endleas variety of raadiftg for young' an I Mot. UM 1875. TRUMAN'S I difficult, for bis lag* were caught be-' tween ‘lie floating logs. thun holding him fast, and help not arriving for awn; BAnn aid maoiT. BARGAINS! LOT OF BUFFO ROBES, LAP ROBES & HORSE BURKETS OX You can be shown everything you want in IVIi-h.JE- C. J?itting-er* CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! ffl A FULIj line of choice groceries MELINEHY& FANCY GOODS! My 51 Tea beats all the hobby price* in town 37“ For further particulars inquire at the counter. Waterloo JONMVUU G. A. TRUMAN. S. LEIBHAUSER, OLD FELT HATS CHANCKBY MERCHANT TAILOR! ORDER. Shu of MlrMcKB. Serent«*nih JedlrHl Clrrult ta Connections t LT .TAec»0« - Oom coeoe.-Uoni »ft ?.Ilrlilt-.in Central 1 jnrin. OrandRIw y*ldr..laekaon »od MfortXTa OPEN READY MADE CLOTHING! IEN'8, YOUTHS’I BOYS’ CLOTHIHG 0> After a temporary suspension of busi­ ness the Please fjtac me a ailL Mtek Nov. Io. fURltriVRE MANUFACTORY! KDWABD A. HOLBBOOK. inrronTs.CwJ . rd, Dee; let A. I).. MW. • copy.) s (11-14) CHANCERY OBDEIl. Parlor, Library, Dinin, Office aid GENERAL FUNTQHe! GEO M SAVAGE & CO s CQLUMK Wolcott Hardware 8. UEBHAU8KR. JACOB LENTZ & SONS A GAIA ! A >H.r.KDlD arm., again opens its immense stock to the pub­ lic. They have adopted a Cash System and accordingly reduced their goods to “BED-ROCK” PRICES! nrntorr vnxLT Tmihnt PATENTS. - IS!” Paler.L either ta the U. S. or miv tnnwn cmtclrr t Together with a foil aasortweal at rTiiw. a bfbaoux, Fmmmm. MIRRORS,PICTURES, FRAMES AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS, AC- AC., Gillman Bros. THE FOLLOWING OIL 013 IL. AID LADIES’ A GENTS RE8TURAIT. Com: Wood«»nl »d TeShtaaa *—nr— DETROIT, MICHIGAN. 10s and all sizes larger, per kg. $3.20 >• « - “ nmth lb. noai_9. - per 0.031-2 Of all atylM and lint, and METALI C furninhod to orde» 7, 8, per kg. 3.50 lb. 4 M 6, SHR OtfDS AND COFFIN LIN­ 8, 4, “ 4.00, lb. 41-2 Oa <A. IM N .I , n.xi, I win mw 2, INGS kept constantly on hand. Shoes, per kg. 5,25 a class for the study of <1 u Nails, Pointed, “ lb. 23 Instrumental Music. W• nanafactur* oar Ftrnritme from the on PIANO or ORGAN. No. 8 Cook Stoves, 30 pieces Furniture 18,00 HiMtnicttaa girtt > TMua*uan-BAM wHf raotira carsfal attention. Public Bsbeanala Cottage “ 8 to 14.00 NMkrlile Mieh. Beckwith Heater No. 18,Zinc and Pipe included................................................$15-00. MARBLE WORKS No. 20,........... . . ................................... 18,00. Tix*a, f10 pf Qr. / Giu. B. FLEMING. Double Portioned Steel Axes, 1,00. BLACK A FULLER, T/oprictors. Uliampioii Cross cut Saws, per Ft. 50 MEAT MARKET! Diamond-tooth Saws, Complete, “ “ 1,25 icvKitr DKscHtrnoN or ROE & CLEVER. Kerosene Oil, 175 fire test, per gal.......... I5. TOMBSTONES and every thing else in proportion. inform lh« p«Mfe U May viU COFFINS AND CASKETS, CASES CLEMENT^tTn, CorapUfn.nP. Mtcilor. (A true «oft.) ■ AU«M, W«n. it. Oyster 0o*an, EVMOrKAW UOTKI^ CONTAINS THE PRICE OF A FEW LEADING ARTICLES: Baby Cais aai Feranialatm i ,sss LIST Nails, « “ “ “ Horse c mt asmost axi and MONUMENTS, for down the »ee«ra wua bo»<. UHl to a m-a, Mai Ute o d mill. I Tticy «.r>i mn u »«d h>«in; a goy . BUCK 4 FULLER. m A m-CLAS8 TIN SHOP IN CONNECTION. All persons having notes or accounts past due, will greatly oblige us by calling and settling the same at once as we deed the money. ' j, keep eoasUntiy on band FRESH MEATS. �— ivjf tfntKcroKT. I I.X^ JM « DEC. Henry Ward. Beecher 17, 1*75 evety ten dollar* invested by buying your Dry Goodp. Groceries Capa, Clothing, Boots, Shdea, G^uta* Furnishing Goo' al the 12 I -2 per cent profit store. u-e« which had been social draw* transpire^, this tree WOMDERFUX! BUT TRUE. and shot himself. Battle Creek had an >18,000 fire Bunday. wjtrt that woTidri. •arrttm. Mfi*****’* trivMnt th» test wwtwtejr Observe our jEhrrrCsrjt Prices:!.^ stump flew back and crushed the little in- ,en ballding ieok fire from a stove si 11 Just opened 50 pieces P|aid Prints, (beauties) 7 centi per yard.; >Tr'“77'^7 ; nooenl out of extetance, recognisance, and •• ” •'•• 10 TO -Looidale Lonsdale Cottons, Cottons. 124 12| -“ -remetaberanee. Distant ftrnbliags, about 6 “ u 20 “ Brown Cotton, about the matter Had been beard, until last 8? and npuranlsSeveral persona. Piles of Feit Skirts at 121 cents Good Cotton Batts, pound lolls, A. BARBER. M-. IX. Homi-o. inihfe Pbrakfan and Sarswm. <KlWe. rw •2.95 . Men’s Rubber .Boots, powerful revival hai been in progteea 38 cent* and npu-srds. ’ of sad num a... fair. By ten o'clock a .ttfore or more 15 Grades of Tea. from j hundred heed have teten stolen. A beautiful Oil Chromo given with each pound sold. WEBSTER k HOBBS. Bteck♦ent to work with erowbari, picks, ’’ ■ralUx.' Al! kind, of wort In 1h« BJfci.Toith —Wheel, |l.TO; Clover 8eed,|« 46; (date We appraciait. the value of Cash Custom, aud propose to-have it, re tie boys who slide down hill in by and for­ bidden places, and run Into board fences. Filially,after several hours of toll and sweat —F. Dancer has iscnad invitations and H OS’** OYSTERS for 25 cis per WrfasLsa’t. • — A largTrtMk ut GLOVES and. MIT­ TENS <e be add CHEAi'EB than al any bther Mero te Naahvitle at TFMXc A Mclfdmeu tar RBADT MADB CLOTHING, Badte and Shoes, Mittens and GIovm. Buffalo Bobea, and BlankeU, and a large and well come. As the leader stepped ia the pit to carefully examine,naught broke the solemn, intense stillness except the faint twittering of Brooks, of Dig Rapids, wields the a loae chick-a-dee. A short time passed quiH” for the Banner. and be calledto his aid a couple of hornypalmed tillers of the soil. Soon the whole —Make your girl a Christman present. band were at work with tkeir shovels snd We have some elegant styles of calling cards picks, but after abbther season of toil, and as they clambered out of the pit and stole —8iobkai*n & Willyard, of Saugatuek.iu- awsy whhout a Word, disappointed and chagrin lurked on tho brow of each. Thun ville House barn next week. ended the second .chapter. —Ths frame of 0* Js mill was raised last Friday afternoon. Il is an imposing and •• Homy” looking structure. THE DONATION. The Donation last Thuredsy evening, al Masonic Halt for the benefit of Rev. C. L —A number of Hartingites are 'dissatis­ Deyo, was a pleasant affair and financially, fied with that burg, and talk of imigrating a auccros. Orno Strong wa» chosen Chair­ ty OYSTERS only 25 cents per man. T. T. Crandall, Secretary, and H. M. can at Wtrirs A McNamks' C. O. D. Gro—The Baptist society are making arrangemenu for a Christmas tree their chapel. and Clement Smith, read able essays, and Hang iotbrthing on it for your friends. Mrs. Truman, Thon. Brioe, and F. T. Boice day, fracturing his skull and ■producing other carious injuries. He is in a precar ions condition. W. A. AYLSWORTH, Proprietor. ATTENTION, ALL! Greeting Tekonsha, kid her baby in the crib, and returning to it in an hour found it dead. Marlon Couch,of Grand lUp!<l£,lost $860 in a faro bank, and Saturday morning he tapped his throat with a jack-knife. At last aemyint* he was still living but unable to M. flinI, I world respectfully inform my friends that lam AINSWORTH & BROOKS, ■ Again in the Trade T IT. LEE, V. I>C pu t y. Khvrtfle pay tho Highest Market Price for PARADY, Manufacturer ?f tnd shtH be pleased to renew reliu, Ingham county. * BusineM^ charged with child murder, waived examin­ ation at itarshatl Mutday, snd was bound POTATOES, o»er for trial in the circuit court. Anna Owens, the mother of the child. Is now in ease of sheriff Smiley st Marshall. She io CORN. APPL&, OATS, A German named Miller suicided M Flint one day thia week. He was a wiuinas in ELEMENT SMITTLW LAWYB Bootfl an«i Shoea, U.elation» with you. I trust by frirHlealing I shall be able to retain your confidence, and to win that of strangers. Clover Seed, &c., EspeoiaL Attention Delivered at their is invited to my stock of OHN Q CRES8Y, MONEY. TO LOAN I (h Apynitt! Fea! EsULe Secshiies, $30i).00 and UPWARDS [I^“OLD SANTA CLAUS makes Assortment of elegant HOLIDAY GOODS “ Tbit can SAVE 20 cents ou every dolr by buying of White A MeNames. t — Be sure to call and sea those Harik and Hedre Wash Boards at 49 No family fiheeld bC bilhout one. WW. (Mo ri* Il “chaw” of Whits A McJ Kames’ 80 oest ToflBACO.. Il ia as good' Stayed ihreo'dayx. Seen the eights and en­ preaiding at the organ. Taken altogether it ELEVATOR nV MA MOVILLE ON IA»X0 TINS. ' joyed ourselves, regardless of fog and mud was an enjoyable occasion. The receipts of hia wife. He bad Leen led to believe that _.x L. RU88ELL. some harm would come to him, and so in hia fright and misery he went off aud drown­ Wa also keep on liknd tAd have for sale brick for a three story fUrditttre manufact­ AND ed himself. ory, to bo built'next summer. More ebon/ There will be H Christmas Arch al the M. LATH, —Dr? Barber, while ansistin^ at Olds rais­ E. Church on Friday, Christmas Eve. San-. hingles U Claus, the great, great grandfather of all log schools this winter, could secure the ing, Friday, received a “atitcb" in hte back services of J. M. Roe, of thia village as wa ter lime and has not been siilo to leave his Ltd since the children has been engaged to come In, WHICH IB NOT EXCELLED IN TOW N. aud as usual will make the hearts of both Alldxlflcan. SALT, —Hdrkce Fiirit has moved into tho bsusa young and rid glad by the gtAxl things he HAIR, vacated by McClue. He will occupy Flem­ has for tbrm. » Tlie exercises will be enter­ Ready pay customers shall have no cause Specialty. G>rre»]K>nd«uev Invited. TlS STUCCO, ing's store, when completed, with his Mock to complain of high prices. taining and an admission fee of ten cents WM. JONES, ^c., ifC., of goods, for all except the children belonging to the Give >le a Call. . —Conductor Hamilton,af the way freight, acbool, will be taken at the door. Door which we slip and retail at bottom prices. Naahvilie, Mich., Jan. 27, 1876. last Tuesday, stopped ins train long etlcugb AINSWORTH A BROOKS, ELI STRONG, S WihtKLKa'a. bless you muchly. ' —Mite Ada Wellman was married to Oils , VareUhaa, etc., which we are sell^g week, and the minister that tied the “iilken ctfrd.” hadn't g £ dtft Of hearing before the ydddg men of the nelghbo'rhovd were on hand with tifeit t>ella, hOrris, gu'n.i and borso-fiildka to pay their retfjfe'cta. Af'er an hour’s din and clatter that tforild rival Bedlom, the dsatesu ca'pitulalcd sad the noctcrnal besiegers closed their charivari Vnxux'i. sad partook of the best ia the domicile: HOLIDAYS. NAshvilla, Mich. WORTH OF General Ctmteyandng, Collections a specialty. Clocks, Spectacles, $c. Kvery article silieJr vrsrT«5u J a» represented o lutn-v refutwled. New Goods In Maple Grove, Doc. 9th; by Rev. E. L. WHAT CAN SHE DO>-Roe. Kellogg, Mr. Jacob Rou?h,‘ of Sandusky, Ohio, to Miss Ada Grace Wellman, of Maple ! Grove. Copying and Enlarging GIVES r.ttTICGLAU ATTXSTIOS. JV8T RECEIVED AT BIBLES a Spbtlalty. A young fellow named Hansen, while aul shooting near Holland, on the 10th, was killed by the accidental discharge of bis own gun. . Julia Olmstead, ot Bay City. Mteh^ got | $2,500 out of Hlrtxn Benson, of the name How’s that for Hi! Saturday, John Naylor fell and brake his a boule HoWell arid broke his ankle. GFjVJVEJES. ggr CHEAPEST AND BEST! -©g PETERSnrS HitUllE KOCHER BROS. A SAD THOUGHT ! POSTAGE PRE-PAID OH ALL SUBSCRIPT10IB AUTHORS, CHESS, CHECKERS approprUU-ly called FOR THE Tie Meiml to Pen ffll Pradl! MAN tntktrfflnfe bf Nashville or rtcJatty need bo .A-lbimls FALL AM WINTER TRADE ! FOUND EIGHT DIFFERENT STYLES DEAD AT BOTTOM PRICES LIVERY STABLE! WM. VENN. PflorRigTtra. At BHgood'e Ud stand. Nashville, Mich them, ’though they muster many Nashville, Ort 12th. pions Holly father entered a sloon with lien, nt Masonic Hall, Towrtay. Doc. 14th. Mr. Van* hu had several y lan.1% C. 1. Dxro. Cloakmaking GIVE ME A CALL 0-21 Jas. E. Scripps of the Detroit £txning Departed this life in this village, Dec 9th. News, charged Judge Reilly with adultery 1876, Macns. oldest daughter of George and Reilly hse sued Scrippe for libel, laying hia damages al $26,000, Hryamb wtamdsieia Worsteds, Real and Imi­ tation. Laces, Yak Lace, Passimentirc, Real and imitation Hair Goods. Sirs, joe Etheridge, of East Saginaw,has Monday. ' FACT WORTH KSWTUd.' 1 Doz. Photographfl, $2.90 8 Ferrotypefl far .80 Fall anti Winter Drenfl and BOYS TOOLS, AC, AMs FINLEY’S CMSBRATED TOLEDO Has just received a largo and complete IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES. Dr. W. H. Evans, of Detroit, died sud­ DOMINOS, BACKGAMMON, denly on the 10th, frtra the effects of hard drinking. A sou of R. tf. 8. fy/or. of Delkoit was u, when Frogfoot was !n their employ, they killed at Owego, on the 10th by the acci­ dental discharge of his pin; PICTURES, •• Plug ” Campbell, who kilted U’helaliafa BLOCKS, MAPS. Wo have a Very CHOI Cl line of fnnerol service* were conducted by Rev. C. LOAN MRS. L. O. CROCKER JUST NORTH OF ATL8W0RTH*8. Direct fro hl’tieui York MONEY TO CHAS. W. DEMARAY NEW ART GALLERY! FROM JEST TO EARNEST, list wc*k. — 1 lb. Candy free to those who buy a pound of Whiti <fc Mcttamks $1.00 Japan Tea. ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Pedb^, NASHVILLE, MICH. Al the Advent Church, Assyria C.ntrc, Dec. 12th, by Elder P. Hotter, Miss Sarah BARRIERS BURNED AWAY, Shepard to Elder D. C. Berry, both of Aa- OPENINd A CHESTNUT BURR, Mr. Wnt Bull and Sira J. M. Rlee, both of Sfanihsii,diedfrom Ike effects of cauecrs, Cheap JEWELER 5 OPTICIAN DURING THE PLAIN TALK, (Holland.) falV'n heiress.to a fortune in England. D. W. Lixcolx. | L. J. WHEELER CHAS. W> DE MAR AY’, Boise Bros B1TTTER SWEET, praise and prosperity. Hixle Practical Millwright; • ■ IL& HASM1M1Y, AT hie sentence of cloee confinement was imme­ diately put into execution by bis being carMixxn CAmoi, at the C. 0. D. GRQCERY. following,topics at the Christian Church, noted in his gloomy cell. next Sabbath. Morning topic: •‘Christ’s The widow of 4>e murdered Molyneaux is WHITE A McNAUKd. treatment of'the bruised ; reed." Evening left with five children, the eldest aged ten MBU New lino of Prints and Drew Goods topic—“Christianity, versus Creeds and years, the younge«t two. Sbe will (immedi­ __ _______ WuiUi's ately remove from Jobnstbtrti. this Co., to SHAKSPEARE.BURNS, BYRON,. DENTISTRY! —The Michigan Central Railroad Is one the vicinity of Washington, where her par­ COWPER, MILTON,MOORE J. W. Hitchcock. Dentist, will visit of the bent regulated roads in existence. Its ents reside, snd where she lived previous to bed is always kept in perfect condition and TENNYSON,LONGFEL­ present during the trial who bore marks of Office at th<S resldxticli <Jf 8. W. LOW, leUCILL’E, eondnetors, makes travel over this road a a fearful encounter with Nye, in the form pleasure indeed. With such officers as W. WHITTIER \ ■8k- ttaving purchased Mr. Wheeler's B. Strong, and H. C. Wentworth, at its been wounded with a knife. KATRINA. JPor* , Proprietors. '—!L J. Reamer, since bis discharge from The trial of Nye. for the mrriJer of Moly' ths House of correction, resides at Char­ lotte, with his wife, aa happy aa two turtle the jury on the 11th, at Marebail, who after doves, and Grass .Widow Surfher has gone being out just 28 minutes brought in a ver­ diet of murder in the first degree. Nye was —Wil our friends and good patrons niake — MATCHES warranted P.M only seven our New Yean a “ happy one ” by walking state prison at hard labor end In solitary cents per box at White & MoNamc’i C. upto tho captain’s counter and giving us a confinement. The parting of tl^e prisoner O. D. Grocery. • cheek for that little balance. Do thtee things with his friends was vsry affecting. ‘ He fell into his only orotber’s arms, and tbsy wept than ever before in Nashville. BOOTS AND SHOES. Santa Claus as is generally sold fflf ffLOT. Try k. . ; and at prices cw W, H. RMBER k €. F. SW AN. Bro. Min Tales aed Novelettes ■ h>M paMUh.d AB the ma»t ■ «rrlicr« arewut-teyea to writ* origtuaHy for �^830159377 "I am none of your low-down John Ott!” bo exclaimed, as be ■was brought '• Don’t talk quite so loud until I find “ Are you addrafcing your con versa- inc regular ejireoiiing ot um> tears, one iou to sui, sir?” asked tho prisoner in on : the flow of these Seeds to ba constantly ' j toy rotor, as hs stood up very erect. ' renewed in tho way just mentioned, be- jutDCAatr^r.TiKt. Affabs-Cngla, Cbshrusn; Aaitewy. Morrill' What do you say to ilio charge ?" Mates,Sawsso, (km<w«r, Sorwoos. wteta. jo- j ‘ ..gjrj" ani»«red the prisoner eol- through two little drains, situated in tho! h n JL. » rixuTltowr, ThoruLm, 8mwn--u. J‘Jt! 7°^ are addressing a Doted corner of the eye near the noee. Thu* ' .J.. > n—... ii-w.. m«r. „n.l nnrw> of vnnr nrirv-lwira.' ritl- all team, after leering the eyelids, flow si LVER into the nostrils. To aware himself of TIPPED “I am, eh? You ate not Sergeant this, the reader ha* only to notioe, unSHOES poetic aa the fact may be, that a person “ I, air, am the Key Dive of IDtnoia!’ after crying much is always obliged to CABLE make a twofold use of the pocket-hand­ exchuined the man. SCREW kerchief. Ma<y. MoCrsrry. Fseslso. InqaUs, cbalneaa ; xuero w«o ■ rung pmuw. WIRE AUi^n. Hamman Jmoth. Bwc. McDoasM, with- 1 The sound of teeth munching peanuts Tmt following are some of tlie salaries ere. lloolutlunary Cteime Sl.lsnew. Cbalrmas; | nainfullv loud. paid to foreign missionaries: In India JotMMtaa. Goidthwsita, MarriU of VcnoMCt, Wrtebi. . • . . . . . the Americmi Board j>ay their miisiionnium 81,000; the Presbyterian, $1,000 Ur •1,080; tiie Iteformed (Dutch), $1,100; such a noted man here," said his Honor the Methodist, $1,200. Id China the at last ** I should like to give you tlie «■* bn iYm. Akaa.a American Board $900, and in Southern freedom of the dty ip a gold box, but I Chinn, $800; the Presbyterian Board, raaaacs. wopor, wajui. iwrissias—anoKuca, • $1,000, except in Canton, $900; the Chairman: cragte, Fatteraon, cbrutiaocy. sbsroo. t sixty days in the House of Correction." Mothodist, $950; tlie Baptist $900 and Oown. Mauy HaUraaito-Wast, Chatnaan . “ It will be a and day for tliis town, my (bonne; the Episcopal, $1,000. In regard to single missionaries, tlie Amertcan and Miass a*d Mtaisx—areswwt, Oatrssm; Hma'in, 1 “111 take care of the sadness, air. Preebyterian Boat ds each pay two-thirds ANN ELIZA YOUTC’S MEW BOOK. Alcorn. Harvsr, abaras, ouiatiiwrtte, Daoduipii. j Yon just noble duke yourself into the the salary of a married missionary; the Methodists pay iu China, $560, and in wau. caamuau; jmco. n. lunauux-y; capavwc, , ____ , Waiuc* UmUon and Labcr—Pstterwai, Chain-, UVCT three words more or 111 double up India, $1,000; tbo Baptist, $800 apd nd house; the Episcopalian, $600; the Re­ Hk*rvn.Goctoa, Many, Kay. OvU Service and a» ■ Tlie Key Dive stalked in, treading trmciunmt-Cteytoe, CbatowB.; Wright, Ogireby. 1/d| hruvilv but he wouldn’t sit formed (Dutch), .$600. For an unmar­ Ak«». IrtfarMB, M<owj, minkjpb. To-fanm k*"'* <n‘1 “{ Z-lYl 1 • 1 ried female minuonaxy the American . an.! Control the Coetlerrel ttrpeam* ot th. Hro- | down and bch*VO UDtll Bljah held him Board pay one-half of tho salary of a ato—Jooa* <s Nevada, cttairaan; l*wee, Dcmua. against the stove and thawed his dignity married man; the Presbyterian Board, F>»U«-UW. - onl, uri erm then b. mt down iny bwy. Ubrary—H<nr», Chairman; Edmwad^ BaeJ from $280 to $600; tho Mothodist to ■ma. Oa Kwtai -Tvrrr, Cbalnuan; Hamita, Merri- «OfUy._________ China, $475; and India, $600; tlie Bap­ irwv. 1 HU.llirirm.n- Uli), NO WTTWES6KH. tist, $400 to $500; tho Episcopal, $450; “Susanna Johnson, yon needn’t put the Reformed (Dutch), $600; tho Re- j on a pensive look nor draw your mouth ;■ SKI ■ Bort. WWa aa4 Wap Cair*«M». formed Presbyterian, $400. around in that lonesome manner, for rtJjr KKCV< thia is a grave charge." It Always Pays ■ in UKj *' I didn’t do do charge, Jedge, and I kin prove it," she replied. The out atrikiiiK illua“See here, Stucin, tho warrant says tliat yon kicked in your neighbor’s gate, BOSTON, MASS. Fnnav. Dec. 10.—Smale.—Not in seaaiou. created a great.uproar and were so drunk career ot Blate aixl Mourn* atreeta. who** aalca' outrank *11 oilier jewelry hooare iu tho NorthTAeae Statulard InstrumenU tliat the oflicers feared they would break wrei. Tbeir naourcre *nd credit are oo great that they bay aud import •* ehaaply *a any New you in two pitting yon down here." Sold by Muric Dealers Everywhere. York bonne. *:id tiieir ealeaare *o immcnee that “Doos any one say I kicked dal they can urll at the baying pricre of their compaUtocw. Tb* character of tho boa*o inaurre gatet” io parrh—cm tlie «x*ct quality and vain* of ** Yea, ma'am, two or three pcraoDa Kafa an repraMUtod. For th* Holi-lay* and for general trade, they have an onuruatbi Large INSTALLMENT PLAN: ■lock of nilverwarv. dork*. Ilroux**. Gold and “And dey say I wm drunk V •wrytonla uwUMIed Male*. Atodram J. HJCUT SYMONDS. M tarauhlre SlroeI. AaMiB, Mm* “ That's just what they my.” rrrlm«buysen intnatoccd a lilll rr-giilaUng the “ Well, do Lawd forgive 'em, fur dey liars! I kin prove dat I wasn't round ' A CHICAGO PAPER. , expkxtal recently, killing >11 men. ware killto and forty woumUd. Tbo qttsy dfaecunt niho-glyesrina, and it apf-carw that Have you ever seen HORS loptaga ' . Nebraska City and vicinity rtcr ntly expert- Hr* of Xrrto. ta. in la. . rtJLlTlC^L. -Thore ware eight candidates in tbo Fourth Mexican bertrt. surface of the pupil and eyeball, giving them Urt brijM «d limpi.1 kxik which WifeJ\'o/l9 Kite raida by Indiam, which ia equivalent to an election. $to?$25rn^.^a?K2Sc ■IHroud b> Into, to Ito,o<tou Itototom of were confirmed without oppoailtou : Zachahali Chandler. Secretary of Uio Interior; Edwards. Hempont, Attoreey-tlencraJ; John C. New, Treasurer of tbo United Btetaa. ' ** -CbUrjiuto. WliU Mr.r^ . Mrao, appointed U. 8. District Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois, to aoooeod Hon. J. $5 to $20 fard* jxjlygamy iu thalTcrritoiy. before further injury i> done to innocent women aad children. The jury broughtJu a verdict of guilty, with * reoommendatiou to mercy. —Mr. Starkweather, ha* introduced in tlie hia argument It pro- UMS. *.“JSb3K Z or,lcT reHrring Heiideraou from any tuitLer Conner lion with the picmoenUou of the whfaay Smith'Organ Co., ■hall pay Amociatiqp of Washington. rerelation* were —A Washington telegram Mate* that Preaidineiou ot the public echool fund. —The National Itepubbcau (>xnmKtoe will cootemplatr Intervention in t'uba, and that be $250 NaUonal Itepublicau Couveution. —Leading Demccrata in Waaliingtoo contend of that island. It is reported that hia plan of -wottUng the Cuban problem U to induce Spain Hpatriah Wert India island, in a coiooial confc?!er«Uou. —New Yorkers believe that Tweed fa hiding In the city, and striving, through bfa friradn. to effect a coraj-romlaa by which th* plunderers will restore to th* city tl 000.000 ou condition THE INTER-OCEAN. " Go ahead and prove iL" into the throat, someumsaprofuse, watery, and -i.MonnolMbri.Mkri,luroiog CE ntnoir. tie wnsn t. throat, ci;-cctor*ti.>n of offcDoiro matter, to "Is Wm. Tliomas heah!” she asked j K»tber with *cab« from niece*; th* voire fa changed and has a nasal twang, the breath fa tigotn. offenrtv*, smell and tart* are impaired; there He wasn L 1 fa a sensation of itirrinaaa, mental depreaeioa, National Hanking Xcoctatloo »h*U be vrguiiard -I. dto eolunxl ■ b=.»l i finger gone I’ ever, IArty to be present in any one case. more common *than Catarrh, ! , He wasn’t | There 'is no disease ’’ and none lose understood by physicians, na am.', riTiua KSMEnv “ Ir dat fat colored mail here wid a *"*’*“«* In- indicting Gen. Babcock, aud writ- 1 Preaidcot. in hie mweage. sail iu mdartauce pitched battlm, bondei aoao half-damn mar- “ OHMgSggig 1‘rveidoulial ■ticc*a*iou, and from tee rules and jprecedent* laid down in Jefferwon a Mann.I tiatioun looking to this object were jxmding comtitnticwi, balloting Uaa begun for the election acme time since, with th* unction ot Cbariea O’Ccnor; but Tweed feared tho latior would die, strong Itopahlicaw. • and hence tho flight. —Prine* Fredrrtc, of IJjipe-Detmokf fa detd. —Mr. Oushing's Degotialione with bpain 1 av* of hia efforts to enforco an houert collection of the revenue. • -Wm. Delaney was hanged at New York, ou I riday of lv‘, week, for t_‘>e c..., 9EUSTIC * TRUSS TUX KUITURKUU’ Of THE LUXDON lame footf" TTJKK/t. i Ho wasn’t Mr. Delauo to about to retire, at any j “ I don't think yon have any witncimcs rate temporarily- from the editorship of | hero, Susanna, and I’ll have to make it brought to *n end. cither natters, would be cctnpalled to interfere. It fa on this point that the j tert not* from Spain is considered evasive aoJ n— the London THma, with which he has ' thirty days." been connected for thirty-six years. Mr. I “Ain't you joking!" agreed upon certain reform, for the Turkish |>rorineen. They insint upon |wrfect equality between Cl nstians and Turks. Delano is the son of the late Mr. William ' “ I don’t think I am. When yon got to Delane, formerly iiiuncial manager of i weaving cane aud,eating mush you will the 7'n/tea, who dto.l in 1858. Born in look back on this and regard it as a sori 1814, he w&s educated at Magdalen Cel-' qua matter. Go in and lean up against lege, Oxford, where ho gradated B. A. 1 tho wall until the taain-dispatoher starts in 1839, and wns called to the bar at tho the Block Mpria.” Middle Temple in 1747. He was only A hater. > 25 years of ago when, in 1839, he bo“Ohl howl do hate whisky!" said came Mr. Barnes* assistant editor, and ’ William Orton as he toed the mark, two years later he became full editor. “ Eh Mr. Delane, after having broken -down “Oh ! I could go out and tear the roof once or twice, finds it absolutely necre- ofllu oveij saloon in Detroit !’* continued sary to take a lengthy holiday, which, at, William. : 61, and after such arduous work as jus, " How about this charge of intoxica-1 he certainly deserves. It is stated that Mr. Orton t" Ur. will, fa . imw, bd.. to J'1 | ®* . ................ ford man, and married to a sister of Mr. If 1 was King of this------ * Answer to this charge.about XVilham. ,£ ..X^ow anything yoar । tie language that “Gen. Grant has wounded SjsMiLsb pride; that he ia playing with fire, and that* ho understands an little of the Spanish white man's house and beat him almo-t to temperament aa d.d tho find Napolcoc ” death. Hovenl of the colored men were ar- toieriff, Henry Hcott, a colored P^jmbfican, skeleton* in a beep tliat Lad lain undiscovered bchug 900, aud dfapmal them, killing the the Itxjuia.tioo. -Inteiwely eold weather is r< perted as pre­ vailing in the ntigbboriiood of llsodaye, Bpain. orcupiod by the Csrliata, who numbered about ing a treasure box cootainbig »23O,vJO to’ W.0G0. with 105 piecae of artillery. Several of --------------- j viewers and on the permanent stafi of tlie . —it m rumored tliat the Duke d'Aumale. Tima, but ia better known to the gen- diarges, and, u I was saying, I wii f 1.30 in silver for tiieir trouble. fourth eon of Ixioia Philippe, ie to merry end public for his writingj on Now lit-, whisky was a —Harry Dean lloynolde, hailing from In­ dianapolis. toed to penuade a young.girl of and ot tea wife of the Oar that u to be. Huch ertture. In 1870 he was appointed by driver, I'd come Sigooroey, lews, tr dope with him ; but Ids the government to the jxst of Civil plans ware frustrated by a bn. ther-in-tew of the “ Butyon were brought in here drank Service Commissioner. girl, who is but 11 year*of age. Itonolda re—Olaf Siencrveu. Swedish Envoy Exlreordlas a prince not ten hours ago.” otmtol tho inter feier'ce, and shot me biotbcr“I can't help that—I hate whisky. Black ryes usually indicate powers Oh, when I think of it—when I ponder win retnnxd witivinterrsk. tlie libertine receiv- I ' m - -_______ '____ l.j of physical cudarauoe, but they are and reflect and ------ . iaga miutal wound in the abtenen. CONGRE8SIONA L 8 UMMAHF j choli-rie, and may be, though not al- 1 -b* the pariahea of East and West Feliciana, ------•‘Mr. Orton, I ways, treachi ronn. Gray ones denote 1 and plead to this charge." quickness of temper and desire for “I d&n't know anything about your . . . . . ... - - ,. . - FI no^HyHaxel belong to shrewd nopleads, and if I could only crush all the mitted by a squad of salf-stykd ■■ Iteguls-, ,or rssofat* tte coartiag uf tbs .ores for ' titres, and such M delight in intercourse whisky in the world I should be happy." “ Your sentence is sixty days," called -isixUysi 11,-iscuera cjulmed iu the ootmiy aocioted with love of change and prog­ out the Court. ress. A mixed or indrterminate color of “It is!” eyv umy be taken as evidence tliat tlie 1-leced batea thrtr window*. individval is a poor judge of shades mid “Then I'll bo shot it I don't drink all hues, If not quite color-blind. The.orthe wlrfsky I can get hokl of !" said tlie gnuic enuac of black ryes is that the prisoner as be walked away. sclerotic membrane or outer covering Biiali hunted through the cells, be^.v u., bio7^, M(1„ a, „„ to UOM1 Um* lonompteR Uw road ; by Bayard, re*ulaifaff tbraalartea <tf U>a J*4|m ot tteOrertW u.l bM bom. deraoiu^ralri <m tho but U» hri primoor <iun.; by Itag* to, r»r Itx Mk <*T th* War* Jfab of s newly-killod ox, which is rendered ■ . , , , * , 3 . ., . “. . * was out aud be appear'd and said : In.too faal. tn Kauaaa, erefcrnug eutagfra Jar*. , btook by Ughteriog tho. mombnuH-. .1TW, m| w I »” •U™d“ to *«• Wn. ot hot O1UO.I-: bl« ««1 r>; goring ink, th. U«U uofouriineoUwdbmpon.wrogiow, o, M th, tarrjook „a th. blori ot v.riou« neo. h« chi)w raokin totao«>.-K*^ r^oc minghxl by internuirruMpi. The result' of such mixture is that relaxation of tho Oxa of the quoenmt contests on which system which product* the blue eye and ave to ptuoi ia that light-colored hair. Intellectually the . Now rf«* » to pnKtao. progreri-e atoion-;; 17“ M york District, M. Lowry claims ^a.M.n.b.H^ripoop!.^^ T<XX,b. e, he received ex' setty 5 votes, against 10,770 for Mr. Northose with block eyes. । ton, and Mr. Cary 9,139; bnt ho of the Ohl South > that he was the only nun who wmS vote dtieried: “ Behold! . for correctly oh “Representative iu the fore you an open door,” and I Forty-fourth Cougten," and hence tliat drmr, ia printed in emphat-1 the five Izrwry Imllote are the only ones A HRST-CLASS NEWSPAPER ntKM. THE LEADING REPUBLICAK PAPER Altai! IN THE NORTHWEST. Do Your Own Printing £7£S=-OutfitsfromSI up ouco of ite mild. eoo:liing. and healing |>ropertire, tbo d'eeasc soon ucl-fa. Tb* Golden Medi­ cal I>ivcorcT~ sliu-il I lie taken to «sr.<* the Wood, which is always *1 fauM. and to act sp*ciftrellvupru th* dfa*sa*l glante awl lining GstdlwaXte., NteMfTr, raaAiagtoa Sff.Bostos AND IS A FAV0UTE IN THE N0IIMM0LD. I'asrtl JAtucAc -Uio only instrument bv which MMSAbefSrfMly injort.dt.'sii the jowisge* nd ebsmbm of the no** from which dmchargi proceed. Three awdiduca are add by Draggiata. Pimiijs on tho face, rough akin, cbappnl li*mfa, Mltrtietnn »txl *11 entaneo'ii* »ffM't:on* carol, the akin made woft sml «imk4h. ter tb* two of JnDijMr Tar 8oai>. That made by dtswell, Hszanl A Co.. New York, ia the only KleganUy Print. inaraaaxT Viartiaa imitation*, made from common Ur, which are •K>8S5OOSsta“E2 Persons who bnve become, thoroughly chilled from any reuw*. may have tiwir areulaUon at once rret >r«d by taking Into th* .torn- REVOLVERS fij QQ , lire JlnirnlB L»t rt.vuiv.. tywBUV cued. «cm .ns i-u *■• i Every farmer who owns a g-xxl stock w’^TKfeVuVX 'u ’ r-..CTJ<w _ , -<® HOllOA^ ^Sf nvEiaTY - * THE MJ#AtE TN- Thin 4/UMff rw-i move all rear bid •r bart mattar* ttonthe*r*tea*,: a| rerreiaa Bataa . a}d»>u*4.>4tk. QQ d*M to tbeir !■^JdlvMwaA cwll- h 1; L Mia | lavlgar*t- £E 5J SiXr.’r~7; roe<ta< ta ot- to A at-!-* H^OOO, rXe.rAM: . BBS "H—— PBINTING PBJB8. 1 EVI. by 1 bo«Us. TBT Ft ELASTIC TICII. _ .~c^isnsn i’ox- la-va. A NEW ILLBSTRATEB 1Q>-. MASON<&.HAMLIN CABINET ORBANS, MERIDEN __ _ - -A| I vutlery uo. w^.„ mm w Is now ready<wiii/rRipE LIST; and ffry full Infunnaitoa. iinwentteg accarate 'bowings of (here celebrated instnMMDta, ■e'r .... ]( i« nut qurettoned by dblntereoted -toilers tlml ttereare THERBHTOE ALL ISNTRVMKNTH OF THIS CLAMS; SBrqiiialed. Hnd, tr Judgvd rrtllcaP It, uaupproHrlM'd by otacri. Hirir fume h world-wide. They have ALWAYS oltohmi hJabert awards in American ln.!''»tiuil XiiM' ^iour and reeitvrti rorn nwtitKiimSaM. i Putin-or ‘ <>** i f ?*2KT:MW*OM a CO, Cfairogrt III. 1873; being the HOSOfc al the 44REAT xnm wblch ever rcecived aay prt-mlum In cumpettttra with the bear product* of Kuropess maker*. The Ix-at nuutetaa* to Huro;< ; and America piteounoe I Prieoa u L>w M ' Itotti thate commonly | Infer tor iua’runwtil*. i OT t.iiicjMij-mrxib.orre ; far ■ Item. aecMTft WANTED FOR THE v in i iCfEF^ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-12-24.pdf.pdf a5144c3eec235e9c4921f9594e99f8fd PDF Text Text a&totUWrtoft , OBSfl a/TBOStG. v^r^ivf- Editor end Proprietor. ,-------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- t-j-.-T",-.-—•------------- _— i. , “ Progression. ............................................................. No Retrograding.” ; ................. - ------- <—3----- - —;----------------------------- - ------------------- —---------------------------------------------V0L.ni, N^HVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1875. himsclf her* i we doj * u Of course there must be," said Mrs. I door hail closed upon them, and she was fames; -z,:.,™ I of hia ffaulilera. habflimenta liy going ipon thorn. or in any down upon . other way . conducted toimucl! us ‘did the knights of old when heart-smitten, but, after the manner of Ibo/ninsteffiUi century, he CONGRESSIONAL 8UMMABY Armstrong. “Wlicrw was my poor i alone in* her clumber. No matter I—..a lav®. *dream —___ : 1^.— thehead to to forgot in itt TI’’Hll r,..# get poor Aunt . how Jirtrf 1*m L been, Martha's act from my iq»-HtairH china • awakening io hard, especially if it is »udcloset. Please wait ou the stain until I j den. oometoyou.” | Hetty Armstrong refused Charles And away ran Mw. Armatnmgto tho j Rokewood, the next day, and people ramd floor, whr r. »h« plunn>d into «. who gwwwfl it bbuzurf her Httrriy. A. Ho rang too and at the lady. He long, old-fashioned closet, and brought i for Cliarlea hiim-df, he was omased and fma n iegscy lArretrrv of niiporwnrn I..fl her l.or hv n I injured .....1 — ___ i for r__ he‘_____ silverware left by n and .1 deeply grieved, never haunted her pa^M like n well-dreraed forth ghost. He wrote poetry for tho "Lnmm- 1 maiden aunt Countrug thc spoons over, guessed that his lecture on married life ary,” addrewanl to H- A-and signed 0. a murmur of voices from the next room had a aocond auditor nor that Hetty Ji; ;Jle te at hod fliop Sighs, and gave fid! upon her car. Al the muno time she would liave said " Yes" instead of soft glances, and raid things tliat might caught the perfume of a cigar.* She " No,’’ but for tho creak in tho door of have double meanings. Apd this not knew tlmt Cliarlea Rokewood hnl thu tho china.cloacU the autK-rdlnatr i for week or a month, but’ for o’yeor, nt richest voice and smoked the bwjt cigars . iron- TO ItKAVH TUB NORTH NOT.B. lbs end of which time Hetty Annstroug. of any man of his set. began’ to amdenfloud lint pho was ex­ “You dear old fellow,” she whispered K. writer in the Sa^tifie American pected by everybody to nccept Charles to heiwlf, “ I have been bo cross to you propouca to reach the North Pole by the Rokewood when he offered her his heart to-night that some day I’ll be os kind to obnstruotion of tut overground tubular and hand. • Meanwhile, ‘the soft eyisa and you as I can to make up for it" milrood, under the aunpieca of aeverd Then, with a loving woman’s wish to Government*, which would pay sufficityit sweet voice, tlie deliijatp attentions and IbeCwiiUiing «fags'of, Imq qdmirpr werti s<e tho face .that was so d«w to her, alio money to construct mutable abojaj for nett without itwir- cffceV upon Hetty stooped forward) and, peeped thrpngh a the ntaking of a wooden tube, five or Armstrdng’a heart It began, to be con­ crack in the door of the china closet si* feet in di*m^crr-to be made in light scious of certain tremors nud fluttering* opening fitto* Ute little aewipg room, de­ uec’ions for tamaportAtiou. After aome in Ufa-prwwcee. Her cheeks flushed os voted for ‘this evening to the geptle- suitable landing place his been chosen, Hy*y had iu girlhood. Her dreams were men’ll toilet Every word was pfaitily the road could lx, oominenced al the udible when her pretty oar approached dock. The sections of the tube could not the sober, practical dreams which nature at five-nnd-lwunty shutild alone no closely to the crevice, and the first be idaced on a ca~ »yhich would run in- bUU were IntcodiiovJ, lactudlng the foUowta;: By indulge in; mid-as tho days rolled ou sht- word riveted her attention. The men sitle of the tube and be propelled by hand, and furmahi’d with a light, strong, felt more conscious tliat tho.“Ytw.,' were talking of matrimony. . xinisW^^wAnia w^rygrmr “ It’s a deuced bote," Mid his friend. convenient dummy engine and boiler, to wiiflh' whs experted of her would bo Not oue of un but Uiiulu, " You ore tied to a woman's apron-strings be ummI when required. Theoretically easily uttered. * If wo had not the CUriattuat glow ’ She tried to be prudent aud judge the for life. You can't nay your uoul i.iyour thia ide* turn many pointe of gre^t bene­ To brighten up liallrik", And tho’ aocne placer tu the ball man carefully. Tlie result was that she own. Toko my advice, and keep out of fit to tile explorers. ■ A Cdr can be made . Grow vacant every year, and furi&hcd with nearly all tlie comdeclared him to be on angel. At last it altogether, Charley.” .tCHty Armstrong fairty kt go of the - “Look here,old fellow," saidCliarles, forte of a homo;-and the tube,, getting taking hia cigar from between hia lijm, covered with snow in the -winter, would rudder of self-will, to which site had Wr d*ck the walln with rvcrjtrrcD. clung so lung, and allowed' herself to “ that sort-of a thing is all a man’a fault be quite warm. With properly conThe board with holly crown— Now, whan I many, my first oct will lx: Btruated stoves, plenty of proviaions, drift down the tide of circumstances And if perchance a cloud U 4fen Sih were to load ter into tlie arms of to prove myself master. As you begin., and fuel, a scientific party could pass a a> you go on, and, before the honeymoon winter in the tulMis quite comfortably. r>« Bokewood. She felt tliat she Hl,6e happier v.4<n sneh n bosom to is over, the woman who takce. my name The writer thinks there arc plenty of sludl know that my word is law, and that civil c.ngineeni who would jump at the repoee upon, and began to wonder hers must yield to it" * chanoo of constructing a road of this whether it was really ueccssaiy for a Thu spoona in Mrs. Armstrong’s hands nature if solid government support was Th* curry, h*prjr board. willow to be ntarried in ix*nrl color when And deck U*o linncbea which bow down Prealdeot { white was so becoming to her com- tinkled together just then, liut no one guaranteed. If this idea proved-feasi­ With all their Semina ho* ta. heartl them. Cliarlea went on: plwfbn. ... Lv. ble, and the barrier of 120 miles that is We wreathe fair ffarUmU far abate "My wife, if I have outs, shall have BUpjiosed to exist could be overcome, So matte rs stood when Christmas drew itear, :an&. rwith it . Hetty Armstrong’s no-chance to whow her temper. If she and the unexplored supposed open sea does not like my ordera, the 'must obey found, thin road could bo made the regular Clirfatmaa Evo j»arty. All X., without liking. I'll break her in just as means of carrying material for tho con­ or nearly all, would lx> there, even the I would a horse—bring her down at once struction of mutable fishing vessels. If Rev. Luther Paragon, who amiably for­ to the framo of mind I mean to keep her the open sea does exist, there is no doubt, got to eay that he disapproved of danc­ ing and c^ara^-a when Mra. Armstrong in; purposely thwart her for a while; but what whalea are to be found there declared' that “she adored them/* It contradict her; object -to her style <>f in immense number*, so ns to make the God bjeaa the happy .lay’a return dress; make her alter her way of doing road profitable, and furnish bd for tho wns always tho merriest party of the her hair; rufu“c to dance attendance.iit people when the prod nets of the oil re­ ■ ara&JTr nt XT, ahd TMC time Mrs. Arm­ Then, fill,1 Ill church, and nuike her sand regrets -to gion commence to give out Shelter in strong decided, tliat she would outdo imrty iuvitatious when sljo wunta to ac­ nearly dll cmcrgcncicfl would bo found 'hersiSf. There witfl a ifaah more of cocept them; show her rd once what she in a rood of this description. Who can 1 quetry hi her dress; ft dash of extravnmay expect After a while I might yield tell of the benefits that might come to TritetlBACte JTN‘THE DOOR ,gnnci'- iu -tho; supper; a glitter of rare a little more; but becauue, you under­ the nations if tho mysteries of the vast china, and n pcrfnmc of rare flowers in stand—not to pl«M<o her." , unknown region could Ixi brought to iTTy-i -. - " I tho pwlora—j’ud «« they ray wine warms “ Y-o-o-s," said the friend, doubtfully; lighlT The outlay on a mail of thia ■ The prrttifrt 'Itonse, the prettiest gar- np the wits and fanay itocs love at times, "but you can ’ t think how hard you'd den,- the Jxwt servants,' anti' t||fi -largest All things would bo brighter, fresher, character would bo a mere bagatelle to liank account in X. belonged, to Mrs. , more sparkling, just now, thought, or find it; and if you stay out late they the rosulte tliat would tu-cme from it. Mehitabl-t Armstrong, MchHible Annrfrong, widow widow.’. ’ Some ratherA-ngut-ly fait, tha woman who hod xroke such »g row—sit up for you in a ’ 1 J ’* ' just begun to know her heart aright and night cap, ana cry when yotf cornu in." “I’d manage that," said ICokewood, But there- fa even a greater occutotion, thought she knew another's. "by staying out every night until day­ says tlie New York Timcn, to be brought not. the other women. They said she She stood, in hrr rich drees of lace hail red hair and whs too fat, nud what and silk, flow«n in ter liair and on her light '£ho one rule I riionhl put in agiiuiHt th? paper co)bus. Th<f man who tho gentlemen raw to admire in her they bosom,’tefore ter gunite arrived, before practice would be—ficM-r lek a woman once lM*giiiH to wear them continues to cotddji’f grtas, cUm'cte.;‘but Bay it as ter grAe ffreln the pitrlor, “when some have her own way.” . shed them d.ujyl They are furnished Tho Hjxxjua tinkled a little more, and with a tough spinal colufan of mnsfin, l>ad been alle«-.t that fraud prevail: d In Miwdaaippi aften tfc*- they rAig^it, every man iri the one touched her on tho shoulder, and, Mrs. Armstrong’s face was terribly place was Hetty Armstrong's devoted tuniing, she saw Charles Rokewood. and are thus tendered nearly indestruct­ • servant, friend, and, a 'dozen ' of them, ’ Hetfacu yruii a little prior, her ’eyes fiushod, bat she listened still. ible. The result is that tho wcorenbof "Of course you yield a great deal to lujr lavers, aliK). ; A bright, dashing, more earnest iu their look than usual, paper collars arc gradually covering the the woman you am in lovn with,” said warm-hearted woman she was, oh merry and ___ a Bort of happy .1 terror came u|xinsurface of the earth with a new geologi­ aa though uhu find never known a care. ! her as she gueeaed why he had come co Mr. Rokewood, evident^ brtwlnug the cal stratum which every year grows deep­ aahcii from hiseighr; "but that’s because Not thpt she bad forgytU-n ttie lover of tarty. er and broader. The discarded paper herjouft—the gallant black-eyed Cap- * !l>J farnw 1 abould find you alone," he of tho romance and all that sort of non­ collar lurks in the elofteta and corners of tain, whose ship liod gone down in mid- saidf—1« —» Ihave t «---------•_», • “and sorifrthing to My to sense, winch dies out with the honey­ boarding houses, where it mocks , the moon. You can find women enough to honest servant girl who hastily picks it ocntui five _years . before,. and ‘ whoso - -- pic­ yon; something—” *—’ fase.Inyjwr * ; „ ;. ___ - night o_.______ ture.l tea •te*rt, and JMMfcu aimstopiwl. him. .“Don’t Fay write poetry to, and to talk- seUtinient up under the deluaion that ahe has found day, sleeping and waking ; but she was ' v ’ ‘ ' it now," she pleaded. “ I hove an even­ with, marriml or single. As for your on nvnihibte article of portable property. • too full of life and hope to live entirely ing before me which calls for nil my wife, aAc’a tho woman that keeps house It eddies around tho bock yard, dancing in tho past, and loved neither hours of enlmucm. If.it fa any thing agitating, I 7<w’ ”d 010 y°« nrnke her before the breeze, and luring the passing m,l.nAr.i. -x-,y ..ft -!_! to wait. After a'**re °t-Uw fact bcttrr- Wh«» 1 cat to pauaeund notice eligible ptatfcwnui _ --------- --------------- fcwtif ahe , ttaw** guests of mine are gone—or to marry- J<^ “Y Aw Mlow, it will be fur nocturnal uuueerta, which flbe-might on Baukins and Currency .!*!. Billa were in trod were! ___________________ * - .. i.hnGrto*, . _ -----hoax you; iot now. „ with no idiotic idea of perpetual oourt- otherwise never have observed. It lies “ .h?ppy «ho Blight, I will -w ** ’u mind. I’ll lx*gin ns I intend in wait on tlie sidewalk, and taking sur­ - were the two gntfid rule* of her life' and, Charles Rokewood tewed. • Your therefore, , people _ _ . who did not ________ know will ______________ shall be my hd Jaw," mid, hd todsaid. took ,8°o0* tod be taster, depend npop reptitious passage beneath the akirte of passing beauty, emerges to view upon her hand and kissed it. She let him do ■“ But not my master,” wiifaper d crowded curiums, to. Uie cunfusioii of die 'ih’btaMHDg.ilM/while, not caring now. pretty Mrs. Armstrong, “ not mine.” li ii Awfly Jp-h”L bar a flirt, and that uos tolook at him. innowut ricthift If thrown into’drains, She uulj flirted with “ Mistress Armstrong, them spoons,"1 tlie discarded pn[>cr collar joyfully braces -All-the ckonipg, of Up- thl* other gncstn thOTO wta» begun the gome first, and that were there, her thought* wandered back whispered Biddy, at the stairh, just. itself to tlx* work of choking the pipe. , to that niDtnwrt’ She know what te then. If tossed into the fire, its muslin .inter­ gentteman caited twice upon * latlv, bis wpuld say, and ahe could answer only Hetty Armstrong gathered up the- nal structure burns alowiy, giving off • ttnMime ___ * ... Jn one way—only one—she liked him no Spoons which had atipped looaely down। vagt quantities of odorous amoke. In ticnlar;” if he "saw ter terne from'wdh ■ ’ into her hip. Hho looked ut them m she। the npper p.irt of the city it nourishes meeting,” rumor declared tliat they were j J« And I have felt.qo sure! could never diil so. They were solid aud elegant, asi tho predatory goat, who, Jiaving thus " engaged and if Jmj ffpent an evening' lite any one again,” thought Hetty was all her silver. Her -yes gteuxHiI formed a taste for clothing, proceeds to with ins—’, they were " to te married next Armstrong. “ _____ Tiiert* in— it.” ____ * , , . M r fa — fate r____ about tlie room, which wumlth and taste > gratify it by lunching on tho skirts of MTM-V ” *’ fur /rtf' certainty; . I...* — Arm-,1 But ahe _ 3dnneed and sung* and talked had made tte perfection of elegance and tlon dccUrlnx MlWu.t • tblr.1 l-re-ldmiUl tmnweek, but IX_H Hrtty I unwnry cliiidrtu, and by dining with a strong wm somehow not included in the uranl, and no’ one gueaaed that was «’I«f*’rt. Her room I Bte heard, downi select party of invited guesta off acces- adtipied, 2» tn 18; by Cxulftn!,t, * Uli providing that eemVWl l“Tll*. She RI.A had determined ele.I *« .___ dreaming 1 .f 1..." genend rule. to .1.. do ' what _l.n she^waa —not even Mr. K.Am* suura, the tnr.Vl'V merry .■I...* chat .uf her guesta, *1... the siblv clothes lines. Cast into the river, » ri>e chose. She went everywhere • Rokewood, who, with a choscu friend, sound of music nud dancing. Site re-■ tho __ paper collar ____________________________ refuses to sink, but ptl.al. ’ wiU. Ibulute nbtil it fa faanfad _it.Mii ......................... 1:1 __ , , with every unmarried gentleman of her ^liafl slipped away from the porloni and membered llmt iu Um kifobeu Iler err- ;\1 _»pt. She was friendly wliba she c-Uosa to’; was omoking and ta king in tlie dressing riuita were making ready a snpper fit fur , on sotn»' otherwise romantic shore, which • refflat be, tod flirted, when ahe (the liked. Eked. After-* After- room. rt»m. He H<> was-a was. n little little .• out out of of Borts. sortH. .a vs__ king- h.i._ She ,turpi JV r_ to flic -mirror ;>n ’h straightway luakiw vulgar by iu pros- ,Jg.‘n?. a^** * <‘o^5° tunmconscious of her dniiei as a liost- fh*mb*ome woman, *till young aud eto-' rn*>*. It is ft repntri re falsehood while .gtffnacl lu-r IxHilt, arid pcoplif let lier e&», instated ou being public propAty, ; g»»By dressed, gtanoed proudly bock, it re worn, but it is a vast wyl imperial!- y from u> Ii **•- Hetty ArmrirrnigB way,' and could not be lured into g tete-a-tete, -^n Wore, all this, the woman fa- jaijo nuisajuxi whesi it fa thrown away. tta no indication otf matrimonial-Men-; apd the women who were - ready to te j eluded, ate would have given to CbaritM i ■ —■ *"rU* """“““Vtlcujtjp had Imputedl-talked to he did not eave about. En- j Bokewood had he teen a beggar. Just; Sr u John Bxxxra’, the Alderman and 'Jgagvd men are gducndly known by their ■ a twinge of pain went through her well-known watchmaker iu the city of , ®nBff with her, dancod with her, con- J Boorish 'conduct to ladh-fl gvnerrily. heart. One tear stofa down her glow- Lemloci, d'-livrrcd a lecture the olbi r - Vnitad.flu fitted fa ter, apd adored, tet auij village I Rokewobd, ahfaxuh not engjoed. be iog cte *k. Then sbo gave a litite, latter ; during whWi te made tte following ‘u?’,nfc go«^» itad nc*K aianfao hm*i uttl and-; tiered hfawelf far cnouglj upon ite road i laugh. ’happy Huetapbor * ‘ ’ * ; “ You can stop a clock - den^r artMcgar made his tiubfa at X., I to furiret his suavity, and f«41 hack iux>n 1 “I aloi nt any moment," he said, "but yon can- Hew. tail. “It was hard to find them," ete arid, Irat tetra thty ore al task" t-~—— ygr -------- ~~7~y ~—74-77^77^* ??^“*^ ’T”’’ ’Muoaig,, And ete laqghcd » louiV r than h M charming when "a man's a man • what had t^ofa» of J,fa,. Biddy, mari, and not quite nrinrelH. for a that; ’ fault!*™ fa tofief,* ffu It less ■ the waitrem, mysterhioriy tecteued ter | It wra tte merriret Christem party of in tuuuw, rf^w, •). | aiutn» into u... W. »>d. ia an .wtnl I tnam UL mH ... ry on- of.lwr gnmt, topCar. be opady flnnB binueU el ■ yrhieper, add»«• HHtr 4nw4io»B — U.r m-rri H-Uy Aznataog'e het, ud deoUnel | for Ike e™ne." je**« Uul no on. h.r when U» had jmt that. <taawputiUy dgmseta who tteaghl NO. 13. of mau ami of w-xutai.^ Mau is a great, [ corntptfrm, wm **iopu1!....nau tntreximreJBy ngly, coaree machine, but yon can rite&ct* i "X >* * t>“nilkfful, fragite, ' iMiUM tr*iae: by WW»ere,to aid Ito Watajeweled tiling—but ahs will rim on till j Cta'taa'U «'<> »- L*«ta itriiroad to wwtrnd ate stops of herwlf." lady of th-> old school, now «,’l<ima that i she in ttevurigiuri natter of “Mary had i alittfetamb.” U3 own opinion The Mind man. by the forelock . A max born-without fort must doomsarily be Doto-rioos. Whkx is love like.a battle ?—When it comes to an cugagemeht.’ Why are pianos the noblest of maaufacttirad articles! Beaauro they uro grand, upright, aud square. IxTVKita alionld ho careful bow they act in tho conctry, for potatoes lirve cyiM, com has ears, and bean stall. Cook—“Then, alull you goM’ouscuuud I" . Yqung Person—" No, indeed ! ' Punch. . A Dnixn-H (Minn.) mastiff lately chawed up a lightning-rod man, but shortly after died of - wind on *his stomach. Ghandfatheb to his hopeful: ‘‘ My son. which would you rather have when fare the llmiac, the Hpeakrr aunrnlBcad aiandlag you got home, a little brother mu little sister?" Gnuidsou : “Well, I would ruthcr have n little pony.” • (Mlaa), Baker (tod.) and Brown (Kan.) Appropriation*—Uandali, Holman, WeU* (Mo.). Atkina, Hamilton (N. J.), Blount. 8iuclcUxx. Ur in New England tho ’mat; with nine children is trying to monopolixo tho right of walking on the railroad tracki, bnt**iho dedf |M*xsqn still holds ilia own.—Cvxirier-/oungil. . •on,-Haymond, Burchard, Wika, Townaend (!’*.), discovered to describe tin* manner of demise of a highered man isHhat adopted by the New York H'orM, ■ whidi j»pcr Phillipa (Ko.), Garfield, Ka»»oo, Hat!,' O’XalU and alludes to a certaiu poreou who •' per­ ished in publta." Oxb of the teaamrs in a public Softool I*ubllc Landa—8aylcr. Gjodin, Fuller, McFarland, (Mica), Terry, Cook. Reilly (Pa ), Harden! ur-gb. MacDougall. Thornburg. Huribut and Strait ’ at Taunton, Mrte;, wishing to impresi lus pupils, inquired the other ih«y.. "l>o you think my head is. stuffed with cot­ ton i" " Yes, air,” raid • very prompt .but slightly deaf girl, who had > misun­ derstood the question. • - Soon after tlie railway from Neweastlo to Sundvrland was finished, an old lady, who was in one of tlie compartments of a tr.iiji going from the Tyne to Weapon passing through the tunnel, began to feci. Luttrell, Alnaw.irth (town), Walker (N. Y.), Moabout with her hands, and at last ste*exclaimed, “ Tho Ix>r.l bev mercy on <ae ! Aa’vo lost my rye-sight !”■ . Tart mu, Cochrane, Xmillpa (Mo.), I‘rail, Bans, Brad" Yor Iinve lin-l n chance to aee d goed deal of us Americans," pompouisly bb KUIa, New, CaldwcU, Conjfer, Knilth (Pa.), Wtoon Served a Hallow-faced New Yorker,, to Lord Honghton the other day. “ .ray, tell me, sir, wlmt you think uro our moat fllrikipg characteristics. ” aIn»pu- Ml tcalfc. Tree. DoaglaM, 8jurk«, Crajw, DenntM®, Olli er and Robinaon. dcnct) and indigestion,’.’ quietly replied his Lordship. A maw iu town lias bought from a ealix>n-kc”jH,r a home for which he iff’ to Dirtricl c4 CuUimbU-Matchlcr, Neri. Pbelp*. pay in installmenta; these installments Cate, Hartriilffe, Hinkle, 8lctrn»oo, MeCrary, Wil­ to be as large or bwill &s tho buyer may lard, neudeo and llulllpi (Kan ). desin*, tho naloonmt to stand treat wlienBubBc Bnlldioff* and Grnas ki -Il.iiuan, Well* ever an installment ifl paid. The hepac is being paid for in installments of ten Kimball. cents, and its happy owner is jiow.tookiug far a blanket to be bought ou the Faulkner, Cutler, tMiugrr. Clark (Ho X Hpra^r, Pobbtna, Kamp-on and Hofte. same terms, - _.ua* Ax olddaslnoned woman living on Cass avenue took her boy to a doctor’s - other day tod said to the physician : “-I’ve brought him Ireto' to be amputated.” “Ybu mean vacci­ Indian Affair*-Scale*. WllUhlre, Ikwnc, Kjwrla, nated, " buggtslod the dcctor. ‘‘They used to call it amputatedwhen I wax ((J*.), O’Brien, young,” ahe raid with, n High, V but I suppose ttey’vo got eomp Dew.-fanglcd imine fur it now and you are. right. Territorial—dcratbard,Caldwell,'Matdilcr, Frank­ Don’t hurt him more than you canhdp. ’ lin, M.»de, Wul^rean, b ic^nu.^wt. Mackey. —Detroit I'Y»e Pretn. '■ vif Utftyon* Urda U> a-nag, . JV*eU, Candler, Lcwj, .Vnawortb, Ketcham, Joyce, MiwbH.lj.pi Lctaca-mn, llalcirfr, Milblure Xbthllhl bat baby* wee “feWtta ' “Imbumixablk Ml OSWtar* (tea ojrrwiposilent baju be dm* pot'-ipjyh r at !bc tenacity with whixdi Uuu ivbehTby Eugl»iMl,.f<Wtlht' icresgtli of .fire of the guim now in p<» Th* C<*ip«'d with th.- 1 MbowntlwwfiOteilwm irzi^oiA �LET THE EAGLE D«C. H. D.W. LINCOLN 1876 Aunt ’• m good as an v body." UJJTWTH.ffiS WAIEBE81 Christmas tree . was >n G-OCHKAM ibey bad not been permitted to eee the inside of that room for a whole week, when in fact it wa* only one day. After it had been suffi­ ciently admired, the distribution of presents followed, in which every one was remembered witn a number of just such things as they most wanted. Unde Sol had remembered each one with a specimen of his wtirk.in shape of fancy boxes, brack­ * Do," »ys Lou. "IJ1 tell you what ets match aafcy.Ao., which were held to do, 1 could have told y<>m long ago : in high appreciation by all. Just nt have Uncle Sfot. help yon; be is al­ the close of this scene, the door was ways ready to help ns orit of tronhle." thrown open, and n peculiar object "Of comae he will! Strange 1 with a flaming - head, and long black did not think of him before ! I ll go robe, met their gafte in the dark hall this very mionle; isn't he rightly which started all, hut was svon un­ derstood by the older ones; but be the world.” held with almost a feeling of fear by “Lilly," says Aunt Rntb, “thy moth the rest, except Lou. When the ob­ er .ssya lhee and me must arrange ject was invited to enter, it attempt the Christmas tree, and the presen's and tree are.in the parlor waiting for ed to make a 4x»w to the company, when fo! down fell the pumpkin, us. See what a fine tree Tim has which formed a Jack-a-lantern, that •elected!” all our.readers are so well acquainted "Here I am Aunt Ruth, ready to with, revealing the head of the misobey orders." "Well we will hang the presents ehevious, ftin-tovirig Ben ; thus bring­ as they are all labeled, (and I see ing a good share of the joke beck dear Uncle Sol has a goodly number] upon himself. Up jumped Lon, with •’There Ben, can’t I keep a secret * I and set the ispera, and onr work will •ooo be completed.” But each had told you I could.? The few days following passed » parcel that was carefully guarded firoco the other's sight. But Lilly we rapidly away; and- now on the mor­ »i»st not forget amid all ourgsyetics. row the guests must take their leave, and many regrets were expressed, for whoee birth we 'celebrated, but let onr minds go back over tho years in all had enjoyea the holiday week; but »he past, to the night when the star Mr. Bradford made n suggestion that iu the east guided the wjse men in was heartly sanctioned by every mem­ Hieir far journey, to the lonely man­ ber of his family, nnd addresting Ins ger where onr dear Lord lay, and to brother John he says : “I don’t want the good Shepherds, and the glad to be selfish, but I think as you have . song that was sung of “peace on had Ruth these many years, (and when you so much neaded her, J said earth and good will to mm." Thus the hour* sped in arranging nut a word) now her home ought to ♦be tree and room, and in pleasant’ be with na. and we herewith present conversation. Lilly was wondering our claim upon her, and offer her a to herself what she would do when hearty welcome to our home for the Aunt Ruth was gone, for many were remainder of her life, and not a want the lessons this devoted Quaker Aunt or wish shall remain unsupplied. “I acknowledge your right to claim had taught her, even in this short time, and she fell that nobler, purer Rnth for a time," answered John, “ but I can hnredy think of doing with­ aspirations bad taken possession of her mind, and life bad a charm that out her knowing what she has been to me and my children, nnd she is as ■be hail never known before,and she dreamed of a grea» and holy work welcome now ns ever, but let Ruth that she believed she could accom­ decide for herself, and we will abide plish, if this good, pure Aunt Ruth the decision.” All eyes were now turned upon eould only remain with her, Io show "After much her the way, and to whom she could Ruth, who replied : thoughtfal and prayerful considera­ go for council. tion. I resolved to devote my life to Lilly arousing frem her reverie •ays, -I wonder why Falter want to my friends feeling thereby I did my ibe city to day, for the host of pres­ Master’s bidding, and, John, I have en’s we have here, be certainly remained with theem&ny years, and couldn’t have gone for moie,and Tim done all in my power to lighten thy did all the marketing that was nec­ burden, and dear Kate and Julia seem essary for a long tune? nnd going to very near to me, and I trust they will the window she exclaims: “Here be as kind'and dntiful to their new eomes Ben with Unde Sol! J didn't mother as they have been to me; now diiok we had been talking so long.' George, I think by right I should Jive “Wo have not-been taikingall tho with thee the remainder-of my days, •ime, for then hath been dreaming and us thou hast given me such a for a while, my child,and thy coun­ hearty invitation, .and it is the wish tenance waa lit up with such a begn- of thy family, too,! decide to remain.’’ Many ware the kind words that ♦iful smile, I (bought I would let thee expressed the glad hearts in Mr. Geo. have thy drenm ont.,r • Bradford ’s family upon hearing this “Dear, good Aunt Rntb; bnl I must run and assist Uncle Sol, for I fear decision, and little Lou, who hod hia cnitcber will not be sufficient crept to Aunt Ruih’s side during her help for this silppery walk, for Ben spccchtcoiild restrain herself do long­ will have to see to Dobbin who is al­ er; throwing her arms around her ways ro anxious to gel to the bem neck, she tells her joy in all the en­ dearing titles she can think of, nnd and oats." “How does thee do jo-day, Uncle ends by saying : “I think Quakers Sei,” mi s Aunt Ruth, 'meeting him are just splendid after all/’ But quite the opposite * were thr at the door, “bow glad I am that thee is-able (» attend this Christmas feelings of the others, Kate nnd feast; may the good Father spare thy Julia felt at first that they could not part with Aunt Rnth, but a few kind Wo to enjoy many more." “Yes, many are the pleasant gath­ words from her new mother, soon re­ erings I have enjoyed tn this home stored them to mirth and happiness as well as in your father's house, in for children’s grief is usually of chort years gone by, when you was a laughing, merry child, and though you are older grown, I can ace the image of the-little Ruth still, and re­ member a ell how you used to ru»-!o wait npon me; for I was not so ac­ customed to my crotches ’hen.” “I often wonder bow thee gets along alone; does thee not tire of liv­ ing so 1.1 should think thee would accent my brother's offer and live here ?’ "I knqw they have often urged me to make my home with tnem, and I appreciate their kind offer, for every member of the family is dear to me, l»ut it was mj own -choice to live as I do, feeling that my time would be better occupied in waiting upon my­ self, and would have a better oppor­ tunity to help the few poor children that I gather around me each week tor instruction, and the carved work I do at odd times, and the little patch of ground that I am able to till helps toward my support, and gives me a feeling of independence that I could not otherwise enjoy." At this instance, in comes Ix>u, with Kate nnd Julia, panting for breath, she asks, "where is mother ’ starved Indians. We can’t wait for that tuikey to roast, for we have been gate, and a gentleman and lady with him; who in the world can they be *T think J know, that’s my own firthe*,” say a Julia; “but whaf lady is that—oh, it is Miss Yeomans, our would have thought of seeing them I wonder how Urep happened to come.” • By this time they were aj in the sitting room, and imagine the great duratiou, and Aunt Rnlh had prom­ ised to pay them a visit each year. Thus wc trust Lilly’s dream will be realized, and that Aunt Ruth will live to gladden their home for many EXTRAOEDHABY LONG BRICK BARGAINS! KK Wiibos to aanounoo II P. DurbM'a grocory ibk ended they repaired to the parlor where iho SCREAM GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. The BeliaMe Stewrt Use sun rapid* An unanr, of TIME □TJkBX^K. PROVISIONS, TRUMAN’S ! lev. list, 1176. - AND NOTIONS, A»_>ell m ‘ho following best THKlR PATIL RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! FAMILY MEDICINES CONSISTING OF We see by an exchange that the Babcock boys, after a series of bur- Dr. Drake 4* Bro.'s Medicines, glinet, at and near Lawton, have Lyman Demon’s Ilydranza, , Anally been homed st Jackson,though Pills and Gravel Medicines, scarcely sixteen yesrs of age. Their Indian Blood Syrup, father, was stricken down, and passed over the river, when rhey needed him Electric Health Restorer, most. Their mother, from reasons qf And mudioinaa for moat of the ills Io extravagance and pure deviiishness. did not bear a reputable character, Business done on the square and andone yexr after her husband’s death, "shuffled off her mortal coil," satisfaction guaranteed. by taking a dose of laudanum. Thus the boy^ were left without anv anch­ orage, to drift out info the world and fight their battles as best the might. They went from bad to worse until they became notorious liars and pet­ ty thieves, and are now wearing the stripes ns the reward their misdoings. Perhaps they have done as well as ‘he majority of boys would without the teachings and influence of a kind, mother. But such is the way of tho transgressor. i ;.‘s Detroit-— ---- Ar.nZM KOTXOHS, BEAVER CLOAKZHG, FLANNELS, AND NDERCLOTHING. ForMen and "Women, WHICH D.W. LINCOLN. I WILL BETAIL PftlCES AT KNOWN IN HERETOFORE UN­ NASHVILLE! A Full Line of those Double Width ALPACAS, FOR 25 CTS. TO $1A YARD * 5 *! JUST OPENED, 100 PIECES OF 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING X 3 CUTTERS! CUTTERS! I Q O R 8 CENTS TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF ► Boots, Shoes & Bu.Vbei?s co c CR O. CROCKER • 0. C. Wolcott’x Agricultural ShRfa Santa Clans Which will he sold from 50 cents to Si less per pair than can be bought elsewhere. A specialty in AT GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS. CAPS, AND FURS, Bpise Bros AND A LARGE LOT OF WITH A LARGE 3 STOCK OF CUTTERS ! DURING THE BUFFHOROBtS, 09273498 HOLIDAYS. dALL AND SEE. >« ZMErs. E. O- I’itting^er* HLLINEBY&FANCY GOODS! You can bo shown everything you want in B CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMPS! a A FULL LUNE OF CHOICE GROCERIES! s® My 81 Ten beats ell the hobby prices in town! !EZ" Epr further particulars inquire at the counter. G. A, TRUMAN. DRESS MAK I KG! S. LEIBHAU8ER, OLD FELT HATS CrtANCKHY ORJOETl. MERCHANT TAILOR! -r>(.l 11,/-..!—.____ V, Cutting nnrl Malcinz door in the latest hivIm OPEN o: BURNED AWAY, OPENING A CHESTNUT BURR, FROM JEST TO EARNEST, WHAT CAN SHE DO.—Roe. Wolcott Hardware ft LIKBHAUflER. FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! again opens its immense stock to the pub­ lic. They have adopted a Cask System and accordingly reduced their goods to JACOB LENTZ & SONS EDWARD A. HOLBROOK. Mk-hlpn. CLEMENT SMITH. Compl dnanC. Solicitor. Dated. Dm. l»t_ A. D.. 1*73. PLAIN TALK. (Holland,) BARRIERS •Please give mt a call. >»- penmoally rttM i ndant «l)ea*t twenty AGAIN ! KATRINA, BITTTER SWEET, After a temporary suspension of busi­ lEH’S, YOUTHS’ A BOYS’ CLOTHING ness the BIBLES a Specialty. Mteh. JTOT. to. C TENN YSON.LONGFEL- WHITTIER. READY MADE CLOTHING! rirmenl Smith, Complainant** Hotletlor. It |« order- COWPER, MILTON.MOORE LOW, LUCILLE, (Hale of Mirhlpin. Berenicenth Judicial Circuit in Jt.Mti«f»ctorfly «p|MMtrinauy uffldirit on tile in th!* mow, t|at the above named Defendant, Uoi-rt SHAKSPEARE.BURNS, BYRON, GAMES. AUTHORS, CHESS, CHECKERS DOMINOS, BACKGAMMON. Maaafaciurers and keeps on ban Mr, Library, Diiiiii, Office ail GENERAL FUNTURE! “BED-RCOK” PRICES! BLOCKS, MAPS. PICTURES, BOYS TOOLS, fcC.. Toga th er with • full a*sort meat ol years. MIRRORS,PICTURES, FRAMES It Pays! It Pays! WHAT PATS! AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS, kC-AcC., BaDy Cab: and PeramDnlaturs ! THE FOLLOWING LIST CONTAINS THE PRICE OF A FEW EIGHT DIFFERENT STYLES. LEADING ARTICLES: Nails, 10s and all sizes larger, per kg. $3.25 AT BOTTOM PRICES « - —. - GEO M 8AVAQB A COa COLUMN aC( ““ per — lb. 0.031-2 IC 8, per kg. 3.50, lb. 4 7. 6, SHR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN cc , “ 4.00, lb. 41-2 3. 4, 2, INGS kepi constantly on hand. per kg. 5.25 Horse Shoes, a CC Nails, Pointed, “ lb. 23 PATENTS. We manufacture our Furnllnre from the beat thoroughly leasoned lumber and war- No. 8 Cook Stoves, 30 piece&Furnitnre 18,00 Cottage “ 8 to 14.00 the old aland, west aide of Main'81^ Sut* of Mleultan, MJeblean. rk-vrnu —nth Jfi.iirtnl .... Heveatemlh Judlrtal tlrratt (Yrrcli in In „ At.... Chanrvry Soil pcodtneto the CArraHrMrt fori Saabvilla Mich. Beckwith Heater No. 18, Zinc and Pipe GiilltMUi Br«. . $15-00. included.............................. .. LADIES* A QUITS RE8TUBAKT. ....... 18,00. ABDComer MARBLE WORKS uNo. 20,........ ’............. . .......... Wood, ard and lrffrr>t4 Aratan, 1,00. Double Portioned Steel.Axes, BLACK A FULLER, ' Proprietors. Champion Cross cut Saws, _per Ft. 50 Diamond-tooth Saws, Complete, “' “ 1.25 BVXRT DRflCRIPTIOS OF. Kerosene Oil, 175 fire test, per gal. ..,,15. MEAT MARKET! fOMBST NES and every thing else in proportion. COFFINS AND CASKETS, that foal era a taste for inee*UnU<x>, and pramnir< th-u^l.1 and MtOMra<ea dlic-aMloa among the “THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Of all stylo# and iltca. and METALIC CASES furnished to ordea ’ and MONUMENTS,' Forelffv A American Satisfaction Guaranteed. BLACK k FULLER. ROE & CLEVER. A FIRST-CLASS TIN SHOP IN CONNECTION. tig” All persons having notes or accounts .past due, will greatly oblige us by calling F BE SB. MEATS, ’and settling the same at once as we need the, Na*ri!k, Mich. I money. �Henry Ward Beecher Saturday. rauaini tenant death. Family diffieukiaa &2.OO SAVED Won. of CharleUa Mira 8rarr, trw voronrvxi mrr ttZ- NEW ORLEANS MOLAS­ York Stale, Saturday. SES only 90 cents per gallon at Letcher. erawind (nt® the" boshes. to fool —Mrs. C. C. WateoUaadher little daugh tor are visiting rolatisee and frisndx at Observe our Prices William' quite so W C. ELLIS, M. D. •. Offan Ha wvmraa to ttept M Lomadalc Cottons. Brown Cotton, ihe Thornapple river u Quimby, for hit own Dated Dae 16th, 1876. Alsswoa.ru & Brooks. SartBUK -Pirgfcfl. H. YOUNG, M. D. . _ _O«er K.M aMa of Mata 8tm»< 7 cents per yard. IFUtoXX Store. BOTICE. tmvz. ly] waa convicted of altvmptiag to aommitt rape on hie own child. Hiram Taylor, who left hlo wife and ran away with hie fourtonw Men's Rubber Boots, Christmas Tree at the Baptist Chapel to16 Grades of Tea. from j January number, even more beautiful stilt girl appeared on the witaaes A beautiful Ch) Chromo riven with each pound sold. The principal steel plate. "A Little Tot ot month old baby in her arm. —There will be a special meeting .of by Bir 'S' A. BARBER. M., D. Homrop^hie FbyriHau aad Strgwwu Mlaa, nmx H . WEBSTER k HQBBS, BlaekH am’tba. All kind, ot work la the BlaskamUb B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods aad J W. A. AYLSWORTH, Proprietor. aa. JAPAN TEA DUST at While * Mo­ Uy OYSTERS for 25 cts —B. P. Ralston, through hla Solicitor. so ru illustrated article . per Clement Smithy has filed a bill. In the Cir­ enoe Hall, in Philadelphia, and tho Declara­ cuit Coart to procure a divorce from hb tion of Independence, which w>e eigned wife Catherine. there. Il Beams to us that everybody will 49 to IKelr quarters. agent, skipped ent cf Adrian some time since leaving a wife, several small 'children and a warrant frf his street on charge of ombexxling $5,000 from his employers. By means claiming it to be the Diamond expresses hlmaelf as being well pleased with, a year, with great deductions to clubs, and his native laud In the msecitem talons of a sheriff. valuable premiums to' persons getting up the Golds* State Hen.,Edward G. Morton, died at bls real- ATTENTION, ALL! M FLINT, GL6VK8 and MIT­ TENS to be sold CHEAPER than at any other store in Nashville at . While A McNama. READY MADE OLOTHtNQ, Boole nadShoM, MU tent and Gloves, Buffalo AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Again in the Trade pay the Highest Marta Price for wishing to'gat np chibs. Addreea Chas. to the bymenial Aitor, Mrs. Laudphere, a J. Pktkmox, 806 Chestnut Street, PhileBasinets pdpbia. blushing maiden of 68. co nsected with the Detroit Free Prmo at ' MABIIIED. its organixatlon iu 1885, and being at the time of his death one of toe publishers ef At Battle Creek, Dec. 9th, by Bev. Church, the Monroe Monitor. that of strangers. $19,IM 61, ef which amount $8,0W-O8 was After laying low for him over 40 years, Common Connell Proceedings. justice has at last got hold of Mr. Clements of Davieburg, near Pontiac. Forty years —The service* at the Christian Church Council Rooms, ) Dec. 14. 1875 J next Babtath will be appropriate to the day. Morning topic: ••Christmas sarmon." Regular meeting held. Present'Delivered at their Evening topic: ••Thoughts on the closing." Wolcolt, Downing, Lee, Halbert and on a charge brought forward by hie flrat and Olds. Trustees. ELEVATOR Ilf NASHVILLE Minutes of the last meeting read resident of Kalamo, juot over the line, died last week Thursday, and was buried in the and approved. Relations Clover Seed, Ac., lowing. 0* OYSTERS only 25 cents per cross the brook near his residence and slip­ ped from the log on which be was crowing ean at Wsirs 4. McNaku* C. 0. D. Grostriking upon the side and chest, sustain­ ing injuries that has kepLhim in doors since. RQl. For Christmas and Holiday Toys, —Fleming’s store is completed. H. W. caHat Flint occupies one side with groceries, his Fleming sits m the window, performs sur­ gical operations on watchcsand hums "Old HP-OLD SANTA CLAUS rakrs just received. lar by buying of dicated last Sabbath. Rev. Dy. Jocelyn, of the Albion College, preaching the dedi­ catory aermon. Tho indebtedness of the Church was . $1,600, and oyer $2,000 was aeon pledged to discharge said debt. ' White A McNamee. viait Wilkins Bros, croquet f-ctory in HaeNo family should be without one. Names* 80 cent TOD BACO. visit our County Seat of Governmen*, and stepped into the croquet works. Mr. W. L. Il is as good IW D. W. Lincoln has just received two and showed us through tho different depart­ ments and explained the workings of the are enabled to turn out the finest croquet setM in the U. 8. They employ 15 hands. er (han ever at Wuxklbr’s. The following accounts wero pre­ sented and oa motion allowed. C. C. Wolcott4.23 On motion codnci! adjourned till Friday eve., Dec. 17th, 1875, E. J. FEIGHNER, * G. A TRUMAN, Recorder. President. a natural death from inanition. But an autopsy revealed tho fact that it was not the city. Chewiflg in any quantity from ho •sting coma are hereditary, and there is no — 1 Ih Candy free to those who buy a pound of White <fc SffcNAKEB $1.00 Japan Tea. Clark Frasier of Battle Creek, has been satisfied with iL Boots and Shoes, JOHN Q CRESSY, J 8H II 1 1 Especial Attention UfONEY TO LOAN I H Ipynnt lol hUk Smnlin, $300.00 and UPWARDS OS LOSO T1XX. L. BUSSELL. BOOTS AND SHOES WHICH 18 NOT EXCELLED IM TOWN. Practical Millwright, asa asstsa ix ■ILL ■ASHIMBST, Kalamnaoo, - - Michigan^ But ahe haa since put la 8TUCC0, ^yM. JONES, —The parlies who borrowed a R.R. wheel­ barrow last fall will greatly oblige the owners by returning it al onoc. * the Star Sixinyled Banner for Dec., and to learn that this popularity, in fact, na­ tional family paper is to enter in January upon its fourteenth year of sueeoM. There are few papers that are as popular. Tho Banner u a large 40 column, 8 page paper, (Give Me a. Call AINSWORTH A BROOKS, Nashville, Mieh., Jan. 27, 187k Proprietor!. $10,000 Cits. W. BK1ABAT, JEWELERS OPTICIAN WORTH or Gn^ral Co.KyaMci^, CoUecMu a TKiaAy. Clocks, Spectacle*. &c New Goods MONET TO LOAN MRS. L. O. CROCKER assortment of CHAR. W. MMARAY Fall aaM Wlater NEW ART GALLERY I ULLDraY&fAICY GOODS! Directfrom New.Y*rk 8 Ferratype. ter Worsteds, Real and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak -Lace, Passimentire, Real and Imitation Hair Goods. Drra. and Cloakmaklng IS ALL THl LATMT 8TTLU. Copying and Enlarging find it lingly part with it. ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, NASHVILLE, KICK ing. and everything We see, also, that it JUST RECEIVED AT • orvKK rjjrnuuLAii attention. GIVE ME A CALL. iblish- merits of this splendid paper. It is the best and surely the cheapest paper over offered, and is entirely reliable. All should KOCHER BROS ■e- CHEAPEST AND BEffT! A67^B A SAD THOUGHT! thank us for .telling you about iL Addresi Stax Braxolsd Daxxx*. . Hinsdale, N. H. — A large line of warranted PLATED SPOONS, FORKS and BUTTER KNIVES, for sale cheap at the Wolcott Store. FOR THE — TUBULAR LANTERNS, only $1.00, L the Wolcott Store. John flrrightvn of East Saginaw, a young unmarried man 24 years of ags. committed 'suicide Monday by taking strychnine^ George N. Cady, ex-mayor of Albion, „resent lithe* ly condition. It is earnestly r . . ... __ .. ik. committed suicide al the Eagle hotel, in Grand Rapids, Monday night, by taking strychnine. present moribund slate, an I become a thing Joy forever, and that its PARADY, Manufacturer of * HAIR, Five sett of Bob-sleighs, of Has' Council met pursuant to adjourn­ lings manufacture, for sale cheap for cash ment. Present—Wolcott, 'Hardy, at tho Wolcott Store. Olds, Downing, Halbert and Lee Trustees. LIFE INSURANCE. The petition of Albert W. Olds nnd seven otherr was presented asking the common council to vacate a street in said village commencing on the east lewvos the annual cash dividends co any side of Stste Street on Alanson W. Policy with the Co. to ineraaae the amount Phillipp's addition to Nashville Mich­ of insurance ; or the dividend* may be used igan, nnd running thence northeaster­ each year to leaven the annual premium. ly to Queen Street Tho said street Example: On a $1.000 Policy No. 887, the not being named but being the.street holder paid $124.80 in aix years, wfcen he died. Upon thio, the Equitable Life Aoimmediately south of lots thirty-five and thirty-six of Alanson W. Phil­ lip's addition to Nashville, Michigan being $717-66 accumulation iu six years. Also to vacate all of Queen Street south of-the South line of Church Street, the.same being the street im­ mediately east < lets thirty-seven For Sale Cheap X and thirty eight on Alanson W. Phillipp's addition to Nashville, Michigan. Thereupon after due consideration a motion was made and seconded (12-16.) Recorder. President. a living issue could not be brought into exMICHIGAN NEW». Underwear, to be aold very Cheap. Col- istenoe ; but by indefatigable perseseverxam a specialty. D. W. Lixcoix. enoe and unnrecedenled abBlfulneas on the The Jackson CVixn has enlarged and it For Sale CTheap! part if the uodical attendants, their efforts as spicy and readable as ever. . were finally rewarded by the appearence of It is proposed to build a narrow gauge a prematura fetus, which embryonic speci­ road from Toledo to South Haven. gun, flame Bag, Powder flask, Shot Pouch men of an intended something, by close and Wad Cnrter, or would exchange for Mr. Cooper, a Charlotte dry goodist, has failed. Asserts and liabilities unknown. sickly existence for three Notice for a now trialhas been served on H. LEE, a Deputy Mborlfl*. ELI STRONG, r» pre­ vious to their marriage. She was a widow, LATE. and he, being infirm and old, desiring some SHINGLES, one to care for him, gave her a written WATER LIME, $16,000 if ahe would marry him. Thus with SALT, Cov.xctL Rooms,) Dec. 17, 1875. | tnat the prayer ot said petitioners be — MATCHES warranted 880 only seven manufactifre 25.000setts for next ecason. granted, and that the parts of said cents per box at White & Molfame's C. streets before named be vacated. O. D. flroisry. Said motion being put to vote by yeas and nays, the following named — Why will you pay 20 cents for cheese council men voted; The Christian Church Sunday School will Yom—Albert W. 01d«, Theodora C. Down­ car Rscbivxd.—Another lot of that 20c give a concert Saturday .evening, December ing, Andrew J. Herdy. Chntleo C. Woloo<t, Mixxd Caxdi, at the C- O. D. GROCERY. 25th. There will be an admission fee taken Herbert M. Leo, aud Dau Halbert. WHITE A MeNAMES. Nays—none. . at tho door as follows: Adults. 10 cents. The following account was pre­ ■Qu. Kc* lie® of Printo and Dtcm Goods Children belonging to the school 6 cents, all others ten cents. Doors opened at] 6 sented and on motion allowed : o'clock. Exorcises to commence at 7 e'eloek. ~$W DEITI8TRY! On motion L. Durkee was granted the privilege of using a portion of the W. Hitchcock, Dentist. will visit street immediately north of the depot A Musical Union WM uahered into exlat- for the purpose of placing thereon day. Office at the residence of 8. two ranks of wood. Walralh, north Main 8t. ablest physicians attended al its birth, still Council adjourned. the aceouohment was very prolonged and X. J. FBIGHNER, G. A TRUMAN, Attorney J g CORN. APPLES, OATS, neighborhood cemetery tho Sal unlay fol­ * I world rvspoel fully Infer* my meads potatms. WMttUa'*. ELEMENT SMITHr Km) gateto ami imaraa- Ar*>L iiplendi) THE DETROIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE. F ALL AID UTK TRADE! FOUND DEAD Mason .Veir.i for the sutn of <5,000. Abo FINLEY'S CELEBRATED TOLEDO LIVERY STABLE! White A McNamee. A FACT WORTH KNOWING. WM. VENN. FnoraiKToi^ dy e Book, the immense popularity this WAnVXZXEY Bitgood'a old stand, Nashville, Jfioh. AKTISTIC PAINTERS! Nashville, Oet. WlK the leading jmriodieai of the day, and the anct to the hvery dragging him skull was uni bo horribly The fine i teal tngravihgs and colored fash- mangled that it mi hardly recognizable. times- 4»yl W. ■ K$€*EK ATKINSON A ROE, C.F. SWAN. NASHVILLE, MICH �iHtiniriww. IlsitlUfflMwM. -oaro ana > Do. ot not fallen before your temptation. It doesn’t do to worry about what would GemicfE*glah h*« « ImmfaM* botci.of lhair ground, tweilt v mlonUh* ride fii Company, ChiidoiHUatra -On the WMtera tu retry? nf 1875, take a look in the glare. Do not imagine that because you have resolved to proc- the- municipal rnni/rKit-TUB day that co* Ka H«. vMirxjtX£.. ..... awuun <q>W* MW UWUMU1 I OF Mie right of American citizens, an guaranteed under the treaty, to bo tried by ciril e.TUrts and an- -with tho • applied, wideb provide- for more expeditions triale than the ordinary civil procedure allows. Ttoaa fa tho fox him than can be said of the <J.. and impiona Diocletian, one ord 6f ChriatnuiH observance from the ■are to bo* tried in France. There are eleven of etrlieat timre, first in purely religious thin. |tt. hi «:-*V if . ... ceremonials nud thence down to social •Mil; detected, the name of the General Ticket -r-Tbo B|xniid> gunboat Graciooa is reported conviviality, with which it in tttill more Jfceni. Mr. J. ». OrlajsrUfctfhi 'tfpi of writing. 1'raroleru should buy tickets only Lldentifled by Un) groat majority’ of *Ltii»reiiafrt>SlH»» 11 »N»v*friUMUi Christiana every where. Aud why should —The Caroaer’s Jury which inveetigated the -Blotoua workiy^QliM^rt^^dod the it not to them bo a reason of rejoicing? otreets tlie other day. chunoroua for food and It is held in oommomomtion of tho great­ 1 faork. Tlie provision doalera' became alarmed, rat event in the history of tho race—tho talac economy ” of the New .. . k’ortte.Central. ‘j“armiuirtkii'iL-ziw. aflvept of the Savior of mankind, bom Railroad Company in failing to provide the Moemwy number of cmploToa, and in no- ,^n 8ubducd by the Britlnli, and iu & manger, living in humility and obe­ dience, performing deeds of charity and benevoklndc, and dying upon tho cross of the crow.oj U»xpoyaKhoa Julian H. to save us from our uius. We might trace tho recognition *of Christmas by poets and writers for nearly 309 years bock and show how general it is, ’ but nothing can add to the beanty of St. let* »rc oxcltwtrelj within -4-Ai* rertb^wtarta Porto«co. a start time Luke’s account of the marvelous birth ls«B*r dr may emuuerate since, »!tn«l entirely dcetroy«l tho town of tho followlyg: nor deepen the pathoe of the simple People have various ways of celebrat­ ing the season, just ns individual tastes vary sad differ. Some delight in a noisy demonstration out doom, which they commence with the free lunch and egg­ nog iu their favorite saloons, just oh though there wan no dyspepsia in the eggnog, tuul no meddlesome police to drag them off to the station houwo while churdtan'anSfMH&Ued charitable instituUoua ; they werjionly having a “good time.’’ M Wt itTMlai In Uiiw »lm moi Iwnjc-_ "Pthers Again take' delight in the aKsem'""■ft T? >"•* •ary for tho operatfoh of th.lr roads, and po-ita in savings banks. ' bly of friends and kinsfolk orouud tlie festive board, with' music anti the trnditional “Christinas tree," brilliant with that of tranmortatlon. £1 • thoao. proposed by the National Grange. wax tapers in the eveiling, for true enjoy­ ' About three-fourths of tho countica wore reprt- ment cousista in making and witnessing the enjoyment of others. A few people 8. M. Smith, the funner urgingtliat tho find Christmas delight in charitable acts —but thdf are only a few—for the ma­ 'by direct taxation. jority of people are selfish, and think Matter, f400 ; Lccti^af. (AOJiO ^xir day and only of pursuing “ their favorite plum­ TdA<d traveling wpeusen ■’ Treasurer, $300 ; tom” while' the bu«y brood of care Secretary. $500, and actual office cxpen-ic«. plods on. , -tWoriliy-LccArer Thompson, of tho Na­ tw^hiyjyut. —DieeonsionA bare occurred dmoilg tho par- tional Grange, addressed the Minnesota State tioi to U;r.con4iit|aUcp yX,^A»M :liw» UaU»a .Grange at Minneapolis. Ho brought the most Caro anil’ duty hein us iu bo clotwAy firing maturcr years, that’ we. ehoukl 'Lccome dry and desolate but for con- -A motion Intso^noaUn Aha Fnpqh Assem­ bly to extend amnesty to luo CommuuiBte created —The HtMmrgh Preabyterytiaa dedficj that groat tumult arid a complete t4|4ure in tho I’.otlie iniblfcatton of a Bunday jupwApajKir ii tnecm,publican ranks. It WarfaH paaocil. ■ ntont with nwtnbenship iu the PrcebyUriau = "" «w »"MW*'» W*. Church. I’.rtRrtkS UB H UHBANDBY. ‘ —The annual report of tlie Board of Man­ — Itesglutiaiia adopted by tho Mawachm>ctta ager < of the National Soldiara' Homa shown an A^conilng interested in any natMOopcraUvsfafi- State Grange declare emphatically for equal increase of inmates at those institutions greater frc.gbt Uua, kiiSa,'uuUx«or»J4e from being intorce^Ml iq ^nj manner Ln the tarntahing of kuppUM to snyxonftany-wnfrwft^h’thAf 1 —The Jury in the trial of ' Piper.- Tic alleged manlercr of Mabel Xoongt have disagrwd— standing man for conviction and tlirecYai' sc quilizL This is the cuawhere apbtuch faaUU was rtuirged Withmathr of a young a belfry. ' ’t -Friday of last week was otecjye 1 M vari­ ous potiite throngTiaut the 'dottntff M hangmta'H day- Three colored.murderers were cx > cncd at tho Tombe. iu New York, one venerable- nccraury torture by the dwpbccnicut of tho reccatly, took tho delivery so mucL’fo btart that ho • oarnniited Mtiokk Ho ieft a lotted j-ertiy bteiuuoconco ptoy cos^Mty —The en'ckle mania seems to prevail'to are- rminent being that of John WorleaC’i TUTAMciAL axd jnrDuarjrjAL. ington; a few. evenings since, attracted the attentiou of a poor woman living not for from the place, and she put on her hat and went to investigate. She found a stranger near tho blaze, who said he hod built the firo to keep himself warm. Not crediting the story, tho woman revisited the npot the next morn­ ing, and to her astonishment found neat’ the firo four packages of money, in small bills-and currency chiefly, their appear­ ance indicating th.it they were fresh from the bank, tho whole amounting in value to nearly 830,000. The woman turned over the money to the Selectmen of Stonington, who, after counting it, de­ posited it in the Stonington Bank. It is Kupposed tiuit tho packages wore stolen and cast off the train at the apot where found, the fire being n part of the pro­ gramme.—Hartford Timet. rance in not only of iteelf a eauno of dl-wsanoand I mortality, but it is the enemy of every effort to cure or mitigate.* Nothing will eo apeedily re­ move tiiia canoe m kno..ledge (an elementary one al least) of tho diaeasee to which wo are heir, as well an those superinduced by our own It is exceedingly readable ecially tho following aubjraiology, Haman Temper- xjicty, shows the truth sa rrroonted in the rachfogs of ticripturo—that life begins with mception—with groat force, to which u added “pries ofti^htedieal Adrtsertl.to, sent post­ —T» IToriteiw* (tt. L) Tool Cotnrwny. -• »»a.L-ll.ra .iu,. ,u ib. " aa •nttfariurc of gmm for tl e Turtfah Gnwomww .4.^117< rote r.fyBl to h-.. Have the readers of thia paper ever used any of Partont' PiUt * If not, why not? They are the boat family physic, beatdos being U>o groatent anti-Uliom remedy there is In this country. If your home is larne, eoro or galled, you ebould UM Johnaon’t Anodyne Liniuurnt ; week the part wth caetile soap aud warm w»-i • ter. rub dry, with a clean doth, then apply the Linimt-ul, rub in well with the hand. mill eund. OU oa or address Dr. J. C. BUX, 112 John lt,0fafantti,0. 48THII*K^T^JT£ZU3ite Young, 20 AGEHTS WANTED FOR THE- CHISTORY SOttUl of the U.S. uei: nnp« Ac*ata WantaO- lUaira- DaVtl * U>.. FtiUa. $350 atS?E£ PORTABLE GRINDING milS. $250 “Sf’3-’'"”" ESTIC MACHINES Lxufthrm'.wn-iir.'&.-'s-Rr til SSK'f-S S77 ‘•DOMESTIC" The Baa Pattern* nu £U»u noiaanc sswnraiucsnfx A CHICAGO PAPER. THE INTER-OCEAN. BPMEUa A nmiT.CLABS XBWSrAPKR THE LEMINS REPUBLICAN PAPER IN THE NORTHWEST. Do Your Own Printing Outfits from SI up NEW YORK. !X AMD IS A FAVORITE IN THE HOUSEKpU^. , No. a Chicago. . "X.“io 7J So I cuicAod.' Cow. -mi Uciferv. HWY 2 8’ Burnett’s Cocoaine,, < Burnett’s Cocoaine, ; Burnett’s Coceaine. ‘ .... sawdyftr ’ ' ' DANDRUFF BALDNESS. •2 2 UXH nt. wrii. :: 5 2 * PIERCE WELL AUGER s-j’-’dJr-M*-r—**•* -Ui ——”—ar taw«7 *UM *"T“D-. -KXi'o. ....c, — MU.WAUKKK. ;• 3 8,8 M a ( ' I I iwky State barrels, ar more than any ot»e of ■ Coav. -an iargelv the forty-one other Statev and Territo- ! Chinese .soldiers want their wagwi %£. fOStJJKi.’l.T' OPIMT- GoMinff Jt Co., Marnft, FFoaMppCon Sq, Batten THE MABKETB. 1^-— at 5 8,8 aVcTiKATt.” . T, S‘8 M ro»-M<*a' ,’u° fomiv. W““T ^‘; • • ; <**» ........................ °*’K DrrxoiT i fPte. H9. MawacbuseUs does not make w“** much beer, but feho drank lost year J __ $5 to $20 Ths fare on a new railroad in India, from Mrulurn to Trinchinopoly, ninetysix miles, is only equal to forty-six cents in the third-clats care. a >*a& Have you ever seen chapter ou another subject, so delicate in its ....._ .»_* i. •_ __ c__ —a n.x come and gone, arm in arm, without ex­ County; Chaplain, John William?, citing her half so much as tho arrival of a new jaij>er doll. Thus a child travel­ ing wijh me, and seeing me salute, at a railway station, a certain Methodist min­ Chicagoiaat week, tho attendtnei being very ister of great dimensions, inquired, with largo. Hoe. J-Kioh Q tiu<^. ,tao casual intereat, whether that was the unable to attend, and the body wm presided Smedley, Howard Conuty-. Second Aaaiatact Pape f To assign to the Pope his proper over t>y Jolm F. Htury. of New Fork. ItanoSteward, lira. Jonathan Thatcher, of Van Bu- place in space, aud to Bliakespeare or his lu’ioM wrrc adopted, recommending a uatioaai rep County. higtawgy from the IVcrt to The Attaiti'e/the heroines their rightful position in time 1 upnurcnumt of «hrttajwater rsatfff. a»|4ha,r —what havo chiklruu to do with such held extension of the pstdfa credit - to thA Tox> toil trifles ? Matters more important claim HUL Pacific Railroad. A paper embodying the vjewo their attention; ore there not hoopa nnd idling point, and organized a Joint stock skipping-1open aud luncheon t — CqL jjCtpaoy. with *50,000 capital, for the erection Higginaon, in Scribner for January. ilRiikhiiga. etc. —Th* following i > ‘H'U’Jtf’’. Holman’—The Witoonain Htate Grwgo, compared of nags-l by Inuwpcrtatiou commn 'j. nf*»d^y :e.o!utiou which ww» wk>j<ed by-------This country is getting to be empba'.chonen for the oeotSbn'wi'J moot in conon at tho Newhall Bouse in Milwaukee, ioJly a beer-drinking country. For the JtU. ’•t11'* ft/n A'vi ^"■JfSrswEsErt" SEWINC works of the Kt. Loui, Gwlight Comjwnr, and U fa j»abal>lc that the of tho Com; wninco 1B7IA computed to be ewual milliou- ot ddlara, will rcVcrt to the gu cuwnmem of tlw the riabU of the 'Slate* city. . > . —Ths third annual convention of the Nati< n- year e^diqg July 1, 1875, the -internal rcvtiutie report* .show tkit there Wore 8,WO,r.2H barrels of that N-verafe Pr°duood here. The number of breweries [now in ofM-ration in the principal browb ' ing Stela* is m foUowa: New York, Hk, ’ta t»fa i|- ■ Penneykvauia, 285; Wiaonusiu, 232; Ohio, at itinh* ffl0; Oalifornia, 202; Iltionia, 165; Michi- A Great Offer!! SHOES allhcted atu! to tho prjfcartioh. tn Ida diagnoaia of the dswaewi treated of, and tn the proMtita- Otautly recurring to the one period of -We when tho limitations of space and time do not oppress us, and tho far off is .1 Iterator^, That the farmers of the Northt should »o arrange their affairs an to mar­ as tho ngir. The baby who puts out b^ . their wheat before navigation cloaoa in the little hand for tho moon is compelled to draw it bock empty, yet he puts it forth ' llx-Gor. Brown of Tenntarce, has been'ac'Hu-ro are €11 grange- iu Michigan. aud tho many times again. My frier d’a little Miutrd VioF-PrertdaufcctfXlio.TeaaPaciaa . •—The |«ckeia and ehipjiers of meat in Chiitaugbter, after liaving the stars pointed put to her, requested, next day to have pooled ---------lines leading to tho East, in ruakirK 1“* cummer for the gra diopjter tAfferere of the pooled ” two little stara with sugar on them for a fur®Hi advance tilro»<favit U c{a|med, tea Lua LegisbUnrc incor;orating State, county breakfast.” And in their first dealings with human beings children act aside the i?afy immeasurably, and •uborilnsta grangM. । ,vfl hurt tho r- -—Tho following fa a list of officers vlected petty baniep of generations and centu­ » », Jjf ^in I’rdian* State Grange for tho ontuing ries in the same fine way. “ Mamma,” ; Maater. Henry Jamea, Marion-. Ovur- «aid iu my hearing the little danghter of 10 of »<-«■. Archibald Jobiwon. Crawfonfaville; LecM orjAanr «tiil^ : tQ4r u F ilui(t ei.apiala, Pau- a certain poetras, “ did I ever Bee Mr. the relations of the Stales t General । Un# p»ddock. Union County; Steward. J. 8. Shakespeare i" It was at tlie dinner flbvcniment. ^ue»«A*flmn37iD “ 7FbfUitx, Lebanon-, TTOaturer, J. F. Oliphant, table and between two bites of an apple. ’<? ibTv^d:kIf*TW,t* Oo^r. Soeretary. C. C. Poet, Star ko On another *ecosidn the same child Baid Sts ta • » u^an County. with equal (Niufldeuce, “ Mamma, did ' -4-Tho State Grange of Iowa, al Ito annual yon ever know Cleopatra I” There was - Moinoa. elected the following Ijo affectation al>ont it; she was accds"timed io seeing literary people and other rer, Julia A Oarretteeon, Henry. notabilities at her mother’s house; and rd, Jonathan Thatehtr, Vau Bu-. | Shakespeare and Cleopatra might have SI LVER ENTENNIAL “ Tho People’# Common Sonso Modieal Advwer, iu jdain Eogliab : at, Medidno Simplified." by R. V. I’terce, M. D., Counaelor-lu-cblof of the Boardot Phyiadaua andSurceonast the WorM'a Diapenaary. Whoever helps humanity In its' itsmssws weight to fa!L In hl, atrua’les the jxwr nwrd >. iuk'u. luQu.iii, jxMition, and bo was slowly strangled. —Early one morning laal week a'psrty of metnlatiba thattabAo-iFcdfefpiinica shall be re- I qutnod to rowint for qnsnhrr, and make good | attUOOQteeiO/XW. A HO oureelvea into tho committing of some in Nicomedia to be closed while a acta where we believe tho end will not tndb of Christians were asaeinbleu to celebrate tho birthday of Jewi”, nnd set fire to the building*, and all the worTuntrr thousajtd dollakk * fVVKV. statement that I'rr«i<b»eA went an Hhipent pedahod iu the ttames. The history of the Christian Church Agent to Hcizogovina^to sell war materials to the A firo burning alongside of tho railand,of Christianity itoolf traces the rec­ ci-rtatn question- m to hi. dfapodtion of coed Lim temporarily . MHESCtt’M BAMDBJUU! FXIX*. Christmas Day is observed throngbout nre-damp, with Christendom in oommemoration of the t< being killed, •birth of the Savior. It does not iteurawlal N«w *100.000. fora dying maduaf^l am fjrtpu > spying tipt origin than almut 200 yearn after Clirist, or aj>pnt the time of tho Emperor Commodus, who woH'oommodiiin enough not to. interfere with tlio Christian'b first tho fortune will all come together in the future. If you have any good deeds to party Wtadad «h* Pr*Uaui, H«nl newb^ went of what wu known an- th-a ’'OsraSne claim." The General states .that be eeuf -£5,000 to the State Department'at Washington for tlie claimant. Hie remainder bA handed over Io certain Bnudlian lot-byfota Who .aiiki! body, that everybody has made the «nme resolution regarding you. If you ore heart sick with regret that yon were not more tender and thoughtful regarding the dead ones you have lost, jturt try to avoid further repentance iu the future by being good to those still left to yon. Do not put off enjoyment If you are not ready it won’t come. Planning to en­ joy frienda nnd fortune iu tho future, ia THE DANBURY NEWS UMEQUAI.KD IRRITATION OF THE SCALP. UUC& tl it 15 -dressing. H air ELASTIC cu:v^XD. JOSEPH BURNETT A Cfc, Iterton. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/557/NashvilleNews_1875-12-31.pdf.pdf 2cf9e0e8113e7250dc6817fdd4d828ee PDF Text Text TRONG. ** Progression. No Retrograding tSfl VILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31,1875 ‘VOf.ffl NO, M THE BUZZ SAW. and. falter ere be frames a “ Hamlet" overheard “ Julius Cranr ” tell "Kin, Lmr” on U» "TtnlMi Kight ■■ alter “Th. Tampaat," that Ttathony and Cleopatra” had told “ Curioi&nus” that “ Two Gentlemen of Verona." I thai a pet woodchuck had scratched the stamps off, and Im- w-.uj discharged. of old my devotion to you!’ ea as he said seriously : May, it fa so sweet to bt- bnTo with DEATH’S DOIlfGS. cold fingers reuiraad no pressure to hfa. “ No, May; I have oome for something letter I have come to bring you atdren'araylmtiahd ^a% to jou. ing, a mau employed in a Went End pinning mill, liad a craft*, versy with a buzz saw, with tho usual result The ■rxytujtr. J —Mrr. J. Lctbrop Motley, wife of the Amerbuzz saw fa still on duty, butMr.’Browu; I have come to bring you a New Year’s ing fa resting. Perhajw there never has kso Mstarisa, dfad ia LwrttM. . 12-In Loulsvfita. Kr.^oaK BreuiIrtte. fpftwhich I have been keeping for you— been a tteeful mechanical invention that cx-Goveruor of tis»z 8tete. 18—In New York, Wm. H. Aspinwall, a mer“ Is it not too late I" she asked cooly. employers than the buzz saw. It fa a fa*** viti; you entirely. I trust made out of cold steel, warmed over, and " To-jnorrow, then, we shall see." fa cut in a circular form, with a very **Nb, to-nigliL" Eager-hearted as a boy, bis thoughts sioned by the removal of little angular burn with longing to ask the question bits of steel at regular distances, which ■nearcat hfa soul, but, feuoed in by the loaw. little projections like teeth. The 4-In Norwich. CL. Wm. sliield of this woman’s graceful ease, he buzz saw fa rigged on an axle, and when13—In Wrahiugt ftmls it impossible. Ever and anon J to join tear faure at |he train io-mght, and -proceed yoth ’her to New York te morrow, and I shall have tz/go." And os he spoke his hand wondered into hfa bosom, from wheats faff brought' a "pic­ ture, wiiich lie placed silently before bright flashes of the girl, whose eye once ally revolves. Hearing of Mr. Brown­ ing's misfortune, and thinking that nseful GXptoumce beneficial to a largo class with it all there is some change, some ­ of the community interested iu buns saws quietly in May Igleheart’s lap unmoved, until raised mechanically with the qttee- thing lort or' gained, something new lo might be gleaned from a man of exjwrihim, -a womanly reserve which he enoe, our interviewer called on tire gen­ cannot fathom. tleman for the purpose of learning his And thus hour added to hour in light opinion of buzz raws. Id ydu talk, and ho fa not nearer of hor? The womas to whom :I;M» conventional, • “Mr.Browning, you were btizz-sawod, engaged," he replied," with a forced making good his gift to lier than when I believ®, the other day ?" said the in­ laugh. “ The woman whose wealth re­ ho first entered. terviewer, after making known his mis­ trieves our i falkzi yort’mes; tlm womnu • f‘ Bat before we part to-night, May, sion. whose great beauty consolen me for the .you will tell mo whether or not you will “I was!” (Very emphatic. Holds up low of such as you, May," he raid; bit- 'take thia gift I bring you !" a large bunch of white rag. at the end of “Is it quite nice, then ? Pretty as torly. hfa arm.) For n moment whole waves of an- 1tliis?” she inquires, coqncttishly toying “ Did it hurt you much?" guisbed emotion <lrah ovtr tha face of witha heavy gold locket suspended from NJPS MIT YE AB. “Two fingers and a thumb?" throat. the girl lieside him, threatening to over- her ' “You have got them tiod up?" New Ymr’s Evo. And the fire-light throw all composure; seeing which, hfa “ It fa myself—my own love," be re­ “No; I have got the place where they rules king of Dio gas-light. It is in bis own face deepens with pain; yet a plies, passionately, as he stoops and 1 were tied up," ruddy Iglow that the trollies and ever­ mighty effort of selt-rtJpre^rioq calms the kisses her cheek quickly, opening tho 1 “ Then they are off?” greens glfatcu, while the weird eyes of ^oMDto.of her voice as she asks lighMy locket 1 in the act, sad in a confused way “ Yre, a good ways ofl.” tho portraits ou tho wall look into eyes enought V H J H St Iasking: “How did it happen!" . that look again steadfastly. But the “ And wboao picture is tliis!” “ But we shall meet again t” “I pushed my hand against the saw fairtwt picture of oil fa th* face of the Tho girl trembles from head to foot at while running a narrow strip through.’’. fair girl Upon which hfa-red light falls hfa caress, yet withdraws herself proudly, A little while and May Igleheart’s bo­ “ Did you keep it there very long ?’’ and flickers. ’ som heaves hotly as slje stands behind ••No." “ May Iglcheart, 7 ask you for the lost “ The man to whom I am engaged !” the curtain watching the dim outline of " Did you take it right away?” time, do you love mo ? Will you be mv Stabbed to the heart, Philip Stanley bis retreating figure as it disappears wife?" down the lamp-lighted street'nnd.fctto cries only, ‘'Rush Newton V' “ Did you take it all away ?” The tall form of the young man swung fl Yes, he whoso wealth restores our the distance. “AU but two fingers and a thumb I" fiercely around ra ho spoke liras passion­ fallen fortunes; ho wlio consoles mo for “ What did you do with them?" This, then, was the ending—the bit­ ately, life own fare darkening as he tlie loss of such as you, Phillip." “I left them on the other side of the waited, sternly looking into Uie girl’s ter, pittiless ending! This the New Year His own words thrown cruelly back fate for which she must school her ace for hfa answer. ■ upon him to rankle in his heart forever­ “ Did you soy anything al the time?" “Row Newton," returned May Iglc>- heart on ths morrow!' After months of more. “I did, but it won’t do to publish." such intimacy as only lovers, know, she heart, reproachfully, yet in a voice soft­ Their hands clasp coldly. A smile, a “Do you think the buzz saw was to ened by pity, “ why will you pain my blame?" aside thus, but a toy in the play that ntrect, a grief-burdened man.Day own heart and yours by again asking t hat “Chiefly." • question, which I have already answered, ■ had amused him! Ab, well! let the dawns ere lifa weary feet seek a place of “How did it feel?" morrow dawn, and though smiles might repose. for were I to reply thousands and thou­ “ A good deal like shaking hands.with fail to oome at her bidding, she could sands of rimes, it mart over bo tho same ! a streak of lightning.” “ The mills of the gods gnnd slowly. ” still wear an armor of womanly reserve Yon could not feel ft more than I do, “Did the buzz saw zay anything I" New Year’s Eve. A night as sweet too deep for curious eyes to penetrate “ It said * Zip 1’ and then buzzed on." and soft and balmy as June's own. In Thon you do not—will never love and discover the lacerated heart beating “ Do you think you would put your the sky bright stars sing songs together. beneath. hand there if you iuid it to do over?" , It has been but a few brief months Ou the earth light, warmth and merry. “ As n friend," ohe began ; Imt before “ Hardly!” * since Philip Stanley hnd first sought out she could finish the sentence hfa hoanw“ Don’t you think it would be a good Seates by sn open window May and known May-Tgleheart voice stopped her. thing if a buzz saw could be invented Igleheart ’ s head is dropped upon one Yet, m she stood there alone and “at “ Friend 1” he exclaimed contemptu­ ously. “ No, by Heaven ! Never your bay," what years of joy and trust and hand dejectedly. Time lias not stolen that would raw without moving?” “ Undoubtedly 1” friend. I ask for your love, your life, or splendor seemed the life of those one trace of beauty from the face iu all “Do you know any thing more about months to her. And yet dqy after day rave aadness the same. It is lovely still, nothing!" though sad as her though fa which wander a buzz raw that anybody else ought to She rat motionless ; with eyes bent hnd he sought and Ilagnred in ter sothus : do?” upon the tiny, folded hands nesting on cieky as n pastime. How stinging to her “ New Year’s Eve. No lover to-nighL her lap, while hfa fierce passion swept on pride! Twice wooed and twice cant aside for “What!**, in a torrent of bitter words. Day after day, and no word to her of some one richer in the world’s wealth.” “Don’tyou ever get within rmilc of “ I see it oil. I kpew it. It docs not that woman to whom liis honor and his " May Igleheart, your heart must be a buzz saw when it fain motion require kecn-sightetl eyes to penetrate faith were plighted. a pitiful thing J” “Why?" Truly her heart was stung to defiMme your secret. May. You did care for me; “Why cto-1 wander here?"is the ques­ “ Your curiosity might get the better you might have been mine luuknot that —perhaps revenge. tion tliat intrudes itself upon the reflec- of your judgment, and you wotdd be Philip Stanley stewed between us.” tioiiB of a young man as he idly paces a templed to experiment until your fin­ Now Y«w a Bro. The city streets street near the home cf her he lisa once “We cannot control our love, Ross," gers were all left where mine are. said May, sadly. aldaae with light and nHve with hnman loved. . Good afternoon!” beings, Imrrying to and fro in pursuit “ Yun speak well, May ; but you know “ New Year’s Eve ; but I havs no love Our reporter immediately camo away, next to nothing of the bitterness of love | of -pleasure or in scorch of aome -gift night. Twine rejected I Philip Stan­ like mice, the lore that lawdcra ou hate ,or U““ ““L’tSHti -W thc ley, think of tluU and of love if you full of pity for those who toil with the' perilous buzz raw.—Clncinnaii En­ iu it, iiiprudty," and b, a quick mov,- murTOW‘ ; . ■ ' ' quirer. , ' mum he clutched Uw burnte of the girl I "And I^bring i^’YoTeS'oul A gifT And Ins feet keep pace with his in hfa, and held her powerless as a child, i fo-n^ght!" wra the joyous thought thoughts, and they orc wending— H1U STORIES. ra In? hissed forth hfa inrting threats and ! do** “ 'fl* of a yoimg where? Those who ar© in the habit of telling was gone. j man, as he sp^'Mgtajy. fvj» ^ejn^v . Maf J^ehcart still sits by the window, prodigious stories ought to have good “ Women change their minds, thank . fallen snow. • ” <*J / j ’ |» I ft4 yri iu her eyes. memories^ bat, fortunately,’ their mem­ Hamm. And I swear, May Iglcliearl, i ,“I wonder-will she look so sweet and All of asuddeu n footstep grates ‘ on ories are generally short. - itichard ytax shall yet bo the bride of Rom New- 'dovdy ra aha did'fowl night bno'ymr the floor without; a shadow falls across , Briualey Sharidan-detdt with these inentou •" ; ago, when I wM forced, to foavc her in the book ou her lap. diicious pt-ata in a manner peculiar io “May!” .*»« -"W brightest for me, 4nd “O, Philip!” May Iglvhcart’s soul. The very depths B-vritl l^ve spared herself “ And heart meets heart oh hand elraps of tlifa man's kve and hate, so openly ' A**4 long tirade with'which she sot me hand. displayed, wen-in themselves a shadowy j fnBC» known it was frerxlom I Before the New Year season was over form of craning evil. Hfa jiartiiig threat «r*vcJ tiie bird whose pinions are May and Httlip were married. Their cast a shade of depression upon her noorched!" ' wedding day wra the brightest, heralded which she found it impossible to Ixmfali, ' Ami thia bu«y tiiought impels onward in as it had been by one most perfect of until a light footstep resounded upou i flying feet, until’before he knows it quite New YcorV Eves. Mud pain of this interview to oppress life hall Oixir, ami n bright voice cried, “ Many liappy returns to you, May!" : Suddenly all tin; joy aad gladnesa of Imt ' fair young fare returned as slie sprang rr.n) U. m.. t tk. nr» mon. '•Wdruw him. BirJie,- riM «.d himself. He would never allow liimself fo be outdone by a verbal prodigy. Whenever a monstrous story-was told in his fweeeuce, he would endeavor to out­ do it by one of his own coinage, and consign the narrator to confusion by a falsehood more glaring than hfa own. Once in his hearing a sporting adven­ turer ran thus : “ I was fishing one be starah on the hearth-rug where be day, ray in a certain cold spring full of l^OPVLATIOX OF JfEW TORE. stood jus! one year ago, waiting the <m- ‘ delicious trout, and soon caught The oanplrte figures of tlw eanzus of a trance bt lier to whom be brings hfa New large mess. But what {was I the State of New York, token by the ^jy surprising, not a foot from Yev’s-gifL Tb. J<w op«» qruHly, «ul MvT^.a>14 Uw» w» m* ol bri&M; b~rt giii. in with JI ibevUpomkm |S'“ “ i ’*‘5; “i *b* ,!m1 ’°a TOto4 to IH70, and 3.881,777 mj 1866, bang an «- , <xx,k »U yim b^] to do, after X),000 in ten years, hookini? them from the cahl snriiw. wm ami in obedient to her vqitjp-toe little J of surprise, and then'ahe sweeps fur , ouuirai ixmmj'xl up^-wtad gracefully, as str? munMured u; . . , - . w^kl hr. tad, «ud vfoirasl a law.plww ■ toum marred fitter ky cxiwoRva grief ‘ u ■ . . * ..“,uw ,----- /—z — — 7M. ,, , L_ 2 **ertion‘ U,c wption of Sheri- trit, „Xr ml,. b«u «>.«. sidered ‘Love’sLaborLost'whan;?Tro-.. , ■ liustmd Oreasida* stole “The Oomedy^of: ' Erroftl, ’ and sold it to' * The Merchsat'of* Men o Venice’ tor forty boUtoa of old Bourbou " •ftwn *fc ties to the theft, and after -drinking- >8 Wives of Windsor,' told 'King .Jahn’ all about it 'Bichacdlll,’ a compc- an­ even ‘A Win ter'a Tale,’ and ‘Henry ■\TH ’ says that settles it Bo why uyike so ‘Much Ado About. Nothwg?’ ‘Othello’ was busy dealing a. firs-oent 22—Io England, Sir Chas. Lyell, eminent game of faro to the • Fonrth,,Fift£ and . T» »H fl Sixth Heniys,’ and the only remark made jfm MXXCH. ste.MteMteanate.... ;; ,„j 2—Ih Wsthiogton. Gen. Lorenzo Tuomaa. byUwm «u u otnteotul 'JVuUte do t tara,' • Hold ou.’ ted . Jew other ' tejI. a A., SRed 71. 20-In Ireland. John Mitebal, one of the irorabt. romtek. ot . ow tteto, . . JJ •and as ‘Richard II was absent * Tam-1 -Mjraria. , after his election to th© British ParliatncuL ing the Shrew,' I could get no further I-. ’' ‘ri... v • ”u: evidence as*to who wrote Sliakcspeare. PT,EA8A!r91ili8! ' \ - ° " prominent citizen of that Bute, froth which ho But‘All’s Well That Ends Well.’ " A CAH-rtOta—aTi®ita!” Don’t it ?_______________ : 1 grew. aged.CS. Sham, men wear great coats. '" A DIVORCE WITH A TERRYREE Family jars are too often jugs' ORIGJX. The roll of honor-^A bigroll of wjoDoy, A New York letter to the Baltimore “There is in... this city, ra the world goes. _ .: well-known profteaor of phrenology and pro­ News xys Tuz Detroit jVwc Ereu' man prietor of the Phrenological Journal, aged 55. however* one most amusing low come22—In New York dty. John Harper, the disn who has a reason for never smiling. I hfa air and “ pities' the North1 In his youth ho was the father of a little' p^HUcn." “* ~ IhrtfcMor 79th year. girl of a refractory, obstinate disposition. 17-4n Lexington. Ky.. Johu C. Breckinridge, One day,‘to punfall her for something, he locked her in tho bed-room, and with O.—? When,'. your mUhu. t" and daring the rebellion a' General in the Con- hfa wife went down stairs to dinner. Soon the child began to scream in a ter­ haven’t, got any son Reu.” 4(Ooufi¥^on.) 20—In Baltimore, Md.. the Hou. Jmm D. rible manner, which the parents consid­ Thk Khedive of Egypt oa-f -pad. Bright, for three tertun United 8tale« Senator, ered was only temper; but as the English very well, aud when be strikes from Indiana, aged 63. shrieks continued, the wife became his shin agahmt bobs JUXE. 25—In New York city. Mortimer Thompeou. alarmed and desired to go to her. He,, around ft fa toneaotnA lo txarhifaitty' to however, forbade her doing so, ra. he­ rald tho child must be taught obedience, 29—In Anatria. Ferdinand I., ex-Empcror, and that she should not gain her end by, screaming. They went on with’their what it .uaed to bo) :v “J^ckj’^jyip, JVL1. dinner, the fearful shrieks continuing James,, piok ’em up !. Why &n't jou feasor of. Political Economy in the London for awhile and then ceasing. As they pick ’em up!" Veteran' netfpter: F.'uvcrwitr. were about l«aving the table, smoko be­ “’Cause there beanT any down, my 8—In BL Jxrtiix, Mo.. Gen. Frank P. Blair. gan to jmioh through the house. There was tire somewhere. - Rushing to release IB—In England. Lady Jane Franklin, widow the poor little girl tlioy found her dead. Her elotbes hnd evidently caught fire, plnrer, aged 70. from tbe grate, and while the parents njinniyyinnlj g£O^pUg£& were eating, the cliild was dying. The aotindj .pijnd... He expects to ^resume * comedian’s wife, took a horror and’ busiucra in a very short time. " ' 31-In Carter County, Tenn., ex-Presidcut “ft is a .AuM' prinripKymilHbnhatred of her husband after this, a, she Andrew Johnson. aged 67. boU veil that if be l>ad allowed her to go or," saixl an eminent ktwjtr, •<Wlt«fa>Bea AUG VST. to the poor infant she might have saved always produce effecta.” “ They always ton, son of the famcos Alexander Hamilton. her life. They were divorced ; -no won­ do fart <1* taw^ra,’? respouitou the der that man never smiles off the rtage.”, “ImU yywiHjpfy ‘ Governor of that Blate. caw* ta» rieRiya. p clieaj CElfTRAL AMERICA. There will shortly lie u pieeting of ^mxTKY book peddler (b Tcrre^Haite plenipotentiaries of the five CfaMtral woman: “Ytai, bulAKe woH?& twttrinAmerican Sfnteo—Nicaragua, HondAas, ,-------- --­ Guatemala, San Salvador and' Costa | stnictivo and humoibtfe.”‘,T.lfc. itWtan: dcr-atorics for children, aged 70. SEPTEMBER. lyu, nbont 4X Rica—to confer npoii a plan of confed- | “That ain’t the paint OCTUBEE. ’ 7—New ChwloStwviHc, Vfc, Co!. Tbannw 29-Iu North Brookrteld, Maa*., the Hou. Amx-ui Walker, the well-known puhlicinL Melted buM ' Jenckw. author of the Civil Service Bill. SUM, •• Mexioo lud dou«-. Bailor to «lwa> tarylxaU Haan are tbU I tom- 19—At Borne, Italy, Cardinal Pietro di SO- thMaf U»UoiM HUtai TtoydM K> UM i«at ■ eotmoUon Hid .1 FuuuaB i»- 1 iiuM. acT Thwi »r«»»l»W*UV°,T Tiled tin. eonntry to be reprMeated, i polite al.jao 21—At Norwalk, Conn., of paralysis, Hon. which was agreed to, and Monroe and o“ JXda'4 ,«v frwryUgu. Adame sent a commiteion there. Beery miaandrraUxxl ue—lair,, WW ^^*1 J. enua. Austria. Francii V„ Duke of Modena, Oa, wm then . Speaker pf. Uro^HoUse, my dear friend."—Graphic. ’ 4 who fart life throne in 18ft). 22—At Washington, of apoplexy, Hou. Heury sndwlien the Prmdeut iu a mrarage Xqw »>ur do ym. ihU a tw >»raire ? Wilson, Vtecrnwfant of the United Stetea. eommcnuaUd hi. -tea to ’ aged 63. Clay teft tbs chair aad nuxie a fierce an!! r LWkVw ' • ^orf>Mr 2S-At the City of Mexico. Senor Lafragua. violent attack ou the Preridrafastai Sc<<- isMtaasMWUsfaMr uMw‘ a won. retmyol Btateon tomnt «P<W1»» bai”; tri*. Cardinal Buncher; in Now York dty, Wm. . — ----- ------ - ... nu,,eut«)(>uri B. Artor, the moat extensive landlord, and one ----legal nutliority! y'i^, within ayeir after, > far the h^rriWc of tbs woaltiiieat men io the ooun’ry. Clay’s vote dW&l lfe cbOide of Adams, as’Manroc’s and tJtsy litfnsclf. ‘ became the Secretary of State bf the ur^xnx very man whom he luul denounced.: Tlid 1—News received at Washiugtou of the death, fa China, of Hon. Benj. I*. Avery,, U. H. Minister Io that country. Central Aujcri held together 8- Senator, aged 73 years. probably share the BMJte fate. MEW YKAK’s IDYL. THU CLERGY. The following atafiade. rMpddlng the , proportion in different oonntriea <d the peiadhoodtoihetwopleuwtiolwtlhpui inlmawL Jo JmgUml ^ ^’4, there i. one elergvtuiui to 718 of the popnla- formerly V. 8. Minister to China. the principality of Lipne-Detmold. lion. In tho United Malta Un-to hr one toeteiST'J. hi Itaaaiathein tea print' ___ . ^ct^Auiaaanaaa .wj? '__ a-a . '■ ■■ aim:- w"lie, "a.’ i— Coater r«.<rwt «ui*;Malawi J<<„, «,f. KEEPIKG THE HAXDS IMOOW. A writer in the American Ifroccrtaya thaifclyrerraefa not used in the right way. of the pevpir; and, iu Spmki, « U) 54. « _ raL-wi —araait'K w—io ? SheauyH that to preserve the nmoothm-t-, t*"!and softness of the itanoa, yon should the clerical profeeeifln fit Wales fa UMS; in th© Vi 11MS9; iu Italy, 1110,000; sud, in Hpsiu; 31*777. ....... J. J ‘ ,irr“e' “rf a» «»1 • 1 cd their independence from Spain. John thve,.w*.^oth Quincy Adams was Secretary of Stab*, and was gone. M— bs. Z H-----ags,, 1 shdtfl&''NkfiaUiHfcow and be advised them to form a union of •“ ~ZZ Z S1.2SB. Mute io ffimrn You see my bus- of an intertrtiug Itistoriaal inaktenL. you’re a nico-tookingyotitog Daring, the mlmhiistratiun of Presqfei* hate to see ypu hert ’, Tliat'^hpji Monroe thMo diminutive repntdiCBgain- . jn U^bMkK* " place whore yon habitually wash them, ~ ** -• w- iurcr who had just i-/l ficr tad.- Id angry t - were the authors of Shakespeare s playa. You Like It,’ but I don’t believe it, for I Wheard * Borneo and Juliet ’ ray they Con- Tk!“k* it, as if it eeri- soap, U^Ul hu-rawa jok- dry lightly with a towel. HinufchuM work and bad . will not prewut your akin from j ||,„ -rMw o^.l fiexf *» Mt*. Oates’ mouth rival* that totaraltosd Abjujsiub has aplTopriafad $15,WU ' . lor the orecUou cf bsr jvilion. - P>* . । ' -a aH. teUiM A ta .WoMBMWikW*' • ••Sbsakue brjw-ed opou m* tld? '**w �L. ,O. OROOKER DEraon1. C. C. Wotatt'j Ajriralhral M BARGAINS! K OF (3®,AM PROVISIONS, : TRUMAN’S ! AND NOTIONS, tho following best A bill of exceptions in th® Nye murder ea/e has been signed, aod the matter goes to the' Supreme lace, of North Lansing, fall into n pail of hot water and was scalded to death CAXX AKD SEE. Mrs. E. C. » RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY! FAMILY MEDICINES 12 CONSISTING OF Dr. Drake <J- Bro,’/ Medicines, Fills and Grace I .Medicines, Indian Blood Synsp, Rev. Mr. Weeks, of the Christian Electric Ilecdth Restorer, Church, of Marshall,was donated >80 And nwdlofo** far moat of th* ill* to by his people Thursday evening. NOTIONS, BEAVER. LOLOAKING, Charlotte wants gas. A commit- ■DBE88MAKIBOI westward Business done ou the square and toe of citizens went to Chicago Thur* ■ ( satisfaction guararleed. day to ascertain the probable expand OLD FELT HATS itare neoeasary to supply the city. For Men and Women. Out of tbe frying pan into to the fire- Three Michigan editors have WHICH I WILL RETAIL AT PRICES HERETOFORE UN­ ' CIIANCEHY ORDER. D. W. LINCOLN. left tbcfr sanctums and gone into the KNOWN IN. NASHVILLE! pulpit during the past year. The fifth commandment, the ice. SMMlertDa, A Full Lin® at those Double Width and the hearts of fond parents are being broken by many wilful, wioked boys, who will skate at all hazards An nnsnoceMful attempt was made Thursday to wreck a freight train on JUST OPENED, 100 PIECES OF the C. 4 L R R. R. between Char t»*n with hardly aay hair on his head. lotto and Bellevue, by piling ties up­ on the track. Christmas nt Marshall was vdry 3 generally celebrated. Nearly all th® TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF . 1 churches had Christmas trees and festivals. . The decorations al Trinity •nd I told them to throw it intn the were remarkably fine. 00 About >50 in money aod as much e Which will be sold from 50 cents to >1 less per pair than can be bought more in provisions was raised by J. elsewhere. A specialty in S. Opt aod others and distributed HOLBROOK. ameng the poor of Charlotte on Christmas. GLOVES, MITTINS, HATS, CAPS, AND FURS, Jual'i Solicitor. KLLTMERY&FANCY GOODS! FLANNELS, AND NDERCLOTHING ALPACAS, FOR 25 UTS. TO SI A YARD. a< < 8 I1 10 CENT PRINTS, SELLING R 8 CENTS. Boots, Shoes & R,libbers J M B dies,*’ jnst before swinging off. But • AND A LARGE LOT OF % BUFFALO ROBES, UP 80BES & HORSE BUCKETS robbed in Chicago on Christmas day of 1 90 00 by a baggage wagon driver whom he had hired to take him to the depot It is & Boise Bros An aged colored mao named Hor­ ton was arrested in Ypsilanti Sunday on a charge ol incest with his own daughter, 18 years. A drunken woman,Elizabeth Riley, was found ou the street in Detroit, at four o'clock Snoday morning with both feet badly frozen: Mrs. Osierhous,frotn the East, visit­ ing friends near Kalamazoo, went into the bouie of a neighbor and com­ mitted suicide by hanging Friday satimaled that M»^00,000 afternoon. Waller B. Hill, of Batlie Creek, in this oaoatry. It was arrested ou n charge of forgery, and Dec. 28th, was aenteoced by Judge Woodruff to four yean in state prison. My SI Tea beats all tbe hobby prices in town! For further particulars inquire al the counter. G. A. TRUMAN. KDWAtb A-HOLBROOK, cixLext'Imitu, WlUKrt, bvCrodrML 11 ■mxadnc by ■•Marti । .i. rMur, itet Um akova —lit IMradn MERCHANT TAILOR! A pit garlick, wbo sports the lamil- OPEN WHAT PAYS! KATRINA, BITTTER SWEET, PLAIN TALK. (Holland,) BARRIERS BURNED AWAY, OPENING A CHESTNUT BURR, FROM JEST TO EARNEST, WHAT CAN SHE DO.—Roe. •:o: IEFS, YOUTHS’4 B0Y8’ CL8TH1KG Aftei a temporary suspension of busi­ ness the BIBLES a Specialty. Wolcott Hardware AUKnilAL'SKR. It Pays! It Pays! AGAIN ! SHAKSPEARE.BURNS, BYRON, COWPER. MILTON. MOORETENNYSON.LONGFELLOW, LUCILLE, WHITTIER. W UDI CMTHIKG' JTEJBMTURE HJJIUFACTORY! John Better, better knowu as Dick Johnson, died suddenly at Niles, Fri­ EDWARD aTdUJAROOK, day afternoon, of apoplexy. He was a native of Scotland, and has no rela­ tives in this country. He left a fine (A tra*«opr.) AtlaM, Wm. it. Fowa**, property. «-M|____________ ______________ carried on for ten years. 1 active member ol the church. He asserts his . S. LEIBHAUSER, A disastrous fire occurred at Dandee, Dec, 27th. It commenced at a quarter to 13 Saturday night, and con ■ba thankful that you dont own anv tinned until 3 Sunday morning. Six wooden stores, and nearly one-third of tbe business places is town were burned. Ludington challenges the world with the worst scandal ou record. Frye, charged ’with committing rape upon bis own daughters lovely young tody. was examined Thursday and his bail fixed at >10,000. It is r> ported A FULL LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES ■ e> ptofMid A noisy .saucy ghost has been hanggate mad, kinks lh® furniture around iog around the resideace of Mr. *Norria, Ssbewa, Iona Co-, for some years, - eat* thoir ears and they can’t reason• and at last he has been compelled to give up the bouse to the ghost and , build a new one several rods distant Joseph Babidean, one of the slate prison convicts received a valuable Christmas present. At the conclu­ Of eourae sion of the splendid dinner which was given the convicts, the warden called him forward and read his pardon to rwable circumstances him. He was sentenced from Wayne county for murder in 1851 fur life. HOLIDAYS CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AID LAMPS! (fl mg poor gas poorer. Mr. John Beyer, ' the foreman, was preUy badly burned, probably fatally. F. Albro, a respectable citizen of Osooda, one of the slate lumber in­ spectors, committed suicide Friday morning by shooting himself with a revolver. This attempt to take his life was done while Mr. Albor was laboring *unber menmonia. DURING TBB You can be shown everything you want in Saturday* evening the gas works at Jackson, took fire from gasoline Steve Dawson, a young man of Allegan.wile walking along the street Christmas eve. slipper and fell, strik­ ing the edge of the walkjnjuriag him ■elf internally, producing hemorrhage of the bowels. He died Sunday night Santa Clais again opens its immense stock to the pub­ lic. They have adopted a Cash System JACOB LENTZ & SONS and- accordingly reduced their goods to AUTHORS, CHESS, CHECKERS DOMINOS, BACKGAMMON, Manufacturer* and keep* os ban Parlor, Library, Bilim, Office ail GENERAL FUNTRRe! “BED-ROCK” PRICES! BLOCKS. MAPS, PICTURES, BOYS TOOLS, fcC, Together with a full assortment ol M1RRORS.PICTURES, FRAMES AND CARDS. BRACKETS, THE FOLLOWING LIST DUSTERS. kC-tC, Albums CONTAINS THE PRICE OF A FEW KIGHT DIFFERENT STYLES. LEADING ARTICLES ■ Bakj Cato aid PeraiWaion 1 Nails, 10s and all sizes larger, per kg. $3.25 AT BOTTOM PRICES ctrnn and caskets, THE 3CIEIYIFIC AIEBICAK “ “ per lb. 0.081-2 GBO M SAVAGE & CO*a COLUMN 7, 8, per kg. 3.50, lb. 4 6, SHR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ 3, 4, “ 4.00,1b. 41-2 “ 2, .. INGS kept constantly on hand per kg. 5.25 Horse Shoes. a u Nails, Pointed, “ lb. 23 PATENTS. No. 8 Cook Stoves, 30 pieces Furniture 18,00 Cottage “ 8 to 14.00 Nashville Mich. Beckwith Heater No. 18, Zinc and Pipe Gillman Broa included.................................... ....$15,00. 18,00. AND LADIES' MARBLE WORKS No. 20,.....y......... . ............... 1,00. Double Portioned Steel Axes, BIaACK Ac FUXXEH, I't oprietors. per Ft. 50 Champion Cross cut Saws, Diamond-tooth Saws, Complete, “" “ 1.25 XTXBY PMWTIOK OF Kerosene Oil, 175 fire test, per gal.. ....15. MEAT MARKET! TOMBSTONES and every thing else in proportion. Ot.ll .1,10. ul .0.1 MBTAL1C CASES .fttmlshed to or<k» and MONUMENTS. left one BLACK a FULLER. “ “ a A FIRST-CLASS Tffl SOP ffl MfflN. All persons having notes or accounts past due, will greatly oblige us by calling aud settling the game at once as we need ’ money. ROE& �125 VILLAGB DIBJCCTOXY. oc a charge of aelling whidk* to the himMir. A Milwaukee woman is for a divorce because* her _______ always spreads his ears Over her when he Mi-asleep, instead of hanging them Milover the head-board, wankeeans do. Wen a* and-browed stranger at­ On eveiy lea dollars invested by buying your Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,' Gents* Furnishing Goods, Ac., tends a Red River dance 'and asks a al the 12 1*2 per cent profit store. belle for her hand she replies: No, sir; I don't dance with anybody with­ WOWDEH.FTJX! BUT TRUE. out an introduce. I know my little the gifts Old Sanbix. and I don't go waltzing around with any slouch, unless I know his name. ' * Henry Ward. Beeolier FRIDA?, $2.00 SAVED 1 IB iagly healthy. ftWbtwg, ET- NEW ORLEANS MOLAS­ SES only 90 ceoU per gallon al ■a. Warranted 176 fire test KERO- all, a Happy Mew Year. diewoe with a lavish bead. Mrs. Calvin Ainsworth and Nellie Young WoOt Store. Mrs. Clement Smith received a estt of^lver hold received an easy chair, as did also Mica —w. Q. AyUworth and wife of New York Staley received one of Webeter’a diction- gifU were dotribatc.d, too numerous to ■ealioa or remember. The caah aaaetla realiud al the door were $8.65 The BapliM Sunday Pchool had a Tree, chine Oil for tale al D. W. Lixcutss. ■ft- JAPAN TEA DUST al White 1 Mo- Observe our Prices On Dec. iCth Fred Ackerman, of Grand Rapids, attempted the murder of his cousin, Mias Gans, while the family were absent. He stabbed her tn the head fourteen times arid then escaped. The woman is still alive. Cause jealousy. An attempt was made to wreck the Chicago express on the Lake Shore Ac Michigan Southern railroad Monday night. Rails were placed in a cattle guard near Adnan, but the engine walked right through them without any serious damage. Jesse Pomeroy confesses that he has been an extensive reader of dime novels. If ihalis the case the won­ der is, not that he killed so many, l*nt that he killed so few. It is a thou*-1 The Chrisimu Concert connected with the and pities that the writers ami pub­ Chriatlau Sunday School, waa iu every re- lishers of those books cannot be made ■peet, a oomplele aucceva. The dcclama- to share the fate of Jesse’s victims. Just opened 60 pieces Plaid Prints, (beauties) 7 cents per yard. •' *• 10 •• Lonsdale Cottons, 12| “ ** " " 20 “ Brown Cotion, 6 ** * Piles of Felt Skirts at 85 and upwards. Good Cotton Batts, pound rolls, -> 12} cents Men’s Rubber Boots, 82.95 16 Grades of Tea, from 38 cents and upwards. A beautiful Oil Chromo given with each pound sold. . We appreciate the value of Cash Cuetom, and propose to have it, re W. A. AYLSWORTH, Proprietor. tho exception of tho aocldeat mentioned 1W claiming it to be Um Diamond that It ia a mere Imitation and »o better When a man becomes the father of a twelve-pound girl, and calico is only seven cents a yard, he can well. af­ ford to smoke thirteen cigars a day. by those claiming greater profirie.icy. It is different with a woman.—Roches­ ter Express. That’s so. When a wom­ L Allen, and Rev. an ’’becomes the father of a twelve­ J. L Deyo, the Superintendent. pound girl" it makes all the difference imaginable. vmetortj manner; like* Im the singing GLOVES and MIT. other stem la Nashville at White A McNomm. Haatlngs, will ofioiate in MT READY MADE CLOTHING, BoeU —Andrew Hartjy has purchased the 40were about $26.00. Nwlivilla hu x aitixen by the name of Cid Santa Claus pal in Troutwine. That trout take* more natural- ATTENTION, ALL! I wovid respect hilly inform my friends AINSWORTH & BROOKS, PARADY, Manufacturer o£ Bnsineas - fLela.'tiom Ogu Five sett of Bob-sleighs, of Has­ tings manufacture, for sale eheap for cash al the .Weott Store. On Monday last Dr. Youngs assisted by Dm. Adams of .Kalamo, and Ellis nf this village, amputated Olis Van Wagner's right able to retain your confidence, and to win CORN, APfLES, OATS, Especial Attention Clover Seed, Ac., is Invited to TO LOAN t h tn<ml tai blah fawiia. ur inn a, LIFE INSURANCE. fiSOO.OO and UPWARDS AND OX LOSC TIME. L. RUMELIk LATH. SHINGLES This plan, now the moat popular In Maple Grove. Olis is a young man aged leaves the annual cash dividends on any WATER LIME. at the Porto fice. Policy with the Co. to increase the amount SALT, of insurance; or the dividends may be used Joint, fell and injured the affected joint. each yetr to lessen the annual premium. oaa SAVE 20 cents on every dolHAIR, Example: On a $1,000 Policy No. 887, the •red at D. W. Lincoln's on Christmas eve, ying of While A McNamee. STUCCO, holder paid 8124.80 in six years, when he and had a Christmas tree, tfre hundred fc., fe., died. Upon this, the Equitable Life AsIo remove the affected Joint, but feund urance Soc'ly, (one of the oldest and strong No family good time bad. eet in the country) paid the widow $1787.65. which we ship and retail al bottom prices. being $787.65 accumulation In aix years. —A deputy Sheriff from Bellevue, had AINSWORTH A BROOKS, For Sale Cheap I BOOTS AND SHOES, Oflka aver 4. fc—tU'i store. IUxTim*. Utah. WHICH IB NOT EXCELLED IN TOWN. Practical Millwright* MAKR1HD. ■ eon, of Conquest K. Y. M. Nevins. Secretary, and Daniel Striker, In Nashville, al the M. E Parsonage, Dec. Mixxd Camm, al tho C. 0. D. GROCERY. Treasurer. 80th, by Rev. E. L. Kellogg, A. Brooks of Maple Grove, to .Miss Libbia A. Smith of WHITE A McNAMEB. —The aerrieec at the Christian Church, Balti more. EQh> Those that trade el 49 buy the next Sabbath, will be appropriate to the Mr. Wm. W. MaUeson and Mr. A. Brooks, ewYear. Morning topic, “ Diary of 1876." ile brought us out from They are willing that all bands shall bs bap. py with them, and the printer has received from each a bean new dollar bill. Success free ticket to to the happy oonples; may their future lift boantiful oil chromo given with each pound. L. J. WHEELER JEWELERS OPTICIAN SFLE.1DI WORTH OF THE DETROIT WKKKLY TttlBUXE. Ko <• Mala Street, CZpcfcs, Spectacles, $-c. Nashville, MlcK. General Conpeyar.cihff, Gdlections a spedalfy: LIVERY STABLE! New Goods MO'N:KY TO LOAN CHAS. W. DEMARAY NEW ART GALLERY! WM. VENN. Proprietor Bltgood's old stand, Nashville, Mich. JUST NORTH OF AYUTWORTn’B. Mr. Vxxx has had several years experi­ ence in the livery business and is prepared to furnish all who wish with a good rig, and at prices corresponding with tbe close times. 48yl noodle sticking through it, at a private <ndH- DENTIST, ELIHU CHIPMAJf, Justice of the Pean, Direct from Neto York I Dox. Photograph., $9.50 8 Ferrotype* far .80 MBS. L. O. CBOCKEK Fall aad Wl.trr KLLBfflYnWGMB-’ Worsteds, Real and Imi­ tation Laces, Yak Lmoe, Passimentire, Real and Copying and Enlarging Imitation Hair Goods. THE WEEKLY SUN SMITH & PUTNAM. JONES, ___________ NASHVILLE, MICH, — TUBULAR LANTERNS, only $1.00, ity in manipa ating the "light fantastic toe.' we are selling them for $1.0& per foot; yfM. CHAS. W. DE1ARAY, The advertisement that C. C. Wolraand tooth Saws ever brought into this proprietors a “good shewing.' an OBALSB IS [Give IWLe a Call. Nashville, Mich., Jan. 27, 1876. Proprietors. — A large line of warranted PLATED In Maple Grove, at the residence of tbe bride's parent*, on the 29th lost., by Rev. C. SPOONS, FORKS and BUTTER KNIVES, I Deyo. Mr. Edwin OMfield, to Mire Anna for sole cheap at the Weott Store. — MATCHES warranted.800 only seven hotel lately opened by L. E. Btauffw. Give cenia per box al White dk Me Name'a C. In Maple Grove, at the residence of the O. D. Grocery. aity. 1^, Hoxss Blank r th only $8.60 per Xrivy. both of Maple Grove. pair at the 12j per cent Store. , In Nashville, at the M. E. parsonage. Dee. Co. Agricultural Society, on the 28th Inst, 30th,by tbe Bev.jg L. Kellogg. Mr. Wm. W. at Hastings, John Keagle was elected Preri- ELI STRONG, DILL ■ASKtrnniT, Best property in town for the price. Terms easy. En juire of (12-18.) P. HMcr. of Wil.,, h. au*li„ . bi.. nntiLii1 MONEY ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE confalns the business card villiau, and is a way Trout bu of doing his bum Boolu nnd Shoe*, POTATOES, Delivered at their —Conductor Hamilton, had that tooth SOMETHING NEW! T H. LEE. •J, Deputy Hlaertm N—UKe, Mkh ColWtlon. a spociatty. fn<lej>endcnt clone, generously dirtributing candy Names' 60 cent TOBBACO. It is as good as is generally sold for $1.00. Again in the Trade pay the Highest Market Price for GIVEN PARTICULAR ATTENTION. JUST RECEIVED AT Dre., and Claalcmaktea IS ALL THK LATEST STYLES GIVE ME A CALL. Ftrt Vine, Jzbn I Saiim L L V-21 DENTISTRY! . Hitcboocx, DotUsL KOCHER BROS A SAD THOUGHT! w» visit aF" New Styles Punta only 7 cts FOIi THE For Sale Cheap ’ MAN - “Brick" Pomeroy has sent FALL AND WITKR TRADE ! $1.00. Hmokiag from *5 to 80 octal will skip forth livelier than ever, and FOUND DEAD — 1 lb. Cssdy free to those who.bi md of White 4fc MW «okly Bun. ehrtat I'M" »» any-:i Sixteen monl Beecbe'a Gor­ in this neighbor- NASHVILLE! ATKINSOX & ROE, AUTISTIC h*vs no frith * Bottle ^PAINTERS! 058.72 oenu. * NASHVILLE, MICH Nashville, O«t 13th. W. H. KMHER k Bro. C.F. SWAN. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TRAINS wnr BY CHICAGO TIME. Goins South. ' �>v im. sittto abi XIE, Hhk£ drioH jw into thin toff fan! fldti-Mwsy imp -Mi- 8. B. AnUjmy refusm io tmerfy in 1 Loader psrjory can*. -Hon. Wm. A. JUrtantaoa, of Quincy. HL. 7TTSW make it an. . . JL4JtXO4l> fXTttt^l^MKCS. -The VemMylvaida HaUrofrl ,Coa|>Miy edej.-tel a freight schedule far westerts-b. 'Central refused to advau-ie its rates from Bo»- —The Appropriations Committee of the 20 -IhM»l OLeary, a Odcogo pedestrian, remote period it may subaervo some P6rt.su Prince. Hayti; fteWteuamUk aCSOSmilrelntixitaye, bMih« other purpose. A meteoric mi» may E. P. Weston 52 miles for * puree. News refall into the sun and bo contribute to tbe mans of beat which the sun pours forth. The time may oome when the earth itself may fall upon the sun and furnish fuel to increase the supply of heat and light. In the case'of the earth there ninni come ' a day when it will no longer be/ fit to tbo Fonrneaux Islands, jn Besa Rtraite. between ' Van Dieman'a l«and and Australia; of 110 persupport Life. The lecturer proceeded to! illustrate hfa theory with, the magic fantern.—Prof. Proctor, , ;7 . • ! by.the Dejnrtmtntr. Mr. liai:dsll. the Giair- Belgium. esunng the death and injury of many “‘T—’,- “e.-* 1 11 * * . uMOawM. BtatoVnl act bribe Ko- n» mjoi-.r.. Ji f ' ,h# *nA1^,blP" »»*4 ironclads of the navy, and coupe.-surpnsea rona. ranchc. killed; 11-nl three men and captured all the arew. borere. • j' •£"» lmMzlr l2^f‘ '•-In.Httjl. to 1» ma. U4» U»toU»«(.,fc- *“1 P“‘“ Cotanbta. MardPGres praMatiousare totaks place . tnrc< ln of tel. Ifound for tbo Magdalen Itian<K wW» .upplies for tbo atoning iulaUUuta ; 45 live. lost. Tbe eclioQuer Sunshine, from Kan Fraucinoo, found capsoed at tbe mouth of IbeiColumbia River-. 40 paasongm and ■ erew of 10 all drowned. Chavez, tho (Wifoniia bandit, killed iu Arizona white reabtlr^ afreet. 29—Part of the Iluwiau garrison at Kbokaud maMacred. Twelve hundred Egyptians aur18—Earthquake in Now Grenada; air ci Um prised and kilted by ths Abymntans. 1876- FORJV. tcM*l OlrtelWIufc.mi. •t Ran r t i ~OeD' JovelUr- wljo Cul» a Captain-General Virata. BU~m. wm ^SnvSZX‘“‘*d“ U'“ rt-InUdligeooo iu Loudon. EuglawL of the sinking of an Andrian ferryboat in tbe Tyrol, with Roman CalfaoliB pilgrims on board; 76 discovery yf tin* |»*lu will not Hinder.its oxiocti n>. Thiv -is-a doubte mistake. It destroys het boy’s oonffxleuoc iu her; to the new Jerusalem, mid prophesied Tbe geu.^if AH Ceed Ceaapywy. THE DANBURY NEWS not know the nature of Ute danger,'-end therefore retiree to the back of hit dbu, but you may always toll where hto.head to by the glare of his eyes, Yon keep' DO YOUR OWN PRINTING. moving ou gradually towards him op your knees, and when you are within dtotanoo, throw.tbe cloak over hto Lead, close with him, and take cure be does not free himacif. The beast to so frighhmad 4-Tomble explosion in a cool mmo near and tbei) with pt|U dlBW roderar. Wales : 20 minem killed. Wm M....................... ’ . . Msas rpeveral people killed and otbrre fatally Tweed eeca;H«l from Ludlow lilrecl Jail; New them tight up to tbe back Di hto neck, injtued. York. Wm. Aden, of Cleveland. O.. killed bis and tie them there. The beast to now 30—Hm>steamer Vicksburg, bound for.Liver­ wife, Htcpdangbter, and a neighbor. Dcetruc- your pwn, and you can do wlmt you like pool from Montreal, went down In a field of with him. We generally take those wp catch home to tho kxui, and hunt Uem on the plain with bridlosin their moutlis, that our dogs may bo taught not to fear tbo brutes when they meet them wild.” Hyenas are also taken alive by the Arabs by a very similar method, except that a woodeu gag fa used instead of a felt cloak. * The similarity in the mode of capture in two snch distinct countries aa Algeria and Afghanistan, ami by two races so differeu t, is remarkable. From the fact jhat the Afghans consider that the feat requires great presence of mind, and an iusl^noe being given of a man the Dounlnctou Wood Colliery. tChrotSshire. leAj jitikd the thrulilo-valve to snn o tbe lor3. ! WASTED Liea-woius. upon ilin your right hand, and with your left holding a Mt cloak before you,'go boldly but quietly in. ’ The’ahixMf dhet . T -•faille three men were clqsrtng . burl you.” Now n|*o kuo*.t it will hurt tiw: u&ast St LouIk uu Chnatajwi mqrniug. ', bint, but thiuks'if fctib can only gut him METTS I IVtNC8TONr8 BuciWAjaxv yw theusmegi'rentotbe followers of Mmgaret Buchan, who sppenred in Soot land in 1779 as a religious 'leader, and prophotess. Bhe promised djcr delated,, followers io conduct them ■ THAT CAPtVBl! OF B'FAJ.VXS . The following mode of tying byejfafi C in their dens, us practiced in Afghanis- *urr tan, fa given I y Arthur Connolly in hfa Overland Journal, in ‘the words of an ft»l । 2—Tho Ohio Republican Convention, at Co­ Franklin, La.; 3 men killed, and a down others lumbus. nominated cx-Gor. Rutherford B. badly injured. —»« Loutatau. eehee M.faj a diririou of plunder, and the proeHavre for Governor. G—Another colliery dinsster, more appalling in ita results than any that ban occurred for H^ onb-rpoWlcta. -hg*— -ured by a eol- of a lighter on the Tagus, in Portugal. many yean, reported from Yorkshire, Ei^Iaud; tibu. Large profits are made liy this amoctetiou I l°“’ 17—Tbe Ohio Democratic Convention, at from iuteetexmta iu tickets by people. who ; —The prenaut in a good time to aee Mount Columbus, renominated Gov. Wm. Allen. Tho 140 iniuere kilted. I’-ougreM organized ; M. C. I never rootire any return for tbeirwxmey. i V«nviua in all ita glory. Italian edentutta centennial anniversary of the battle of Banker -‘•‘A nanrtw6f ooloral men mm fined In the j prc-tUct a long |>criod of eruption al band. Hill wan celebrated at Boston ; Judge Dovena Ixxuevilta (Ky.) jail tried lo encape the other I T**- ««"-*»• >vp( rejected th* reform delivered tho oration. night by netting their bedding on fire, intend- P«>PC*iH<** offered by the Sultan's govern­ _ . ... . . nwvnt h.«,i Hn fie, TV,LL.L —. cold. tbe rifle-match at Dollymoaut, tho scorn for should be opened; but their msUrceaM betrned ’ foHu. 8 -lit. Rev. W. E. McLaren consecrated Epteoopal Bishop of the Diooure of Hlioato. ' rapidly, aud filled tbo cell with llamo and smoke, ' —liwnforvwseuta tor the Bptensb army in tbo Irish trem. •J-Explosion in a cosi mine n«ar Iteed». En- ' e.» that n ben rrsttied they were atmaet asffoca- Cobs coulinue tc arrirn JDZI. ted. and glad to bo taken care of. —When. Cuba la conquered Spain inteuds to 5—Nrer Far Rockaway, Longlslaud. collision . --------■-------------- iravniK urcuvi n mw rcccivt-u iuuoruw»v -Owb. F..Kring has been found guilty of i maintain. M irtdeut Army there, tbe ctwat to bqrireep t^C trains pc the 8otUh Side Railrosd ; ty. Mmu; 7 colored men kUlwi by a RberifT. 7 psrebre killad«« Arent, afal « ssH- ^Mw. recurred of th. lorn on Lak. Web hyena to more powerfill 'oi Jmre ferocious 1 ^v^c^rnorv'i,d lr?aty ’rU11* Proroeed to tbe igan of tins neboouer Windtetc, of Manitowoc. ’ African congener. wbile returning from Fortress Monroe with , ’—”c—~. JCT^SWie marnea womsi. t^th wbofltj —Anarchy «6d disorder prevail in Sonora, a pleaiuro party of 18 on board, was run Wis., with all on board. 11 -Fifty ;wr*anH kilted and a large number . It ifl uok generally known that there is bo bad becomeAnfntuated. Holiadendeavored ; Northern Mexico. Tho Yagui Indians are iu down by the steamship Isaac Bell, off Stowell's wounded by sn cxplcwicn of dynamite on a quay ; a large and prOHperonK Irish Bt?ttlemcnt ! in tho Argentine Republic, fo South company were drowned ; the steamship wan not in Bremen barber, OerauDr. first op|»ortnpity. a^c*rii«g aba shoqld never ! ’’**• 12— Electioa ofSonators for life ix>gun m , America. In oue of tho provinces, injured. hr.mfcrtholber. Ust April bn teM (he bti* . . Advice, from cJro. Egypt, give partum AVOV3T. Franco; DehosMi. all Republics!!*. 1™. tire-, te nf 3—A serious insurrection against the Turkish 13- A great tend e-m^a invoMng WO.000.- “ on the street nu<l renewed bis demand that she ; UruQf Jbe mabrucading of lhe German explarOOO, developed in Missouri and Arkansaw. nearly 400,000, of wh.eh nearly bull « Government broke out iu Herzegovina, a prov ­ sliould marry him. and upon, her refusal to iuf* party. rutmAwri^g tnq heeded by Dr. IK-A bill offered tn Congrs- prov.d.ng that > I™h- 11 » * noil graxing couutey, and comply ba MbfaMfBeaA Ho tea fried to kill Mnnxfcer. in tbe interior of Africa. After ince with A000 square milM of territory and a the President st tho end of bin term euall bo- the most extensive fnrtnerw in Iho provhimself, but hit itetol missed Ore. A plea of J fire dare' fighting 140 of the party were population of 250.000. eome a Senator for life. Tho cabfaet shops at j face are Irishmen, who hold immense iuaautty was sot up. but it failed to mvc him. . killed. Kirn, in Rhenish Pnumia. inundated tbe place, tbo Wbedcr A Wilson Work* in Badgoport, I ‘mete of land, and carry on a wool trede -« - and 13 persons were drowned. ^n^araod down; tews, •Mg.OOO.tewranoe, tbjd rivals Australia. In 1869 they and Hacks, in which the latter 0—Explosion in the arsenal al Brideeburg. dad. iL-rwra. „pKto«> to . iWto, «to! ■ ’J’*** p~«k<>r «o«l " "” 01 “* German twpere of a rewn: date puUiab mine, caused by the ignition of fire-damp; 110 Pilot. men lbrr 7 « fired."P°D i -—»• ■**» • Urge birthday was celebrated iu Ireland, with great miners kiuea. Tuomaaeefi. alias Tnomr-on. I ■ "v«d« euthuaiaom. •vwbw-wm wvnw’Ju one t»v n -.mr.te.. T’“5 cl>x’dillon u««nbered 2,000, and wak 25-Colliaion on the Midland Railroad, in mltted anicide J he confessed his crim.. A 27-' subscribed 8200,000 toward founding a The loader. England ; 5 persona killed and 10 injured. ounce nnggot was found by a Mack Hills gold new Methodist College, ho remarked to miner. Tbojuryiutbe case of tho murderer a friend one day: "Well, air, I didn’t coming (mm 2-A railway train broke through a rotten of httte Mabel Young, rt Boston, could not | know wlM<re ^'tyAHCIAZ AXD tJtDV6TRl.il.. poles by the Abyssinian*, aod their bodies h.,.srf ux„ | I over U.«4-W wio it, bridge near Goshen, eu route for Kingston. Canada-,'25 persons injured. York ; a German. a««i to. executed for murder "‘bject of payer. After fast-day, I Aw<-. MteaPyipp*. '•)*grej4ied to rreaideut Grant declaring that iu that State at Hermann. Mo., and a d«q>erado informally went down an Wall atrefa, lUkl n.tefe -Trxgta 6f dpenttiVM in the larger Eaatem ’ «®hsr already immciuw territory. cOtfcMfcfailfowere generally reduced ou the fol ■ —T^® «**tua of Napoleon, iu the Place Ven­ domestic violence existed in Ita most sggrs- lyucbwl at Careou City, Nevada for genera than twenty-four honni I skinned these wifkodne«r«. j follow* out of >200,000,—SLZottfa (UoLcin*. AkLawrcnoc. Maa*., owing to defecation ‘tome. Parte, which was overthrown by tbo rated form, and that be waa compelled to ap- 'j ~ i 20—News received of an earthquake iu Forto , Democrat. in priw«, add over-production. »he w^ges of Communists during the eiege of Paris by the «— a— .-puvuva.. V.XM.V..- I Rico on tbe nighta of Dec, 8 and 9. which ere- ’ -------------------- T—’TA"’’'* . . 5'JUO Oderstlvea. in the 1’sdtie Mill were re Cermaus. has been cnlitely restoreL tlon held at Saratoga; Frederick W. Seward ‘ «t«d great alarm: the capital of Ban Juan was ' A ITT.TION to Cowgrews for the repeal duefd Iff to 15 v«r ceuL ‘ — A dreedfql calamity oocorred in the j notOamaged. dstuaped. but but the ths town town of of Arecibo Arecibo was was »)»1- jj of of the thn bankrupt bankrupt law law fa to being teing circulated circulated bautrn, at Ute. yoiiutry- bore : °* HllMkon, Switzerland, ou Cliririmu 3ay. nominated for Secretary of Kate. »t entirely eutirely dwtiroyed. dretroyed. j' through throughout Connjciicut. , . lawn called' upon to make a report shoving Thettooriug of (ho achoolbcwte in which the OTxws of the iwoptiter Equinox, uear Point ®*< out Connecticut. ■ -uaii—'J----- -1-.------------ J-;-—' ’ their condition st tbe dose of beniness Dccem- fa*i»‘L?ei were being ceisbrrted gave way. au Hable. Lake Miehigan-, 26 persous drowned. . 12. . kUUu« c«iu’r W'l wounding about The Pennsylvania Democratic State CouvenOTH£K WQMLVS TUAX DVRS. •• For the Blood la the Ufa,” ’ cjiriiViifi. ft*’ r4x>rt<d from tho seat c.’ Uoa adopted • |>tatform similar to that adopted . ascertain definitely nlxJilt .u8" WW .bewig by the Ohio Democrats, aud nominated Cyrus 4, ” , " *xjrQe which the ayvtem re bo# op. L.r.>*iKr«aoTtn~r. UwptaKl. i, that th, 1. w. ftvg clyhet „ «, M. Blologwte i»P pti*«»". Lake Michigan; 8 pcraorui drowned.can tell you the past_ history . ,of the earth. ________________ _ *11 organic funetton* bMosne the Turks clabuing a decisive . . . .. 1 . .. . ... ftaUlirw nrvn ir-.uiW.rvt H—Loa of |1 livte from poiaotmva gan hi ami arrive at the probable way in which vvMCto.u.autos.ulu.aud mw,,. to. aJehl.v •» promuto out b« are teiwtal killed, an I twir-r qw<,y 1 for. Tho coward fa sure' to lie btafy Imit. Tho "main ran under Federal ' «ken truth means punishment, and sure ■tirec tn fj;c. and exptedod in lame myetertowi Ito retreat from hfa engagements when ~J^nto.tototo«» iuro!„ „-c , jJXtoru nmtuJ-?00* r** *** souiH that to ehdure and ■.xufieten torn uf>, and * large grain warehouse • , . , , ... buDy ohatlcred. w‘oru 1*“' an,i faco ‘kogcr fearleaaly - Two young me., were drowned near New “d P«»ptly wfarn duty require*. Some Y»rtj m-r dsy }*,: week white Stating. ' parents evade thia vital port of training •‘-Wfatelegtoa Cily and rorae fointa in Tur- [ by glowwa ami ^loeepUm. A mother ’^’^"•“'’dewWahocto'Qf earth- ; who lias taken her lx)y to the dentist’s to washing should only extend to the outer 1-Burial of Henry Wilson al Natick, Mwk. Eleven livee lost by the sinking .of the steamer Hunnysilo on the Hodson River^-out in two by that be cowers back, aod though, he. may bile Uw felt, lie cannot turn hto neck round to hurt you, eo you quietly feel “ iy Oja ifttruing of the English schoolship. TRAVMixa cHtLDRKx cvvttsar. Grsvcseud. a fow days tiucr. . Courage fa a vital elcmeut of Christian menpirane of. the tympanum, producing j Afghan chief, tbe fihirkaxee8yu^ Daoiyl “ When you have tracked the beast to his Railroad, near Washingum; many of tho employos and j*iweng<irn Injured. 28— Destructive firs at Oshkosh, Wia.; a square mile of tbe city laid iu ruins. Erptoumi of a jtowdrr magazine in London. Englsn>L arktl eevBridlivte lost. MAY. 1-Ex)>loeteij at Banker Hill Colltory. Narili 8taffanlshl.c, England; 41 lire lot. SewTert ; gets Banking aud Currency and fire nnimport taut committees, while Pennsj Irani* goto Ap­ propriations and Invalid Tendons and three It bM been ascertained at lart that the to- .show places. Ohio han Military Affair*. Pnblic Lauds, Territories. Militia and Printing, aud in Brwnen barter 1. 128; twenty *U*l «*«*r tew N.w Yort or iteoutbe Injured are hopeleody maimed, and there -ylvauia. Now England doean t gU a tingle are fifty*tix rttow* and 138 orphans left m tbo 0o^nuUc<', 25-Charlea I). Whylaad (-‘Big Charley-), proprietor of the St Elmo reataurant, Chicago, billed by a drenken dreperado nam'd Henry Wasbtog- ■the w | SfaT : *1__ _____ 1 of the »un only a. small ---- --- J'. * ■ —E,,,Harf«teVA»s,*-o».. Jj n ATI on t. IV ---- - --- ------------------- —:----- L-—4 •”— TL M. Tim U iw l>cy o—t^ptce graded Stem ■ ’•“^SafaSSr. •.ixf' ,:s: ■ 3 3 eared. Stan tq>Ww ElMtic Tins e»., 3 .. I 3 issfelcr : 5 S 3< • is » *19 &0 , :’2 I‘S 19 W 2tl»? ' e re S t ' » ' ^SELASTIC 5>Z TRUSS ClHLI WSSatOoas .. +od5Jo."' ' Smith Organ Co., BOSTON, MASS. * ; These Standard Instruments Sold by Mode Dealers Everywhere. A CHICAGO PAPER. THE INTER-OCEAN jt HKST-CIASH SB irsFAFBB Rave you over seen TB£ MPBBLKWWER IN ™E ttORTHwerr. UqiaHuiniU. ■ - ..ZL.. «----- - . .■ yi ; ««. k th. <«Mrr -mx'.M WKtt.tb CLAIM iMuwiuu A?o rxjuLv rxricn. AND to A MWMITE M TME R0UMNM.0. Sidi'$25rA££« go.sasiyfl WOBRtt&r»5Wi4«!SKS» irjSSEfA V,¥£Si^tSqt it proportion ^4^ wiU doaaurgimlapwv Jolyig. hj». ' uot “ore Ummi <*m 1,1 “ bundred c-taudy receive .<»*••> io wd »• IMI*ve ’2'JTTT'that similar wa'deb exist in th* for depths MliCU COBJ-|, —• * —--------- -------- . umwnu •*“'»“ ’llieh 1 :13 31S : 2 ; S vre r-i-*i— e q'. - -« sa. p---, wi," Ifareatnymare. nominated John Bigelow for « « «* me ensre Jn the far teplte of ^a~« Secretary of K re. the heavens,because they conuot see the «*!causs of. a farp pwjkm olt •Jldtaea.ncs is 17 13-Vloteut cjcloua oo tbo uulf of Inrhigcreatures themsclvre or the plsoo »’».! blood. Now I)r. Kcreo does not wish to ...... . * place his Gulden Medical Discovery lathe cstflie planets are alla]ogue at quack patent notrtpunfi by recou;over the inland alternately from gulf and bay ‘ I- to cure every fflsea-e. nor dore ho too far away except iu the case of our moon, and there wo have arrived at a Httisfactory knowledge that it han no life upon its surface. I want to bring before you a new theory which Dr. wr* ewept away : nine teothti of the tioiiscs iu Brewster has called tbe hope of the phi­ town were destroyed. losopher and the hope of tbe Christian— 26—A dmauir train near Philadelphia wm the theory that there are ptber world.** run nite by »“ summon train W> the Jtoaaaylthan oom tluti are inhabited by living rauia Railroad 5 &|iert»M killed and 20 injured The steamer Adler camo in collision with the creatures. Every planet i»i either the Swodtob steamer King Osrer II. near Grimsby, abode of life, or making ready to sup­ England; the latter sunk, and H itcraotM On port life, as in tbe ease of the sun. The theory which Dr. Sewell advanced, that our cwrth, 1*0 far as we know, fa the only inhabited world, is painful to us, far wc eannul conceive that- all the uuivarae 30-Al tbo reunion id tho Army ef IbeTeu- around us runs to waste; and yet we n«*ce at Dre Moiucj. Iowa, Prwjdcut (Irani know that a wry great proportion of the teg reduceJ, and box«l m*te a rf»wh metaorabte f« st- length and for things around w runs to wash1, if it may aiCrtargwg the atrwM iaid upon the quetiiou of Mwtaruu so Im called. We know that al the beat urn. «£*••« ilgrtaihebuy thulia* to nt still, it fa under the delusion that tlwre to to be no pmu, wiiersa* hv aboald U taught to 4-Tbv .ttewlmh stewnw U J. Itotger. runface the jmfa and to scorn it. Thia This ulug beaten Lubeck .-.ite (tyeubagsn, tmnied makes the difference Lsdwtxm the oow U. u» IMUe.M or llo> f-woew. Wil 11 or onto and heroes. A n-gimeut of poi- the crew pertebod. trtKJno could ipareli up to a battery m cboucfidly am a rogiiount uf henns, if they thought there w« no enemy at Urn gnu*. The difference to that heroes Iltmated l-aw. kt.WOM know the <l»bgnr and yet face xorsalu it valiantly. ■4—The stesmsHp Fatafic foundered tret ween A Great Offer!! THE MJJLEETS. » aw a mooB-paos ’"SSu | *HUe oonfideuce, nlthungil cm* which we j grata. TOE D»«™, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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